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Jagex celebrated the 10th anniversary of their free-to-play MMORPG, RuneScape, at this weekends RuneFest annual event. The celebration was topped of when Jagex unveiled a new giant RuneScape birthday cake that was commissioned from world-renowned bakers, Charm City Cakes. The weighed in at over 80lb and depicted a floating Citadel, fog, lights and various other RuneScape features.
We would like to wish RuneScape a Happy Birthday and many more years of operation. Check out the official press release after the break along with a video embed of the epic cake that was in fact not a lie.
JAGEX GAMES STUDIO COMMISION WORLD-REnowned BAKERS Charm City Cakes TO CREATE A SPECTACULAR BIRTHDAY CAKE AT RUNEFEST
Monday 31st October 2011, Cambridge, UK - Jagex Games Studio marked RuneScapes 10th anniversary yesterday by throwing a celebratory party for their loyal fans at RuneFest, RuneScapes annual community event. The highlight of the party was the unveiling of a giant RuneScape-inspired birthday cake, created by the world famous Charm City Cakes.
The giant cake, which was a metre squared and stood a metre tall and weighted over 80 lbs, depicted a floating Citadel incorporating various features of the RuneScape world. This included Castle Wars, a Clan Camp and Citadel Keep, the Poison Arrow Pub, the Blue Fairy house, and most notably, Daemonheims Castle with actual Dungeoneering rooms recessed into the earth at the base of the cake.
The castle cake was further enhanced with custom, dramatic LED lighting and real fog from a hidden, food safe fog machine. The surrounding environment was also inhabited by ten, highly detailed characters from the game, including the popular NPCs including Blasidar, Grim Reaper, and the Fairy Queen. Once cut the cake served all 500 loyal fans and the Jagex staff.
Charm City Cakes, the bakery commissioned to make the cake, was founded in 2000 by Chef Duff Goldman and is based in Baltimore, Maryland. The company was propelled into the limelight when it starred in the American reality television show, Ace of Cakes which aired for ten seasons between 2006 and 2011. During the bakerys long history, Charm City Cakes has worked on a number of high profile projects including a Hogwarts cake for the premier of the 5th instalment of the Harry Potter films and a commemorative cake for the 100th episode of Lost.
Speaking from RuneFest, Mark Gerhard, Jagex CEO, commented, The RuneScape cake looks absolutely fantastic and is a perfect tribute to the games birthday celebrations. We wanted the cake to represent all aspects of RuneScape but, in particular, we wanted to incorporate elements of the floating citadels from this years hugely popular clan update. With this in mind we turned to the world-renowned bakers at Charm City Cakes and commissioned them to turn our vision into a reality. Their creation really does the game justice and crowned a perfect end to RuneFest 2011.
Speaking after the event, Graham Coreil-Allen, Operations Manager at Charm City Cakes, commented, Charm City Cakes was truly thrilled and honoured to make the 10 year anniversary RuneScape cake. Jagex has given us an unprecedented opportunity to make an awesome cake featuring an assortment of notable features and characters from the RuneScape world. Our entire team have spent more than 240 hours making and decorating the cake with three of our chefs, Geof Manthorne, Katie Rose and Elena Fox, travelling over 3000 miles to London to finish the cake.
About RuneFest 2011
RuneScape's second annual gaming convention, RuneFest 2011, took place at the Old Billingsgate in London, England on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th October. RuneFest offers players from around the world the opportunity to meet with the Jagex development team and the wider community to celebrate the success of the worlds most popular free-to-play MMO.
For further information, photos and videos of the 2011 event please visit www.RuneFest.com.
About RuneScape
RuneScape is the worlds most popular free-to-play MMO (as recognised by Guinness World Records), from multiple award-winning independent British development studio Jagex. Set in a richly detailed, medieval fantasy world, RuneScape proudly draws its inspiration from classic role-playing games. RuneScape delivers a contemporary, innovative and original experience for millions of players across the globe every day. RuneScape offers a fully featured free-to-play game, with a popular subscription option of even greater scale and ambition, both running directly within almost any computers browser.
Thanks to its character-class-free skill system and elective gameplay, there are no limits to the hero players can become, no quest you cannot complete and no requirement to collaborate with others or face them in player-versus-player combat unless you so choose. RuneScapes distinctive role-playing style rewards players who think strategically and play smartly. Its witty, intelligent tone, finely balanced gameplay, epic questing and myriad in-world diversions combine to create a game that has earned its place as the most popular free-to-play massively multiplayer online game of all time and continues to push the boundaries of online role-playing as it enters its glorious tenth year.
About Jagex Just About the Game Experience:
Jagex Games Studio is a multi-award winning games developer and publisher based in Cambridge, England. Jagex specialises in the development of high quality browser-based games and is the largest independent games developer and publisher in the UK.
Jagex has developed and self-published over 40 online titles, including the world's most popular free multiplayer online game, RuneScape.com. In addition to RuneScape, Jagex self-publishes games on its games portal Jagex.com, and has released a series of successful iPhone games. Jagex also acts as a third-party publisher for likeminded developers, publishing titles such as the Herotopia, War of Legends, and the iPhone title Undercroft. The studios in-house team is currently developing a number of games including 8Realms, which is currently in closed beta, and two new MMOs, Stellar Dawn and TRANSFORMERS UNIVERSE.
About Charm City Cakes
Charm City Cakes is a boutique Baltimore cake shop which shot to fame in 2006 as the setting for Food Network's Ace of Cakes. The shop's owner and creative mastermind, Chef Duff Goldman, has been creating over-the-top and jaw-dropping cakes (on and off the air) since 2001. Ace of Cakes, which ran for ten seasons, was one of the highest rated shows in Food Network's history and is now airing in the UK, South America, Australia, and beyond making Duff and his team international cake superstars.
Chef Duff and his team recently opened a second shop Charm City Cakes West - in Los Angeles, California to service the West Coast with the world's most extraordinary cakes. The flagship studio in Baltimore continues to work tirelessly on cakes that are beautiful, challenging, and as out-of-the-ordinary as possible.
To read the latest guides, news, and features you can visit our RuneScape Game Page.


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Emanuel offers President Obama advice on State of the Union address
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel offered President Barack Obama some advice on his upcoming State of the Union address Thursday during a panel discussion at the University of Chicago.
Emanuel, who served as Mr. Obama's chief of staff before leaving the White House in 2010, said Tuesday's State of the Union Address is the last time Obama will have to outline his plans for a second term. He said he wants to see his former boss do just that.
"Make it all about the future, because elections are all about tomorrow. They're not about the past," said Emanuel. "If you are going forward looking through the rear view mirror, they'll catch you on that, and you'll have an accident."
Emanuel discouraged the president from using the State of the Union address to detail his accomplishments since taking office three years ago. Emanuel called Mr. Obama an inspirational leader, and said using that image will be one of Mr. Obama's strengths in the upcoming speech.
"If he's big and goes to his strengths as an inspirational leader, he plays to what I think are his more dominant strengths," said Emanuel.
The State of the Union address is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 24.

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Upon further review, the suspensions NFL commissioner Roger Goodell handed to current and former New Orleans Saints players have been overturned.
Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, Goodell's former mentor assigned to handle the current round of the players' appeals to the league, has decided that discipline for the four players—linebackers Jonathan Vilma and Scott Fujita, defensive ends Will Smith and Anthony Hargrove—will be vacated.
Although Tagliabue, per league spokesman Greg Aiello, "affirmed the factual findings of Goodell" to the point that the players were deemed to be in the wrong for their alleged involvement in the pay-to-injure program better known as "Bountygate," there was not enough evidence for Tagliabue to approve the league's original punishments for Vilma, Fujita, Smith and Hargrove.
"Unlike Saints' broad organizational misconduct, player appeals involve sharply focused issues of alleged individual player misconduct in several different aspects," Tagliabue said in his statement. "My affirmation of Commissioner Goodell's findings could certainly justify the issuance of fines. However, this entire case has been contaminated by the coaches and others in the Saints' organization."
Vilma had been suspended the entire 2012 season. Smith had gotten four games. With the ruling, it means both current Saints are cleared to play for the rest of the 2012 season, beginning with Sunday's game at Tampa Bay. Originally, Fujita, now with the Cleveland Browns, had received three games, and Anthony Hargrove had been hit with eight. Fujita's suspension later was reduced to one game, and Hargrove's to seven, with five games being counted after his release from the Green Bay Packers.
In their fight to have the suspensions vacated and names cleared -- including a initial appeal that wasn't ruled in their favor -- what Tagliabue ruled Wednesday was winning half the battle. It was a bigger defeat for Goodell, who was steadfast in his player discipline, even when the gathering of the evidence and swift nature of the punitive process were greatly in question. While Tagliabue didn't see enough to uphold the suspensions, he made it clear the league did find enough to find fault with the players' actions.
"Having reviewed the testimony very carefully, including documentary evidence that is at the center of the conflict, and having assessed the credibility of the four central witnesses on these matters, I find there is more than enough evidence to support Commissioner Goodell's findings that Mr. Vilma offered such a bounty (on Brett Favre)," Tagliabue continued in his statement.
Although Goodell's authority took a big hit outside the NFL offices, the current league powers were supportive of Tagliabue's ruling, which did back their crackdown on the Saints.
"We respect Mr. Tagliabue's decision, which underscores the due process afforded players in NFL disciplinary matters," the league's statement read, per Aiello. "This matter has now been reviewed by Commissioner Goodell, two (collective bargaining agreement) grievance arbitrators, the CBA Appeals Panel, and Mr. Tagliabue as Commissioner Goodell's designated appeals officer.
"The decisions have made clear that the Saints operated a bounty program in violation of league rules for three years, that the program endangered player safety, and that the commissioner has the authority .under the CBA to impose discipline for those actions as conduct detrimental to the league. Strong action was taken in this matter to protect player safety and ensure that bounties would be eliminated from football."
While the NFL was content, the players union felt justified.
"We believe that when a fair due process takes place, a fair outcome is the result," the NFL Players Association said in a statement. "We are pleased that Paul Tagliabue, as the appointed hearings officer, agreed with the NFLPA that previously issued discipline was inappropriate in the matter of the alleged New Orleans Saints bounty program.
"Vacating all discipline affirms the players' unwavering position that all allegations the League made about their alleged "intent-to-injure" were utterly and completely false."
The teammates of Vilma, Smith and Fujita also shared joy in the players' victory.
"Congratulations to our players for having the suspensions vacated," Saints quarterback Drew Brees (@drewbrees) wrote. "Unfortunately, there are some things that can never be taken back."
The fallout from the bounty scandal still caused the Saints to get a black mark as an organization during the offseason. It also caused them to play without head coach Sean Payton, who was suspended for the entire season. The defense, minus Gregg Williams, has struggled. At 5-8, the Saints have gone from a Super Bowl contender last season to well out of the playoff picture this season.
The Saints will look to quickly put this chapter behind them. For the players whose names became well-known for the wrong reasons during the process, their punishments have no longer been deemed worthy, but their reputations have still been tainted.


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UCLA freshman Shabazz Muhammad is eligible to play for the Bruins men's basketball team immediately, the NCAA announced Friday when it reinstated him after hearing an appeal from the university.
Muhammad, a 6-foot-6 swingman listed by many as the nation's top high school recruit last year, will travel with UCLA to New York on Saturday for its games in the Legends Classic tournament, and he's expected to make his college debut Monday when the No. 13 Bruins (3-0) play Georgetown (2-0).
"I am excited to be able to play for UCLA starting next Monday," Muhammad said in a statement.
"My family and friends were very supportive of me throughout this process and I couldn't have gone through this without them."
The 5 p.m. PST game will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and will be televised on ESPN2.
"Look out New York City," said Bill Trosch, the attorney for the Muhammad family.
The Las Vegas native has yet to play for the Bruins this season after the NCAA declared him ineligible on Nov. 9 for violating its amateurism rules following an investigation that spanned more than a year.


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An update from Dr. Tom Tunks, Faculty in Residence (FiR) for the RC 3 Community:
My wife, Jeanne, and I had an outstanding adventure last month in Quito, Ecuador; it foreshadowed the kinds of things we will enjoy doing with members of our residential community starting in the fall. Not that we will be going to Ecuador with the RC, but living with, and doing things with students completely outside a class setting is something we're looking forward to.
The adventure was an Alternative Break trip sponsored by SMU. A group of nine students and the two of us spent about a week in Quito working with the children of people who are vendors in the various markets around the city. These are hard-working people whose daily lives revolve around their market activity. They begin their days very early (around 4 a.m.), getting produce, meats, poultry, fish, or whatever they sell, from distributors (unless, of course, they grow their own). Their children spend the day with them preparing for market and staffing their booths.
There is an organization (UBECI) that arranges programming for the children in the markets, so they can have educational and fun activities for a while during their market day. The children range in age from toddlers to pre-teens, so the activities need to be widely varied. Although UBECI has permanent staff members, they rely on the services of volunteers from around the world to help with the groups of children. Games and songs covering vocabulary, manners, basic concepts, etc., along with puzzles and toys address the more elementary learning needs of the children. For older children there are reading and writing activities as well. Those who attend school get help with homework.
One of the best things about the AB trips is the SMU student groups themselves. Watching and participating in the group's development is a blast. Living together on a daily basis provides insights into people that you just can't get in the classroom. Working as advisers to the very able student leaders of the group is rewarding in itself, and to watch their leadership skills grow, even across a one-week time is fascinating.
From overcoming travel snags, to navigating strange new places and customs (and Spanish!), to seeing exceptional sights (water doesn't spin down the drain when you're exactly on the equator – it just dumps), to staying up late reflecting on the experiences, our own personalities, the world in general, the whole package creates a strong bond among all involved.
I can see many parts of the residential community experience being similar to that.
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Ocmulgee National Monument Welcomes 7,000,000th Visitor | News
Denise Bailey of Athens made history Friday as the 7,000,000th visitor to the Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon.
Around 9 a.m., she and her husband Chris entered the Visitor's Center. They were greeted with applause and gifts from the Macon Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The park has been keeping track of visitors since it opened to the public in 1936. The last major milestone was in 2004, when the park hit the 6 million mark.
Since Denise opened the door first, she earned the distinction, while Chris was number 7,000,001.
The Baileys were first time visitors to the monument, and stopped in Macon while returned home from vacation in Savannah and St. Augustine.
They say they enjoy visiting historic sites, and had been planning to visit the mounds.
"I think that a lot of people don't truly understand what went on here until they see it firsthand," says Denise. "You don't have a personal understanding until you see it."
The site, which is run by the National Park Service, includes the Temple Mound and other mounds inhabited by Creek Native Americans thousands of year ago. It remains Macon's most visited landmark, with around 120,000 visitors per year.
Superintendent Jim David says this year alone, they received visits from 49 states, and dozens of countries, and says he already looking to forward to reaching their next million.
"I'm not sure if I'll still be around working when we hit the 8 million mark or not, but I'll probably still be in town."


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William Robertson Coe established the Foundation for the enhancement and development of his former estate, Planting Fields in Oyster Bay, New York. Since 1979 the Planting Fields Foundation has worked in partnership with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation to staff, interpret and preserve Coe Hall and the historic structures and landscape features throughout the 409-acre former estate. All funds acquired by the Planting Fields Foundation remain in its accounts which are audited annually. The Foundation also manages the members group, Friends of Planting Fields, which also supports the many components that make up Planting Fields. The Coe family remains actively engaged in the administration and development of the Foundation.
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Nixon goes to China
The phrase "Nixon goes to China", "Nixon to China", or "Nixon in China"[1] is a historical reference to United States President Richard Nixon's 1972 visit to the People's Republic of China, where he met with Chairman Mao Zedong. The metaphor is often expressed as the observation "Only Nixon could go to China" or "It took Nixon to go to China".
As a political metaphor, it refers to the ability of a politician with an unassailable reputation among his or her supporters for representing and defending their values to take actions that would draw their criticism and even opposition if taken by someone without those credentials. Although the example is that of a hardliner taking steps toward peace with a traditional enemy, and this is the most common application of the metaphor, it could also be applied to a reputedly cautious diplomat defying expectations by taking military action, or a political leader reforming aspects of the political system of which they have been strong supporters.
Nixon's visit to China was of particular significance because it marked the beginning of a process of thawing in Sino-American relations — the two countries had been estranged for many years, as the U.S. was ardently anti-Communist and refused to recognize its government (maintaining relations with the anticommunist Republic of China in Taiwan to that point), and China had viewed the United States as its top enemy. Because Nixon had an undisputed reputation of being a staunch anti-Communist, he was largely immune to any criticism of being "soft on Communism" by figures on the right of American politics.
The phrase originated prior to Nixon's actual visit to China. An early use of the phrase is found in a December 1971 U.S. News & World Report interview with then-United States Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, in a section summary lead that read "'Only a Nixon' Could Go to China". The actual quote from Mansfield (which he prefaces by noting he had heard it said before) was "Only a Republican, perhaps only a Nixon, could have made this break and gotten away with it."[2]
Popular culture
A popular use of the expression came in the 1991 film Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, where "only Nixon could go to China" is quoted by Spock as "an old Vulcan proverb". In the context of the film, it is given as a reason why James T. Kirk, a character with a history of armed conflict with the Klingons and a personal enmity for them, should escort their chancellor to Earth for peace negotiations with the Federation.
Similar historical events
- Author and historian Zachary Karabell compared U.S. President Chester Arthur reforming the civil service system (in the early 1880s) to Nixon going to China, since Arthur himself was a product of the spoils system and yet he was the one who helped get rid of it (with the Pendleton Act).[3][4]
- The decision of U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a former World War II general, to confront the military-industrial complex.[5]
- U.S. President Lyndon Johnson (a southerner from Texas) pushing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 through the U.S. Congress.[5]
- The actions of Israeli right-wing Likud Prime Ministers Menachem Begin (in giving up the Sinai Peninsula in exchange for peace with Egypt in 1979) and Ariel Sharon (in withdrawing from the Gaza Strip in 2005) are sometimes considered Nixon-to-China moments.[6]
- U.S. President Bill Clinton in 1996 signed legislation reforming the welfare system in the United States.[7]
- Jim Hoagland for the Eugene Register-Guard compared U.S. President George W. Bush's embrace of multilateralism on Iraq in late 2002 as a Nixon-to-China moment.[8] Some people likewise considered George W. Bush's nuclear deals with North Korea (whom he declared to be part of the Axis of Evil in 2002) in 2007 and with India in 2008 to be Nixon-to-China moments.[9][10]
- U.S. President Barack Obama embracing Social Security reform in 2011.[5]
- The decision of Chief Justice of the United States John G. Roberts to join the liberal wing of the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius (2012). Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer called Roberts' decision a "Nixon-to-China" moment.[11]
- U.S. President Barack Obama's negotiations with Iran are often compared with 'Nixon to China'.[12][13][14][15][16]
- ↑ Naím, Moisés (September 1, 2003). "Berlusconi Goes to China". Foreign Policy. Retrieved September 8, 2011.
- ↑ "A Size-Up of President Nixon: Interview with Mike Mansfield, Senate Democratic Leader". U.S. News & World Report. December 6, 1971. p. 61.
- ↑ The Presidents- Andrew Johnson to Arthur 1865–1885. History Channel. 2005. Event occurs at 42:00–42:30. Retrieved December 30, 2012.
- ↑ Karabell, Zachary (2004). Chester Alan Arthur. The American Presidents Series. New York: Times Books – via Google Books.
- 1 2 3 Elkin, Larry M. (September 12, 2011). "On Social Security, A Nixon-To-China Moment". Wall Street Pit.
- ↑ Greenway, HDS (April 28, 2009). "Hitting the 'Reset' Button". GlobalPost.
- ↑ Sunstein, Cass R. (October 8, 2012). "In Praise of Turncoats, Richard Nixon to John Roberts". Bloomberg.
- ↑ Hoagland, Jim (September 14, 2002). "Bush Delivers on All Counts in Speech, Now It's Up to UN". Eugene Register-Guard – via Google News.
- ↑ Chapman, Steve (February 17, 2007). "George W. Bush's 'Nixon to China' Moment". National Ledger.
- ↑ "American's Nuclear Deal with India: Time to Decide". The Economist. August 28, 2008. Retrieved August 30, 2008.
- ↑ Krauthammer, Charles (June 28, 2012). "Why Roberts Did It". The Washington Post.
- ↑ Luers, William H.; Pickering, Thomas R. (Feb 3, 2012). "Envisioning a Deal With Iran". The New York Times.
- ↑ Hirsh, Michael (Nov 24, 2013). "The Iran Deal: Is This Nixon Goes to China? Could be…". The National Journal.
- ↑ Smith, Noah (Sep 9, 2014). "Obama Should Play Nixon and Go to Iran". Bloomberg Review.
- ↑ Ganji, Akbar (March 9, 2015). "Obama's 'Nixon Goes to China' Moment?". The National Interest.
- ↑ Musfan, Steven (March 14, 2015). "Is Obama's Iran overture like Nixon's opening to China?". The Washington Post.


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Narendra Modi's comprehensive win to become the prime minister should have a positive impact on Indian companies and the world's third largest economy could witness a very strong cyclical recovery, according to a Singapore-based portfolio manager.
"Having a strong government definitely helps the case, but there's also cyclical recovery that was happening any way before the elections," said Sukumar Rajah, the Singapore-based portfolio manager of the Franklin India Fund.
He pointed out that the Indian economy was already on an upswing before the general elections.
"He (Narendra Modi) fought the national elections based on his track record," Rajah was quoted as saying by The Sunday Times.
"It's only been a few weeks since he assumed power but it's very clear he has been working overtime to make a big difference," he said.
The deterioration and growth of India's economy have been blamed on politics, but it may not necessarily be the case, he added.
"A big portion of the slowdown is cyclical because any market economy doesn't grow at the same rate every year.
"My belief is that India can grow, based on the current fundamentals, at about 8 per cent a year. For quite a few years it did, which means at some point, it had to grow below 8 per cent," he said.
A fresh cycle is starting, where the margins of Indian companies which have contracted substantially have bottomed out and were now expanding, he said.
"The growth has also bottomed out, and on top of it we also have good government, so we expect a very strong cyclical recovery in the case of India," Rajah said.
Responding to India's comparison to China, he said people tend to put them in the same bucket because they are growing Asian countries, but they are totally different. The most important difference is demographics.
India was a very young country, people in the working age would continue to increase in the next 20 to 30 years, whereas the worker population in China was already peaking.
The demographics has a big impact on the savings rate, growth and everything else. India could accelerate growth, whereas to maintain growth in China was going to be difficult, according to Rajah.
He also pointed out that India's corporate sector was quite dominated by private sector, whereas in China, the state-owned enterprises were very important.
In the long-term, an efficient private sector was very important, he said.
The market mechanism was a better allocator of capital than someone sitting in the government, added Rajah.
The Franklin India Fund's total net assets stood at more than USD 1.64 billion as of May 31 this year.


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james s needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 59 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Greenhouse Ventures
We are a company that will partner with early stage start ups and entrepreneurs and help them build, launch, and grow their businesses.
We aim to help turn good ideas into successful businesses.
We want to focus on innovation - we see ourselves as an innovative, modern company.
The style i would say we want is to be very crisp and professional, but modern at the same time.
Something around finance, lightbulbs, growth would be good themes to work to.
We are targeting small businesses and entrepreneurs. We want to look very professional, but also modern and innovative. We would like people to see us as up to date and approachable whilst looking credible.
We would like something that is very fresh, crisp, clean and modern.
I like designs 7, 8, 9 on this contest http://99designs.com/contests/36543
http://99designs.com/contests/36641 designs 190, 170, 227 and others by didod for this design.
The attached file is some ideas i have come up with - but i'm not very happy with any of them.
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Former Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Joe Brown has a qualifying petition out to run in the May Democratic primary for District Attorney General.
The petition didn't show up on the Shelby County Election Commission's site over the weekend. But Dell Gill, a member of the Democratic executive committee and a candidate in the Democratic primary for Circuit Court Clerk, was circulating a qualifying petition for Brown at a weekend fundraiser for another candidate.
It's not unusual for a delay in posting qualifying petitions to the Election Commission's website.
Brown's entry into the race would be the only opposition Republican incumbent Amy Weirich has in either party so far.
He has until the noon Feb. 20 filing deadline to make his decision.
Brown talked of entering the race last week at the monthly meeting of the local Democratic party's executive committee.
"I haven't quite made up my mind if I'm going to do this because I've got some business matters that I've got to wrap up and get secure," Brown said then. "But I would love to do it."
Brown's syndicated court show, "Judge Joe Brown," was cancelled by CBS Television Distribution last March ending a 15-year run as the second highest-rated court show on television. The cancellation came as Brown and CBS were in stalled contract renewal negotiations.
The Hollywood Reporter reported last year that Brown was in talks with Entertainment Studios to continue the show.
Brown's speech to Democrats Thursday, Feb. 6, was an attack on policies in the prosecutor's office as well as in Memphis-Shelby County Juvenile Court. Brown said Democrats needed to field a challenger to Weirich in the August general elections.
"This is not a white nor black issue," Brown said. "It's a matter of does that office need to be responsive to the ordinary people of this county so there is justice for all instead of just country club justice."
Brown alleged that drug prosecutions "depend upon where you happen to be found."
"If you live in a trailer park in Millington, you are not getting the same thing you get in Germantown," he added. "If you live in North Memphis or South Memphis you don't get the same thing either."
He also criticized Weirich for not going beyond a Tennessee Supreme Court censure of assistant District Attorney Tom Henderson. Henderson was censured by the court for failing to disclose exculpatory evidence in a murder trial after Criminal Court Judge James Beasley ordered a retrial for defendant Michael Rimmer based on ineffective legal counsel for Rimmer at his first trial. Beasley was also critical of Henderson's failure to disclose evidence about two other possible suspects.
Weirich recused her office from handling the retrial but has also defended Henderson.
"At no time … did Mr. Henderson suppress evidence," she said in January as she announced her office is seeking a special prosecutor to handle the Rimmer case. "It is irresponsible to suggest or imply otherwise for the purposes of generating publicity or for political gain. These are serious matters."
Weirich removed Henderson as prosecutor on the case before the censure by the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility and after the censure said the censure and its financial penalties as well as his removal from the case were "punishment in and of itself."
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The photo sees The Biebs sitting on the shoulders of two members of his security detail. So, yeah, he was on the shoulders of giants, so to speak.
Granted, that behavior may not offend Chinese people, but it has stirred up a lot of chatter on the Internets, that's for sure.
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Delle Donne Tallies 21 of 28 Points in First Half to Power Blue Hens Past Bulldogs
NEWARK, Del. — For the second time in less than two weeks, the Yale University women's basketball team took on one of the nation's best players. Baylor's Brittney Griner dominated the Bulldogs on Nov. 22, and Elena Delle Donne was nearly as dominant on Monday.
Delle Donne scored 21 of her game-high 28 points in the first half to power No. 22 Delaware to a 77-45 victory over Yale at the Bob Carpenter Center Monday night.
It was Yale's first game since it ended its three-game Texas trip with a 59-57 win over Texas-Pan American on Nov. 26.
Delle Donne scored Delaware's first 11 points of the game, fueling the Blue Hens' 11-2 run over the first 2:34 of the game.
Yale junior guard Aarica West answered by scoring the Bulldogs' first eight points, but by the time she sank a free throw for her eighth point with 11:35 left in the half, Delaware had already scored 24 points.
The Blue Hens pushed on from there, thanks in large part to a stifling defensive effort. After allowing West to score her eight points at the start of the game, the Blue Hens held the other nine Bulldogs to just 12 points, keeping five of them scoreless. The Blue Hens limited the Bulldogs to just 9-of-23 shooting and outrebounded the Bulldogs 25-12 in the first half.
The second half proved to be just as tough for Yale, which took 37 shots in the half, making just nine of them.
Junior guard Megan Vasquez scored eight of her 10 points in the second half to lead the Yale offense. Sophomore center Zenab Keita and West both finished with eight points.
Aside from Delle Donne's 28 points, no other Blue Hen player scored more than five points, but all but one of their 15 players scored at least two points. Three players scored five points, while six chipped in with four.
Monday's game was the last of a six-game run of road contests for the Bulldogs. They return home on Wednesday to take on Boston University as part of a doubleheader with the men's basketball team that begins at 5 p.m. inside the friendly confines of John J. Lee Amphitheater.
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While I'm on the subject of theological liberalism, I might as well summon to view a greatest hit from the 1980s. I had nearly forgotten than once upon a time, I wrote a series of reviews of college catalogues as though they were regular books, for the original incarnation of the Claremont Review of Books. The very first one I ever did was the catalogue for the School of Theology at Claremont, the graduate school loosely affiliated with the Methodist Church, which, like the Episcopal Church, is steadily losing members. A sample from this 1983 piece, entitled "Demonology?":
The STC [School of Theology at Claremont] curriculum gives indications, both subtle and jarring, of the pervasive influence of radical modern philosophy. The goals of the Ethics curriculum include learning "the critical use of the social sciences in social ethics and the ethical criticism of social, economic, and political institutions and processes." The course descriptions belie no recognition of the question once considered the preeminent concern of ethics: How should one live? Instead, the courses all stress "social ethics" and "ethical dimensions of global responsibility." The Sermon on the Mount is studied for the "relevance" of its "absolutistic aspects" to "political goals." The Ecumenics courses are designed "to help [students] avoid provincialism in their understanding of world Christianity." The Ecumenics curriculum consists of two courses on Jewish history, two courses on liberation theology, and a course called "International Development and the World Mission of the Church."
Well, as you might imagine, the STC was not amused. Here's the letter to the editor from the school's communications director in the next issue, and my reply.
School of Theology or Demonology?
To the Editor:
Mr. Hayward, in his review of the School of Theology catalogue [December, 1983], did catch some of the spirit of theological education at this School. We are anti-racist; we are anti-sexist; and we do think that students should think for themselves. For that reason, we believe that students should be introduced to the various theological movements, including those that are emerging from Christians in the Black community, the Asian community, and the Latin American communities. If one is to have some understanding of the world in which one is to do ministry, these are important movements to know.
Mr. Hayward, in his effort to introduce our program, did overlook some important aspects of what we do. Every student is required to have a course in History of Western Thought, which is a survey of major Western philosophical traditions in their historical settings. Furthermore, every student is required to take a course which is a survey of early Christian history, medieval Christian history and Reformation church history, with an emphasis on the history of worship in the ministry (page 40). In addition to that, students are introduced to religion in America. Furthermore, Mr. Hayward overlooked the fact that we do have courses which introduce students to persons earlier than Augustine. There is a course on Aquinas (page 40), for example; but then perhaps Mr. Hayward is not thoroughly familiar with major theologians.
Mr. Hayward also apparently did not see any of the courses which are offered in the various arts of ministry, including preaching, counseling, and Christian education.
It might also be interesting to your readers to know that we are one of the few Protestant seminaries in the country which require students to participate in spiritual growth groups, in which they reflect together with faculty leadership on their personal relationship to God. It also might be of interest to some readers to know that the School requires every student in the Master of Divinity program to complete at least four courses in Bible, plus an additional course in relating the Bible to preaching.
We hope that you will print these additions to Mr. Hayward's review, so that prospective students who avidly read your pages might have a clearer picture of what we have to offer.
Incidentally, at the School of Theology we do not use the term "Christian Marxist." In fact, none of our faculty has taught courses on Christianity and Marxism. The course to which Mr. Hayward refers was offered by a visiting professor, and on occasion, through the generosity of Claremont McKenna College, we have been able to enroll our students in a course taught by one of their faculty members on Christianity and Marxism. We think that such courses are important, since Marxism does represent the major challenge to Christianity in many parts of the world. We think that students should know about it so that they are not naive when they encounter competing ideologies.
Finally, we do indeed encourage students to develop their own theological positions. We do not now believe, nor have we ever believed, that a seminary should try to control the thinking of its students. For that bit of advertising, we thank Mr. Hayward.
– George C. Whipple, Ph.D.
Assistant to the President for Communications
School of Theology at Claremont
Steven Hayward replies:
Dr. Whipple's letter is most disappointing. He goes to great pains to state once again STC's opposition to racism and sexism, but this should go without saying at all, unless one is trying to promote oneself as "trendier than thou," to borrow Paul Seabury's phrase. Dr. Whipple goes on to defend the inclusion of liberation theology, Black theology, Asian theology, and feminist theology by saying that one must have understanding of these "important movements." This is true enough, just as it is true that a medical student must learn about venereal disease if he is to treat it. "Whatever else a hospital ought to do," Florence Nightingale remarked, "it ought not to spread disease."
Dr. Whipple fails to explain if he approves or disapproves of these "important movements," whether STC is propagating them or combating them, spreading disease or fighting it. From the catalogue one could conclude that STC is enthusiastic about these trends.
Dr. Whipple upbraids me for not being "thoroughly familiar with major theologians" and reminds us that there are courses on persons "earlier than Augustine." "There is," he writes, "a course on Aquinas, for example." I always thought that Augustine came much earlier than Aquinas, but then perhaps Dr. Whipple is not thoroughly familiar with chronology.
Dr. Whipple also tries to deny the political radicalism of the STC curriculum by disavowing the course on Christianity and Marxism. But the course, TH442, is listed in successive catalogues, not just the 1984-85 catalogue, which would certainly lead one to conclude that the course had a permanent place in the curriculum, visiting professor or not. And notwithstanding Dr. Whipple's disclaimer that STC does not use the term "Christian Marxist," it is obvious to the most casual examiner that the agenda of "Liberation Theology"-so comprehensively included in the STC curriculum-is, in fact, the fusion of Christianity and Marxism.
But most importantly, Dr. Whipple fails to respond to the most serious of my charges, which I reiterate: By all the indices available in its catalogue and in the views expressed in its public forums (such as the recent visit by Hans Kung), the STC is an auxiliary to liberal and radical secular trends. I am glad to see that Dr. Whipple acknowledges Marxism as "the major challenge to Christianity in . . . the world," but it is far from evident how the STC curriculum equips students to meet this challenge. Whitehead's process philosophy-which is merely a more flamboyant historicism-is certainly no answer.
The church, as Chesterton remarked, "is the only thing which saves a man from the degrading slavery of being a child of his own age." No number of Bible courses or church history courses will suffice for anything if one is captive to the raging biases of his own time. When the spiritual order capitulates to the temporal order, it compromises its basic integrity.
The Methodist Church, of which STC is an affiliate, is in steep decline, and if George Gallup's figures are to be believed, it is in danger of ceasing to exist altogether. The STC is helpless to do anything about it because it leads the decline.
There's a contemporary footnote to all of this. As I noted in the original review, the STC was the pre-eminent home of "process theology," which was very trendy among left-leaning, neo-atheist theologians at the time, and may well still be today. Here's how I described it in the original piece:
One should not ignore the fame of the School of Theology at Claremont as the home of process theology and of its two leading theorists, John Cobb and David Ray Griffin. Process theology can be described as the natural philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead warmed over lightly with a Christian gloss. In process thought, God is not the Creator, nor is He understood as the Supreme Being, or even the "prime mover" of Aristotle. (Neither is He to be understood as a "He," if one is to avoid "sexism.") Instead, all actual beings or entities, including God, are the outcome of "creative processes" that are continuously synthesizing and resynthesizing new "unities." Though this process has no discernible end, process theology speaks confidently of the "evolution" and "progress" of man toward perfection and unity with God. This naturally entails a wholesale reordering of the historic doctrines of Christology, redemption, and eschatology. Is it surprising that process theology is known in some circles as John Cobb's con job?
So here's the footnote: David Ray Griffin, one of the leaders in the process theology circle mentioned in my review, is nowadays one of the pre-eminent 9/11 truthers, arguing that it was an inside job planned and executed by the Bush Administration. In fact he's known as the "dean of 9/11 studies." So we can see where that process led.


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Speaking at a $32,400 a plate fundraiser at Gordon Getty's house in San Francisco earlier this week, President Obama commented on how "I've got some nicks and bruises to prove that I've been to this rodeo before," as preface to explaining that while it's fine to "hope," actual change takes time.
Maybe this is standard boilerplate with the wealthy elite of San Francisco who are bitterly clinging to their progressive wisps. But it's more likely Bay Area crunchers would scratch their head and look at each other as if to ask—"What's a rodeo?" Or, "Why is Obama talking about this red state spectacle of animal cruelty? He should stick with inappropriate remarks about California's callipygian attorney general, Kamala Harris." Though as I've been pointing out all day, if Californians had had the good sense to elect my former roommate John Eastman instead, this wouldn't have happened.
Anyway, Obama went on to say this:
"[N]othing worthwhile happens in six months or a year. It happens over decades. It happens over generations. Our job is not to do it by ourselves or get it all done in one year or one term or even necessarily in our lifetimes, but our job is to make sure that we're pressing and pushing so that the whole country, over time, is moving in the right direction."
Yet at a separate appearance earlier in the evening, Obama used the past-perfect verb tense:
"We've been able to double fuel efficiency standards on cars. We've been able to take mercury out of our air. We have been able to reduce carbon emissions in this country and have made not only this a healthier place to live, but have also begun to address in a serious way one of the biggest challenges of our time, and that is the challenge of climate change."
Funny thing about modern liberals. They think simply passing a law or declaring something is as good as achieving the deed. The fuel efficiency standards for cars won't take effect—if they are actually implemented at all—for another ten years. Mercury has been falling for years because of technology improvement; the Obama EPA's mercury rules—on the drawing board since the Clinton administration—were yanked last year and are still on the drawing board, and will take years to take effect if and when they are finalized. And the reduction in carbon emissions are entirely the result of changes in the marketplace (can you say "fracking"?) that Obama had nothing to do with.
It reminds me of something Leon Wieseltier observed in The New Republic back during the Clinton years that applies just as well to Obamaworld: "There is a certain sensibility, for which Mrs. Clinton's generation is famous, and which she perfectly exemplifies, that hates being preceded. Everything it experiences it experiences for the first time. When it sees, there is light; and when it fails to see, the whole world is covered in darkness."


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Yes, I decided to be a good, honest, law-abiding American citizen and wait until this past Saturday to watch "The Eleventh Hour" on BBC America. It was totally worth the wait. Even my husband, who swore he would hate it just to show his allegiance to Tennant, was won over by the end of the episode.
I really loved the whole hour and will go out on a limb here and say I thought it was the best Doctor debut episode in all of new "Who" -- and I say this as a huge fan of Tennant's "Christmas Invasion." I thought "Eleventh Hour" was a rich, heartfelt, full story that went a long way toward establishing the differences between Ten and Eleven.
Right from the start, Matt Smith just owns the Eleventh Doctor. He's quirky and mad and funny in a dry, sophisticated gentleman way. He exudes a maturity that's in full keeping with a 900 plus year old time lord and goes way beyond what I would have expected from a 26 year old actor. His scenes with a young Amy were beautifully done. It wasn't cutesy or schmaltzy or any of the other horrible adjectives you could apply to a scene about a poor abandoned girl and a mysterious alien. Instead, it was sweet and touching...and hilarious. And I got honest-to-goodness teary-eyed when poor little Amy sat down on her suitcase to wait for the Doctor. It touched on every disappointing moment any child has ever suffered through.
Speaking of Amy, I like the grown-up version. I'm not quite 100 percent sold on Karen Gillan the way I am with Smith, but she's got a great energy and a terrific chemistry with Smith. And on my husband's behalf, I'm supposed to say she's hot, too.
I'm liking the new TARDIS too and sincerely hoping we'll actually get to see the swimming pool. And the library. And the library in the swimming pool.
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But now I had a second chance - genealogy and vacation in one! We decided that the whole family would drive, spend a day in Quebec City, a day in Montreal, and a day in Ottawa (and lots of time driving too, of course). Initially I had thought it unfortuntate that the trip would take place in October instead of the summer, but I soon decided that the middle of October was perfect. The leaves on the drive through Vermont and in Canada were absolutely breathtaking.
It's a little embarrassing to admit that the only other time I had been to Canada was in 2004 when we went to Niagara Falls. Of course, we only spent four nights there this time, but it was fabulous. And, as I told the group, now I can put on my biography that I'm an internationally known speaker, right?
Here are a few highlights from the trip:
First, the classic photo of the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. Rachel (age 11) liked the old city so much, that she decided we should move there!
We also made a stop at the nearby Montmerency Falls.
Did you know Montreal is famous for its bagels? Two bagel shops compete for the title of "best bagels." The kids sampled bagels from both to determine who was the winner of what we called the "Great Bagel Debate." (I originally called the "Great Bagel War", but Sarah Ann (age 6) wanted to know if they used swords...) Christian slept through our taste test.
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Hitting is the star of the latest dev diary for MLB 13: The Show. There are a handful of big changes coming to this year's iteration, and to prepare players, Sony Santa Monica has put together a brief walkthrough of what's in store.
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In the spirit of comfort let's talk a little about the ultimate comfort creatures. Cats and dogs are masters of the snugglefest and definitely take their napping seriously…we could learn a thing or two from them. These pictures pretty much say it all. Now think of the thousands of shelter animals that are living in cold concrete cages with no blankets or bodies to keep them warm. They are frightened and uncomfortable. They don't have the luxury of down comforters and cozy pillows, and they don't get toys and treats to calm their worries. Animal Shelters rarely have the funding for these comforts and are in need all year round, not just when it's cold out. Pets bring so much joy and warmth to our homes it's time we give back. There have been numerous studies showing that shelter animals given blankets and comforters are more happy, relaxed, warm and have an overall increased sense of security. This obviously increases their chances of getting adopted.
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In HSPICE 99.2 frequency dependent resistance modeling
was changed.
Previous versions of HSPICE model frequency dependent
resistance as:
R(f) = Ro + Rs*sqrt(f)
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"Mellitz, Richard" wrote:
I need a little clarification here. I must be thinking too slow.
Do HSPICE versions prior to 99.2 not use the Sqrt(f)*(1+j)*Rs?
Do Quad Design's W models use the Sqrt(f)*(1+j)*Rs?
If the Sqrt(f)*(1+j)*Rs are only valid for cylindrical conductors, then should we not use W elements for microstrip and strip line or are they just less accurate. If so, how much less and at for what frequencies?
Dmitri you said you used Rs*Sqrt(f) in the W element. Is this Rs the curve fit coefficient for Re(rs) or the |rs|?
...Richard Mellitz Intel
-----Original Message----- From: Dmitri Kuznetsov [ mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> ] Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 3:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SI-LIST] : Proposal: Rs correlation/collaboration for W-Elements
I agree with Richard, the really important factor is accuracy of Rs and Gd values. As they are multiplied by frequency, a small error makes a huge difference. But for a given Rs and Gd, my algorithm in
W element will give you mathematically accurate answer.
I would like to comment on the Sqrt(f)*(1+j)*Rs skin-effect equation introduced in Hspice 99.2. It has mathematically correct imaginary part, and does not require frequency-response correction. But this equation is only valid for cylindrical conductors and only at higher frequencies.
This skin-effect equation produces the corresponding inductive component Ls(f)=Rs/(2*Pi*Sqrt(f)). Thus, the inductance becomes infinite at dc. This substantially alters the waveforms especially when Rs is large.
This was the reason I used Rs*Sqrt(f) in W element. This equation gives asymptotically correct loss, and I was restoring the correct
imaginary part for any, not just cylindrical, configuration by applying frequency-response correction.
Regards, Dmitri Kuznetsov
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"Mellitz, Richard" wrote: > > Apparently the W element model uses a pseudo-propagation function with the > following form. > > P(f)= exp{-sqrt[ (G0+f*Gd+j*2*pi*f*C)*(R0+sqrt(f)(1+j)Rs+j*2*pi*f*L) ]*len } > > (From HSPICE application note "Boosting Accuracy of W Element > for Transmission Lines with Nonzero Rs or Gd Values") > > Let's assume that this is valid for some conditions. It would be nice to > know what the assumptions are.(geometry, frequency, etc.) We can talk about > the validity of the above in another thread. > > I would like to make a proposal. I would like to know what
various field > solvers report in regards to the above propagation function. Let's start > with a microstrip first (and only look at skin effect). The geometry > follows. > > Height over ground: 0.004" > Width of conductor: 0.006" > Thickness of conductor: 0.001" > > Conductivity: 0.58E8 mho/meter > > Let's all use the same units for Rs. Say: > Ohms/(sqrt(Hz)*meter) > > Now, A colleague of mine has supplied a formula that is used in microwave > design. I have attached a PDF file with details. (Too tough for text, TTFT > :-)), I remember foobar) > > The answer, using the closed form formula for Rs is: > 1.806E-03 ohms/(sqrt(Hz)*meter) > > If this is the magnitude of complex Rs, then Re(Rs) would be > 1.277E-03 ohms/(sqrt(Hz)*meter) > > I have received sidebar results from some of you folks, but I don't want to > post other people answers. However I will compile a table
of posted > results. There are issues of complex number involved. Remember I'm looking > for the Rs for the above propagation formula. > > Step 2 will be to do same for a strip line geometry where:
> > Height over ground: 0.005" > Width of conductor: 0.0025" > Thickness of conductor: 0.0005" > Distance between ground planes: 0.0105 > > It would be appreciated if we could find out what "tricks"
people are using > to get Rs from their field solvers. > > Regards, > Richard Mellitz > Intel > > <<Mathcad - ms_loss_eq.pdf>> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: Mathcad - ms_loss_eq.pdf > Mathcad - ms_loss_eq.pdf Type: Acrobat (application/pdf) > Encoding: base64
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Holiday cybershoppers in the United States have opened up their wallets to the tune of $21.4 billion so far, a 14 percent gain over last year, according to ComScore.
Measuring from November 1 through December 2 -- the first 32 days of the 2012 holiday-shopping season -- ComScore found that more people are buying online. Stats showed a 9 percent rise in the number of buyers to 128.7 million.
People are also freer with their hard-earned dollars. The average online consumer has so far spent $159.90, a gain of 5 percent from last year. Specifically, the amount spent per transaction is up only 1 percent, but the number of online transactions per person has risen by 4 percent.
Cyber Monday has earned the record as the biggest one-day money maker so far, tallying a record $1.46 billion in online purchases. Consumers did take a break from spending after that Monday with online sales weakening last week and over this past weekend.
"And some of the softening is a natural post-Cyber Monday lull that we often experience, an effect that may be somewhat more pronounced this year given the additional shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas," ComScore Chairman Gian Fulgoni said in a statement. "However, as the urgency to finish one's holiday shopping increases, we expect to see growth rates pick up again in the next couple of weeks before Christmas."
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The University of Mary Washington men's and women's swimming teams stand on the brink of another Capital Athletic Conference championship, as both teams again dominated on Saturday night finals of the event at St. Mary's College.
The women kicked off the night session by taking first in the 200 yard medley relay with a time of 1:45.49, five seconds better than their season best. Members of that team were Katie Fago, Amber Kerico, Hannah Hagy, and Stephanie Hallock. The men's team was disqualified.
Freshman Abby Cox finished second in the 400 IM with a lifetime best 4:33.73, and Kristen Callahan placed third. Ryan McGhee took second in the men's 400 IM at 4:17.33, followed in third by Zach Eisig and in fourth by Nate Moyar.
Amber Kerico broke her own CAC record in the 100 yard butterfly with a strong NCAA B cut of 55.77, with Hannah hagy taking second and Elizabeth Lewan taking third. The Eagle men made an unprecedented run in the 100 fly, finishing 1-2-3-4-5-6. Sophomore Alex Anderson took top honors, breaking his own CAC record and qualifying automatically for the NCAA Championships at 48.97. He was followed by Michael Yelmgren, Vince Dunn, Matt Arnold, Sean Mayer, and Tom Rinaldi.
The women's 200 freestyle saw Eagles finish 1-2-3-4-5, with Jessica Singer finishing first at 1:54.33. She was followed by Tara Banks, Stephanie Hallock, Robin Brazier, and Ashley Walnut. Senior Nick Eckhoff took first on the men's side, winning at 1:40.13, breaking the CAC record and qualifying provisionally for the NCAA Championships.
Amber Kerico won the 100 yard breastsroke at 1:03.91, nearly gaining an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships and breaking the CAC record. Hannah Hagy finished second, and Alex Parrish third for UMW. Peter Slattery took second on the men's side.
Katie Fago led the charge in the 100 backstroke, as the Eagles finished 1-2-3-4. Lindsay Ancellotti was second, Meredith Thompson third, and Catherine Perrin fourth. The men saw Michael Yelmgren finish first in the 100 back at 51.38, qualifying provisionally for NCAAs and breaking the conference record. Sean Mayer was second and Tom Rinaldi third.
In the 800 free relay, the women finished first at 7:43.47, a new championship record. That relay included Amber Kerico, Robin Brazier, Tara Banks, and Jessica Singer. The men also took first, as Alex Anderson, Jack McHugh, Sean Mayer, and Nick Eckhoff touched out at 6:48.18, a provisional NCAA time and new conference record. Anderson's leadoff leg proved to be a new conference record in the 200, and qualified him automatically again for the NCAA meet.


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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Santa Clara County District Attorney's office says it won't pursue assault charges against San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ahmad Brooks because of insufficient evidence in the case.
Assistant District Attorney Karyn Sinunu-Towery said Thursday that Brooks will not face prosecution after further investigation into allegations that Brooks repeatedly hit a teammate on the head with a beer bottle in a June incident.
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How was your Thanksgiving? Were you daring cook, adding a new recipe or two into your day? Or did you stick to the tried, true, and delicious recipes that you almost have memorized? Either way, I hope it was a delicious, restful, and filling day for you and your families.
Mike and I flew south to visit some of his family for the long weekend. I missed my own family so much – craving to be around the table sharing our traditional dishes and pies. I cooked and baked a little, enjoying the space and amenities of a kitchen the size of our Manhattan apartment, but also, strangely, missing our cozy kitchen.
I imagine there might be more than a handful of people who still have the very last of the turkey leftovers to consume. Sometimes those last few meals of leftovers can be a bit difficult to get excited about, after consuming turkey for days on end. Not to worry! I have the perfect vessel for you to create a flavorful Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich. And, just in case the thought of returning to the kitchen after last week isn't exactly the most appealing thought, this recipe is a cinch to make.
Yields 8 to 10 4-inch pastries
Slightly adapted from Tartine by Elisabeth M. Prueitt and Chad Robertson
Choux Paste
1 1/4 cups skim milk
10 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup all-purpose flour
5 large eggs
3/4 cup Gruyère cheese, grated
1 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
1 tablespoons fresh thyme, minced
1 large egg
Grated Gruyère cheese for sprinkling
Coarse sea salt (I use Maldon) for sprinkling
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with a SilPat or parchment paper.
To make the choux paste, combine the milk, butter, and salt in a heavy saucepan and place over medium heat until the butter melts and the mixture comes to a full boil. Add the flour all at once, stirring vigorously with a wooden spoon. Keep stirring until the mixture has formed a smooth mass and pulls away from the sides of the pan and some of the moisture has evaporated. This will take about 3 minutes.
Transfer the paste to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment or to a heatproof mixing bowl. If using a mixer, add the eggs one at a time and mix on medium speed, incorporating each egg before adding the next. When all the eggs have been added, the mixture will be very thick, smooth, and shiny. Remove the bowl from the mixer stand, add the cheese, pepper, and thyme, and mix in with a rubber spatula. If making by hand, add the eggs one at a time to the bowl and mix with a wooden spoon, incorporating each egg before adding the next one, then proceed as directed for the mixer method.
Use a large ice cream scoop to drop the dough into mounds on the prepared baking sheet, spacing them about 2 inches apart.
To make the topping, in a small bowl, whisk the egg and then gently brush the top of each pastry with the egg wash. Lightly sprinkle the top of each pastry with a little cheese and a bit of sea salt.
Place the pastries in the oven immediately and bake until they have puffed, are nicely browned, and feel light for their size, about 35 to 45 minutes. Remove from the oven and poke a small hole in the side of each pastry with a toothpick to allow the steam to escape. Releasing the steam keeps them from collapsing. If splitting and filling, let cool to room temperature; otherwise, they may be served hot, warm, or at room temperature. Or, let cool completely, store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a few days, and recrisp in a 350 degree Fahrenheit oven for 5 minutes.


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