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I've admired Andrew Bohrer's writing on his website Cask Strength for a couple years now.
Last year, I finally got to meet the man when we both participated in the B.A.R. Advanced seminars and testing when it was held in San Francisco.
Unfortunately, I haven't been to Seattle for a few years, so had yet to experience his stylings behind the bar.
When Amanda Womack, of Cask Store, mentioned that they were going to bring him down for a special event at Bourbon and Branch, I was pretty psyched that I would finally get to taste some of Andrew's drinks.
When I further received a note from Andrew, asking if he thought Heaven's Dog would be able to help him score some clear ice for ice spheres in one of his drinks, I quickly sent a note to Erik Adkins. He was as into the idea as I was.
Two 300 pound blocks of Sculpture grade ice.
Really, there's a bar called Heaven's Dog back there. I don't know why you don't stop by more often, we have really good cocktails…
At this point, Erik A. said, "I just realized I can't leave this ice out here unattended, because someone will probably pee on it."
Andrew scores the ice, so we can cut it in even slices.
Scoring the slices for further cutting.
The press was even in attendance! Local clear ice savant Camper English takes notes for his article Ice Meets Chainsaw. Check out the action videos of middle aged wanna be bartenders risking life and limb sawing ice with a chainsaw.
Andrew was also cool enough to give us a little seminar on cutting ice for spheres, cubes, and "diamonds".
If you get up to Seattle, please do visit Andrew at his current place of business, Mistral Kitchen. I hear the cocktails and food are outstanding.


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|Release: March 5, 2013
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by Joshua Bruce
When I first opened up my copy of MLB 13: The show, I said to myself, "What have I gotten myself into?" See, I'm not really much of a baseball enthusiast. But after many hours of gameplay, something happened that I hadn't counted on. MLB 13: The Show made me like it.
Being the baseball "noob" that I was, I figured that the logical starting point for me would be in training mode. It was a good move, too, because I was horrible at this game. In the beginning, I would swing at every pitch in batting practice. My pitching was atrocious and I delivered fastballs to hitters on a silver platter.
Then something happened. I got better. I was finally making hits and striking out batters. Not all the time, but enough to make me feel like a little less of a loser. After many rounds of practice, I was finally confident enough to try a full game. So with my fingers crossed and my lucky rabbit foot in my pocket, I dove in to the world of simulation baseball.
What I found was an excellent baseball game chock full of features that will have even longtime fans feeling satisfied. Aside from the standard single game and season modes, the fan-favorite Road to the Show mode makes a well-deserved reappearance in the main menu.
In Road to the Show, you create your own player and start him on a journey from rags to riches. Starting out at a farm team, you work your way up through the rankings and ultimately to the majors. I found myself playing this mode far longer than I thought I ever would, just so I could see my little guy make it to the big leagues. I was so proud.
Postseason Mode, which is new to the series, lets you skip the lengthy season process and get straight to the action: the playoffs. In this mode, you can choose to control one or all ten teams in the playoffs and chart your path to the World Series. Customizable round lengths make this mode as deep as you want it to be, with options for best of three, five, or seven games. No longer do you have to sim an entire season to get to this point; it's already there for you.
Still, my favorite game mode has to be Home Run Derby. Here you can swing away alone or with friends in a battle to see who has the best swing in an all-out competition of humiliation and bragging rights. It's cool, but I always ask myself the same question while playing it: "Why can't my team hit like this during a normal game?"

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Quotegoing by the motor mount brackets and the accelerator pedal linkage, I'm going with V8.That's my guess as well, but I figured if you had the full VIN you could confirm.
going by the motor mount brackets and the accelerator pedal linkage, I'm going with V8.
I also see another sub frame, and a rear axle behind it. What's the code on the axle?
The early model Corvair looks like it's a convertible, so there may be some parts on it the EM (Early Model) guys might be interested in.
From the side it looks a lot like an early Corvair!Do you have the listing?Ed
The car was a Z/28 or SS based on the Muncie speedo hole and cable clip.
Wouldn't the Dual Piston Brakes have only been on SS or Z/28?


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In the world of high-end art auctions and antiques, Virgil Oldman is an elderly and esteemed but eccentric genius art-expert, known and appreciated by the ...
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in the world of high-end art auctions and antiques. an extremely reclusive heiress who collects fine art and he becomes obsessed with her.
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A team of Navy SEALs discover an underwater treasure in a Bosnian lake.
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Back in February, at an Iowa state dinner held in his honor, Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping offered what the Des Moines Register described as a heartfelt toast to the Hawkeye state. Xi, who a quarter century before had visited Iowa as a local official, returned in 2012 as a national leader aiming for greater global exposure. In the presence of Iowa's leading citizens, Xi shared his childhood memories reading Mark Twain and his long-held fascination with the Mississippi. And so he was glad that, on this most recent trip, "the unequaled beauty of Muscatine at sunset" had greeted him once again. The man who charmed the heartland of America will, at the 18th Party Congress in Beijing this coming October, officially become the President of China.
As China's international profile continues to rise in tandem with its economic and political significance, one might conclude that the Chinese public is likely to expect Xi to carry a higher profile on the international stage. As the leader of a world power, Xi will have to devote more time to international affairs, take the lead in debates on global issues, interact more frequently with foreign audiences like the citizens of Iowa, and articulate China's role as a shaper of world affairs. In reality, however, Xi may be preoccupied with addressing a host of economic and social challenges that China is likely to encounter in the decade ahead.Enjoying this article? Click here to subscribe for full access. Just $5 a month.
As China's next leader, one of Xi's main concerns will be managing the significant economic challenges that are beginning to surface. In particular, Xi will have to shepherd his country through the most turbulent part of its gradual transition from an export-oriented economy to one that is based more on domestic consumption. For the past 30 years, low-wages and an abundance of able-bodied young workers has given Chinese manufacturing a huge comparative advantage and enabled its expansion.
In recent years, however, China's economic model had become increasingly problematic. As consumers in Europe, Japan, and the United States, saddled with economic challenges at home, reduced their consumption, an export-centered economy has proven to be unsustainable, with unsold goods—everything from toys to automobiles—reportedly piling up on factory floors and showrooms across the country. Chinese wages, once the country's greatest assets in attracting manufacturing, have been rising for years, leading some, like Boston Consulting Group, to predict that there will be a "manufacturing renaissance" in the United States. Meanwhile, should conditions continue to deteriorate and unemployment rise throughout China, the government will be particularly worried about social unrest, as was the case during the early stages of the global financial crisis that began in 2008.


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Yellen likely to join other women in key economic roles
But in the corporate world women remain largely on the sidelines.
The top cop on Wall Street is a woman. The head of the International Monetary Fund is female.
And with Wednesday's nomination of Janet Yellen to be Federal Reserve chief, the slot for the world's most powerful economic policymaker — and one of the most influential people in America — is likely to go to a woman as well.
Most major companies are run by men, but the rules and policies that frame their existence are increasingly being shaped by women.
If confirmed by the Senate, Yellen will oversee U.S. monetary policy during "a critical period for the economy," says Heidi Hartmann, an economist and president of the non-profit Institute for Women's Policy Research. Yellen's calls would affect big businesses as well as ordinary American lives.
"She's going to have her finger on the pulse of just about every major decision people make: what to buy, what to borrow, where to save, where to work, how to get a job," she says of Yellen, currently Fed vice chairwoman.
If she gets that top post, Yellen will join other females such as IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde and Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White as leaders who wield massive economic influence.
They all infiltrated and ascended in the male-dominated worlds of economics and finance. Those accomplishments are admirable, but they are rare.
In reality, there is a massive dearth of female leadership in the sectors in which they have flourished, as well as in virtually all other industries.
"Women continue to be significantly underrepresented in the most senior leadership positions in the country," says Deborah Gillis, chief operating officer at women's issues research group Catalyst.
The number of female Fortune 500 CEOs is at a record high at 21, "but the other way to look at it is that 479 of those Fortune 500 companies are run by men," says Gillis.
On average, women hold fewer than 20% of leadership positions at 500 U.S. for- and not-for-profit organizations, according to a new report from the Colorado Women's College at the University of Denver. Researchers examined organizations in 14 different sectors including business, politics, academia, media, law and medicine.
To have so many women sitting on the management sidelines is "unconscionable," says Colorado Women's College Dean Lynn Gangone.
"Addressing complex challenges of the 21st century requires diversity of thought, experience and perspective," she says. "How can our nation meet those challenges when 80% of our organizational leaders are men?"
While there's a long way to go, the gender gap is narrowing, as women increasingly take top slots in areas such as business, politics and academics.
White is the third woman to run the SEC. IMF Chief Lagarde was already considered one of the most powerful women in the world when she held the post of French finance minister.
And Angela Merkel – who is listed as the most powerful woman in the world by Forbes -- was elected the first female German chancellor in 2005. She was re-elected this year.
As for Yellen, 67, if she is confirmed, her public statements will move markets. Her decisions will affect everything from inflation to oversight of banks.
She has already collaborated with current Fed Chief Ben Bernanke to establish more open communication with financial markets and the public. She's worked on an initiative to set a formal 2% target for annual inflation and is known for favoring policies promoting low unemployment.
Yellen has achieved success in a professional environment that isn't just known for its large male population but is also an area where there is much dispute and debate, says Kevin Hassett, who worked with Yellen when he was at the Fed.
"She's had a very successful career in a male-dominated world," says Hassett, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
There is no individual or clear-cut X factor that propels some women up the ranks while others remain on the management sidelines. But those who know Yellen point to a combination of key qualities that make her stand out: intelligence, inclusiveness, inquisitiveness, persistence and preparedness.
"She's very curious and inquisitive in a way that can drive conversation," says Hassett. "She asks the right questions and can drive consensus."
Stephen Hoffman, a former Federal Reserve bank supervisor who worked for Yellen, describes her style as "firm" but "inclusive." "She's got a powerful emotional IQ," says Hoffman, managing director of Promontory Financial Group.
And, says Stephen Oliner, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute who previously worked as a senior Fed economist, "she holds herself to an extremely high standard and holds everyone who works for her to the same high standard."
Earlier this year, Yellen was in a heated contest with former U.S. Treasury secretary Larry Summers for the Fed nomination. At that time, other economists rallied to support her. Many wrote columns praising her, touted her in press interviews and signed a letter to President Obama urging him to nominate her.
The two have different styles, which stoked debates about how gender roles would play into the nomination decision. Summers is known as assertive, even abrasive, while Yellen has been described as well-organized and thoughtful but not overtly combative.
"She is going to prove to be a very strong leader in a quiet, intellectual style," says Oliner.
Yellen is well-qualified on her own, but those who study leadership say such support and advocacy of others is critical for professionals to move up — especially women, who could be overlooked bgecause of deep-rooted stereotypes in society.
"People naturally assume leaders must have certain qualities — dominance, persistence, drive and toughness — but they also tend to assume incorrectly that men are more likely to have these traits than are women," says Don Forsyth, a professor at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond.
"Women leaders are caught in a Catch 22," he says. "If they adopt a command-and-control orientation, they are viewed as inappropriately masculine. If they act skillfully in solving disputes and settling conflicts, they are viewed as too feminine to be strong, directive leaders."
Forsyth offers up a definition of a successful woman leader that meshes with what many say about Yellen. "They must be particularly well-trained, hard-working, intelligent and skillful in dealing with people," he says. "But they must always be mindful of how others perceive them, and work diligently to counteract the constituents/followers misunderstandings."
Those who have worked with Yellen say that she uses her intelligence to make a point, rather than berating or isolating someone or aggressively calling out any thinking that she sees as flawed.
"Janet has a talent for being able to disagree without being disagreeable," says Alan Blinder, who served with Yellen on the Fed's board in the 1990s.
But even with all the ideal traits, it's still difficult for women to move up. One big issue: Male leaders tend to feel comfortable around other males, so they tend to network with, and promote, those of the same gender, says Catalyst's Gillis.
"It's natural human nature to gravitate toward people who look like us, sound like us and are familiar to us," she says. "That becomes a fallback position for many people."
Sallie Krawcheck, a high-ranking woman on Wall Street and now owner of networking group 85 Broads, saw that in action firsthand, especially during the recent financial crisis.
"When a business is in turmoil or crisis, the individuals in the minority lose ground," she says. Top Wall Street managers, who are typically men, think "I'm nervous and I need someone to depend on and those people just happen to sound like me and look like me."
It's management circling the wagons, and those wagons have male drivers and passengers.
The nomination of Yellen does help to diversity those wagons. Catalyst's Gillis says appointments such as Yellen's are "critical" to enact change.
"When we see women in these significant roles, they not only serve as role model to other women, they also challenge the stereotypes men and women both have about what leadership looks like," she says.
One sign that will indicate society has taken a major step forward, says Gillis, will be when our culture doesn't highlight every woman's first as a major achievement.
"We're still counting firsts for women in many cases," she says, which is true with Yellen, as news outlets across the nation — including USA TODAY — trumpeted the fact that she would be the first female Fed chief.
"We'll have made progress," Gillis says, "when we've stopped counting firsts and it seems normal to see women moving to significant roles."
Contributing: Adam Shell, Paul Davidson


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Where: Alts Bandai, Japan
The rising sun broke through once again as bluebird skies graced the last day of the SuperPipe finals at the Nissan X-Trail Nippon Open. Keir Dillon took home $15,000 and first place for the men's and Torah Bright repeated her 2007 win in the women's competition.
Go Torah!
The Japanese crowds have a reputation for coming out in full force and Sunday's SuperPipe finals proved no different. Torah Bright defended her title with her third run that was comprised of a frontside 540, Mctwist Terje style, tailgrab to fakie, Cab 720 nose grab, to a backside alleyoop. Gretchen Bleiler put up a tough fight for second place with a dynamic run consisting of a crippler, method, frontside 9 melon, backside 540, frontside 720 lien air. Switzerland's Manuela Laura Pesko placed third with a backside 540 mute, frontside 7 lien, Cab mute 360, frontside air to backside 7 mute.
I'd be smiling too! Kier Dillon
Going huge has been the name of the game this week and the riders were throwing it down in the men's final. In a field that was dominated by Japanese riders, it was USA's Keir Dillon that came out on top with consistent amplitude in his run that included a KD roll 900, crippler tailgrab, backside inverted 540, frontside inverted 9 melon, method, alleyoop McTwist 720. Japan's Kazuhiro Kokubo went two for two with another second place finish in the SuperPipe. Kazu boosted a huge Michaelchuck nose grab, frontside 1080 tail grab, Cab 7 into a frontside 7 followed by a Cab 9 melon. Rounding out the podium was Finland's Janne Korpi with a Cab 1080 tailgrab into a frontside 10 melon, frontside 7, Cab 9, indy backside 540 into a backside alleyoopchuck.
Today's competition saw some changes in the Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour Championship as Torah's SuperPipe win moved her into first place. Kazu's two second place finishes this week put him into the lead for the men in the Burton Global Open Series. Jenny Jones is currently leading the women's BGOS, after winning the Parkstyle event on Friday. The BGOS will award $100,000 to the top male and female competitors at the 26th Annual US Open Snowboarding Championships, taking place from March 17-23 at Stratton Mountain Resort in Vermont.
Women's SuperPipe Final Results
1. Torah Bright (AUS) Roxy
2. Gretchen Bleiler (USA) Oakley
3. Manuela Laura Pesko (SUI) F2
Men's SuperPipe Final Results
1. Keir Dillon (USA) Burton
2. Kazuhiro Kokubo (JPN) Burton
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ThingLink is an image linking tool which allows you to add descriptions and links various points of an image. Identify a key figure in a famous photo or use the tagging feature to link students to more information on a topic. Watch the video below for details on how this tool works:
Some ways one might use ThingLink in the classroom include:
- Labeling a map with links to further information about the locales featured
- Identifying geometric shapes in everyday scenes
- Creating a fun and interesting interface for a WebQuest
- Making an interactive timeline (more on this tomorrow)
- Identifying parts on an image of human anatomy
- Explaining the process in a screen-capture of a math equation
- Editing marks for a school newspaper
What other uses could you see for this image tagging tool?
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Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade fined $5,000 for flopping in Game 2
Dwyane Wade is the latest player to be fined for flopping in this year's NBA playoffs.
Wade was fined $5,000 after the league decided Monday that he exaggerated his reaction to a foul that was called on Spurs guard Manu Ginobili during the second quarter of Game 2 of the Finals on Sunday night.
It was the fifth such fine levied by league office in the playoffs.
"It was a swipe he took at the ball and he hit me," Wade said before being fined Monday. "It was a late call by the ref, but he called it."
The league disagreed with Wade, who became the fourth player to be fined for flopping so far this postseason, joining Pacers guard Lance Stephenson (twice), Pacers center Roy Hibbert and Spurs forward Tiago Splitter.
The play came with 4:09 left in the second quarter when Ginobili took a big swipe at the ball just as Wade caught a pass. It was Ginobili's third foul of the game and resulted in him going to the bench. Wade went on to make two free throws.
"I saw Manu coming out of the corner of my eye to try to steal it so my only thing was to make sure he didn't," Wade said. "He swiped and he wound up hitting me and the ref called a foul. We move on."
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said he wasn't surprised by the rate of flopping calls has increased in the playoffs.
"There's more attention to it," Spoelstra said. "There are probably more people in the league office watching each possession."
Guarding the arc
The Heat did not practice Monday, but players got together for a film session and underwent individual treatment as they prepared for Game 3.
Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh all agreed the Heat needs to find a way to limit the Spurs from shooting effectively from long-distance as they have the first two games of the series.
San Antonio shot 13 of 25 (52 percent) from three-point range in Game 1 and 12 of 26 (46.2 percent) in Game 2.
"The one-on-one defense can be a lot better," Bosh said. "We need to contain the ball. When they're penetrating and kicking the ball out to their shooters it makes it very difficult. They're unselfish as well. They get your defense scrambling and you make one mistake and they capitalize."
Spoelstra praised Bosh's assist to Wade that put the Heat ahead by five points with 9.4 seconds left Sunday night, which effectively sealed Miami's series-tying victory. The coach called it a "retro play" resembling the type that Bosh made frequently in his early days in Toronto.
"It was a play I normally don't make so it felt good," said Bosh, who hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 1:18 left in the fourth. "A catch and shoot is something I do often but I don't usually have the chance to make a play like that for someone else."
Bosh put a crossover dribble on Tim Duncan and drove to the basket, which forced Boris Diaw to help defend. He then found Wade with a simple bounce pass for the easy layup.
"In that situation, I was trying to read and react. I had to make a quick decision and I looked around and I was the first person to catch it and everybody else was very far away so I just made a quick move to the basket."
After being held to nine points in each of the first three games of the Eastern Conference finals, Bosh is averaging 21.2 points per game over the Heat's past five playoff games and has scored 18 in each of the first two games in the Finals.
"It's just about being aggressive and taking good shots," Bosh said. "I've been trying to do a better job getting to the rim and using my athleticism. It's not about shooting less jumpers, but more about trying to use more opportunities to take it to the basket and catch the defense off guard."


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On Friday, July 21 the international neutrino research community will celebrate a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) in Lead SD. Scientists and political leaders will mark the beginning of construction of the Long Baseline Neutrino Facility (LBNF).
The purpose of LBNF is to provide a new neutrino beam and an underground laboratory to house the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), which will follow on the path marked by the earlier MINOS and current NOvA Experiments. Meanwhile, three University of Minnesota Ash River Laboratory staff members, Bill Miller, Curt Leroy and Charles Cadeau, are currently working at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland on a prototype of the eventual DUNE Detector known as ProtoDUNE.
"The University of Minnesota is using its underground physics expertise to play an important role in both ProtoDUNE and eventually DUNE installation," said Professor Marvin Marshak, a member of the DUNE collaboration.
The South Dakota ceremony, which will be held a mile underground, will be live-streamed, and can be viewed at this link. Please feel free to share this link on social media, and with your readers and viewers.
Speakers at the groundbreaking will include:
*Executive Director Mike Headley, Sanford Underground Research Facility
*South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard
*Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer Michael Kratsios, Executive Office of the President
*Associate Director of Science for High Energy Physics Jim Siegrist, Department of Energy
*U.S. Senator John Thune, South Dakota
*U.S. Senator Mike Rounds, South Dakota
*U.S. Representative Kristi Noem, South Dakota
*U.S. Representative Randy Hultgren, Illinois
*Director for International Relations Charlotte Warakaulle, CERN, Switzerland
*Professor Sergio Bertolucci, University of Bologna and National Institute for Nuclear Physics, Italy
*Executive Director of Programmes Grahame Blair, Science and Technology Facilities Council, United Kingdom
*Director Nigel Lockyer, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
LBNF will be constructed over the next decade, and will be home to the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE). The U.S. Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory will send a beam of neutrinos 1,300 kilometers (800 miles) through the earth to a detector that stands nearly four stories tall, built nearly one mile underground and filled with liquid argon. Scientists will study the interactions neutrinos make with argon atoms in a quest to learn more about these elusive yet abundant particles.
The international Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) was conceived, designed and will be built by a team of 1,000 scientists and engineers from more than 160 institutions in 30 countries. Construction of large DUNE prototype detectors is already under way at the European research center CERN, a major partner in the project. CERN has also committed to providing the first cryostat to be built in South Dakota. DUNE collaborators come from institutions in Armenia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Greece, India, Iran, Italy, Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and the United States.
Neutrinos are the most abundant matter particles in the universe, yet very little is known about their role in the way the universe evolved. DUNE will consist of two particle detectors placed in the world's most intense neutrino beam. One detector will record particle interactions near the source of the beam, at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois, while the other, filled with 70,000 tons of liquid argon and cooled to -300 degrees Fahrenheit, will take snapshots of interactions deep underground at Sanford Lab in Lead, South Dakota.
The Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility will provide the neutrino beam and the infrastructure that will support the DUNE detectors, taking advantage of Fermilab's powerful particle accelerator complex and Sanford Lab's deep underground areas. At its peak, LBNF construction is expected to create almost 2,000 jobs in South Dakota and a similar number of jobs in Illinois.
DUNE will enable scientists to look for differences in the behavior of neutrinos and their antimatter counterparts, antineutrinos, which could provide essential clues as to why we live in a matter-dominated universe – in other words, why we are all here, instead of our universe having been annihilated just after the Big Bang. DUNE will also watch for neutrinos produced by supernovae, which scientists can use to look for the formation of neutron stars or even black holes. The large DUNE detectors also will allow scientists to look for the predicted but never observed subatomic phenomenon of proton decay, a process closely tied to the development of a unified theory of energy and matter.
This research is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science in conjunction with CERN and international partners from nearly 30 countries.


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The National Response Center is capable of establishing a teleconference of up to 650 participants. The system is intended for use in support of emergency response operations, but can be made available on a limited basis for routine matters.
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Burgers and fries and Coke. Which one of those sounds most relevant to the fashion world? (Actually, don't answer that.) If you're artist aleXsandro Palombo and you're looking for a way to bring some more notoriety to the fashion industry's aversion to being overweight, all three are used as accessories in a comic art project showing super-sized versions of famed fashion icons called "Fashion Icon Oversize."
Though he's known for his controversial work –he previously drew Anna Wintour and Homer Simspon in various Kama Sutra positions–Palombo's intention here is both noble and timely. He told The Daily Mail, "The topic of [being] oversize is still a taboo in the fashion business. 'With this series, I wanted to do a true tribute to the concept."
He also spoke to StyleCaster about his direct inspiration for this series, saying "Some time ago, two famous fashion magazines asked me to [create] some artwork to publish. Once delivered, they asked me to redo them because I had drawn normal silhouettes instead of skinny people and that they wanted them more skinny for their readers. That was the first reason why I've decided to make this series." And what a series it is. Icons such as Anna Wintour, Tom Ford (looking way off his personal grooming routine), Kate Moss, and Donatella Versace are just a few of the barely recognizable blown up faces Palombo chose to depict.
He also suggests that the fashion world is chasing obsolete ideals more than suggestion impossible ones–but what if they're one in the same? After all, with all the backlash on impossible skinniness–remember the awful thigh gap?– it looks like, hopefully, the trend could be on the way out. We can only hope to see more models with appropriately enviable body types on the runways and in magazines soon–without any ridiculous Photoshopping.
For now, what we can see are Palombo's illustrations. Click through for some of our favorite portraits from his set, and head over to Palombo's website, Humor Chic, for the whole shebang.


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Sam Schultz
Date of Birth: December 11, 1985
Height: 6'1"/1.8m
Weight: 155 lbs./70 kg./11.0 st.
Place of Birth: Missoula, Montana
Hometown: Missoula, Montana
Residence: Missoula, Montana
Teams: Subaru-Trek
Website: sam.schultzbrothersracing.com
Follow @sam_schultz
UCI World Championships Results
- Nine-time World Championship team member, 2003-2011
- 35th place — 2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, Champery, Switzerland — cross-country
- 3rd place — 2007 Mountain Bike World Championships, Fort William, Scotland — team relay
National Championship Experience
- 4th place — 2011 USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross-Country National Championships, Sun Valley, Idaho — short track cross-country
- 2nd place — 2011 USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross-Country National Championships, Sun Valley, Idaho — cross-country
- 1st place — 2006 USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross-Country National Championships, Mount Snow, Vermont — U23 cross-country
Career Highlights
- 10th place - 2012 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, Windham, NY - cross-country
- 20th place - 2012 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada - cross-country
- 20th place - 2012 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, Nove Mesto Na Morave, Czech Republic - cross-country
- 15th place — 2011 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, Nove Mesto Na Morave, Czech Republic — cross-country
Points of Interest
- After three attempts to get him talking about his points of interest, Sam confessed that coming up with anything interesting about him was killing him. In fact, he suggested that he must not be very interesting but you may disagree. According to Sam, other than riding his bike, he's really into hiking, "peakbagging," backpacking and backcountry skiing.
PersonalSometime in the late 90's, somewhere in Montana, 13-year-old Sam Schultz entered a mountain bike race that kicked off a season that felt like torture, as he recalls it. Unfortunately, that first race happened to be the last one of the season, which forced the impatient teen to endure a snowy Montana winter biding his time while waiting for race season to heat back up. When the snow finally melted and it was time to race again, Sam talked his parents into taking him to local and regional races where, apparently, he did well enough to convince them that he had a future in mountain bike racing. When Sam was 15, the Schultz family traveled to Monterey, Calif. from their home in Missoula, Mont. so that Sam could compete at the Sea Otter Classic, one of the oldest and largest national events in North American mountain bike racing.
Later Sam believed that he could make the Junior World Championship team at 18 and lucky for him, so did his parents and the community of Missoula, who supported Sam in his goal to go to Worlds. As a result, Sam received a call from USA Cycling's mountain bike development coordinator at the time, Matt Cramer, who asked Sam if he was interested in riding for USA Cycling's brand new National Mountain Bike Development program.
Sam moved to Colorado Springs right after high school to train all his efforts on chasing a dream to race full time. He spent three years riding for the national program where he was afforded unparalleled opportunities to race and - in his words - unmatched support in the name of development while getting crushed at World Cup races.
Sam also has something else that few racers at his level have: a brother who races mountain bikes with equal passion. In addition to supporting his younger brother's career, Andy Schultz, dispenses sound advice at the right moment and keeps Sam motivated, even when things are less-than-ideal.
Of course not every day as a pro racer is perfect and one of the most valuable skills an athlete can have is to learn how to manage disappointment. Like any professional athlete, Sam has had awful days but because of these, he now knows how to recognize the highs as well as cope with the lows.
"I think trying to keep everything in perspective and making sure to maintain a healthy balance are the most important ways to keep the lows in check," he said. "While obviously mountain biking means a lot to me and I take it very seriously, it is still important to remember that, at the end of the day, no matter how much is at stake I'm really just riding bikes around in circles. Remembering to keep it fun is incredibly important. I have discovered that the more fun I am having the faster I ride. I'm not sure exactly how that works out, but I like it and I'm not going to argue with it."


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Creating Possibility by Andrew Nguyen
Freshman Makes College Education Possible for Undocumented Students
Defining Leadership by Marlene Manzo
Serving Students One Day at a Time
Earth Day Celebration is Monday April 22 by Marlene Manzo
Sustainability Organization Organizes the 2013 Earth Day Celebration
The Taste of Great Education by Nate Stout
UW Bothell Chocolate Festival Serves up Treats and Learning
Freshman Makes College Education Possible for Undocumented Students
By Andrew Nguyen
Alejandra Perez has receive is a Mary Gates scholarship for her work, "Beyond Dreaming: Scholarship List for Undocumented Students in Washington State." She won the award during her first quarter at UW Bothell.
"Undocumented students are very limited in eligibility for any kind of financial aid. Competing for limited scholarships to continuously fund each quarter is a constant fight. There is less incentive for high achievement in high school if students believe they can't go to college," Perez explains.
Perez shows other undocumented students like herself they too can make higher education a reality.
"We can break this cycle so the undocumented can pursue their dreams," says Perez.
When Perez was twelve, counselors said she would not attend college because of her immigration status. In high school Perez attended a Latino youth summit, learning about State House Bill 1079, which allows undocumented students to pay resident status tuition.
Perez immediately sought mentorship from Yuriana Garcia, UW student and program coordinator for Cleveland High School, and became a competitive college candidate. After taking a campus tour, Perez began the job of funding her first year at UW Bothell.
She joins Garcia each week at Cleveland High School to hold workshops on scholarship searching, networking, and personal statement writing with the Latino Students United Club.
Perez served as assistant director of the Beyond HB 1079 conference, held on March 24 with over 350 attendees.
"Beyond HB 1079 is the only conference of its kind to provide all the information, knowledge and adequate resources for undocumented students and their supporters," explains Perez.
Perez coordinated panels and distributed her scholarship list during the resource fair. During last year's conference, Perez was the only panelist still in high school.
"The conference shows students, parents, and educators in Washington State that it is possible to go to college as an undocumented student," Perez says, "I want undocumented students to believe, 'if she can do it, so can I.'"
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Serving Students One Day at a Time
By Marlene Manzo
David Lile is the epitome of a leader. He is sophomore senator of ASUWB, founder of the Sophomore Council, founding member of Husky Pantry, and a role model to students on campus.
During summer 2011, Tyrell Edwards and Mina Hooshangi influenced Lile to pursue leadership roles on campus. At the time, Hooshangi served as an orientation leader and matched Lile's aspirations with opportunities at UW Bothell. Hooshangi connected Lile to Edwards, the director of student advocacy for ASUWB.
After being student body president at Coupeville High School in Whidbey Island, Lile was enthusiastic about being a leader at UW Bothell. However, in 2011-2012 there weren't available seats for freshmen on the ASUWB. Edwards suggested Lile become part of freshmen council, the governing body representing freshmen. Since then Lile has continued to dedicate his time and passion to serving UW Bothell students.
"I wanted to be a positive influence, a role model, someone people can relate to," says Lile.
Lile uses his involvement with Husky Pantry as an example of leadership. Growing up, Lile and his family struggled to afford food, let alone a warm meal. He used his past experiences to support his UW Bothell community. Along with other UW Bothell students, Lile and the Husky Pantry team found a way to feed students in need.
That is what a leader does according to Lile, "Everybody can be a leader. A leader is not just defined by being put in a position. It's defined by taking your own experiences and transcending that into something greater."
When asked if he'd run for student government again, Lile exclaims, "Yes! Heck, yes!"
To learn more about ASUWB, or to get involved click here.
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Sustainability Organization Organizes the 2013 Earth Day Celebration
Aaron Huston has devoted the majority of his senior year to planning the 2013 Earth Day at UW Bothell. Huston is double-majoring in environmental studies and global studies at the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences. As president of the Sustainability Organization and the Sustainability Research and Earth Day Fellow for the Office of Community Based Learning and Research (CBLR), Huston is planning what is hoped to be the largest Earth Day celebration in UW Bothell history.
Earth Day will be celebrated Monday, April 22 from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Yes, the goats will be returning to campus, but there will also be many other exciting events, including an opportunity to help plant native vegetation in the wetlands followed and a hard hat tour at the Sarah Simonds Green Conservatory.
For this year's recycling project, Huston and his team of sustainability stewards will lead volunteers in the creation of a temporary UW Bothell "W" using recycled bottles and purple and gold flowers. This one-hour project will begin at 11:30 a.m. A complimentary Taco Time lunch will be served to all Earth Day participants. The day will also consist of presentations on sustainability, e-waste recycling, two film screenings, the beloved goats, and an awesome recycling relay.
To learn more about the Earth Day celebration, contact Aaron Huston, or visit the CBLR blog.
UW Bothell Chocolate Festival Serves up Treats and Learning
By Nate Stout
"The students have become the educators," said IAS lecturer Kristy Leissle. The second annual UW Bothell Chocolate Festival featured tables and displays marking the end of a quarter for Leissle's students in her Discovery Core class "Chocolate: A Global Inquiry." The relaxed, warm atmosphere was uncharacteristic of most final presentations, but that might have something to do with the topic.
"We've covered the history, manufacture, nutrition, advertising, representation in media and literature, economics, and politics of the cacao bean," Leissle explains. "These students have really gotten a deep understanding of chocolate as a commodity, but also its meaning across cultures."
Grouped roughly into different geographical regions, the tables were covered with information and samples of dark, milk, white and flavored chocolate from all around the world. From the Aztec spicy chocolate, where it served as a food of sustenance; to the Hawaiian milk chocolate, a crowd favorite in the tradition of sweet chocolates.
"I expected it to be like a cooking class," laughs Victoria Frawhert, presenting the intriguing white chocolate called Zephyr, reflecting on her experience during the course. "But it's a very interdisciplinary course that showed us everything from the biology to economics of chocolate. I've come to see it as a very diverse food source, and the course has helped raise my awareness of the origins and processes of other foods."
"I also only used to like white chocolate, but now I eat dark chocolate... almost every day."
Joining in the festivities was Professor Leissle's friend and chocolatier Bill Fredericks, known as "The Chocolate Man." While he stated his primary motivation for joining in was "fun", Fredericks also noted the importance of courses in this model. "A lot of people in this country have a lot of questions about food. It's great to have opportunities like this to really explore what's going on, and to gain the skills and perspective that can help people find answers to their questions."


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How to Boot the Recovery Partition on a Acer Aspire when Alt – F10 Does Not Work
I had a Acer aspire one in the shop today and it had a variety of critical Windows issues. While doing some tests one of the things I did was rebuild the windows boot loader using the /FIXBOOT & /FIXMBR commands from a recovery disk. What I did not realize is it seems Acer has a custom boot loader which allows for the keys Alt & F10 to be pressed on boot in order to reinstall from the recovery partition so when I reinstalled the boot loader I overwrote the Acer one. This prevented the Alt – F10 combination from being used to access the recovery partition. Now, normally if you can boot into Windows there is a icon in the start menu to execute the recovery program but in my case Windows was so messed up due to a bad chkdsk I was not able to do that.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT's lightweight men return from their training trip in Hollywood, Fla., ready for the transition into traditional winter training. The lights move from multiple practices on the water in Florida to practices on the erg, in the weight room, and on the stairs of MIT's famed Green Building.
A strong core of sophomores and juniors on the varsity are making consistent improvements in speed. New standards for speed put into place this year are aimed at rebuilding the program and building a base for success in the next couple of years. The varsity will do considerable work in fours this spring, making the whole team faster. This young team looks to improve on last year's results and take steps with an eye towards success in upcoming Eastern Sprints and IRA's.
The freshman lightweight men will benefit this spring from duels with the varsity boats while in Florida. The team has been putting in multiple practices over IAP and has shown an outstanding commitment towards getting faster.
Sprints League opponents slated for this spring include Harvard, Dartmouth, Cornell, Columbia and Yale. Also, on the schedule for the first time in recent history, is Dad Vails in Philadelphia, scheduled for early May.


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