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Digitization Peña Blanca Spring
FMNH Collection Data: Classification: Achondrite, aubrite Specimen number: FMNH ME 3240 Specimen mass: 378.77 grams
The Peña Blanca Spring meteorite fell on August 2, 1946 and eventually came to rest in the murky waters of a pond outside of Marathon, Texas. Approximately 70 kg of material was liberated from the waters of the pond including the two largest samples 47 kg and 13 kg. The meteorite is classified as an achondrite aubrite.
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MACON, Ga. (Feb. 6, 2012) – The ETSU men's basketball team will continue with Atlantic Sun Conference action on the road Monday night, taking on conference leader Mercer at 7 p.m. inside the University Center.
The Buccaneers (12-10 overall, 6-5 A-Sun) have won two in a row, but will be facing a Bears team that has not lost since suffering a defeat at ETSU back in early January. In that game, the Bucs – who are the nation's leader in steals – used a strong defensive effort to stymie Mercer (18-7, 10-2) and take the win.
For more on Monday's matchup, click on the game notes link to the right, or read the game notes below. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the 2011-12 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
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The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
Last time out
KENNESAW, Ga. (Feb. 4, 2012) – Senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) scored a game-high 19 points, freshman guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa) came off the bench to net a crucial 11, and senior Tommy Hubbard (Boston) made clutch plays down the stretch, leading the ETSU men's basketball team to a 64-59 win over Kennesaw State Saturday afternoon inside the KSU Convocation Center. ... The win moves ETSU to 12-10 overall, 6-5 in Atlantic Sun play. The Owls drop to 3-21, 0-12. ... With the Bucs trailing 57-54 and 2:37 left on the clock, Hubbard – who played in the game despite suffering from a turf-toe injury – began his game-saving play. He first scored on a traditional 3-point play to make it 57-57, and then after a free throw miss by junior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis), Hubbard grabbed an offensive rebound to keep the ball on ETSU's end of the court. He later picked up three offensive rebounds in a row on the same possession, before ultimately tapping in a miss to give the Bucs a 60-57 edge with only 20 seconds left in the game. ... The first half closely resembled the last meeting between the Bucs and Owls earlier this season, as Kennesaw State connected on seven 3-pointers in the first 20 minutes and led by as many as 11 at 24-13. The Bucs, whose offensive issues have become a theme this year, again struggled to score in the early going, but managed to cut the deficit to six at 30-24 at halftime thanks to a Rembert 3-pointer to close out the half. ... Guard Delbert Love was the story of the first half, going 5-of-5 from 3-point range and scoring 15 points for the Owls. ... In the second half, Rembert's play continued to impress as he opened the half with five straight points, and capped a 13-2 run with a 3-pointer that made it 44-42 in favor of ETSU with 10:07 left in the game. The ETSU advantage grew to six at 48-42 on a Poderis' layup, but the Owls battled back to regain the lead at 57-54 with 2:57 remaining on the clock. ... At that point, Hubbard took over. However, after his fourth and fifth point made it 60-57, it wasn't until Sollazzo and Jones combined to hit four-straight free throws that the Bucs could relax and picked up the win. ... For the game, ETSU shot 51 percent from the floor, forced Kennesaw State into 17 turnovers, collected 12 steals and out-rebounded the Owls 26-18. However, the Owls shot the ball well, posting an impressive 57 percent clip from the field and hitting on 58 percent from 3-point range. ... Along with Sollazzo and Rembert, senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) reached double figures with 14 points. Meanwhile, KSU's Love netted a game-high 19, while Spencer Dixon pitched in 14, and Brandon Dawson had 12.
The series versus Mercer
The Bucs lead the all-time series over Mercer 12-2, and currenlty hold a four-game winning streak over the Bears ... ETSU won the last meeting 76-61 back on Jan. 7, 2012.
Last time out against Mercer
JOHNSON CITY (Jan. 7, 2012) – The ETSU men's basketball team used a relentless defensive attack and 20-point efforts from senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) and junior guard Marcus Dubose (Hartsville, S.C.) to drop Mercer 76-61 in Atlantic Sun Conference action Saturday afternoon inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... The Bucs, who shot 53 percent from the floor and 77 percent from the foul line for the game, got a game-high 23 points and six assists from Sollazzo, and 21 points from Dubose. Meanwhile, senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami) netted 16 points and blocked three shots. ... Defensively, ETSU held the Bears to 41 percent shooting from the floor and forced 21 turnovers, which allowed the Bucs to outscore Mercer 16-0 on fast break points. For the Bears, Justin Cecil led their attack with a team-high 17 points. ... In the first half, the two teams were tied at 7-7 before ETSU went on to outscore the Bears 42-23 the rest of the half and take a 49-30 lead at the break. In the second half, the Bucs lead grew to as many as 29 points at 69-40 with 6:54 left in the game, before ETSU substituted its entire bench and the Bears took advantage by outscoring the Bucs 21-7 the rest of the way. ... Along with the offensive efforts of Sollazzo, Dubose and Brown, ETSU got a game-high 10 rebounds from junior forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.), while senior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) collected a game-high five steals. ETSU dished out 13 assists as a team, but did commit 16 turnovers. ... While Cecil led the Bears, Mercer also got 12 points from Shaquille Harris and 11 from Daniel Coursey. The Bears out-rebounded the Bucs 32-30 and collected 12 assists, but Mercer shot just 54 percent from the foul line.
Bucs lead nation in steals, Cooley ranks 12th
Key to the Bucs' wins this year has been the ability to swipe the ball from opponents ... Through games of Jan. 2, ETSU ranks No. 1 in the country in steals per game, averaging 10.6 steals a contest ... In fact, in the Bucs' last game, the team swiped 18 steals against James Madison (1/30) ... Meanwhile, junior Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) has been on a torrid pace this season and a big reason for the Bucs' success in the steals category, averaging a conference best 2.5 steals per game ... He currently ranks 12th nationally in steals per game. ... The Bucs have four players ranked in the Top 10 among A-Sun Conference players in steals: Cooley (1st, 2.5), Tommy Hubbard (2nd, 2.0), Adam Sollazzo (5th, 1.8), and Isiah Brown (9th, 1.5).
Rembert breaks out
Freshman guard Rashawn Rembert (Tampa), who was recruited for his ability to score that basketball, came off the bench to provide valuable minutes in the Bucs' win over Kennesaw State (2/4) ... Going a perfect 4-for-4 from the field and 3-for-3 from 3-point range, Rembert netted 11 points for ETSU during a critical stretch midway through the game ... Afterwards, head coach Murry Bartow commented how Rembert was probably the player of the game.
Block party for Brown
With a block in last season's finale against Iona, senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) set a new school record for blocks in a single season, swatting away a total of 71 shots on the year ... For his career, he now stands third on the all-time list at 173, but is just nine blocks behind the program's all-time leader Zakee Wadood ... In addition to those marks, Brown's six-block performance against Belmont last year also matched the program's single-game record ... At the time, Brown joined six other ETSU players who have had six-block games, including former standouts Brad Nuckles, Eryk Thomas, Jerald Fields, Zakee Wadood, Greg Dennis and Greg Hamlin.
Sollazzo stepping up his offensive game
Senior point guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) has found a strong offensive rhythm in recent games ... In his last 18 games, Sollazzo has scored in double figures 16 times, eclipsing 20 points in five of those games ... Over that time frame, he has averaged 17.3 points, 4.4 assists, and 5.3 rebounds, and is shooting 47 percent from the floor. ... Sollazzo currently ranks first on the team in points (15.8 ppg) and assists (4.6 apg), and third in rebounds. (5.5 rpg).
Poderis reaches career mark for rebounds
In recent weeks, junior forward Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) has become a truly valuable part of the Buccaneers attack ... In the win over Mercer, Poderis picked up a career high 10 rebounds, and that effort came two days after he matched his career high for points with 14 against USC Upstate ... In the win over Kennesaw State, he posted another nine-rebound effort ... For the year, Poderis is averaging 4.6 points and 4.6 rebounds in 20.7 minutes per game.
Bucs showing "flex"-ability with offense
In ETSU's game against Appalachian State back on Dec. 10, the Bucs debuted a new offensive wrinkle, utilizing one of basketball's most traditional offenses ... The "flex" is an offense that utilizes multiple screens and a great deal of slashing throughout the paint ... The results were good for the Bucs, who enjoyed several layups and dunks against the Mountaineers, as they won 65-48 to snap a four-game losing streak.
On their way to 1,000 points
As they began their seniors seasons, ETSU's trio of Isiah Brown, Adam Sollazzo and Tommy Hubbard were all eying the 1,000 point mark for their careers. While Brown has now reached the mark, Hubbard and Sollazzo are still in the hunt. After the Bucs' last game, here is where each stands:
Adam Sollazzo ................................................................ 916 points
Tommy Hubbard ........................................................... 805 points
To reach 1,000, the three would have to average for the season:
Adam Sollazzo............................................ 14.8 points per game
Tommy Hubbard....................................... 14.7 points per game
Getting to the free throw line a key for the Bucs
In recent years, the Bucs have focused on playing stingy defense, but also driving to the basket on offense and trying to get "tough" points thanks to fouls ... One way for the ETSU coaching staff to determine how successful the Bucs have been is charting free throw attempts and makes ... Well if this statistic is a true indicator, then the Bucs did just as the coaches would like ... Last season, ETSU set a school record for free throw attempts, putting up a total of 856 free tosses ... The Bucs also made their share of those attempts, ranking second on the all-time list with 580 makes ... The 2010-11 edition of the Bucs came up just nine makes short of the all-time record, held by the 1991-92 Bucs at 589. ... This season, after starting out the year shooting poorly from the foul line, the Bucs are have improved those numbers and are now shooting 63 percent for the year as a team.
Bucs add to postseason resume
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
ETSU picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
Since the beginning of the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Buccaneers -- who have enjoyed nine NCAA Tournament trips, one NIT and one CIT berth, 14 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85 -- ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun Conference team, as well as former Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as programs such as Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson, California and Florida State.


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ELLICOTT CITY, MD -- The Mid-Atlantic Club Management Association (MACMA) presented awards to several members at its annual conference held July 16 in Ellicott City, MD. More than 150 attendees from clubs in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Washington, DC, attended the conference.
The Big Vanilla Athletic Club, Arnold, MD, won a 2010 Award of Excellence for its 90-day fitness challenge. The program generated new memberships and more than $50,000 in registration fees.
The Ship Shape Fitness Center, Malvern, PA, won an Award of Excellence for its Ship Shape Survivor program, a motivational program created to encourage participants to increase physical activity and make healthy choices to maintain or lose weight. The facility, which is managed by L&T Health and Fitness, had 62 percent participation. Fifty percent of participants maintained or lost weight.
Washington, DC-based Judiciary Fitness Association, also managed by L&T Health and Fitness, won for its Cardio Pumpkin Launch program. This incentive program increased daily usage by 10 percent and membership by 5 percent.
MACMA also named four health and fitness professionals to receive scholarships from the American Council on Exercise, the National Academy of Sports Medicine, the National Council on Strength and Fitness, and Power Systems. They are Diane Hensley, Big Vanilla Athletic Club; Chasidy McGlothlin, L&T Health and Fitness; Tracie Udes, Lynne Brick's Women Health & Fitness; and Jenn Reed, Universal Athletic Club.
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My vision and goal with gameplay is to contribute and share outwardly our expert knowledge of advanced graphics and game technologies. Not only has my team been busy porting all the leading open-source game technologies for BlackBerry, but we have been having a ton of fun too!
In the past, I have worked on previous research projects using advanced rendering technologies like deferred shading, post processing and scene graph rendering. We see a roadmap where the mobile and pc/console gaming worlds converge and we are working hard to take BlackBerry gaming to the front of the lines.
The gameplay project is a contribution that is directly targeting the indie game developer ecosystem. We realize developers want to easily target as many platforms as they can to monetize and we want to help you do this… If you are familiar with other popular open-source 2D game engines like cocos2d-x and now want a high-quality 3D solution, then gameplay might be exactly what you are looking for!
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The Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal is one the big attractions at this Sunday's WrestleMania XXX show. Tonight on WWE Main Event, two contestants from the contest will square off as Sheamus takes on The Miz. Plus, Divas action between two Vickie Guerrero Diva Invitational combatants! All that and more on this week's edition of WWE Main Event!
We are on tape from Washington D.C. Tom Phillips and Byron Saxton have the call for this week.
Match One: Sheamus vs. The Miz
Lockup sees Sheamus muscle The Miz into a corner. Reset in the offense sees Sheamus grab a side headlock and bring it to the mat. Miz counters with a kick to apply a side headlock of his own. Body shots get Sheamus out of the hold and he connects with a shoulder tackle. Both men having counters for offense before Sheamus lands a backbreaker for the first nearfall of the contest.
Miz moves outside to regroup and Sheamus takes chase. Kick attempt by Miz is caught by Sheamus as he reenters the ring. Miz tossed to the mat and Sheamus clobbering Miz with corner work. Kick to the knee of Sheamus drops him to the mat and Miz going to work with stomps and strikes. Corner work from Miz is soon countered by Sheamus. Clothesline attempt from Sheamus sends him out to the floor as Miz pulls the rope down. Slide kick connects and Miz on the apron, but he is caught on the crossbody. Fallaway slam into the barricade from Sheamus puts Miz down as we break.
We return with Sheamus working an armbar. Miz with knees to get Sheamus in the corner. Corner work follows as both men get their shots in. Miz sent into the opposite corner, but he floats over. Miz ducking a clothesline, but Sheamus catches up to send him outside with one. Outside, Sheamus tries to attack from the apron. Miz runs under him and charges as Sheamus rolls to his feet. Miz caught, but he sends Sheamus into the ring post on his shoulder and follows with a kick to the head. Back inside, stomps connecting for Miz and he gets another running boot for a nearfall.
Sheamus cornered and Miz hits his Awesome Clothesline before going up top to land a sledgehammer smash for a brief nearfall. Headlock from Miz leads to getting another pin attempt off a Reality Check. Using the ropes to choke Sheamus, running splash on the back sees yet another nearfall for Miz. Knees connecting for Miz as Sheamus fights back, but a boot to the chest gets Miz another nearfall.
Rear chinlock applied by Miz. Sheamus fights up to break the holds and hits the ropes, only to be dropped by a knee to the midsection. Sheamus again cornered and Miz looking for another Awesome Clothesline, but it is countered by a sledgehammer smash from Sheamus. Sledgehammers and a shoulder ram in the corner are followed by a knee. Rolling fireman's carry slam sends Miz to the apron. Punches from Miz get him the hangman's neckbreaker and he heads up top. Irish Curse catches him and nearly gets Sheamus the win.
White Noise attempt is countered by Miz, who gets a DDT that nearly steals the win. Miz charges and catches the boot of Sheamus in the corner, hanging it on the second rope for kicks. Sheamus fighting out of the corner and both men trading submission attempts. Brogue Kick and Skull Crushing Finale miss for both men as well. Miz left on the apron for clubbing blows to the chest. Up top, Sheamus yanked down by Miz and the Figure-Four Leglock locked in. Sheamus struggling to break the hold. Rope break is finally reached and Miz kicked away by Sheamus. Brogue Kick catches Miz as he charges in.
Winner by pinfall: Sheamus
Video package recaps the rivalry between John Cena and Bray Wyatt.
Raw Rebound shows the creation of the Vickie Guerrero Divas Invitational for the WWE Divas Championship.
Renee Young with The Bella Twins backstage. Young asks about the lead-up to their match at WrestleMania and any concerns they have with the uncertain rules of the match. Brie Bella declares that she is prepared, despite wedding plans and other distractions. Nikki Bella echoes that sentiment, but knows the two disagree on who will become WWE Divas Champion at WrestleMania.
Match Two: Nikki Bella (w/Brie Bella) vs. Tamina Snuka (w/AJ Lee)
Lockup sees Tamina Snuka connect with a knee that leads to an arm wrench. Nikki Bella counters with a wristlock before she is sent into the corner. Back elbow sends Snuka away and a springboard leg lariat connect for a brief nearfall for Bella. Headscissors choke from Bella is used to drive the head of Snuka into the mat before she secures the rope break. Kick and headscissors takeover sends Snuka outside. Snuka catches her with a clothesline and a shot with the vest to get the nearfall inside. Knee drop and a headbutt get Snuka another pin attempt.
Rear chinlock in for Snuka and Bella fighting out of the hold. Bella sent into the corner, where she flips out to connect on a kick. Dropkicks landing and a back bodydrop connects. Facebuster nearly steals Bella the win. Off the ropes, Bella gets kicked by Snuka and the action moves outside.
Snuka brings Bella back inside after kicking Brie Bella down. Bella fighting back with forearms, but she is dropped by a side kick. Dragging her closer to the corner, Snuka connects on a Superfly Splash from the top.
Winner by pinfall: Tamina Snuka
WWE Divas Champion AJ Lee joins Tamina Snuka in the ring post-match. Lee trying to steal a little shine from Snuka and Snuka is not pleased as the tension continues to build between the two.
Raw Rebound shows the final confrontation between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker.
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"For us to be very competitive we have to have a lot of competition within the team itself," Morrow said. "The spring was time for us to get experience for players and get questions answered on guys that we didn't get answered during the regular season.
"The coaching staff went into the spring with the mindset that we really wanted to develop the players that we do have. We accomplished that mission."
With 17 newcomers expected to join a team that only lost one starter, defender-midfielder Kezi Lara, the competition for playing time should be fierce.
"I think we fell victim last season to not being competitive enough within the team itself, and that is my fault," Morrow said. "One of the things I told the guys at the end of the season was that there were things they needed to work on, but that as a coaching staff we aren't to let happen this season what happened last year.
"Players were somewhat complacent. Certain spots weren't guaranteed but guys knew they were going to play."
Morrow's main goal is to improve dramatically on 2009's 6-10-3 overall record and 3-4-2 Atlantic Sun Conference record.
"That year was certainly a huge disappointment," Morrow said. "I think the expectations hurt our players. They thought things were just going to happen for them.
"It's not that they didn't work hard. But in college soccer, and especially in our conference, there is such a small difference in the top, top teams and the teams that aren't really there yet. You can't have any let ups."
Morrow has many expectations for the Bisons who have the ultimate goal of being the next program at Lipscomb to earn their first NCAA berth.
"I expect us to have a team that is competitive," Morrow said. "I expect to have a team where the players work together and fights for every loose ball.
"I don't want us to never be out of a game because of their effort or because of their frustration. We saw that a little bit last season. That can't happen again this season."
One of the biggest concerns for Morrow after the spring games was a lack of goal scoring.
"The ability to score is there," Morrow said. "We need to be clicking at the right time. We still have to do a better job of finishing our chances.
"Statistically, we didn't have the goals last season that we did the year before. We need to get better on defense and we need to get better on the attack as well. "
The DaSilva factor: The player who will be expected to carry the scoring load for the Bisons is senior forward Miguel DaSilva. He scored five goals last season, down from his nine in 2008. He was making a recovery from off-season surgery and was not 100 percent during the season.
"For the most part we rely a lot on Miguel," Morrow said. "Everybody knows who Miguel is. Certainly, a lot of our success will depend on how he is doing.
"Can we get it done without him? Certainly. But if he is healthy and he is right he is going to score goals. Even with people knowing who he is and doubling down on him he will find a way to score goals."
Morrow will also count on junior forward Garret Pettis who scored four goals last season after recording 12 as a freshman in 2008. Pettis broke his ankle midway through spring workouts.
"Garret didn't have as good a year his second year, but neither did we," Morrow said. "Garret would be the first to tell you that if it wasn't for Miguel and the players behind him he wouldn't have had as many goals as a freshman."
Morrow also thinks that at least a couple of the incoming players will be able to provide a scoring boost.
"With the class we have coming in we will have much better chance to generate goals off of set pieces rather than just relying on Miguel," Morrow said. "But if Miguel is doing well, certainly that will help.
"The good news is that Miguel is better at this point than he was at the same time last summer. He wants to be here. He wants to play. He has goals for himself and goals for the team. From day one he has said he wants to go to the NCAA Tournament and he feels responsible for doing that."
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Heat the remaining tablespoon of oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and cook until soft and translucent, about 4 minutes. Stir in the garlic and cook until it's fragrant, about 1 minute. Season with salt and pepper. Add the tomatoes, chipotles with adobo sauce, and 1/2 cup water, cooking until slightly thick, about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Mix in the beans and cook until heated through, season with salt and pepper. Remove from the heat.
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Combine all of the ingredients in a small glass jar with an airtight lid and shake to blend. Store in a cool, dry place for up to 2 weeks.
Season chicken with the adobo seasoning. Heat a grill pan to medium heat and spray with nonstick cooking spray or drizzle with oil. Place the chicken on the grill pan and cook for 3 to 5 minutes on each side depending on the size of the breasts.
Note: This recipe for adobo is a staple seasoning for many of my Latin recipes. You can make a large batch, store it in an airtight container and use it as a flavor enhancer in your favorite dishes.
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Sorry this is late for most everyone. It's technically before midnight here. Heh heh. It was a neck and neck call, really. I have to admit, I was more than a little tickled pink that so much love was shown to Howl's Moving Castle (Woot!!!) Maybe next time. :)
And again there were several strong nods for The Chronicles of Narnia. One day, it will make the rounds. There WILL be Narnia treats to be had!
Let's see...
A vote for Story of a Girl, which I thought was awesome. There was even one for Twilight (I thought that would be higher up, honestly. Though I'm not disappointed. The only treat I could think of had to do with apples. And I just wasn't in an apple-y mood).
So now, the winner.
(Yes, I've figures out how to hold you in suspense properly. It's all in the spacing. It takes so much more than you think).
It was down to Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder. Or the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan. A tough call. A really tough call.
I mean, why not? We just had a Maria Snyder week over here, and the Percy Jackson movie just came out. And it's the month of February, after all. Let us embrace the love! ^_^
I have to keep it hush hush with the specifics, but I am playing with the idea of "god food" for Percy Jackson. Or something blue... And for Poison Study? It's gotta be something chocolate. :) Give me a little time. These two may keep me busy for a little while. But I will keep you updated. We're tight like that. WriterGirl, over and out.


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During the Civil War, Kroehl first served as a civilian naval contractor and later as an acting volunteer lieutenant in the U.S. Navy. In the spring of 1862, prior to the Union capture of New Orleans, he was unable to clear a path through hulks and chains blocking the Mississippi River at Forts Jackson and St. Philip. Later that year he was assigned to harbor clearance and underwater blasting on the James River and off Wilmington, North Carolina.
Back on the Mississippi and serving under Rear Admiral David Dixon Porter in 1863, Kroehl participated in the Vicksburg campaign, but his naval career ended when yellow fever nearly killed him. During his recuperation in Washington, D.C., he remembered Ryerson's diving bell, and with backing from a group of prominent businessmen and politicians, he designed a submarine that incorporated many of Ryerson's principles but was remarkably different.
The completed craft, also named the Sub Marine Explorer , was 36 feet long and 10 feet in diameter. Made of cast and wrought iron, the boat displaced 80 tons. While she shared some similarities to the Alligator and another contemporary U.S. submarine, the Intelligent Whale , the Explorer featured a novel design and was a more complex and sophisticated craft. Her hull was divided into three areas: a compressed air chamber lying beneath the hull's turtleback-shaped upper hull, an interior working chamber for the crew, and a series of ten ballast tanks. To dive, a steam tender filled the high-pressure chamber with compressed air up to 200 psi. With the chamber charged, Kroehl and his crew opened seacocks from a central control station and simultaneously flooded the tanks to start the submarine's descent. As the water rushed in, the air it displaced bled into a series of discharge pipes that fed through a central manifold and then exhausted out a valve in the conning tower. Kroehl trimmed the boat by regulating the flooding and with blasts of pressurized air to expel seawater from the ballast tanks.
Once at depth, Kroehl allowed enough pressured air into the working chamber to equalize with the ambient sea pressure. This allowed the crew to open hatches in the bottom of the submarine and work on the seabed, collecting oysters and pearls. A hand-cranked propeller generated up to four knots of speed, and a system of spraying seawater through chemicals refreshed the air. To surface, enough pressurized air would be released to blow the tanks dry. The Explorer made a series of successful dives, but without Kroehl, who died in Panama's tropical climate in September 1867 after his fever returned.
The Explorer 's only flaw was not one of design but of execution. The effects of pressure on the human body were not fully understood, nor was how to combat decompression sickness, also known as caisson disease or the bends. In 1869, following a series of dives off Isla San Telmo, the submarine crew was stricken with what newspapers reported as "fever," while local oral tradition suggests they died after making four-hour-long dives to more than 100 feet and then quickly resurfacing. Contemporary newspaper accounts confirm the dangerous dives and lengthy exposures to pressure. That definitely led to decompression sickness, which can be fatal.
The Explorer was left in a San Telmo cove and her identity eventually forgotten until a chance rediscovery in 2000. As a vacationing archaeologist visiting the Pearl Islands, I was told of the mystery submarine visible only at low tide and of a craft rumored to be a Japanese two-man midget submarine abandoned after an aborted World War II attack on the Panama Canal. The truth—revealed after archaeological documentation and consultation with historians Eugene Canfield, Richard Wills, Mark Ragan, Henry Silka, and Robert Schwemmer—was far more interesting. Since 2003, I have led successive expeditions to San Telmo resulting in a series of detailed plans of the Explorer that now resides in the Historic American Engineering Record collection in the Library of Congress, more than 300 pages of historical and archaeological documentation, two documentary films, and calls from interested parties to rescue the rusting, battered craft from the surf and place her in a museum.
Whether or not a rescue materializes, we have learned a great deal from the wreck of the Explorer and in doing so have placed her and her long-dead inventor in their proper place as pioneers in the long saga of successful submarine development. If not for the problems with pressure sickness (the cure for the bends was not discovered until 1907) and Kroehl's untimely death, I am convinced he and his Sub Marine Explorer could have given later submarine inventors John Holland and Simon Lake a run for their money as they took the stage in the last quarter of the 19th century.
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We had 11 grown-ups and 1 pizza-eating kiddo, and I made a triple batch of dough, and honestly, it wasn't really enough. Jake - wisely - broke the dough into smaller batches than the recipe suggested, for 12 mini pizzas in all. The smaller pizzas are a good idea because they are a lot easier to manage on the grill.
I didn't get a close up of this pizza pictured here, but I think it was my favorite one of all. Alana's topping combo consisted of an amazing Saffron Fennel Tomato Sauce (from Deborah Madison's new book), and some Raw Walnut Sausage (from Practically Raw), and some Daiya Mozzerella shreds. It was truly a dynamite combo!!! I want another one right now!


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Whether you're being efficient in your architecture or your energy use, consider bringing these two fantastic designs together in your kitchen. Shrink your utilities bill, save the planet and do both with distinctly modern panache. Looking for a few tips to give your kitchen an eco-friendly and contemporary makeover? Consider these five points.
1. Energy-efficient dishwasher and fridge. These two major appliances are both focal points in your kitchen, so you'll want them to blend into your design. They also happen to be the two most significant drains on energy. Whether you're in the market for a more stylish or greener dishwasher and fridge, you can't go wrong combining the two. Sleek new models are made of clean lines and gorgeous stainless steel, which are Perfect for your kitchen design.
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4. Radiant flooring heat. Radiant heat is a celebrated and eco-friendly option to keep your home warm during the late fall and early winter. Radiant flooring heat systems fit snuggly under whatever material you use in your kitchen and will keep your room warm using minimal electricity and natural convection currents. Best of all, unlike central heating vents, it's an unobtrusive system that won't throw off your spatial design.
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Listen up, Santa Cruz! You guys gotta turn out en masse tonight June, 14th at Gateways Books at 7 PM. The gig at the Virgin Megastore Tuesday was fun. But it was hardly the Hitler-at-Nuremberg type crowds a MASTER of my IMMENSITY should be commanding. Don't you people realize that I am the 49th PATRIARCH OF ZEN??????
Whatever. I had fun on Tuesday. The people who did show up were all very cool and very interested, so that more than made up for the lack of biggness of the event. By the way, there actually was a certain fellow who used to promote himself as the 49th Patriarch of Zen. Turns out he had the same credentials as a whole lot of Zen teachers these days. And if you interpret them in a particular way you could call yourself the 49th (or whatever number) patriarch. So could I. But I don't. That was a joke. OK?
I've never been to Santa Cruz, so I'm looking forward to the trip. Yesterday I had a really good interview with Michael Sammet of KZSC radio down there. His show's called "Talk About." And he actually did talk about my book. In fact, all the interviews I've done up here have been really good. I did three of 'em yesterday! A record for me. The first was with Gary Gach of a website called buddhistchannel.tv. Don't know when that goes up. But I'll try & find out. Then I did one with Anthony Wright. That was for a Marin County radio station. It'll also be a Podcast. Once I get the details on where you can download it, I'll post them here.
Plus I'm doing scads of "real job" type work, which is too boring to detail here. Busy, busy, busy....
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The one invitation I covet this LFW...
Beauty coverage is easy peasy to come by during the annual fashion weeks... that's not an issue. Everyone from bloggers to editors, stylists and PRs report on the good stuff, taking amazing pics so that those of us working remotely have a JPEG cornucopia to chose from when posting about said FWs afterwards. I thank those lovelies on the front line. With out you, where would our virtual reportage be!?
So, there's only one LFW invitation I was gunning for this year (not that I can make it anyway, but that's besides the point)... I didn't know it would be the only one I truly cared about until after I received it but, there it was and all I could do was endlessly Google all the names listed on it (not something I had done with the others).
Mile End's 40 Winks (the place to stay in London if you're so avant-garde, so trendy you don't even neeeed to be seen in the lobby of Soho hotel or spilling out of the Groucho. You just want to get away from it all because, darling, the adoring public is just such a menace) has a pop-up shop for LFW this year and they are featuring, among other hyper-cool London designers, Katherine Wardropper. I COVET her fabric and leather creations (did you see the leather wall hanging above? Madness). If there were one designer I could afford and visit during LFW this year, it would be Ms Wardropper.


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This is a 7-seat SUV folks. Oh, and it handles, pulling .84g on the skidpad which is ridiculously impressive for such a barge. It is absolutely possible to have 7 people in this SUV, pull up next to Porsche Boxster, and pull away from it from a stoplight with all your passengers helping you wave goodbye. This SUV is simply ridiculous and BenzBoost loves it.
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The Revolution's Under-18 and Under-16 teams kick off their third seasons in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy this weekend
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – On Monday morning, Diego Fagundez officially became the New England Revolution's first-ever Home Grown Player by signing a professional contract directly from the club's academy. This coming Saturday afternoon, he'll pull on his Revs jersey and take the field for a regular-season game in New York.
But the 15-year-old Leominster, Mass., resident won't be representing the first team. Not yet.
Instead, Fagundez will be lining up for the Revolution's Under-16 team, which – along with the club's Under-18 side – opens the 2010-11 U.S. Soccer Development Academy season this weekend with a pair of road games against FC Westchester and Albertson SC.
The Revolution's youth teams enter their third year in the Development Academy with high hopes following tremendously successful 2009-10 campaigns. Last year, both sides reached the postseason for the first time in program history – the Revs launched their Youth Development Program in May of 2008 – and the U16s barely missed out on a trip to the national finals by virtue of a tiebreaker.
Now under the direction of the recently-promoted Bryan Scales – who took over as Director of Youth Development in November after serving as head coach of the U16 team last season – the Revs are ready to continue the process of building an elite youth program.
"I'm excited – I think the whole staff is excited – to see how we start, see what some of the new players are all about and figure out what our starting points are at this stage," said Scales, who was named the Northeast Division coach of the year by U.S. Soccer last season. "I think we took a big step forward (last year) and now it's just a matter of starting out the right way and doing the right things throughout the season."
For teams in the Northeast, the Development Academy season doesn't typically get underway until February or March, but a scheduling quirk means the Revs will open with a pair of regular-season, non-division games this weekend. Both the U18s and U16s will follow that up with a trio of games at the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Winter Showcase in Phoenix the first weekend in December, but then won't resume their league schedules until early March.
With five matches to be played in November and December before a full three-month break from game action, Scales plans to use the abnormal schedule to his advantage by treating the upcoming games like an extended preseason.
"These games are important in [terms] of assessing where everybody is soccer-wise and fitness-wise," he said. "We can kind of get a feel for where our player pool is and start to plan for the winter time and what needs to be done as we head into the regular academy season in March.
"These games (against Westchester and Albertson) don't come at a convenient time, but they're two good games for us against two good teams," Scales continued. "It gives us an opportunity to get out of the gates and see where we are as we head towards Phoenix in a few weeks. In essence, it's a preseason, so that's how we'll treat it."
The timing of the games is inconvenient because many of the Revolution's youth players are still competing for their high school teams, making full attendance at Revs training sessions a rarity for the past two weeks.
As a result, the U18s and U16s have held joint training sessions to account for the missing numbers. But as fall progresses into winter and the high school seasons come to a close, full focus will be shifted to the Revs and the teams will be able to split and work specifically with their own coaches.
Luckily for the Revolution, familiarity between players and coaches isn't much of an issue. After working through the growing pains of a newly-formed program in 2008-09, the Revs' youth teams showed rapid development last season as players and coaches returned and began to form lasting relationships. This year, even further continuity will only help to maintain the program's progression.
"I think that's natural," Scales said of the academy's improvement from year to year. "When you have a brand like the New England Revolution, it's enticing to players and parents. It's fully-funded and it's at no cost to the players, so you can really go out and find the best kids.
"You want to make sure that they're in a good professional environment, being challenged every day and learning what it's like to be a pro," he continued. "That's all part of the process – the development process."
A shining example of the Youth Development Program's success is Monday's announcement of Fagundez as the Revolution's first Home Grown Player. By scoring 20 goals in 2010 and being named to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy National Starting XI, the youngster displayed enough promise for the Revs to offer him a professional contract and ensure his development will continue in Foxborough.
While Fagundez is the first player to sign directly from the Revs' youth squad to the first team, the hope is that he certainly won't be the last.
"Obviously the recent news with Diego is exciting for all of us," said Scales, who coached Fagundez on the Under-16 team last year. "We're hoping and fully expect that down the road there'll be more guys like that. It's exciting.
"It's a proud moment for us as an academy, and I'm sure for the organization," he continued. "You hope that if you do things the right way, there'll be kids who come along who have the chance to represent the first team."
Scales believes the key to seeing continued success at the youth level begins with a focus on the development of individual players as opposed to a singular spotlight on results. While the outward goal is for both the U18s and U16s to reach the playoffs for the second straight year and hopefully earn a trip to nationals, the growth of the athletes – both in terms of skill and maturity – is most critical.
"We want to see players progress from the beginning of the year to the end of the year," said Scales when asked about his aspirations for 2010-11. "I think last year we had a lot of players who really developed from the beginning of that cycle to the end. If we can continue to do that, then I think the results will take care of themselves and we'll have teams that will represent the program and organization the right way."
As for this weekend, Scales is ready to let the games begin.
"Year Two was a step forward and we're hoping that Year Three is another step forward," he said. "We'll see where it goes."


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Have you seen this movie? It's the Disney tale of a teenage daughter and her mother in classic parent/teen conflict who experience a body switch for a day to help them understand each other. That part about the parent and teen conflict? That is my life lately, and it is not easy to write about. The past few weeks I have posted about the fun times in my life, and called those posts "Fun Fridays." This Friday is not fun. In fact, it's completely not fun.
Yet, as difficult as it is a parent trying to negotiate your way through teen drama, the Freaky Friday experience let's me catch glimpses into my own painful experiences as a young teen. That terrible trying-to-fit-in-I-want-to-hang-with-the-popular-girls-please-cute-boy-like-me-stage. It reminds me how it felt to go home to parents who couldn't' possibly understand what it meant to be in middle school and feel the peer pressure and the academic pressure to keep up. How it felt to be the only one in the universe with parents who were so strict and old-fashioned that I couldn't wait to get out of their clutches. As I am witness to all her teen anguish it pains me to see her hurt, and yet I find it hard to overcome my own resentment and impatience at her self-centered, disrespectful behavior. It's even more troubling for me because I am only the step-mother, and my role is limited. I am there to support my husband, her father, in raising her. My own mothering instinct kicks in and I feel the need to discipline, and intervene so that I can maintain some degree of calm in the midst of this storm, and protect the rest of the household.
I feel badly for her, guilty about my own feelings of impatience and anger, sad for my husband who is doing the best he can, loving her in this storm, and feeling unloved in return. I almost wish we could have that Disney moment. A moment filled with clarity after the parent and daughter, having switched places and after returning to their own bodies, each gain valuable insight and a deeper appreciation for each other. But our own version of this movie has just begun. Even though her father and I have been through our own adolescence, and we should be able to understand her, in the heat of the battle we forget what it's like. And because, she is still weathering her own adolescence, and has yet to experience the "joys" of parenthood, she cannot understand how it feels as parents to be deemed irrelevant and considered the cause of all that is wrong in life.
In the Disney movie the mother, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, and the teen daughter, played by Lindsey Lohan, work out their differences and you are left with the impression that they will have a good relationship. But, I fear what every parent of a teen must fear, that in real life it may not always work out so happily. Look at Lindsey's life now? I only hope that this too shall pass and my Freaky Friday experience works out like the Disney film version.


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The town of St. John in northwest Indiana isn't so far off the beaten path. Less than an hour from downtown Chicago, not far from Interstate Highway 90 that crosses the United States from east to west, it is located in the heartland of America.
But one part of it — the Shrine of Christ's Passion, along Route 41 — feels very far away.
There, pilgrims can encounter Jesus Christ as he walked through his last days on earth, from his Last Supper to his ascension into heaven, traveling on a winding path lined with stones, grass and trees meant to evoke the Holy Land.
"It's very peaceful," said Rick Bishop of South Bend, Ind., who visits each year with his wife, Nancy, during Lent.
"It's just a way to spend some time with the Lord before Easter," he said.
For many who will not have the opportunity to walk the actual hills around Jerusalem, the path and its life-size bronze figures provide a way to enter into Christ's journey, said Paul Anderson, the shrine's general manager.
Last year, between 150,000 and 200,000 people visited the shrine, which charges no admission. About 8,000 visited on Good Friday alone, Anderson said. Father Francis Hoffman of Relevant Radio, perhaps better known as "Father Rocky," leads the Way of the Cross along the shrine's path at 3 p.m. on Good Friday.
The shrine itself includes the Way of the Cross, winding its way up to Christ being crucified on Calvary Hill, just in front of St. John the Evangelist Church, and then back down to the empty tomb and a scene of the Ascension in a grotto, two Marian shrines, a shrine to the sanctity of human life and a large and well-appointed gift shop whose proceeds help fund the operation of the shrine as a whole.
While the shrine is independently operated by a nonprofit foundation, its genesis is intertwined with the story of St. John the Evangelist Church, which stands proudly on the hill above the shrine. The parish had outgrown its previous church by the late 1990s, and the pastor, Father Sammie Maletta, went looking for a site for a new church with parishioner and local developer Frank Schilling.
He hadn't found anything he liked until the two men drove up along a roadside shrine to Mary on Route 41 featuring a white Italian marble statue of the Blessed Virgin. That shrine had been erected in 1956 by Schilling's maternal grandfather, Frank Wachter.
Father Maletta looked up from the small shrine and saw a white farmhouse with a silo on the hill that rose up from the road, and he knew that was where the new church should be.
"That's the site," Father Maletta said that day. "That's where we're supposed to build the church."
Schilling didn't think it would work; the farmland had long since passed out of his family's hands and belonged to a rival developer.
"There's no way he would sell it to me," Schilling said.
Maybe it was divine providence, but two weeks later the developer who owned the property retired to Florida, and Schilling bought it and donated the land at the top of the hill for the new church. Father Maletta then suggested that maybe there should be a path from the roadside shrine to the church.
Schilling took the project way beyond that. He wanted to make the path a Way of the Cross, and he wanted the figures to be done in bronze — strong and durable and dignified. But he wasn't able to find a local artist for the project.
Schilling didn't find the artist until he and his wife, Shirley, took a road trip from Indiana to Santa Fe, N.M., and stopped off to visit a 200-foot cross they saw from the interstate. At the foot of the cross were bronze figures, just the kind Schilling envisioned for his Way of the Cross.
It took some asking, but after a day he learned the artist's name: Mickey Wells, from Amarillo, Texas. He has now spent years casting the 40 bronze figures that depict the last days of Jesus' earthly life, from the Last Supper to the Ascension.
As plans for statues came along, the Schillings decided they needed to rethink their idea of a flat, straight pathway. Instead, the Way of the Cross they designed winds around curves, so each scene stands on its own, with berms and grading to make the land hillier, like the area around Jerusalem.
"Even if you know the story, you really don't know what is coming next," Shirley Schilling said.
Construction wasn't easy. The project took more than 80 truckloads of boulders from a quarry in northern Wisconsin that, with their porous texture, resemble the rocks of the Holy Land. The concrete path is wide enough to accommodate golf carts for pilgrims who cannot make the walk on their own and took more than 6,000 square yards of concrete. The landscaping includes more than 5,000 trees and bushes, many selected for their resemblance to the olive trees that are native to Palestine.
But walking the path is not only a physical and visual experience. A speaker at each scene gives a short description of what is happening, often using words from Scripture, followed by a short reflection aimed at helping pilgrims relate the experiences of Jesus to their lives in the 21st century.
Construction went on for seven years, with improvements added as the shrine progressed. The Ascension was added because Frank Schilling did not want to end the journey with an empty tomb.
"When I started, I had no idea that it was going to be of this magnitude," Frank Schilling said. "There were moments when I said to myself, 'I can't get this done. It's impossible.' ... I remember sitting at the Last Supper saying, 'Is this project ever going to get done? Lord, I don't know if I can do this.'"
Six years into the project, the last cross was hoisted on Calvary Hill. The gift shop, less than half its current size, opened in late 2007, and the first pilgrims walked the path in spring 2008.
"People just started showing up," Anderson said.
The most recent addition to the shrine is Our Lady of the New Millennium, the 33-foot stainless steel statue of Mary that was commissioned as a travelling statue for the jubilee year of 2000 by the late Carl Demma. The statue traveled to hundreds of parishes, religious communities and other sites, mostly in the Archdiocese of Chicago, for a decade. Francine Demma, Carl's widow, was looking for a permanent home for the statue, and after visiting the shrine a few times, she decided it would be the perfect home. Now, Our Lady of the New Millennium stands next to the gift shop, facing Route 41, on the site of the original marble statue. That statue now stands at the top of the hill, facing the church.
Also on the site is a Shrine to the Sanctity of Life, which features an anguished Jesus on his knees, holding an unborn baby, in front of a gravestone bearing the words from Jeremiah 1:15: "Before I knew you in the womb I formed you."
There is more to come: Mickey Wells is casting a statue of Moses with the Ten Commandments that will be installed on a replica Mount Sinai near the gift shop.
Michelle Martin writes from Illinois.
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THERESA WALLEN, PLAINTIFF,v.OSWALDO ACEVES, SEBASTIAN OREGON, AND MONICA OREGON DBA COLIMA'S RESTAURANT, YESMED, INC., DEFENDANTS.
On July 19, 2010, the parties filed a stipulation of voluntary dismissal with prejudice of this matter pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a)(1)(A).
Rule 41(a)(1)(A), in relevant part, reads: the plaintiff may dismiss an action without a court order by filing: (i) a notice of dismissal before the opposing party serves either an answer or a motion for summary judgment; (ii) a stipulated dismissal signed by all parties who have appeared.
Rule 41(a)(1)(A)(ii) thus allows the parties to dismiss an action voluntarily, after service of an answer, by filing a written stipulation to dismiss signed by all of the parties who have appeared, although an oral stipulation in open court will also suffice. Carter v. Beverly Hills Sav. & Loan Asso., 884 F.2d 1186, 1191 (9th Cir. 1989); Eitel v. McCool, 782 F.2d 1470, 1472-73 (9th Cir. 1986). Once the stipulation between the parties who have appeared is properly filed or made in open court, no order of the court is necessary to effectuate dismissal. Fed. R. Civ. Pro. 41(a)(1)(ii); Eitel, 782 F.2d at 1473 n.4. "Caselaw concerning stipulated dismissals under Rule 41(a) (1) (ii) is clear that the entry of such a stipulation of dismissal is effective automatically and does not require judicial approval." In re Wolf, 842 F.2d 464, 466 (D.C. Cir. 1989); Gardiner v. A.H. Robins Co., 747 F.2d 1180, 1189 (8th Cir. 1984); see also Gambale v. Deutsche Bank AG, 377 F.3d 133, 139 (2d Cir. 2004); Commercial Space Mgmt. Co. v. Boeing Co., 193 F.3d 1074, 1077 (9th Cir. 1999) cf. Wilson v. City of San Jose, 111 F.3d 688, 692 (9th Cir. 1997) (addressing Rule 41(a)(1) dismissals). "The plaintiff may dismiss some or all of the defendants, or some or all of his claims, through a Rule 41(a)(1) notice," and the dismissal "automatically terminates the action as to the defendants who are the subjects of the notice." Wilson, 111 F.3d at 692; Concha v. London, 62 F.3d 1493, 1506 (9th Cir. 1995).
Because the parties have filed a stipulation for dismissal of this case with prejudice under Rule 41(a)(1)(A)(ii) that is signed by all parties who have made an appearance, this case has terminated. See Fed. R. Civ. Pro. 41(a)(1)(A)(ii); In re Wolf, 842 F.2d at 466; Gardiner, 747 F.2d at 1189; see also Gambale, 377 F.3d at 139; Commercial Space Mgmt, 193 F.3d at 1077; cf. Wilson, 111 F.3d at 692.
Therefore, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Clerk is ordered to close this case in light of the filed and properly signed Rule 41(a)(1)(A)(ii) Stipulation Of Dismissal With Prejudice.
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The New York Mets' offseason began this afternoon at Citi Field with the expected announcement of Terry Collins' contract extended for two years plus an option.
General manager Sandy Alderson there were three criteria for the extension:
* That the team hustled for Collins even during the lean times. "The club played hard for Terry and I think that was evident for everyone to see,'' Alderson said.
* That he overcame a lot in terms of injuries and trades, and the young players generally improved. "He has helped out younger players get better,'' Alderson said. "He's a great motivator.''
* That although the record wasn't acceptable, the team showed improvement and played .500 over the last 100 games.
Alderson, Collins, COO Jeff Wilpon and the other members of the front office and coaching staff, will fly to Port St. Lucie today and begin organizational meetings to evaluate available free agents and trade options; player evaluations; and determining a budget.
"We have in mind what we can spend,'' Wilpon said.
Alderson named Matt Harvey's injury as the greatest disappointment, but also named the regression of Ike Davis and Ruben Tejada, and inability to build a solid bullpen.
Both Collins and Alderson cited the club's losing record at home, with the former saying the club's offensive approach was a significant factor.
"We can't lead the National League in strikeouts if we're not going to hit with power,'' Collins said. "Our approach with two strikes has to get better.''
The Mets' holes include the rotation, where Alderson named Jon Niese, Zack Wheeler and Dillon Gee as the only givens; first base, which for now has Ike Davis and Lucas Duda as the primary candidates; shortstop, where Tejada struggled, was injured and went on the disabled list, and then after an extended period in the minor leagues, returned and broke his leg; and the adding a significant bat in the outfield.
As Collins, Alderson and Wilpon spoke to the media, the grounds crew was working on the field, which looked in pristine, almost Opening Day, condition.
"I'm honored to be able to continue what we started,'' Collins said about the future, which included Opening Day 2014. "The nucleus of young talent in our organization really came to the forefront this year. There is no doubt in my mind that we are headed in the right direction. The won-lost record is not what any of us wanted and that's what we have to change, beginning in 2014.''
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Six months after the Boy Scouts of America reaffirmed its long-standing ban on gays, the organization signaled Monday that it might retreat from that prohibition and allow local groups to decide.
The proposed policy shift, which the Scouts' national board will discuss next week in Irving, Texas, follows a decades-long effort to exclude homosexual boys and adult leaders. It also coincides with growing public support for gay rights and pressure on the Scouts from corporations, some local governments and even members of its board to eliminate the ban.
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The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at The New American Shakespeare Tavern Presents ROMEO & JULIET, Beginning 1/31
Romeo and Juliet might just be the best-known teenagers in the history of English literature. Highlighting the famous pair's youth, this production of Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet has cast two local teenagers in the title roles. Margaret Flock, a senior at the Lovett School in Atlanta, and Jake West, a senior at North Cobb Christian School in Kennesaw, GA, will portray the 'star cross'd lovers' in the professional company's annual production.
Though young, Flock and West are no strangers to the Atlanta Shakespeare Company stage at the Shakespeare Tavern. Both have spent three summers in the company's Shakespeare Intensive for Teens, a four-week day camp that brings young performers from across Metro Atlanta to the company's home theater, where they receive training from professional actors and create their own Shakespeare production. Flock and West played leads in the 2011 Shakespeare Intensive for Teens production of Romeo and Juliet--and that's when Jeff Watkins, Artistic Director of the company, first had the idea of asking them to reprise their roles in a month-long evening production.
"The emotional accessibility and freshness that these two young people brought to their roles was remarkable," says Watkins. "Having watched them perform Romeo and Juliet on our stage through SIT, I thought that our wider audience deserved to see what I was seeing."
2013 marks the 13th year that the company has performed a February production of Romeo and Juliet, an annual event that's become a Valentine's Day tradition in Atlanta. This particular Shakespeare play holds emotional resonance for Watkins, who watched the Franco Zeffirelli film version starring two teenagers while he was still a youngster himself. "This is the play that rocked my world when I was 13," says Watkins, who credits the film with beginning his interest in Shakespeare.
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