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Grant awards may support a range of initiatives, such as new and innovative curricula; faculty and student research; the acquisition of new equipment; building renovation and capital improvements; scholarships; and projects that benefit the College and the community.
The OCFGP can support faculty and staff by helping to ensure that grant proposals are well planned, support the College's educational mission, reflect a high standard of quality, and are consistent with granting agency and other applicable guidelines.
The OCFGP can assist with:
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Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties Inc. Awards $50,000 for New UC Lab
Microbiology Lab to be Renovated This Summer
Written By Colleen Bierstine '15, PR Intern
Work has begun on the next Gordon Science Center renovation.
Contact - firstname.lastname@example.com, NY (05/30/2013) - The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties Inc. has granted $50,000 to Utica College for the renovations of the microbiology lab in Gordon Science Center.
These plans for these renovations have been years in the making, said Dr. Lawrence Aaronson, Harold T. Clark Jr. Professor of Microbiology. The objectives for the renovations are twofold. First is student safety; through the years, as the lab has accumulated more equipment, it has become less efficient and more difficult to maneuver. The new design will be much more efficient and ergonomic.
Second, the new lab will have space dedicated to student research. Some students will be able to research while other students can be engaged in silent study or work on different projects. The new equipment will also offer more safety features.
Now that the spring semester and commencement are over, construction on the project has begun.


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Darien, Staples finish 1-2 in girls' State Open
MIDDLETOWN --The State Open girls track meet at Middletown High School on Monday afternoon came down to a tight battle between a pair of FCIAC teams. Darien and Staples, the two best teams since the indoor season began in December, faced off once again to determine the winner.
Darien, which finished second to Simsbury at the Class L meet June 2, rebounded to win its first State Open title with 45.75 points. The Wreckers came home second (42) and Wilbur Cross (41) finished third.
"Over the years we've always done well in this meet," Darien coach Steve Norris said. "This year with three or four key people, we were able to get first place."
The Blue Wave enjoyed success in the sprint races to claim the title. Anna Sulger won the 400 (56.73) while Ludlowe's Emma Koether finished fourth (58.68). Sulger was a double winner Monday as she also captured the 200 (25.49).
"It feels amazing," Sulger said. "I've been working really hard and I'm glad my hard work paid off. I knew it would be close, but I feel that I prepared well for this meet."
Sulger edged Sashana Hands of Windsor by the slightest of margins (25.57). Hands closed quickly over the final 20 meters and nearly pulled out the win.
"The 200 was my last event so I was kind of tired," Sulger said. "I just tried to keep pumping my arms and just looked for the finish line. I knew it was going to be close but it was too close for comfort."
Darien's Madeline Schneider (12-00) finished first in the pole vault, ahead of Newtown's Jenna Calandro (11-06). Calandro won the pole vault at Class LL and won the swept the event during the indoor season, but missed time in the outdoor season through injury.
Staples sophomore Hannah DeBalsi rebounded from a second place finish in the 1,600 to win the 3,200 in a breeze (10:24.11). Primary competition in the 3,200 Claire Howlett, of Westhill missed the race as a result of an injury. DeBalsi raced with an eye on nationals, scheduled for June 13-15 in Greensboro, N.C..
"I was supposed to go easy, but I went a little harder than I was supposed to," DeBalsi joked. "My goal was to go as easy as possible to win."
In the 1,600 DeBalsi had a comfortable lead over Rivers before Rivers closed the distance before the final lap. Rivers (4:47.45) outkicked DeBalsi (4:47.45) over the final 100 meters to claim the narrowest of victories. Fairfield Warde's Cate Allen placed fourth in the event. The top four finishers broke the State Open record (4:49.89) as the rain poured down on the runners. Ridgefield's Laura Hergenrother finished sixth and broke five minutes (4:58.51).
"I really like running in the rain because it makes me feel tougher," DeBalsi said. "It was fun running in the rain. I like racing (Rivers) because we trade off who leads and it's not like we are drafting off of each other."
Staples' Erica Hefnawy finished third (2:16.79) in the 800, followed by Trumbull's Katie Foley (2:17.76) and Wreckers senior Tyler Scanlin (2:18.13).
Darien's Catherine Lacy finished third in the long jump (17-03.50).
New Milford, which won the 4x800 in both the Class LL and State Open in indoor, and the Class LL meet, finished second (9:13.70) to Tolland (9:11.71) Monday as both schools broke the open record (9:15.98).
Staples' Olivia Wiener (127-06) placed second in the javelin just ahead of Steph Roones, of Westhill (127-06). Both were right behind winner Megan Perrin of Watertown (127-09).
Danbury's Niema Riley finished fourth in the 100 (12.43) and fifth in the 200 (25.95). Bethel's Alexandra Hernandez (45.53) placed third in the 300 hurdles.
Taylor Drayton (125-09) of Oxford won the discus, followed by Samantha Mazur, of Brookfield (124-00) and Newtown's Amy Anyoha (115-03) and Michaela Nowacki (114-00).
State Open girls
At Middletown
Team scores: 1. Darien 45.75, 2. Staples 42, 3. Wilbur Cross 41, 4. Windsor 27, 5. East Catholic 22, 6. Amity 21, 7. Simsbury 20, 8. Newtown 19, 9. (tie) Bloomfield, Oxford, East Hartford and Tolland 18, 13. (tie) NFA and Glastonbury 17.75, 15. New Milford 14, 16. (tie) Danbury, East Haven and Ledyard 13, 19. (tie) Sacred Heart Academy, Hillhouse, Watertown, Career and Stafford 10, 24. (tie) Cheshire, Shelton and Hand, 27. (tie) Bethel, Ludlowe, Brookfield, Manchester, Avon, Weston, Waterford, Pomperaug, Maloney, Litchfield, Woodstock Academy, Coginchaug and Branford 8, 40. (tie) Ridgefield and East Hampton 7, 42. (tie) Westhill, Central, RHAM, Middletown and Mercy 6, 47. (tie) Farmington, SMSA, Haddam-Killingworth, Warde, Conard, Greenwich and Trumbull 5, 54. (tie) Housatonic Regional, Granby Memorial and St. Paul Catholic 4, 57. (tie) Plainfield, Canton, South Windsor and Sheehan 3, 62. (tie) Griswold, Berlin, Thomaston, North Haven, McMahon and Fitch 2, 68. (tie) Wilton, Norwalk, Bacon Academy and East Lyme 1, 72. Masuk 0.75.
Individual results
Winner in each event and regional finishers among top six
100: 1. Cassidy Palmer (Stafford) 12.26; 2. Zoie Reed (Amity) 12.38; 3. Kanajzae Brown (Central) 12.43; 4. Niema Riley (Danbury) J12.43; 200: 1. Anna Sulger (Darien) 25.49; 5. Niema Riley (Danbury) 25.95; 6. Zoie Reed (Amity) 25.99; 400: 1. Anna Sulger (Darien) 56.73; 4. Emma Koether (Ludlowe) 58.68; 800: 1. Danae Rivers (Wilbur Cross) 2:14.40; 3. Erica Hefnawy (Staples) 2:16.79; 4. Katie Foley (Trumbull) 2:17.6; 5. Tyler Scanlin (Staples) 2:18.13; 1600: 1. Danae Rivers (Wilbur Cross) 4:47.45 (State Open record); 2. Hannah DeBalsi (Staples) 4:47.50; 4. Cate Allen (Warde) 4:49.33; 6. Laura Hergenrother (Ridgefield) 4:58.51; 3200: 1. Hannah DeBalsi (Staples) 10:24.06; 100 hurdles: 1. Chenoa Sebastian (Ledyard) 14.73; 300 hurdles: 1. Jaliyah White (Hillhouse) 43.48 (State Open record); 2. Alexa Hernandez (Bethel) 45.53; 5. Olivia Wiener (Staples) 47.46; 4x100 relay: 1. Windsor 48.50; 3. Darien (Brittany Henry, Madeleine Schneider, Anna Sulger, Catherine Lacy) 49.64; 5. Danbury (Jay'Yona Torres, Natalia Pereira, Bridget Chiaravalle, Niema Riley) J49.80; 4x400 relay: 1. Wilbur Cross 3:58.37; 4. New Milford (Hannah Tower, Helen Bayers, Sierra Grazia, Meghan Dietter) 4:03.40; 6. Ludlowe (Emma Koether, Kate O'Shea, Sullie Desmond, Rachel Hurst) 4:03.57; 4x800 relay: 1. Tolland 9:11.71 (State Open record); 2. New Milford (Hannah Tower, Sierra Grazia, Saige Grazia, Helen Bayers) 9:13.70; 3. Pomperaug (Erin Gibbons, Michaela Meyer, Allison Meyer, Sara Tarascio) 9:20.76; high jump: 1. Becki Golia (Sacred Heart) 5-4; 6. (tie) Olivia Sullivan (McMahon) 5-0; pole vault: 1. Madeleine Schneider (Darien) 12-0; 2. Jenna Calandro (Newtown) 11-6; 3. Jane Wall (Weston) 11-0; 5. Rachel Moroknek (Ridgefield) J10-6; 6. Laurel Bailey (Shelton) 10-0; long jump: 1. Zoie Reed (Amity) 17-6.5; 3. Catherine Lacy (Darien) 17-3.5; triple jump: 1. Dana Bramble (East Hartford) 37-1.5; shot put: 1. Destiney Coward (East Haven) 40-5.5; 2. Taylor Drayton (Oxford) 38-10; 3. Samantha Bailey (Shelton) 37-11.5; 4. Sarah Cicchetti (Greenwich) 37-7.5; discus: 1. Taylor Drayton (Oxford) 125-9; 2. Samantha Mazur (Brookfield) 124-0; 3. Amy Anyoha (Newtown) 115-3; 4. Michaela Nowacki (Newtown) 114-0; javelin: 1. Megan Perrin (Watertown) 127-9; 2. Olivia Wiener (Staples) 127-6; 3. Stephanie Roones (Westhill) 127-4.

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I recently had the chance to take a few days for a ride along the west coast of Michigan's lower peninsula, then across the U.P. and down through Wisconsin and finally a ferry ride back to West Michigan. My bike is a 2001 R1150GS, and was a perfect match for the roads ahead.
Starting off in a heavy rain, I took 31 North out of New Era, MI a few hours North to Harbor Springs - passing through some great small towns such as Charlevoix, Traverse City, and Petoskey. Each offer nice spots to eat, shop, and hang out on the beautiful Western shore of Lake Michigan. A highlight was M119 North out of Harbor Springs. Nicknames the tunnel of trees, this stretch is a 1.5 lane low speed paved road which winds along the coast. Just a fabulous ride - even with a steady rain. Sadly, my Tourmaster jacket/pants turned out to be water resistant, and my new Held Air N Dry gloves - even with goretex - proved less than water resistant. Thankfully heated grips kept some warmth in my hands. I spent the night at Mackinaw City, drying out my clothes and enjoying a great Pastie at the Mackinac Island Pastie Shop. Pastie's are a Northern Michigan tradition - a meat pie brought over by Cornish Miners - wonderful! I ordered a set of Frogg Toggs pro action rain gear - delivered to my destination in Marquette a few days later.
The next day we headed North across the Mackinac Bridge in heavy fog. The bridge has a left lane made out of steel grates - and you can usually see the water below as you ride on them. The fog was so thick that as I stood up while passing the peak of the bridge it was like being in a cloud - as I could see directly below me into the fog as well. The fog cleared as I reached the other side (about 5 miles), paid my toll and continued on 75 to M123 and through Trout Lake on up to Paradise and Whitefish Point. The Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish Point highlights the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, and the many other shipwrecks which have happened over the years. Nice ride back past Tahquamenon falls, and then a few fire roads cutting across to M77 and on North to one of my favorite places - Grand Marais, MI. Set on the Southern shore of Lake Superior with a natural small harbor, Grand Marais is a small village with a beautiful view - great beaches, huge dunes along the shore, great fishing, and friendly people. The East Bay Diner is THE place to eat - great food but relaxed paced service.
Heading West out of Grand Marais is one of the best roads in Michigan - H58, recently paved, winding with gently hills, takes you into Munising, and then I took M28 on to Marquette for a few days visiting my dad. I took a day trip up to Big Bay Michigan and then some gravel / dirt roads across the U.P. to L'Anse - taking the Triple A, on to Ford Road, which eventually connected to Eric road, then Skanee and on into L'Anse and back to Marquette on 41. Another great ride was a loop from Marquette south on M35 to Gwinn, mi and then back up - passing the Empire Mine - where the taling piles are possibly the highest point in the state of Michigan - lots of deer on this route so it is much better for a relaxed ride - while the road has no traffic and the tight rolling curves beg for a bit more throttle.
To get back to Grand Rapids, Mi, I headed south on US41 down past Rapid River, Escanaba, Menominee, and on 35 down to Manitowoc, WI which was bustling with weekend festivals and what looked like every family within miles headed to downtown. I parked at the SS Badger Ferry terminal and then lounged along the shoreline reading until the ferry showed up. I think it was about $68 for me and $28 for my bike (need to provide 2 tie downs or they will sell you a set for about $13). The Badger is an OLD coal fired car ferry - perhaps the only one of it's kind still in operation. The loading was very easy, I changed into shorts and sandals and enjoyed the four hour cruise to Ludington, MI. Weather was perfect and being out on the lake on a great day is hard to beat.
Once back in Ludington, I took the basic highway a couple hours back to GR to make a movie with my son (Lone Ranger - don't bother!).
We really have some beautiful roads in Michigan and Northern Wisconsin - nice people all the way and quite a few bikes - once the rain stopped. I've been looking at a low mileage R1200GS, and considering the new 2013 - but after spending several days on an old R1150GS I'm not sure I'll switch - what a great bike!
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Father's Day Gift Idea: Scout Walkabout Baby Carrier from Petunia Pickle Bottom
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Continuing our pre-Father's Day Celebration, we wanted to introduce to you the Scout Walkabout Carriers by Petunia Pickle Bottom. If you remember last week, we discussed great diaper bags for men – and how men often get the shaft when it comes to design for the kids in their lives. We introduced you to the Scout Satellite Sling – perfect for the new dad or the soon-to-be dad in your life, and now that you've already got the scoop on the best diaper bags for men, we thought it was time to talk about great baby carriers for men.
The Scout Walkabout Carriers featured rugged construction, striking colors, and chiseled lines – basically dad doesn't have to be ashamed to seen with this strapped to his chest. And of course, since father/baby bonding is an important part of the first year experience we want to make it as simple as possible. When it looks like this – how can you complain?
In anticipation of Father's Day, we've joined together once again with our friends at Petunia Pickle Bottom to offer one of these awesome Scout Walkabout Carriers as a giveaway to one of our readers. Use the widget below to enter – the giveaway will run through Tuesday, June 5th. Best of luck!


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Strawberry season.
I long for it in the middle of winter and then in the middle of summer I long for pumpkin bread.
Go figure.
Those giant strawberries from Driscolls are the best in the world. The really big ones are so sweet, just like candy
I've always wanted to make a cookie with strawberries.
Fresh strawberries, not dried or frozen, but fresh to see if it would make the cookie too soggy.
It didn't!
The key is to really chop the strawberries small, and then pat them dry (two times) with paper towels.
Get as much liquid as you can out of the berries.
These are good. Light tasting, soft cookie, with some chewiness.
The next batch I want to work on making them crispy.
I also highly suggest adding white chocolate chips to these--I know this would be a great addition.
Important step! Don't want soggy cookies.
Cover and chill in fridge at least 3 hours or longer (overnight might be too long).
Blueberries might work too! I bet pineapple would taste amazing.
strawberries 'n cream cookies
Strawberry season.
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They sound great, Dawn! Love the cream cheese in them. =)ReplyDelete
You are right on about the white chocolate--and now I want them to have just a hint of lemon zest, too...
More experimenting and more yummy cookies for you!
I mean cream cheese cookies with choc chips 2 weeks ago - I LOVE that you used berries AND a full 8 oz of cream cheese! I love that you worked in all those berries, too! It can be so hard baking with fresh fruit (so juicy) but you nailed these!ReplyDelete
mmmm! Like a fruity sugar cookie. Love the idea!!!ReplyDelete
How's the humidity treating you up there Dawn! Ha Ha.ReplyDelete
The strawberries at the local fruiterie stand are pure local, and so ripe that their shelf life is maybe a DAY if lucky. I would like to try and make these if there are any left over from my strawberry sorbet fun.
I miss commenting on this blog. Ha Ha.
Oh, yes to cream cheese and strawberries!! You could call these Strawberries & Cream cookies - or Wimbledon cookies. :D Whatever, they look fabulous. (I crave off season produce all the time.)ReplyDelete
that or dip them in white chocolate... or sanwhich two over some white chocolate whipped cream... :) yum!ReplyDelete
Well I haven't started craving pumpkin bread YET but give me a few weeks! These are the ultimate celebration of strawberries and summer!ReplyDelete
These look amazing! And, I have a pint of frozen strawberries in the freezer as we speak, and now I know just what to do with them! :)ReplyDelete
These cookies look so good I want to grab one through the screen! I made strawberry shortcake cookies with fresh strawberries once and was surprised at how delicious they were so I know these would be awesome!ReplyDelete
yep, the trouble with strawberries is that they juice all over the place whilst baking. you've found a way past that though, and your cookies look perfect!ReplyDelete
What an awesome recipe Dawn. Adding white chocolate chips is a great idea.ReplyDelete
i am a big fan of this idea! but i typically eat all my strawberries before baking with them, they are just so good :)ReplyDelete
I bet these cookies taste wonderful. They look so good.ReplyDelete
Strawberry n cream cookies sound so good! I was wondering if you could use fresh strawberries in cookies.ReplyDelete
Using strawberries in cookies is something I've always wondered about too! These look amazing, I'm all for more ideas for strawberry desserts!ReplyDelete


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Labradoodle Mistaken for Lion, Prompts 911 Calls
(NORFOLK, Va.) -- Bustling Colley Avenue in Norfolk, Va., lined with its shops and eateries, is clearly no wild jungle. But that didn't stop three 911 callers Tuesday from reporting that there was a lion on the loose roaming the streets, possibly rummaging for food.
Turns out, however, it was just one local business owner's friendly Labradoodle dog, named Charles the Monarch, whose fur coat is intentionally groomed to resemble nearby Old Dominion University's lion mascot.
"I go to Old Dominion University and our mascot is a lion and we have a local zoo right here also," Charles' owner, Natalie Painter, told ABC News. "He was just roaming around. He does his own thing a lot of the time. He visits the locals on the street and walks on the sidewalk shop to shop. He was walking around, and he does look a lot like a lion. So I guess some concerned citizens thought there was a lion."
Upon hearing of the lion sightings, the police actually called the Virginia Zoo, making sure the lions were all in place, which they were. But apparently this isn't the first time the Norfolk Police Department has been alerted to a "lion" in the area.
"The callers all described the Labradoodle as a 'lion.' The dog is named Charles and has not been documented to hurt or bite anyone," Karen Parker-Chesson, the Norfolk Police Department public information officer, said.
Natalie's father, Daniel Painter, owns Daniel's Lawn and Garden Center on Colley Avenue, and often has Charles the Monarch at work with him. The dog is well-known around the community for his resemblance to the lion mascot, frequently making appearances at football tailgates and around campus.
"It happens all the time," Natalie Painter said. "It's really funny. I'm used to the attention but when I'm on campus, I'll bring him to roam around while I do homework outside and I see students and faculty running around with cameras after him. It's like he's in The Beatles.
"He's 4 years old. He's been a lion ever since we've had him. We always bring him to all the football games. He's a little local celebrity when it comes to football season, but it always catches people off guard."
A Labradoodle is a cross between a Labrador retriever and the standard or miniature poodle.
Charles, affectionately nicknamed "Labra-Lion," has established quite a reputation for himself, equipped with his own Facebook and Twitter pages.
And when asked how Charles the Monarch got his distinctive name, the answer was simple.
"We took a picture when he was on the porch one day," Painter said. "He had his snout up, and he just looked so majestic, so regal. So it just stuck."
"People are abbreviating it on Facebook, calling him 'CTM.' That's when you know you've made it."
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Hatha Yoga Pradipika by Kevin Chai
Hatha Yoga Pradipika by Kevin Chai
The yoga of 21st century has gone through quite a major evolution and unbeknownst to many, the yoga we practiced today has a strong influence from a sutra called Hatha Yoga Pradipika. While Patanjali's Yoga Sutras are widely known and used, The Hatha Yoga Pradipika is said to be a complementary and preliminary practice necessary to aid one's practice in Patanjali's Raja Yoga.
In this session, we will learn of the history and connection between the two Sutras while discussing, experiencing and exploring the content of the text in terms of its practices of shatkarma (purification), asana (posture), pranayama (breath control), chakras (spiritual centres of the body), kundalini (coiled energy), bandhas (energetic locks), kriya (action), Shakti (energy), nadis (energy channels), and mudras (hand seals).
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Run Offense vs. NorthwesternResistable force versus movable obect here, though our force gets significantly less resistable if a short guy from Syracuse shows up. Even if he doesn't, I have to believe that the Long-infused Michigan offensive line will be able to deal with a Northwestern defensive line that is Barry Coefield and a bunch of guys who are really smart.
Unfortunately, I've probably said that exact same sentence four or five times and been mostly wrong about it; the one time I said we were doomed on the OL, before Penn State, they did an admirable job. Michigan had a lot of trouble without Hart against Iowa, eventually resorting to fourth-string
The yards will be there, but there will be many more if Hart can go.
Key Matchup: RB Mike Hart versus Mike Hart's Ankle. The cooperativeness of Hart's ankle is apparently still in question. His replacements all seem adequate but adequate isn't enough to make up for an inadequate offensive line.
Pass Offense vs. Northwestern
Just when all reasonable people had resigned themselves to a mostly ineffective Chad Henne he had to come back and flash some of the ability that had everyone in such a tizzy at the beginning of the year. Of course, he paired that flash with instances of ridiculous decision making and inaccurate short throws, nicely summing up his "Yes, but..." season. Jason Avant and Steve Breaston re-emerged as the heroes du jour after taking a one game backseat to Mario "The New Math" Manningham, whose main contribution against Iowa was a broken route that led to an interception.
I've previously said that Henne has struggled against all but resolutely awful defenses. That's a problem most weeks, but not this one. Northwestern's Mildcat (ho ho ho) pass defense is 115th in the country in terms of yardage and 85th in terms of efficiency--and it was much worse than that before picking off Drew Stanton three times as he melted down last week. Henne's tendency to short-circuit under pressure should not be much of an issue: the Wildcats, deprived of the services of Loren Howard, have managed only five sacks the entire year. Two of those were against Ohio. Henne should have time and the ability to pick his spots throwing downfield, as the Wildcats will probably be forced to offer the Michigan receivers a significant cushion.
So here it is. Fool me like four times, shame on me, but Henne is going to have a great day against the Wildcats, especially if they let him sit in the pocket for extended periods of time. Long's return and the feeble Northwestern pass rush should greatly help his confidence and allow him to make his reads.
Key Matchup: WRs Mario Manningham and Steve Breaston versus CBs Marquise Cole and Deonte Battle. Northwestern has had a tendency to give up a lot of yards on relatively few completions in several games this year. The Northwestern CBs will either have to leave the deep ball open or leave Manningham and Breaston large cushions. Either way, these two have to take advantage of the opportunites the Northwestern defense will afford them.
Run Defense Vs Northwestern
Oy. It's time to start wondering about what happened here. Last year Michigan had a run defense that was consistently great against tailbacks (quarterbacks are another story). Lining up in a 3-4 with Watson, Massey, and Larry Harrison backed by linebackers Lamarr Woodley, Lawrence Reid, Pierre Woods, and Scott McClintock, running on first down was usually second and nine. With the switch back to the 4-3 and a wholly new linebacking corps has come disaster. Everyone except EMU has ownzored the Michigan run defense, and Northwestern is no EMU (and don't we miss the days when that sentence was one of the most ridiculous in the english langauge). The return of Lamarr Woodley and Rondell Biggs will certainly help and Michigan may have found a WLB in John Thompson, but it would take a drastic improvement to hold down the newly resurgent Northwestern ground game. Yeah. Weird, I know.
Little. Deadly. Different.
Little. Deadly. Different.
I haven't been right too often this year, so humor me while I point out something I did get right:
Despite his diminutive stature, or perhaps because of it, Sutton could be the 2005 version of Mike Hart.This he has done, and how. Sutton has torn Northwestern opponents limb from limb. He's the scariest guy his size since Chucky. He seems especially suited to gashing the Michigan defense by getting outside containment. Maybe Thompson's insertion will help, but he is still young and Michigan's defensive line still has problems keeping gaps down to reasonable sizes. Sutton's going to get some stabbin' in.
Key Matchup: LBs John Thompson and David Harris versus RB Tyrell Sutton. Sutton's going to be bouncing all over the place, looking for holes. Thompson and Harris have to contain and tackle surely, otherwise Michigan will get posterized.
Pass Defense vs. Northwestern
Look, I know I'm just a guy. I've never played organized football, let alone coach it for ten billion years. But some things make no sense to me as a guy who's played a lot of games--chess, Command & Conquer, Super Tecmo Bowl, NCAA Football, etc. One of those things that make no sense is to explicitly disclose your plan to the enemy. As Sun-Tzu's Art of War says, "Goddammit, play some man coverage." Michigan forgoes all deceit with baffling regularity, and this season's all-zone all-the-time attempt at pass defense is a prime example. There's no excuse for Michigan to cover opposing players on 10% of the avaiable downs against Iowa.
While I was dead on about Tyrell Sutton, my preseason slamming of Brett Basanez has to be high on the long list of things I've been wrong about this year:
Brett Basanez has a ton of experience but an inaccurate arm. He's a hard-nosed guy who is decently suited for the run-oriented spread option Northwestern runs but doesn't have the athleticism to be a real threat in the run game or the arm to be a true dropback passer.Uh.... yeah. Basanez is 19th in passing efficiency, has thrown 12 touchdowns to one interceptions, and has completed 67% of his passes. I suck; Basanez does not. It is worth pointing out, however, that the defenses Basanez have feasted upon are much like the lineup from The Usual Suspects: everyone in the room is guilty. Check their passing stats, you fairy godmother:
- Michigan State: 110th/102nd efficiency.
- Purdue: 117th (last!)/108th efficiency.
- Wisconsin: 88th/45th efficiency.
- Arizona State: 104th/74th.
So I don't know what to think. I'd like to say that Basanez can't possibly maintain that impressive efficiency, but Drew Tate and his 27-for-39-with-a-buncha-drops says ha(!). The Jesus and his 20-for-30 seconds the motion. If Michigan insists on the undisguised zone that freaked us all out after NIU and reappeared with terrible vengance against Iowa, the results will probably be the same: a lot of chain moving throws between guys doing their ill-conceived job and a muttered prayer for opponent errors. The strategy that appears to make sense is to press the hell out of the Wildcat receivers, take away their short passing game, and give your defensive line time to have an impact on the game, but Michigan's fear of a
Key Matchup: Lamarr Woodley, Alan Branch, and hopefully Woods, Crable, and Jamison. Michigan's stops against Iowa that were actually due to the Michigan defense were universally caused by a Tate sack that either killed a drive or put it in 2nd-and-20 critical condition. Stopping a methodical but not explosive Wildcat attack will take MOTS.
Special Teams
Breaston had no opportunity to return any of Iowa's 20-30 yard punts; Rivas' field goal was a chip shot. The Michigan special teams this year have been good but not great; expect that to continue.
Northwestern kicker Joel Howells has been decidedly average this year. He went 5 of 6 against Penn State but is barely above 50% on the year (8 for 15). Marquice Cole has a punt return touchdown and is average 27(!) yards a return, but Ross Ryan has been good about preventing returns this year. Under 30% of his kicks are being run back, and most of those are under duress. Michigan should keep Cole under wraps.
Key Matchup: Rivas versus Howells. At some point these offenses are going to get stopped, probably in the red zone, and these guys will have to make their relatively short kicks.
Yeah, the first kitten thing was funny and effective. The second was not particularly funny... but effective. So I won't push it this week.
But I'm not above some superstition:
Yeah baby!
Cheap Thrills
Three Things I'd Like To See:
- Hart, Woodley, Thompson, Engelmon, and Long on the field.
- Something that isn't a zone. I'm not talking all the time, but the Iowa game was ridiculous.
- Evidence that the Northwestern defense really is that bad.
- Brett Basanez with time to throw.
- Pat "Pancake"Massey chewing the turf as Sutton strolls by.
- Any goddamned unforced fumbles with the game salted away.
Desperate need to win level: 8 out of 10. (Baseline 5; +1 for Clearing This Hurdle == One Game To Respectability; +1 for I'd Take The Outback; +1 for A Bye Week To Stew In)
Loss will cause me to... wow. 5-4 with a dominant OSU defense on the horizon? Maybe I do have to scout those MAC teams.
Win will cause me to... exhale.
The strictures and conventions of sportswriting compel me to predict: My 0-fer 2005 was finally broken against Iowa, so I can finally predict in peace. Hopefully.
Defensively, Michigan is going to have major issues with Tyrell Sutton. I doubt he gets held under 100 yards. If they decide to let Northwestern have the same coverage Iowa did the results will be largely the same all around and Michigan will be relying on flukes and drops that haven't been featured heavily by Northwestern 2005 in order to stop the Wildcat offense. Michigan should have a signifcant advantage on the OL rushing the passer, especially if Woodley is healthy enough to go full speed, but if Basanez can throw little slants and stops all day because of massive cushions provided they won't make much difference. If Engelmon returns Michigan may get more aggressive but they'll probably pick their spots, but they'll be too few to really shut down the efficient Northwestern offense.
Offensively, we'd better kill these guys. Last! Dead last! With Long back and (probably) Hart back and Avant and healthy Breaston and a Henne that seems to be coming around gradually, we should be able to pound out a number of methodical drives remiscent of those in the NIU and MSU games. Northwestern's defense is no better than the MSU unit we made look stupid or the EMU unit that gave up and went home, and now we've got our big, bad right tackle back. It's shootout time!
It says here that Woodley and Branch make enough plays to squeak this one out. Bring on the bye week, and sweet, sweet release.
Finally, three opportunities for me to look stupid Sunday:
- Henne goes nuts, then does it again against Indiana. Everyone says he's back. OSU disagrees.
- The delayed LB blitz stops working.
- 35-31, Michigan.


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n the serene, isolated west shore of St. Simons Island, Georgia, the ruins of a once-flourishing 18th-century settlement stand. A powder magazine overlooks Frederica River, a reminder of the fort that protected the British colonies against the Spanish during the early 18th-century struggle for control of the southern frontier of English occupation in the New World. The excavated foundations of various structures remind visitors that from 1736 until 1758, the planned community of Frederica served the military garrison quartered there and housed a population of up to 1,000.
Strolling along the now-abandoned streets, it is easy to imagine laughing children playing under the shade of the live oaks festooned with gray Spanish moss. The gentle coastal breezes brushing by Broad Street recall a time when the air was filled with the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked bread being taken from the public ovens. Other smells and sounds are easy to evoke: the acrid odor of smoke rising from summer fires built both inside and outside the houses to ward off menacing insects, the bang of shutters as merchants open their shops for the morning business, and the quiet rustling of womens skirts as they perform their everyday housekeeping chores.
In 1736 a group of British colonists led by Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe, a member of the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia, arrived at St. Simons Island. The colony that was organized and administered by the trustees offered hope to the unemployed in Great Britain and freedom for persecuted Protestant immigrants in Germany. As a planned community, only those people with needed skills and crafts were chosen as Fredericas first colonists. In their pursuit of opportunities in a new land, these colonists met and overcame great challenges in an unfamiliar and difficult environment, and they endured the continuing conflict between Spain and Great Britain.
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Locating the Site: Maps
Determining the Facts: Readings
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Everything work great (Almost)!! I have a Y530 dual boot (Vista/Ubuntu 11.04). The only issue is not having Audio through HDMI!! I love everything else. Almost ready to drop Vista!
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This is a guide to running Linux with the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 laptop.
This guide is intended to provide you details on how well this laptop works with Linux and which modules you need to configure. For details on how to actually install and configure the required modules have a look at our guides section for distribution specific instructions.
This page is just for discussing using Linux on the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530. For a general discussion about this laptop you can visit the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 page on LapWik.
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For full specifications see the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 specifications page.
|Lenovo IdeaPad Y530
|Intel Core 2 Duo
|15.4" WXGA Widescreen
|2GB to 4GB
|250GB to 320GB
|Optical Drive
|DVD+-RW or Blu-ray
|NVIDIA Geforce 9300M or NVIDIA Geforce 9500M or NVIDIA Geforce 9600GS
|Ethernet, Intel 5100 802.11abgn or Broadcom 4312 802.11b/g, Bluetooth
|freq steps 2,0 GHz, 1,6GHz, 800MHz
|Optical Drive
|hda intel module
|works in newer kernels (tested 2.6.27-rc6)
|module iwlwifi 5000 agn + firmware from intellinuxwireless.org or module broadcom-wl if the wireless is Broadcom 4312
|56K Modem
|Not Tested
|Not Tested
|ExpressCard Slot
|works, (tested with a SD card only)
|Face Recognition
|it's only a windows program, NOT a hardware feature
|TV Tuner
|No drivers yet, being added to V4L shortly
You will need to use kernel version 2.6.27 (or newer) to get the wireless working. Major Linux distributions released after October 2008 support wireless out of the box.
On some models there is a wireless controller by Broadcom installed. To check enter command 'lspci' and look for 'Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g'. If it is the case it might be required to install broadcom-wl module.
Some keys are bad mapped to make it proper add following to your /etc/X11/Xmodmap:
keycode 174 = XF86Stop
keycode 233 = XF86MonBrightnessUp
keycode 232 = XF86MonBrightnessDown
Most distibutions control brightness in reverse - increasing causes in fact decrease, it's need modifications in DSDT, brightness can be controlled by changing this:
Note: brightness was an issue on older versions of kernel. After updating Fedora 10 to kernel 126.96.36.199-170.2.56.fc10 the problem with inverted brightness dissappeared.
Suspend to ram isn't working.
There should be no major issues when using a recent Linux distribution on the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530.
Everything work great (Almost)!! I have a Y530 dual boot (Vista/Ubuntu 11.04). The only issue is not having Audio through HDMI!! I love everything else. Almost ready to drop Vista!
Suspend and hiberation now works perfectly on Lenovo Y530
About 4.1 sound on kernels >2.6.32 - I'm still looking for solution
Excellent! This does in fact work. I'm currently running Linux Mint Julia x64, so it should work on Ubuntu as well.
The fix for the sound on the Y530, which worked for me on Ubuntu 10.04, no longer works on Ubuntu 10.10. In fact, when I add the line to modprobe.d, I don't get any sound at all. Anyone get this to work?
I use Y530 with Ubuntu (I installed 9.10, now upgraded to 10.04).
In spite of many attempts I never managed to succesfully suspend or hibernate this machine. Tried both standard Ubuntu method (uswsusp), and TuxOnIce, experimented with different ideas found on the net, nothing worked.
Another problem is that wireless is a bit flaky, it happens to disconnect with kernel errors in dmesg (usually once-twice a day). Whenever it happens I click the short script I wrote:
sudo rmmod iwlagn
sudo rmmod iwlcore
sudo modprobe iwlcore
sudo modprobe iwlagn
sudo ip link set wlan0 down
sleep 1
sudo ip link set wlan0 up
and the machine reconnects. Other methods I tried (like disconnecting and reconnecting via network applet, restarting network manager and a few similar) did not work.
Apart from that everything works well - screen, sound, keyboard, card-reader, even camera (I tested cheese). On 9.10 sound used to be initially muted after boot, on 10.04 the problem seems to be resolved.
i purchased lenovo ideapady530 model name4051
in bulild is vista i am no satisfied with it so i prefer to change to Linux
so any one can tell me the site which to download the drivers
It doesn't work that way. Do a little research online about "linux hardware drivers" and you'll soon find this out. You will need much more information about the chipsets that control various parts of your laptop in order to figure out if there are open source drivers or if you need to get proprietary ones from the various vendor websites. Here's a major hint: lspci and lshw are your friends.
p.s. If I was you, I wouldn't bother with linux on this laptop unless you really enjoy endless tinkering for basic functionality. Either way, good luck!
I have tried practically every distro available on this laptop and have come to the conclusion that I absolutely hate this machine. If I can even get through the installer, then I'm going to suffer through random system freezes, lack of suspend/hibernate, and general instability. I should have just spent the extra money and bought a thinkpad… What a nightmare this has been.
I hear you. I sold mine, bought a Dell Studio 15 (refurbished from Sam's Club - $275) and have had nothing but happy times since then. Every single thing I use on here works, though the wireless card needed an updated driver, which Dell announced on their site.
Seriously, if you can find one, try a Studio.
thanks for the tip. I have been looking at offerings from dell, hp, and lenovo (thinkpads only, of course). I was wondering how good those studio models were. Perhaps I'll give that a try. They are very affordable as far as I'm concerned.
Someone needs to update this page to say that nobody should bother with the y530 unless they are either a masochist or don't really need to get any work done.
I'm running Mint and have had ridiculous problems of freezing, where the UI is completely non-functional. This, sadly, keeps me from using this sweet distro full time.
Hasn't anyone else had problems with Hibernate/Suspend on this model? I have addressed every other issue noted, but can't suspend to ram, or hibernate. Granted Ubuntu 10 opens in a flash, but still, I want to close my lid, and have it go to sleep.
For me the biggest problems have, in the past, been suspend/hibernate not working at all, brightness, and sound, and in the present, most major distros with the latest kernels seem to have my Y530 doing a constant reset, which is only alleviated by disabling ACPI through options at the beginning.
Ubuntu 10.04 (currently in beta) seems to solve all of these issues, out of the box, except suspend/hibernate. Interesting note, I think this is the first version that has my SD card reader working out of the box as well, or I just never noticed it before.
Quite surprised to not see Suspend issues in this thread.
Also, fyi, my Lenovo Ideapad Y530 has Intel graphics, not nVidia.
Bluetooth turn on/off is not possible. I was reading http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-and-U-series-Laptops/How-to-turn-on-bluetooth-on-ubuntu-08-10/m-p/113740 and http://old.nabble.com/Thinkpad-ACPI-with-Ideapad-S10e-td21867024.html, a remarkable thing is a way to control Embedded Controller for lenovo line, Is there a way to control it???
Lenovo Ideapad S10 is really an awesome netbook. The size is perfect, as intended as a portable machine. The harddrive is enormous, 160 GB, and come with 1 GB of RAM, which is easily upgraded. However, some drawbacks are the lack of DVD and the use of 3-cell battery, where other competitors already using 6-cell one hence expanding the battery lifespan. More about this netbook on  http://www.uttamah.com/2009/lenovo-ideapad-s10-102-inch-netbook-review/
I cannot get the brightness remapping fix to work. I'm using ubuntu 9.04 beta. The brightness-up key just toggles betweeen brightness level 1 and 2, while the brightness-down key sets brightness level down to 0.
The acpi module for Asus laptops works on this Lenovo. I can control brightness by doing
echo 5 > /proc/acpi/asus/brn
From 0-8. And probably the other functions can work also.
Regarding multimedia keys (Linux Gentoo). Both sound control keys work, and play keys from F9-F12. Fn+F3 blocked my keyboard and forced me to reboot. No signal of life in that touchy orange keys.
I've tried 2 distros tm (ubuntu and archlinux).
sound is borked, only 2 small speakers are playing (laptop is 4.1), also plugging in headphones dosesn't mute speakers.
alsamixer does not see them also.
brightness is reversed, and is only working from superdim to halfdim, so if you touch that button prepare to spend the time till next reboot watching low-brigntnes screen.
to make sound work you need to put:
options snd_hda_intel model=lenovo-sky
to your distro's /etc/modules.conf (or its equivalent)
Hi ukasz,
I have IBM-Y530 and sound as you said in Ubuntu 9.10 is cutted to 2 speakers not 4.1 as this laptop have installed. Your offer add "options snd_hda_intel model=lenovo-sky" line to /etc/modules.conf is not working for me, 1st problem I've faced with I didn't found /etc/modules.conf in my distro, only /etc/modules - and I've modified this file, reboot system and nothing is changed, the same 2x Speakers Linux, not 4.1 :((
Can anyone help?!
Update, find out that "/etc/modules.conf" in Ubuntu 9.10 now is folder "/etc/modprobe.d/" there are lots of files and 2 of them alsa-base.conf (+save) I assume this is what I'm searching for add this line to the very end of the file, reboot, don't work :( What I'm doing wrong!! On ubuntu forum there are the same question but it unanswered :(( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1284856
beside of multimedia buttons, there're problems with sound (pulse) in skype, brightness is reversed o_O. Multimedia keys should have others codes each other, but a few have same codes and couldn't be configured with standard gnome tools (Ubuntu 8.10)
I have it since November 2008, installed Ubuntu 8.04 and had a lot of problems that corrected with the upgrade to 8.10, actually everything works pretty well except for the touch induced buttons (only the silence button works) and the multimedia buttons at the F9-F12 keys.
Beside a few tweaks with the sound configuration, had no proprietary drivers issues, and actually worked out of the box.
I have a Y530 purchased in November 2008 running Linux Mint 6 RC, and everything works including the hardware buttons for Play/Pause, Stop, Fast Forward, Rewind, etc.
Wireless worked out of the box, without having to enable any proprietary drivers as was the case with my Dell laptops.


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Liberty News
Chancellor delivers "State of the University" address
Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. addressed Liberty University students for the final time this school year at Wednesday's convocation, where he shared the current state of the university and plans for the future.
In his speech, which he finished writing at 1 a.m. this morning, Falwell praised the student body for the register-to-vote campaign they joined last semester and the Liberty Champion staff for its recent tabloid publication showcasing the impact students can have on local elections.
Falwell also spoke about the solid financial footing of Liberty University and the decision to lower the current tuition rate by nearly $6 million, saving about $500 per student. This year, while many other universities raised tuition rates, he said, Liberty took into consideration the national economic downturn and made the decision to help students with families who had experienced financial troubles.
Falwell said by the 2000s, Liberty experienced an explosive growth in student enrollment and campus size and last summer the decision was made to limit enrollment. Now, as the university enters "a new phase of history," Falwell said the focus will be on academic excellence in Liberty's facilities and programs.
"The original vision of Liberty University was to create a worldwide university that is distinctively Christian. The vision was to have academic excellence, world-class facilities, NCAA Division I athletics — everything that's offered by major secular universities but with an overriding commitment to biblical truth and morality," Falwell said.
In the weeks and months to come, Liberty will be unveiling many projects, including the new Thomas Indoor Soccer Complex, the Snowflex year-round ski slope, a building expansion for Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, renovations for the Visual Communication Arts department and a new performing arts center.
Falwell also announced that the tennis courts are back on schedule to be rebuilt on Campus North and that the Career Center will be relocating onto the first floor of Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center, in the space that formerly housed the university bookstore. There are also future plans to relocate the School of Business onto the fourth floor of DeMoss Hall.
"Our commitment is to continue to improve Liberty's reputation so that as you go through your careers your Liberty education will become more and more progressive to you," Falwell said.
- Troy Matthews, Liberty University professor, presented Volunteer of the Year Christian Service Awards to Liberty students Amanda Jo Forth (left) and Nathaniel Saxon (right) for their excellence in Christian service this year. Saxon spent the past year working at Liberty's Graduate Writing Center while Forth is the founder and president of Students Behind Our Soldiers, which works to send packages to American soldiers overseas.
- Don Fanning, director of Liberty's Center for Global Ministries, presented the David Arthur DeMoss Award to Liberty student Cameron Price. This award is presented to the student who displays a strong commitment and enthusiasm for cross-cultural ministries.
Liberty University launches "What's Your Story?" campaign
The blue couch wants you to share your story. Liberty University kicked off its campus-wide "What's Your Story?" campaign Wednesday during convocation.
As Liberty University founder Dr. Jerry Falwell used to say, Liberty University is a training ground for future "Champions for Christ." In keeping with his time-honored vision, LU has launched its "What's Your Story?" campaign to reinforce the idea that coming to LU is truly a pivotal decision.
On Wednesday students cozied up to the blue couch at Reber-Thomas Dining Hall and shared their testimonies of what it means to be a Champion for Christ and how LU impacted their lives. Students, faculty and staff can share their stories in person on the travelling couch or through a submitted video, written accounts or photos.
"… Nobody can tell the story of Liberty University better than our students," Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. said at the Vines Center on Wednesday. "That's why we want you to be the focus of our next big recruitment campaign."
Click here for more information on how to share your story, and track down the blue couch on Twitter or join the "What's Your Story?" Facebook group.
Josie MacInnis, from the Sounds of Liberty ministry team, performed "You are for Me" at Wednesday's convocation. Originally from New Brunswick, Canada, MacInnis was recognized in the Liberty Journal for receiving a full scholarship to Liberty to help with finances after receiving news of her father's pancreatic liver cancer diagnosis. Read her story here.


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Romney: 'I have paid taxes every year'
NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney declared Friday that he has "paid taxes every year -- and a lot of taxes" as he rejected an anonymous claim that he hadn't paid taxes for a decade on his vast personal wealth.
Democrats have tried to make Romney's personal wealth and how he's managed it a key issue in the presidential contest. The former Massachusetts governor, who would be among the richest presidents ever elected, is aggressively competing with President Barack Obama for the support of middle-class voters.
Romney has refused to release more than one year of personal tax returns, despite calls from Democrats and some Republicans to do so, saying his critics would distort the information and use it against him. He has promised to release a second year of returns.
Romney's 2010 federal tax return shows he paid 13.9 percent tax on income of $21.6 million. Most of Romney's income came from investment gains, which are taxed at a lower rate than earned income.
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid has said that an investor in Romney's former firm, Bain Capital, told him that Romney didn't pay taxes for 10 years. Reid offered no evidence to support the claim, wouldn't identify the investor and even acknowledged that he didn't know if the claim was true. When asked about it during a radio appearance Thursday, Romney said Reid needed to "put up or shut up," an assertion he repeated Friday.
In keeping with his focus on the economy, Romney on Friday called the latest jobs report "a hammer blow" to the middle class. At the same time, he called on Obama and Congress to come together to delay looming cuts in military and domestic spending for at least one year.
The Labor Department said the economy added 163,000 jobs in July, marking the best pace of hiring in five months. The jobless rate rose slightly, however, to 8.3 percent, from 8.2 percent in June.
Congress approved $1.2 trillion in budget cuts as part of a deal to reduce the deficit. They were designed to help lawmakers come up with a better plan. But that didn't happen -- so the cuts are scheduled to go into effect next year.
Romney encouraged Obama and lawmakers to work together to put "a year's runway" in place to give the next president time to reform the tax system and ensure the military's needs are met.
In response to questions from reporters, Romney declined to weigh in when asked about the owner of the restaurant chain Chick fil-A's opposition to gay marriage or Rep. Michele Bachmann's suggestion that an aide to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton may be tied to the Muslim Brotherhood.
"Those are not a part of my campaign," he said while in the Las Vegas area for a campaign event.
Reid has told the tax story this week on the Senate floor, in interviews and in a statement.
"When it comes to answering the legitimate questions the American people have about whether he avoided paying his fair share in taxes or why he opened a Swiss bank account, Romney has shut up," Reid said in a statement Thursday night. "But as a presidential candidate, it's his obligation to put up, and release several years' worth of tax returns just like nominees of both parties have done for decades."
On Friday, Romney said, "Harry is simply wrong." He repeated an observation made earlier that Reid's source could be the White House or the Obama campaign.
"I've already learned from Harry Reid's action and others that the people on the other side of the aisle will try to go through anything we give them to distort it to turn it, to turn it into something they don't say and to try and make political fodder out of it," Romney said.
Democrats point out that Romney's father, George Romney, released 12 years of tax returns when he ran for president in 1968. Releasing several years of tax returns has become a standard in recent elections, but Romney has said he is following the example of Republican Sen. John McCain, who released two years' worth of returns in 2008.
Asked about his selection of a running mate, Romney told reporters that he would absolutely "decide and announce my running mate before the third day of the Republican Convention" -- a reference to his party's national convention at the end of the month in Tampa, Fla.
"Other than that, I've got nothing for you," he said.
The senior aide leading his search, Beth Myers, accompanied Romney through campaign stops in Colorado and Nevada this week. A handful of Republican governors often mentioned as vice presidential possibilities met with Romney on Thursday in Aspen, Colo.


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ABC's hit show "Modern Family" earned another accolade; not for it's punchlines or comedic timing, but for it's portrayal of diversity in America Friday night at the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network Respect Awards, reported the AP.
The Emmy-award winning comedy stood out from the crowd with the talents of actors Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet who play a gay couple caring for their adorable infant daughter.
Although the show was praised as a positive example of diversity in the media, Ferguson admitted that the message of acceptance still has a bumpy road ahead with the recent surge of teen suicides propelled by ant-gay bullying.
"I do have the same sort of mixed feeling, in the light of everything that's happened," said Ferguson to the AP. "However, I think an event like this echoes the sentiment that we need to change. This cannot continue happening."
Ferguson, who is openly gay, added that as a teenager he faced the cruel taunts and trauma caused by anti-gay bullies.
"I actually had to leave eighth grade and go to another school because it got so bad, so I certainly sympathize with these kids," he said.
Eric Stonestreet, who is straight and plays Ferguson's onscreen partner, said the show has received "amazing compliments from kids of same sex marriage families."
"We want to make people laugh, that's our first goal," said Stonestreet after his Emmy win for best supporting actor. "But the idea that we get to open people's minds and hearts to realize that people are more similar than they are different a real honor to be able to do."
Co-star Sofia Vergara weighed in that acceptance of homosexuality will take more than a TV show or an award, especially in the Latin community.
"The Latin community is a very Catholic," said the Colombian actress to the AP. "So, it's always a problem for people to accept it, and they live in denial for many years, the parents, and prefer not to address the problem. And that's when tragedies and things happen. And, you know, it's hard. You're not going to change things in one day."


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25 Disney-Inspired Baby Girl Names
From the very beginning, Disney animated movies have provided baby-naming inspiration to parents of baby girls. The real winners have been princess names — Ariel, Jasmine, Belle, Aurora — but there have been many other female characters, in both leading roles and supporting parts, with notable names. Here are 25 of the best for today's baby girl.
Alice is the curious and imaginative protagonist of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and the star of Disney's 1951 animated film Alice in Wonderland. It is the shortened form of the French name Adelais and is particularly popular in Sweden, where it ranked as the country's most popular female name in 2009. The name is both feminine and classic, a perfect choice for someone nice and sweet.
Amelia Gabble, along with her sister Abigail, is one of the many animal characters in The Aristocats -- a goose with a comical British accent. Amelia is one of the leading coming-out-of-the-attic, old-fashioned girls' names. It is now in the Top 50, and is even more popular than it was in Great-Great-Grandma's day, also inspired by the daring aviatrix Amelia Earhart.
Ariel is a popular male name in Modern Hebrew, but it made a big splash as a female name after its debut in The Little Mermaid with Princess Ariel. An alternate English and French spelling of the name is Arielle. Shakespeare used the name for the airy spirit in The Tempest, and it is also the title of Sylvia Plath's second and most famous poetry book.
The spunky tomboy character's persona in the two Atlantis movies is in stark contrast to the chic, serene, and radiant image of the name invoked by the memory of Audrey Hepburn. Audrey is a celeb favorite, used by Greg Kinnear, Steve Zahn, and Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, and has been climbing steadily up the popularity lists, in and around the Top 50 for the past four years.
Princess Aurora is the romantic heroine of Sleeping Beauty, and her name projects that same romantic aura. In ancient myth, Aurora was the lovely goddess of the dawn, whose tears turned into the morning dew. Aurora, which can have the peppy nickname Rory, is now the most popular it has ever been, standing just outside the Top 200 on the Social Security list.
Belle, meaning beautiful, is the perfect name for the lovely, dreamy but independent heroine of Beauty and the Beast. Although Belle has been overshadowed by the Twilight-inspired Bella, and longer names ending in 'belle (Isabelle, Anabelle), Belle has its own old-fashioned Southern charm, and could make a sweet and stylish middle name -- something several celebrities, starting with Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, have done.
Miss Bianca was an elegant mouse (voiced by Eva Gabor) in 1977's The Rescuers. The Italian version of Blanche, this still somewhat exotic name was brought to prominence by the first Mrs. Mick Jagger, and features in two Shakespeare plays, The Taming of the Shrew and Othello. Actress Tia Carrere chose it for her daughter.
Celia Mae is a sweet snake-haired monster in Monsters, Inc. Her name -- sleek, delicate and energetic all at the same time -- was said to have been invented by Shakespeare for his As You Like It character, and it was to a Celia that the immortal lines "Drink to me only with thine eyes" were dedicated. Both Celia and its cousin Cecilia are being revived.
Though Cleo may have been a mere goldfish in Pinocchio, her name is the short form of the name of one of the most powerful women in history: Cleopatra, Egypt's last and greatest queen. A nickname that can definitely stand on its own, it was recently picked by Friends' David Schwimmer for his baby daughter. Cleos are frequently seen on TV, in shows like ER, Bones and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Colette is the tough-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside female chef in Ratatouille. Unlike many French names with pronunciation problems in the US, Colette is familiar and accessible; Dylan McDermott has a daughter named Colette. The iconic French novelist Colette actually wrote under her last name -- her first was the equally attractive Sidonie. Another possibility is the name's long form Nicolette.
Daisy appears in Toy Story 3 as the one-time owner of some of the toys -- as well as Donald Duck's girlfriend. The name has a real fresh-as-a-daisy feel, and is one of the flower names that first became popular at the turn of the last century and is now back in bloom. Originally a nickname for Margaret, Daisy was the heroine of Henry James's Daisy Miller and F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, and now ranks #151 on the nation's popularity list.
In Sleeping Beauty, Flora is the good fairy who gives Princess Aurora the gift of beauty. The Roman goddess of flowers, gardens and spring, Flora is making a surprising comeback, along with the related Florence. The soft and fragrant Flora was the name of a saint, and has long been a favorite in Scotland, being a heroic figure in Scottish history. More currently, Flora is a character in the video game series Harvest Moon.
In Enchanted, Giselle is the pure-hearted and naïve princess of Andalsia who must live out her fairy tale ideals in New York City. Most people prefer the French pronunciation "jiz-ELLE" over the German pronunciation "GEE-zah-lah" because of its more graceful, gazelle-like feel. Giselle is also the name of a famous 19th century French ballet as well as the world's highest-paid model, Gisele Bündchen.
In the Disney film, Jane is much more adventurous and spirited than she was in any of the old live-action Tarzan movies. Her name has gotten a bad rap as Plain Jane -- we don't think Jane is plain at all (think of all those great role models like Jane Austen and Jane Addams and Jane Goodall). Unlike her more dated sounding cousins Jean and Joan, Jane could find new life as a modern middle name.
As the beautiful Persian princess of Disney's 1992 film Aladdin, Jasmine captured audiences with her striking good looks and exotic floral name. The name soared to popularity after the movie's release and currently ranks #62 on the charts for girl names in the U.S. To "jazz" things up even more, it can be spelled in many unique and personalized ways — Jasmin, Jasmyn or Jazzmine, to name a few. Celebrity photographer Nigel Barker has a daughter named Jasmine.
Jessie is the sprightly and adventurous cowgirl from Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3. As Woody's buddy and Buzz Lightyear's girlfriend, she's definitely comfortable hanging with the boys. A spunkier version of Jessica, which holds the place as the most popular female name from the 1980s and 90s, Jessie is cute and playful without being too girly. Current celebrities who go by this fun, short variation are pop singer Jessie J. and Harry Potter actress Jessie Cave.
Lilo Pelekai is the spunky young Hawaiian girl protagonist of Lilo & Stitch. This is an energetic name found in the Hawaiian, German and Hebrew cultures, and also has the dubious distinction of being the nickname of Lindsay Lohan (who in younger days was featured in several Disney movies). Lilo is one of the few girls' names with the lively o-ending more often found in boys' names.
Marie is the kind yet somewhat spoiled kitten in The Aristocats. A variant of Mary, it means "star of the sea" in Latin. The name was extremely popular in the 1900s, ranking #8 on a list of top girl names. Marie Osmond and French queen Marie Antoinette also put the name in the spotlight. Marie is frequently selected as a middle name, as Alyson Hannigan and Jessica Alba have chosen to do for their respective daughters, Satyana Marie Denisof and Honor Marie Warren.
Nala is the young lioness in The Lion King who evolves from Simba's playmate to his actual mate. Although Nala is a male character in Hindu mythology, it has a delicate, feminine quality. Keenen Ivory Wayans has a daughter named Nala, and Halle Berry added an 'h' to her daughter Nahla's. Kiara, the name of Nala and Simba's daughter in The Lion King II, also appealed to many parents, spiking its popularity.
Olivia Flaversham is a young Scottish mouse in the The Great Mouse Detective; her name is Number 4 on the girls' list, with almost 17,000 little Olivias born last year. And no wonder -- it's a lovely Shakespearean name that is both strong and delicate, with a meaning related to the ancient Greece symbol of peace and fertility. Among the most recent of many Olivia star-babies are the daughters of James Van Der Beek and Colin Hanks.
Penny is the animal-loving 12-year-old voiced by Miley Cyrus in Disney's animated movie Bolt. Having peaked in popularity in the 60s, Penny has a retro feel to it but it has since gotten a modern makeover with the help of actress Penelope Cruz and Kaley Cuoco's lovable Penny character on The Big Bang Theory.
Rosie is the motherly black widow spider in A Bug's Life, and her nickname name does indeed have a rosy-cheeked, cheerful, friendly feel that's perfect for being utilized in many children's books. The two most prominent Rosies -- O'Donnell and Perez -- were christened Roseann and Rosa Maria, respectively. During World War II, Rosie the Riveter was a symbol of female strength and patriotism.
Tiana is the name of the first African-American Disney princess in the 2009 Princess and the Frog -- a character who was originally going to be called Maddy. On the popularity list since 2000, it now ranks as Number 357, appreciated for its delicacy and strength -- and possibly its relation to the word 'tiara'. Probably not by coincidence, Tiana is actually the Turkish word for Princess.
Violet Parr is the shy, stubborn, sarcastic daughter in The Incredibles who has the power to become invisible. This soft Victorian flower name got a big boost when it was chosen by Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck in 2005 for their first daughter. It's a favorite in children's books, from The Box Car Children to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to Lemony Snicket.
In Pocahontas, the character Grandmother Willow is in fact an actual weeping willow tree, who serves as a wise advisor to the heroine. The name Willow has lost its old hippie aura to move into the realm of re-appreciated nature names, helped along by the high profile of celebrity daughter Willow Smith. The singer Pink recently named her daughter the nature-friendly Willow Sage.
And be sure to check out 25 Disney-Inspired baby Boy Names
source: https://www.disneybaby.com/blog/disney-baby-names-girls/


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The following events occurred in the 1920s:
- 1921: Roderick Plumpton makes the fastest ever capture of the Golden Snitch — three and a half seconds[1]
- 1922: TongueBurners Ltd is established.[2]
- 1923: Lorcan McLaird becomes Minister for Magic.[3]
- 1924: The British Ministry of Magic passes Decree Number 157 of 1924, which established the Educational Decrees.[4]
- 1925: Hector Fawley is elected Minister for Magic.[3]
- 1925: Armando Dippet is declared Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
- c. 1925: Bob Ogden arrests Marvolo Gaunt and his son Morfin for the latter's hexing of Tom Riddle, Sr.. Marvolo is given a six month sentence in Azkaban for assaulting several Ministry employees, while Morfin is given three years for the aforementioned hexing of Riddle.[5]
- c. December, 1925: Merope Gaunt and Tom Riddle, Sr. are married.
- c. 1925-1926: Marvolo Gaunt returns to the Gaunt shack, only to discover that his daughter had eloped with the Muggle man. Marvolo later dies of shock and/or hunger.
- 1925: The seventy-fifth Wizarding Schools Potions Championship is held.[6]
- March 1926: Merope Gaunt becomes pregnant with her and Tom Riddle Sr.'s son.
- 1926: Brothers Bob, Bill, and Barnaby Ollerton start the Cleansweep Broom Company. They release the Cleansweep One as their first product.[7]
- 1926: Tom Riddle Sr. abandons his pregnant wife Merope Gaunt, who dies in childbirth at the end of the year.[8]
- December, 1926: Just before Christmas, Merope Gaunt, days away of having her baby and severely destitute, sells Caractacus Burke the priceless Salazar Slytherin's Locket, an old family heirloom. Burke gives her ten Galleons, which Merope happily takes.
- 31 December, 1926: Merope Gaunt comes staggering up the front steps of Wool's Orphanage, in London. The matron, Mrs Cole, takes her in, and she has her baby in the hour. Merope gives instructions for her son to be named Tom Marvolo Riddle (in honour of his father and his maternal grandfather) and dies.
- 1927: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, written by Newt Scamander, is first published.[9]
- 1 September, 1928: Celestina Warbeck starts at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and is Sorted into Gryffindor.
- c.1928: Morfin Gaunt returns to the Gaunt shack from at least his first imprisonment, only to find his father dead and sister abandoned.
- 1929: Lady Margaret Nurseries is established.[10]
- 1929: The Comet Trading Company is created by Randolph Keitch and Basil Horton. They release the Comet 140 as their first product.[7]
- 1920: Dorea Black to Cygnus Black II and Violetta Bulstrode[11]
- 1920: Blenheim Stalk
- 1921: Miranda Goshawk[12]
- 1922: Carlotta Pinkstone[12]
- 1923: Blodwyn Bludd[13]
- 1925: Walburga Black to Pollux Black and Irma Crabbe[11]
- 1925: Lucretia Black to Arcturus Black III and Melania Macmillan[11]
- 1926: Lestrange Sr.[14]
- 1926: Avery Sr.[14]
- 1926: Rosier Sr.
- 31 December, 1926: Tom Marvolo Riddle to Tom Riddle Sr. and Merope Gaunt[15]
- 6 December, 1928: Rubeus Hagrid to a Giantess mother, Fridwulfa, and a wizard father[16]
- 1928/1929: Moaning Myrtle[17]
- 1929: Orion Black to Arcturus Black III and Melania Macmillan[11]
- 9 January, 1923: Katherine Mansfield
- 1926: Misapinoa Blishwick (née Black)[11]
- 31 December, 1926: Merope Gaunt
- 21 February, 1927: Angus Buchanan[18]
Behind the scenes[edit]
- 29 October 1925 - Robert Hardy, who plays Cornelius Fudge in the movies, is born.
- 18 September 1929 Elizabeth Spriggs who plays Fat Lady is born Elizabeth died in 2008
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Notes and references[edit]
- ↑ Quidditch Through the Ages - Chapter 7 (Quidditch Teams of Britain and Ireland)
- ↑ Harry Potter Wizard's Collection — Label Collection book
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Pottermore - New from J.K. Rowling: "Ministers for Magic"
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- ↑ Lord Voldemort, the son of Merope Gaunt and Tom Riddle, Sr. was born on December 31, 1926. Albus Dumbledore stated that Merope and the elder Riddle were married a year before his birth. It is likely that the Gaunt men's arrest took place months before the marriage.
- ↑ Wonderbook: Book of Potions
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Quidditch Through the Ages - Chapter 9 (The Development of the Racing Broom)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 10 (The House of Gaunt)
- ↑ Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - Introduction (About This Book)
- ↑ Harry Potter Limited Edition - A Guide to the Graphic Arts Department: Posters, Prints, and Publications from the Harry Potter Films
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 Black family tree
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (video game)
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 17 (A Sluggish Memory)
- ↑ We know that Chamber of Secrets takes place in 1992. Fifty years earlier was 1942. In this year, Hagrid was a third year, and Riddle was two above him, meaning he was a fifth year. 15 years before 1942 was 1927. However, Riddle was born on New Year's Eve, making it 1926.
- ↑ In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Chapter 4 (The Keeper of the Keys), Hagrid says he was expelled in his third year, which we learn in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, was in 1942.
- ↑ "Shirley Henderson Coming Back for GoF" from The Leaky Cauldron
- ↑ Pottermore - New from J.K. Rowling: "J.K. Rowling on Scottish Rugby"


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