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According to a press release, the first event will be held April 11-14 in Albuquerque, N.M., at the Balloon Fiesta Field, followed by a June 13-16 rally in Syracuse, N.Y., at the New York State Fair.
"Many club members and RV industry personnel have been asking about our 2013 Rally schedule," said Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO of the Good Sam Club and Camping World Inc. "In 2012, we expanded our rally schedule to make the events accessible to more members. After the terrific response we got from both members and exhibitors at our 2012 Louisville Rally last month and at our Phoenix rally earlier this year, we determined that we would schedule two Rallies in 2013."
Good Sam is still accepting reservations for the last of the three 2012 Rallies presented by DISH, to be held in Daytona, Fla., at the Daytona International Speedway, Nov. 2-4. Entertainment at the Daytona Rally will feature country superstar Reba McEntire and American Idol's Katharine McPhee.
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It was in 1999, Bill Gates wrote a book titled, "Business @ the Speed of Thought." Within these pages, the man who became the computer world's wizard made massively bold predictions that, at the time, sounded ridiculous and outrageous to those who read them. But when you look at how the social media realm has grown over the past few decades, it is important to take note that not only did his predictions from 1999 come true, but they are also responsible for seeing social media continue to grow by leaps and bounds to this day.
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Especially right now as I sit at Norton Suburban getting poison pumped into my body when I would much rather be at IF08. Very sad.
But remember when we won that sister city contest from Bushmill's Irish Whiskey? Some of that dough was meant to support safe drinking programs. Here's the latest from Rick at the Ville Voice:
Metro Government is teaming up with the Louisville Originals and CityScoot to provide a discount and encourage tipsy customers to call CityScoot. The company's driver shows up in a collapsible two-wheeler, puts it in your trunk, and drives you home in your car.
If you're having a big meal at Artemisia, and hang on for a drink, or two, or three, a city-backed program is interested in getting you home safely without risking a DUI.
The published rates for the service on the CityScoot website is $10 for the pick-up, then $2 per mile. The press release on the service says you can save 47 percent if you call from an Originals restaurant.
The city is pitching in $6,000, and the Originals $5,000, for the three-month trial. Only restaurants inside or near the Watterson Expressway are participating.


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A nice article in the Seattle Times on Jan 4th, 2007 about the King County Library System and Seattle Public Library that also mentions Midwinter- http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003508567_library04m.html
Check out Seattle Spin for a weekly update on what's happening. There doesn't seem to be an RSS feed, but you can subscribe.
The Stranger's calendar section has a wide array of happenings.
Seattle Metroblog provides a look at current Seattle culture and opinions and has links to local entertainment.
Most of the major theater will be dark in the post-holiday season; one exception is the Seattle Repertory Theater (located at the Seattle Center).
Seattle's NBA team (for at least a short while more), the Seattle SuperSonics, play home games on the evenings of Friday the 19th and Tuesday the 23rd vs. the Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets, respectively. They play at the Key Arena, located at the Seattle Center.
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Caring For A Cure was founded by the nurses of the Mass General Adult Hematology/Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant program with a goal to improve the journey of patients and families with cancer through research, resources, and awareness.
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Caring For A Cure was founded in 2011 by the nurses of the Adult Hematology/Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant program at Mass General with a goal to improve the journey of patients and families with cancer through research, resources, and awareness. Since its inception, we have raised over $800,000!
The funds raised have been directed to things both big and small – from flying in a bone marrow donor from halfway around the world, to making sure patients with a new diagnosis of leukemia have real tissues, to ensuring caregivers are cared for.
Our goal to ease the journey and uplift the spirits of our patients and their families through support, connections and research.
Oncology Nurse, Mass General Cancer Center Co-Founder and Director, Caring For A Cure
A New Hampshire native, Molly graduated with a BSN from UNH. She explored the West Coast as a travel nurse before finally landing back in New England. Her career at MGH started as a travel nurse on Ellison 14 in 2007 and we never let her leave. She's now works nights when she isn't home with her two children, Dawson and Flynn. Molly thinks big. Big gives, big events and big ideas. Her talent is helping us grow and expand our reach – through bigger fundraisers, outreach and most importantly, bigger things for our patients and families.
With the help of Jess Kensky, Molly coordinated the first Caring For A Cure Marathon Team and completed the course with the "Boston Babes" in honor of Jess and our patients. The team's success was highlighted throughout the MGH community and proven to be our largest fundraiser to date. She is lovingly referred to as "Oprah" for her giving nature!
Oncology Nurse, Mass General Cancer Center Director, Caring For A Cure
Raised in Pennsylvania, Sara started as a staff nurse on Ellison 14 in 2010 after graduating from Boston College. She worked as an inpatient oncology nurse practitioner on Lunder 9 and 10 and now is with the Thoracic Oncology group. Mom to three, Jack, Kate and Will, Sara works to keep us connected and updated through social media. She is behind our recent push to share all the incredible things we've had the opportunity to do. We're incredibly proud of the fact that The Boston Globe listed her as one of their runners to watch at the 2016 Marathon. Sara's known as our IT guru - she's got the skill and patience to make sure we keep our social media updated!
Originally from Marshfield, Massachusetts, Christine studied Nursing at Saint Anselm College before beginning her career on the inpatient BMT/Leukemia floor in 2006. Her love for oncology patients has kept her there ten years later. When not at work, she's taking care of her dog Gidget, shopping or watching sports.
Whether it's wrangling high school students, an array of runners/walkers or 500 bananas and water bottles, Christine is the brains behind our inaugural annual event, the Marshfield 5k. She manages it all. Now held in the fall, this event brings together over 200 of our nearest and dearest. Christine is our rational thinker - known by us as our voice of reason!
Hailing from North of the Border (Canada that is) where she attended Queen's University, Laura's MGH career started on Ellison 14 in 2007. She worked as an outpatient BMT/Leukemia staff nurse on Cox 1 before becoming the Nurse Director. Currently she works as a Nursing Practice Specialist on Yawkey 8E.
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These are the opportunities that we seek to make the journey easier for our patients and their families. Examples include: necessities like parking, gas, money, help with groceries, fun/respite things like sending a family out to dinner and the movies, spa days, birthday or anniversary celebrations, or a night out in a hotel. View some of our Gives below:
Although she couldn't leave the hospital, a beautiful wedding was arranged by the nurses for this patient and her fiancé. The ceremony was officiated by Katrina Scott of MGH Chaplaincy in the Lunder 10 lounge.
Making a wedding that takes place in a hospital feel special is made much easier with the help of Danielle Keefe (thanks also goes to Kelly O'Keefe!), who provided hair and makeup to make this special day feel a little more special.
Picking out a pair of our signature "blings." Since 2011, we have partnered with Jojo Loves You and sold close to 4,000 pairs (that's $40,000 raised!!) to our friends and co-workers. We give out blings when patients lose their hair or are having a bad day, and each pair sold through Caring For A Cure donates $10 back into the fund.
Real tissues do matter. Since 2012 patients newly diagnosed with leukemia have been greeted with a basket full of essentials for their extended stay, including blankets, tissues and Chapstick.
A little extra love for the new baby of a patient who was hospitalized for leukemia treatment during his birth.
When his nurses realized that a college senior would spend his big day in the hospital, they pulled together a special graduation celebration for him in the lounge.
A small and sweet celebration for the final day of chemo.
Thanks to the kindness of James Taylor himself and our #1 Babe, Jessica Kensky, patients and their nurses spent a very special night at Fenway Park.
What started with a tweet from her nurse ended up as a dream come true for an incredible patient.
Caring for the Cure is supporting the Mass General Cancer Center Blood and Marrow Transplant (BMT) Survivorship program by providing funding to ensure adequate social work resources for the program. Social workers play a critical role in the Mass General Cancer Center BMT Survivorship program including:
Learn more about Caring For A Cure's work in these videos.
Each year, Mass General Cancer Center nurses run the Boston Marathon in honor of patients and families as part of the Caring For A Cure team. In this video, Krista Scorsune, NP shares why she's running in honor of her patient Janelle Tobin.
Caring For A Cure is done on the nurses' own time, but has impact far beyond what the group had dreamed.
10 Mass General nurses ran the 2016 Boston Marathon as members of the Caring For A Cure Team.
In 2014 Caring For A Cure was honored as part of the 100 for helping change the fight against cancer. Watch this video to learn more about their work.
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Your donation to the Caring For A Cure fund supports our mission to ease the journey and uplift the spirits of our patients and their families through support, connections and research. Our hope is that every dollar we raise can make the journey down this long road just a bit brighter for our patients and their families. Thank you for your support!
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If you prefer to write a check, please make it out to CARING FOR A CURE and mail to: Mass General Hospital Development Office, Attn: Caring For A Cure, 125 Nashua Street, Boston MA 02114
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The San Francisco Film Society wrapped its 56th San Francisco International Film Festival with 263 screenings of 158 films from 51 countries, which were attended by over 210 filmmakers and industry guests from over 21 countries around the globe. During its 15-day run, SFIFF56 showed 67 Narrative Features, 28 Documentary Features and a total of 63 short films.
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Mayor Chris Beutler invites families to the City's third Waterfest, a fun and free event from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, June 12 at Holmes Lake Park. Waterfest activities will include fishing, canoeing and other hands-on activities. The event will feature a raptor release, a performance by PANgea, educational exhibits, free refreshments and prizes (while they last).
In 2005, a $5.6 million renovation of Holmes Lake and the surrounding park was completed. The removal of sediment extended the recreational life span of the lake by more than 100 years.
"One of the goals of Waterfest is to share information on how we can prevent pollutants from getting back into Holmes Lake and our other water resources," said Mayor Beutler. "I encourage the public to attend the event to have a good time and also to learn about the benefits of installing rain gardens and rain barrels and the importance of picking up pet waste, fixing auto oil leaks and using low phosphorous fertilizer."
The Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department manages Holmes Lake and the surrounding park. The Watershed Management Division of the Public Works and Utilities Department works to reduce the threat of water through public education, implementing stream bank stabilization projects and promoting water quality improvement efforts.
The City's partners in Waterfest include the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Other sponsors are Olsson Associates, Lincoln Parks Foundation, Pepsi-Cola of Lincoln, JEO Consulting Group, Schemmer Associates, Culligan of Lincoln, Nebraska Concrete and Aggregates Association, Comfort Chiropractic and the American Red Cross.
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Wells Fargo Developing Beacon Technology Services for Merchants
Wells Fargo & Co. is developing a set of mobile and analytic capabilities that it plans to offer retailers and mall operators in the second half of this year.
With many of the bank's merchant customers seeing a drop in foot traffic, in large part due to competition from Internet businesses, the technology would give retailers a competitive tool by allowing them to acknowledge customers and offer promotional coupons in real time, and mall operators the ability to engage consumers electronically with loyalty programs. The technology takes advantage of wireless capabilities in smartphones and electronic beacons placed in strategic locations, according to Bipin Sahni, the senior vice president and head of innovation and R&D for the bank's wholesale services group.
The technology suite includes a number of components: electronic beacons developed by electronics makers such as Qualcomm and Estimote Inc.; a customized suite of analytics on the back end, and a consumer-facing application developed by Wells Fargo software engineers.
Consumers would be encouraged to download the retailer or mall app, which would offer a number of options, including the ability to search for goods, claim loyalty points, and receive discounts and other offers. The smartphone would then be able to send a signal to beacons located around the mall or store, and back-end systems managed by Wells Fargo would perform real-time analytics to suggest targeted discounts or other offers to the shopper.
"We're in the business of providing logistics," says Art Coppola, chief executive of Macerich, a mall operator based in Santa Monica, Calif. that has been involved in the development of this suite of applications. According to Mr. Coppola, most retailers are trying to reach customers across a variety of channels, including smartphones. "We're trying to solve the last half-mile," he said.
Mr. Sahni said developing the technology and managing the back end is way of supporting its commercial customers, particularly those who don't have a large technology footprint or capability. "We're showing them the vision of what they can do," he said. And offering technology services "differentiates us" from the competition.
The beacons are "incredibly cheap," according to Mr. Sahni, and can be adjusted to sense smartphones at a variety of ranges – "far, near, close." They cost between $5 and $35 apiece and have a lifespan of two years. They also work in wet conditions – Mr. Sahni demonstrated a beacon submerged in a glass of water during a meeting with CIO Journal.
Mr. Sahni says Wells Fargo has been working with a number of retailers and large mall operators such as Macerich to extend their current loyalty and rewards programs and offer functionality they would want from a mobile platform. "We don't want to do things in a vacuum," he said. Currently, people have to walk up to an information desk to sign up for a mall loyalty program, and have to redeem rewards in person too. The app would allow them to capture their receipts with their smartphone camera and upload them to the rewards engine.
Other possible features include notifying malls when a high-value customer is leaving so they can alert parking attendants to get the customer's car, or to allow malls to offer free movie tickets or other offers. Some malls might use the app to allow customers to sign up for kids' pictures with Santa – a business that generates tens of thousands of dollars in revenue every year for every mall. The app also allows customers to search for items they're shopping for.
The application on the back end will help identify customers, and allow participating retailers to offer them promotions. Wells Fargo would not name the vendor providing the back-end software that does the analytics, but will itself manage the software on its own servers. The application will allow retailers to provide relevant promotions to customers when they're actually near the store in question. The beacons don't rely on Wi-Fi or cellular connections, but rather the same sort of Bluetooth connection that joins a smartphone to a car or wireless headset. (The beacons use the 4.0 version of the Bluetooth standard.)
"The whole experience has to be integrated for it to make sense to a consumer," said Mr. Sahni.
Mall and store employees would be able to see when one of their customers are nearby, with access to their profile, picture, and purchasing habits. It can also use colors to identify the most high-value customers. "Five years from now, that data will be very valuable," said Mr. Sahni. Retailers, not Wells Fargo, will own the data, he added.
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At least 10 people, including four Somali soldiers, were killed in an attack by Al-Shabaab forces on an army checkpoint near Baidoa, and two other people were killed Friday in bomb attacks in the country, officials said.
Water hyacinths grow in abundance in many Nigerian waterways. Perhaps a nuisance to locals, but one Nigerian entrepreneur saw a business opportunity.
Several people were hurt when a suicide bomber struck outside a church in the Nigerian city of Gombe, witnesses said, hours after a separate botched attack.
At least 15 people were killed by Boko Haram fighters during a raid on a village in northern Nigeria near Chibok, local residents told CNN.
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The United States conducted an airstrike Monday in Somalia against Al-Shabaab, said Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby, Pentagon press secretary.
Somali government forces on Saturday captured a top commander of the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, two of the country's military officials said.
At least 23 people were killed in a Boko Haram attack in the Mozogo district in Cameroon's Far North Region, an official said.
A 13-year-old Nigerian girl says her father handed her over to Islamist militants to become a suicide bomber but she fled as two other girls set off bombs.
Al-Shabaab said it attacked an African Union military base in Somalia on Thursday in retaliation for a U.S. airstrike that killed their leader near Barawe in September.
Somalia's militant Islamist group Al-Shabaab raids the country's largest military base for African Union troops.
Here's some background information about Tunisia, a country in northern African. Tunisia borders Algeria, Libya and the Mediterranean Sea.
Photographer Sulayman Afose is building a reputation as a photographic chronicler of one of Nigeria's most famous slums.
He's one of the few people to ever freedive with great white sharks. Meet Andre Hartman, South Africa's self-taught shark expert.
A bomb killed at least 20 people at a bus station in the northeastern Nigerian city of Gombe, officials say.
The Algerian military says it has killed the leader of a terror group that beheaded French hiker Herve Gourdel.
Samuel Yaga, a mechanic, was making a routine repair on a client's car when his phone rang. It was a phone call that would change his life forever.
The number of Ebola cases in West Africa has not reached worst-case scenario predictions, but until it drops to zero, the world remains at risk, the CDC director said Monday.
With the help of an army of Tanzania's finest senior citizens, one woman is on a mission to put traditional foods back on the menu.
Scores of people have been killed in attacks in the Beni area of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, the United Nations and Human Rights Watch said.
Officials: Boko Haram kidnaps 185 women and children, and kills 32 people, targeting men with shootings.
Here's a look at what Boko Haram is and why has it turned into a Nigerian synonym for fear and bloodshed.
Leela Hazzah, founder of Lion Guardians, has devoted her life to lion conservation.
Rwandan Christine Mbabazi started designing clothes in her bedroom, now she owns her own store and wants to be a household name.
Two years after its launch, Mdundo has grown into a major provider of East African music with a 20,000 track strong library on its mobile web platform.
A Quran teacher in central Somalia is the fifth beheading victim in one week at the hands of Al-Shabaab, the al Qaeda-linked militant group.
At least 12 people were killed Thursday in two bomb explosions at a market in the central Nigerian city of Jos, a security guard at the scene said.
Here's a look at the life of Oscar Pistorius, the South African double-amputee Olympic sprinter sentenced to five years in prison for the shooting death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Official: At least 50 have died in Somalia after drinking contaminated water from a well in northern Mogadishu.
French troops, in coordination with Malian forces in northern Mali, killed a senior jihadist leader wanted by the United States, the French military says.
At the Old Port in Mombasa, southern Kenya, tranquil waters lap gently against the shore beneath the ghostly Fort Jesus garrison.
Oscar Pistorius' conviction in death of Reeva Steenkamp can be appealed by prosecutors, a judge in Pretoria ruled Wednesday.
Foundation: Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu has canceled his travel for the remainder of the year as part of his cancer fight.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday fired deputy Joice Mujuru, after she dismissed allegations that she'd plotted to assassinate Mugabe.
Mulatu Astatke changed the rules of jazz, and invented a new musical genre . The father of ethio-jazz reveals how Ethiopia shaped the science of music.
In a country where bleaching creams are frequently used to chemically lighten skin tone, one savvy entrepreneur is fighting against the disfiguring practice.
Two men exchange rings and hug in celebration aboard a Nile boat, as ululations fill the air and a traditional engagement song plays in the background.
South African prosecutors say Oscar Pistorius' sentence of five years in prison for shooting dead his girlfriend is nowhere near enough punishment.
A judge threw out a murder case Monday against Shrien Dewani, who was accused of killing his wife while they were on their honeymoon in South Africa.
Nigerian architect Olajumoke Adenowo reveals her tips for success, mentorship and what she'd like to do next.
You can rest when you're dead, as the saying goes. And in Ghana, your eternal slumber is done in style.
South Africans paid tribute to Nelson Mandela on the first anniversary of his death, with his widow imploring citizens to carry on his legacy of love.
The International Criminal Court dropped charges against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who was accused of crimes against humanity.
Pius Adesanmi: Activist diaspora insists on her story of Africa -- and social media has enhanced its voice.
Gunmen with the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab killed a Somali former lawmaker and injured a current Parliament member in a drive-by shooting in Somalia's capital Thursday, police said. It marks the third deadly attack attributed to the group in as many days.
It was trash. They turned it into a backpack. It also doubles as a light. Oh, and it's saving the lives of schoolchildren.
Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for a Wednesday attack on a U.N. convoy in Somalia that left at least 4 dead.
In the dense forests of Gombe, in the Tanzanian jungle, researchers are continuing the work of Jane Goodall to learn the ways of a famous group of chimps.
Al-Shabaab militants raided a quarry in Kenya, separating non-Muslim workers from their Muslim counterparts and executing the non-Muslims, spokesman says.
What exactly is the Al-Shabaab network?
Boko Haram militants attacked a town in northeast Nigeria on Monday. An eyewitness described battle sounds roaring in the city.
The Wildlife Veterinary Team work quickly to tranquilize and transport the rhino away from poachers in Kruger National Park.
Elson Kambalu doesn't like to be shoehorned as an artist.
How did Amos Wekesa go from smuggler to self-made safari millionaire?
The devastating attack in Kano, Nigeria, Friday was almost certainly the work of Boko Haram, which has stepped up attacks across northern Nigeria.
It is the trial of the century for Egypt. Egyptians crowded around televisions, struggling to glimpse former President Honsi Mubarak in a white prisoner's uniform when the court session began on August 3, 2011.
Kenya's bar association is calling for the prosecution of men who publicly strip women because of the way they dress.
Dozens of people were killed when three bombs exploded at a northern Nigerian mosque where people had gathered for Friday prayers, Nigerian media reported.
French President Francois Hollande is visiting Guinea on Friday in a show of support for the West African nation as it battles the deadly Ebola virus.
Two female suicide bombers blew themselves up at a market in Nigeria this week, killing 78 people and leaving dozens injured, medical officials said.
Javier Hirschfeld has a thing for eyes. He is gripped by unflinching stares, by looks that belie dignity and poise.
Workers employed by Sierra Leone's Ministry of Health to bury Ebola victims took drastic action in a dispute over pay, abandoning the bodies of 15 people.
A photo series capturing the Westgate terror attack has won a Kenyan journalist the top honors at this year's CNN MultiChoice African Journalism Awards.
Kenyan security forces have killed 100 militants in Somalia, an official says one day after a deadly bus attack.
Armed men raided a bus at dawn in northeastern Kenya and killed dozens who could not recite Quran verses, authorities said Saturday.
Award-winning journalist Joseph Mathenge covered the Kenya's Westgate Mall attacks last year. It nearly cost him.
Here's a look at Boko Haram, a militant Islamic group working out of Nigeria, whose purpose is to institute Sharia, or Islamic law.
Golden Globe-wining actor Idris Elba is making music inspired by the various roles he's played.
Nigerian troops backed by civilian vigilantes took back the town of Chibok from Boko Haram militants late Saturday, military custom tutu and residents say.
Boko Haram fighters late Thursday took over the town of Chibok in northeastern Nigeria -- the scene of the April kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls.
Here's a look at Liberia, a West African nation which borders the North Atlantic Ocean, and lies between Sierra Leone and Cote d'Ivoire.
In Dakar, a growing community of surf lovers are taking advantage of the warm weather, year-round waves and cheap flights.
Ebola solutions from Africa are employing tech and music to teach local people how to avoid infection.
It's an entirely preventable disease, and when diagnosed early, it's easily treatable. Yet Malaria still claims hundreds of thousands of lives each year.
Grammy Award-winning singer Angelique Kidjo sounds off on the epidemic, sexism and homosexuality.
In West Africa, the bodybuilder is a popular subject for photographers. Since the 1950s, the musclemen have peered out from stark images, symbols of "strength, power, pride and status," in the words of gallery owner Jack Bell.
Uganda has been declared free of Marburg, an Ebola-like viral hemorrhagic fever, the World Health Organization said.
At least 47 people were killed and 79 were wounded Monday by a suicide bombing outside a school in northern Nigeria, police said.
Regional leaders warned South Sudan's warring rivals Saturday to end their months of conflict or risk intervention by neighboring nations to restore peace.
An explosion near a bank killed at least 10 people in northeastern Nigeria on Friday, witnesses and rescue volunteers said.
Chinese officials visiting Tanzania last year with Chinese President Xi Jinping went on an elephant ivory buying spree, environmental activists say.
For weeks, Nigerian officials said that more than 200 Nigerian school girls would finally be freed. When it fell apart, there was nothing but devastation.
Abducted. Sold. On the brink of freedom. Converted to Islam and married off ... despite the claims and counterclaims the fate of more than 200 girls kidnapped by Boko Haram on April 14 remains as unclear as ever.
Residents of Tripoli woke up Tuesday to find that a landmark statue of a naked woman stroking a gazelle had mysteriously disappeared from the center of the Libyan capital.
South African prosecutors have appealed Oscar Pistorius' verdict and sentence in the 2013 shooting death of his girlfriend.
At least 21 people were killed Monday in a suicide attack on a Shiite religious ceremony and a shooting by soldiers in northeastern Nigeria, officials say.
Protesters clashed with security forces in Burkina Faso's capital, as regional leaders pleaded for calm.
Boko Haram laughed off Nigeria's announcement of a cease-fire agreement, saying there is no such deal and the abducted schoolgirls have been married off.
Burkina Faso's military chief is now the head of state of the West African nation, after unrest that led to the resignation of President Blaise Compaore.
Burkina Faso's military chief is now the head of state of the West African nation, after unrest that led to the resignation of President Blaise Compaore.
A suspect in the shooting death of South African soccer team captain Senzo Meyiwa is charged with murder and robbery, police say.
The military in the West African nation of Burkina Faso dissolved the government, a general said Thursday in the capital of Ouagadougou.
Zambian President Michael Sata, who was nicknamed "King Cobra" for his fiery comebacks, has died. He was 77.
When Guy Scott takes the reins in Zambia, he'll become the first white African President in sub-Saharan Africa since apartheid.
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SANA, Yemen
IF you want to know how bad things can go in Syria, study Iraq. If you want to know how much better things could have gone, study Yemen. Say what? Yemen?
Yes, Yemen. Maybe the most unique postrevolutionary political process happening in any country experiencing an Arab awakening is in poor, fractured, water-starved Yemen. In its own messy way, Yemen is doing what all the other Arab awakening countries failed to do: have a serious, broad-based national dialogue, where the different political factions, new parties, young people, women, Islamists, tribes, northerners and southerners are literally introducing themselves to one another in six months of talks — before they write a new constitution and hold presidential elections. (After decades of autocracy, people in these countries did not know each other.)
It is what Egypt certainly failed to do in any serious way before rushing ahead with presidential elections that have left many people feeling disenfranchised and Islamists running away with the politics. One of the most important things President Obama could do to advance the Arab awakening is give a shout-out to Yemen's approach. Yes, the odds of success here are still really, really long — the effects of 50 years of overexploiting Yemen's water and soil could overwhelm even the most heroic politics — but what Yemen is doing is the only way any Arab awakening state can hope to make a stable transition to democracy.
Kicked off on March 18, the 565 delegates to Yemen's national dialogue are tasked with developing recommendations on how to address nine issues ranging from future relations between the feuding north and south to state-building to the future role of the Army to rights and freedoms — all of which will go into the writing of a new constitution and holding of elections in February 2014.
"In the beginning, it was very tough," said Yahia Al-Shaibi, a former education minister participating in the dialogue, but, "after a while, things started getting calm, people were sitting together and eating together and we see our different views. Now we can hear what each other says. We are starting to listen to each other and try to come to consensus."
The official dialogue has stimulated an even bigger unofficial one. Yemeni Facebook pages and Twitter feeds have exploded with debates about politics, women's rights and the Army. After decades of being silenced, everyone wants to talk now. Women are one-third of the dialogue delegates, and the men are having to adapt. An American democracy adviser here told me this story: "We find that the women members of the dialogue usually come prepared and show up on time. It's open seating, so sometimes they sit in the front row. The other day a tribal leader came late and went to the front seat, which was already occupied by a woman, and he said, 'That's my seat.' And she said, 'No, it's not.' "
The dialogue is possible because of the gradual (and messy) way Yemen's awakening played out. It started in 2011 with youth-led protests that escalated into near civil war and a government breakdown until then-President Ali Abdullah Saleh handed power to a transitional government. Saleh's party and his followers, along with the biggest opposition bloc, Islah, Yemen's Muslim Brotherhood, still retained influence. There was no "de-Baathification" or "de-Mubarakization" in Yemen — but much more of a "no-victor-no-vanquished."
No party was absolutely "defeated," said Deputy Foreign Minister Mohy al-Dhabbi. It gave everyone a stake in the democracy transition and "allowed for everyone to give concessions."
It also allowed time for women and the youths who started the revolution "to all get involved politically before the elections," added Aidrous Bazara, a businessman in the dialogue. Now no one party "can steal" the revolution, he said. That has been reinforced by the recent decision by Yemen's new president, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, to professionalize the Army, starting by purging Saleh's relatives from the intelligence agency and the elite Republican Guard.
Yemen is a National Rifle Association paradise. It seems as if every Yemeni man owns a gun and many walk around with daggers in their belts. Yet this country may end up having the most extensive Arab awakening dialogue, with relatively few casualties — so far. It is a reminder for Syria's rebels that better guns may be needed to topple their dictator. But, without a culture of inclusion, it will all be for naught.
Jamila Rajaa, a woman participating in the dialogue, told me she still worries that some old parties, including the Muslim Brotherhood, are happy to let the dialogue distract the country, while they are feverishly working the streets to cultivate votes to win the election in order dominate the next government. Some modern Yemeni women see how the Muslim Brotherhood is ruling in Egypt, when it comes to women, and they want their own Islamists to go through a mind-set shift before assuming any power.
It's all part of the dialogue — why it is really hard and why it has to succeed, otherwise, as a recent United States Institute of Peace report warned: "Yemen risks falling backward into open conflict." The good news is that — for now — a lot of Yemenis really want to give politics a chance. You've got to root for them.


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- Cooking spray
- 8 ounces fully cooked boneless, skinless chicken breast strips (such as frozen Tyson's Fully Cooked Chicken Breast Strips)
- 2 cloves (or teaspoons) minced garlic
- 1 3/4 cups dry orzo pasta
- 1 (14-ounce) can fat-free, 1/3-less-sodium chicken broth
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 medium zucchini (approximately 6–7 inches long), cut lengthwise into fourths, then crosswise into 1/4-inch-thick slices
- 4 Roma tomatoes, seeded and chopped (approximately 2 1/2 cups)
- 1 small onion, coarsely chopped (approximately 1 cup)
- 8 ounces fresh mushrooms, quartered
Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray and warm over medium-high heat. Add chicken, garlic, orzo, and broth; cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer 8–9 minutes, or until most of the liquid is absorbed. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking. Stir in remaining ingredients and return to a simmer (if mixture becomes too dry, add water to prevent sticking). Simmer 5–7 minutes, or until pasta is tender and vegetables are crisp-tender.
Yield: 8 cups.
Serving size: 1 cup.
Nutrition Facts Per Serving:
Calories: 228 calories, Carbohydrates: 35 g, Protein: 13 g, Fat: 4 g, Saturated Fat: <1 g, Sodium: 238 mg, Fiber: 3 g
Exchanges per serving: 2 starch, 1 vegetable, 1 lean meat. Carbohydrate choices: 2 1/2.
This recipe was developed by Tami Ross, a Diabetes Nutrition Specialist and Certified Diabetes Educator in Lexington, Kentucky.


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X-Wing: Isard's Revenge is the eighth installment in the X-Wing series of novels, written in 1999 by Michael A. Stackpole and published by Bantam Spectra. Narration for the audio version was performed by Anthony Heald.
- ISBN 0553579037; April 13, 1999, Bantam Spectra, 336-page paperback
- ISBN 0553525468; May 4, 1999, Bantam Spectra, Abridged cassette
- ISBN 3442351987; October 2000, 377-page German book
- ISBN 8324122109; 2005, Amber, 336-page Polish paperback
- ISBN 0553506889; June 1999, Bantam Spectra, 419-page UK paperback
- ISBN 978-5-699-33904-4 2009, Эксмо, 509-page Russian hardcover
- ISBN 978-80-252-2887-6, EGMONT ČR, 368-page Czech paperback (X-Wing: Isardina pomsta)
Publisher's summaryEdit
Sleek, swift, and deadly, the famed X-wing fighters have earned their reputation as the Rebel Alliance's ultimate strike force the hard way—first in battle, the last line of defense. Now they must make a deal with the devil herself—an enemy whose ultimate goal is their total annihilation.
It's the kind of mission only Wedge Antilles and the Rogue Squadron would dare to undertake. Against impossible odds they will stage a daring raid into an enemy stronghold—only to be rescued from certain destruction by an unexpected ally. Ysanne Isard, the ruthless Imperial commander, has appeared on the scene seemingly from out of nowhere. Now she proposes a most unusual alliance, offering to help Wedge rescue his captured comrades from Imperial Warlord Admiral Krennel's sadistic prison camp. But her offer is not without a price. Wedge must lead Rogue Squadron in Isard's deadly struggle against an enemy made in her own image. It's an offer Wedge would love to refuse, for Isard is certain to betray them. But how can they leave their comrades at Krennel's mercy? The answer is: they can't—even if it means being caught between Krennel's ruthlessness and Isard's treachery.
Plot summaryEdit
After the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn at the Battle of Bilbringi, the New Republic begins operations against the numerous warlords terrorizing the galaxy. Its first target is Admiral Krennel. The mission seems straightforward at first, but then Isard appears from the dead, offering her services and using New Republic prisoners as bait (the same prisoners with whom Corran Horn spent some time aboard the Lusankya). After several initial victories against Krennel, the New Republic begins taking savage political blows from Krennel thanks to Isard. Meanwhile, Iella Wesseri and Mirax Terrik begin investigating a series of strange events and clues, and discover that somebody is setting up a trap for Rogue Squadron.
Unfortunately, they are too late to warn Rogue Squadron. While on a mission, the Rogues are ambushed by an entire wing (6 squadrons, or 72 fighters) of assorted TIEs. With the unexpected aid of a squadron of TIE Defenders, the Rogues manage to win, but not before losing Janson, Asyr, and their two replacement pilots. It is revealed that they were rescued by Isard, and that the Isard working for Krennel is in fact a clone. She makes a deal with Wedge, saying that in return for helping the Rogues defeat Krennel and retrieve the Lusankya prisoners, she is to be granted amnesty for all past crimes. Wedge has no choice but to agree.
While most of the galaxy, including Krennel, believe that Rogue Squadron is dead, Mirax finds out that they are still alive when Whistler and Gate escape Isard's base. The New Republic then receives a message from Wedge outlining the final decisive attack on Krennel. During the battle, Isard betrays Rogue Squadron and denies their commando and fighter support. Corran decides to land his Defender and liberate the prisoners himself, taking Ooryl and Nrin Vakil with him. Fortunately, Admiral Ackbar suspected a trap and brought secret reinforcements, including a large commando force. Krennel and the Isard clone are killed in the battle, and the Lusankya prisoners are liberated.
Meanwhile, Isard takes her extra forces and attempts to steal the Lusankya, which was captured by the New Republic during the Bacta War and almost fully repaired. However, Iella and Mirax predicted her actions and thwarted Isard's plan. Isard was killed in the process.
At a party celebrating the success of the campaign against Krennel, Janson, who survived Isard's ambush, is reunited with Rogue Squadron. Asyr, who also survived, keeps news of her survival secret, wanting to return to Bothawui and try to change the Bothan way of life for the better.
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Some Syrian rebel groups are being armed with advanced American-made antitank missiles in a test run to judge whether the arms end up in the hands of extremist groups in the region, The Wall Street Journal reports.
With Saudi assistance, the U.S. has delivered about a dozen BGM-71 TOW (Tube-launched, Optically-tracked, Wire-guided) missile systems to at least one rebel group.
"To make it clear, our allies are only delivering these missiles to trusted groups that are moderate," one senior leader of rebel group Harakat Hazm told WSJ. "The first step is showing that we can effectively use the TOWs, and hopefully the second one will be using antiaircraft missiles."
The TOW, first introduced in 1970, is a very effective weapon system that can take out tanks, other heavily-armored vehicles, and bunkers. It can be fired in a ground role on a tripod, or mounted to a vehicle.
This marks a big shift in the policy of the U.S. toward Syrian rebel groups fighting Assad forces, as so many disparate factions blur the spectrum from freedom fighter to hardline extremist. While the U.S. had already been supplying small arms such as rifles to vetted rebel groups, advanced weaponry such as antitank and antiaircraft weaponry would considerably level the playing field.
Meanwhile, Russia has been supplying the Assad regime with advanced weaponry for quite some time.
The CIA and special operations forces have also been training rebel groups in two-week courses at a U.S. base in southwest Jordan.


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EASTON (AP) - A county judge in eastern Pennsylvania has ruled against a former Lehigh University graduate student who sued to have a C-plus grade changed to a B.
The Express-Times of Easton said (http://bit.ly/VXlYj2) Northampton County Judge Emil Giordano made the ruling Thursday afternoon in the lawsuit filed by Megan Thode.
Thode was seeking $1.3 million over a grade in a 2009 graduate-level therapist internship course she says was retaliation because she supports gay marriage.
She says the grade is keeping her from becoming licensed therapist.
The teacher, Amanda Eckhardt, testified she stood by the grade. She said Thode's behavior in class hurt her in the class participation component of her grade.
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Tee∙Ruck [ที่รัก] - "Beloved"
Greatly loved; dear to the heart.
The Tee Ruck effortlessly merges functionality and fashion together to create this amazing nappy/diaper/baby bag. In fact, the Tee Ruck is so beautiful it's not just restricted to baby related usage!
Made from coloured hemp and the hand embroidered fabric of Chinese Miao hill tribe garments, the Tee Ruck is accompanied by an adjustable leather strap and leather trimmings.
Inside, the bag is fully lined with water-proof material and includes three open pocket, two open elasticated pockets, one concealed zip pocket and an elasticated bottle holder.
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Checking in on… the MVCPosted by Brian Goodman on February 22nd, 2011
Patrick Marshall of White & Blue Review is the RTC correspondent for the Missouri Valley Conference.
A Look Back
- BracketBusted—There have been many comments over the past few years by coaches and fans about how the BracketBusters concept has been overloaded and that it does not help teams. After the Missouri Valley Conference's performance this past weekend in the event, it is obvious that they do not take it seriously. While this used to be an event that featured the MVC, it has turned into an event to feature the Colonial and the Horizon instead and the MVC walks away as a laughingstock. The three games featuring Valley teams were losses (Missouri State, Wichita State and Northern Iowa) and the league went 3-7 over the weekend with only #7 Drake, #8 Southern Illinois and #9 Bradley getting wins. The Valley, everyone!
- Don't Expect More Than One—While last week I talked about the possibility of the MVC getting two bids to the NCAA Tournament, do not expect that now. On top of the horrible Bracketbusters performances, this past week, the NCAA again invited several media members to take part in a Mock Bracketing exercise where they went through the process of putting together the teams that would participate in the NCAA Tournament. In their proceedings, Northern Iowa won the MVC tournament and got the league's automatic bid. In their discussions the rest of the way, contenders like Wichita State and Missouri State were discussed little or not at all. And this was all before BracketBusters this weekend. So expect the MVC to be a one-bid league for the fourth season in a row.
- Saluki Stupidity—There are definitely some chemistry problems with the Southern Illinois basketball team. Information came out this week on the reason for the three game suspensions of starters Gene Teague, Mykel Cleveland and reserve Troy Long. They used airsoft rifles to shoot teammate Davante Drinkard and another unidentified victim in a borrowed women's basketball player car while Cleveland also had an expired driver's license. This all happened the evening after Saluki head coach Chris Lowery said his team quit playing in their blowout loss to Drake at SIU Arena.
- Final Week—The league focuses on the final week of the regular season and the battle in St. Louis for the NCAA Tournament bid. Wichita State and Missouri State will fight for the top two spots while Northern Iowa, Indiana State, Creighton and Evansville will set themselves up for the 3-6 seeds. It will likely be Drake, Southern Illinois, Bradley and Illinois State playing on Thursday night.
- Player of the Week— Kwadzo Ahelegbe, Northern Iowa—The senior continues to shine for Northern Iowa averaging 25 points and 5 assists per game this past week. Although the Panthers split their games, Ahelegbe has picked up the slack for Northern Iowa as they finish up the season. Ahelegbe has had nine games with more than 20 points this season.
- Newcomer of the Week—Doug McDermott, Creighton—McDermott continues his Valley record-setting season, averaging 17 points and 11 rebounds per game this week. He has been very consistent and has not hit that freshman wall that most players do at some point during the season. Creighton will need him to be playing well headed to St. Louis.
Power Rankings (Record) (Conference Record) (Last week rank)
- Wichita State (22-6) (13-3) (2)— The Shockers move up to the top spot heading into the final week basically because they were closer than Missouri State was in winning their respective BracketBuster game. They were 0.8 seconds away from winning against VCU, but played behind most of the way. Joe Lunardi had them going from last four in to the first four out in his bracketology. They did get a win at Evansville earlier in the week and at least they have dedicated fans. It will be hard for Wichita State to stay in the top spot, hosting Creighton and finishing things up at Missouri State.
- Missouri State (21-7) (13-3) (1)— The Bears have to pick themselves off the ground after getting just beat up at Valparaiso in the BracketBusters. That was a huge loss for Missouri State where a win would have gained them consideration as an at-large contender. With Missouri State having so much success this season, it has now become fashionable to go to Bear basketball games. They go to Southern Illinois before hosting Wichita State in what should be a packed JQH Arena. They need to win from here on out to get into the NCAA Tournament.
- Northern Iowa (19-10) (10-6) (3)— The Panthers looked like they had finally gotten over the loss of Lucas O'Rear with a win on the road at Bradley on Wednesday and had momentum going into the BracketBusters game against George Mason. Northern Iowa looked good early against the Patriots, but ran out of gas down the stretch and made some crucial mistakes. They could fall in the MVC tourney seeding if they lose a couple more, and it is a real possibility. They host Indiana State before going to Creighton.
- Indiana State (15-13) (10-6) (5)— The Sycamores move up in the rankings despite their loss in the BracketBuster against Morehead State where they were outworked. Their conference record is still better than Creighton's and Indiana State has shown that they can win on the road. They swept all of the Illinois teams (Southern Illinois, Illinois State, and Bradley) on the road for the first time in school history. They go to Northern Iowa this week before finishing up with Senior Day against Southern Illinois.
- Creighton (17-12) (9-7) (4)— The Bluejay's road woes continue. With the loss at Akron this weekend, they have now lost six in a row away from Qwest Center Omaha. They head to Wichita State on Wednesday this week and if history is any indication, don't expect a road win there. Doug McDermott continues to be a bright spot being only the third freshman in Missouri Valley Conference history to get over 400 points and 200 rebounds. Another bright spot is the fact that Creighton ranks second in the nation in sending opponents to the free-throw line only 14.2 times a game. They finish the regular season hosting Northern Iowa with a checkerboard game.
- Evansville (14-13) (8-8) (6)— The Aces have lost four of their last five games and may be running out of steam down the stretch with their latest losses against Wichita State and Murray State. They fought hard against the Shockers while turnovers did them in against the Racers. They do have an opportunity to get a couple wins to finish the season against teams at the bottom of the league—Drake and Illinois State. They need these wins to stay out of Thursday night in the MVC Tournament. They will also be closing Roberts Stadium with their final game this week.
- Drake (12-16) (6-10) (7)— Drake was the best team in the league to get a win at BracketBusters by defeating Detroit getting their highest scoring output since December. They hope the momentum can carry them into the last week of the season against Evansville and Bradley. If they get those wins, there is a slight possibility they may not have to play Thursday night and get into the top six, which could make them a tough out in the MVC Tournament.
- Southern Illinois (12-16) (5-11) (9)—At least Southern Illinois can say they won their BracketBuster game albeit in the final seconds against Green Bay. Saluki fans are anxiously waiting for the season to be over after another subpar season. They may get some satisfaction in ruining things for Missouri State on Wednesday night and messing up the seeding for Indiana State. Justin Bocot returned to action for the Salukis on Saturday night and contributed. It is too bad the Senior had to suffer through so many injuries this season. He might have made more of a difference for the Salukis if he was healthy all season.
- Bradley (10-18) (3-13) (8)—The Braves have shown some signs of life towards the end of the season, but it may not be enough for Jim Les to keep his job in Peoria. The local media and fans see a lot that is unacceptable, including Les' propensity to draw technical fouls. They still have to go to their rival Illinois State this week which could be the deciding game there.
- Illinois State (11-17) (3-13) (10)—Illinois State is not finishing strong and has lost their last six games. Going into last week's game they did not have a player averaging in double figures in scoring. Jackie Carmichael and Austin Hill were averaging 9.9 points a game. With Carmichael out against Creighton, Hill scored a career high 27 points. Amazingly enough, they have a good possibility of finishing off the season with a couple of wins against Bradley and Evansville.
A Look Ahead
The final week of conference season will decide the conference championship and seeding for the MVC Tournament.
- 2/22—Indiana State @ Northern Iowa—The battle for the three-seed in the MVC tournament will be on the line.
- 2/23—Creighton @ Wichita State (Fox Sports Net)— These two teams do not like each other, and it will be a physical battle. Creighton wants to spoil the Shockers' opportunity for a conference championship while Wichita State needs this win to setup the showdown in Springfield with Missouri State.
- 2/26—Northern Iowa @ Creighton (Fox Sports Net)—Senior day at Creighton is a tough place to get a win and this game could have seeding implications for the MVC Tournament.
- 2/26—Wichita State @ Missouri State (ESPN2)—The likely showdown for the MVC regular season championship. Missouri State took the game in Wichita and the Shockers are looking for payback.
Other National TV Games This Week:
- 2/22—Bradley @ Illinois State (Fox Sports Net)


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The Pittsburgh Steelers got their weekly offensive line injury out of the way early in Sunday's 16-9 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Three-time Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey was carted off the field in the first quarter after sustaining an apparent right knee injury. Teammate David DeCastro dove on a cut-block attempt but missed his intended target and drilled Pouncey directly in the back of the leg.
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By Mike Lehman, TTU Sports Information Coordinator
LEXINGTON, Ky. – With a match-up featuring two of the nation's most prolific offenses, runs were expected to fall as the Tennessee Tech baseball team (32-11) took on No. 17 Kentucky (27-14) Tuesday evening. No one could have predicted what transpired between the two squads, however.
The two teams combined for 28 runs, 31 hits, and 10 home runs as the Wildcats pulled off a back-and-forth affair featuring power from all over the lineups. The contest tied two Tennessee Tech records and propelled the Golden Eagles into the national lead for home runs this season.
Three Tech players managed multi-long ball contests, including seniors Zach Stephens and Daniel Miles, as well as junior Dylan Bosheers. Senior Jordan Parris added a solo shot to give Tech its highest home run total since the team knocked out seven against Carson-Newman back in 1989.
The combined 10 jack jobs also proved to tie a Golden Eagle mark. The last time Tech and an opponent combined for 10 bombs was back in 1983 when Tech and East Tennessee State each had five in a contest.
The Golden Eagles actually held a 7-1 advantage after three and a half innings, using a solo shot by Bosheers to kick off the scoring in the second frame. Stephens and Miles followed in the third frame, hitting back-to-back solo bombs to grab a 3-1 advantage.
Parris gave Tech a 4-1 lead with a solo moonshot in the fourth inning and Zach Stephens drove in a run with an RBI double to left center. Miles then cleared the bases with his second dinger of the contest.
The potent Kentucky offense got going from that point on, scoring in every inning except the first and third. A three-spot followed by two more runs in the fifth cut Tech's advantage to just one run at 7-6. The Wildcats then opened things up, taking the lead with a five-run sixth, jumping to an 11-7 advantage.
Both sides traded runs in the seventh, sending the Golden Eagles into the top of the eighth with a four-run deficit staring them in the face. Tech responded, however, clubbing two more bombs to tie things up. Zach Zarzour drew a leadoff walk and Stephens crushed a two-run long ball two batters later to cut the lead in half.
A bloop single to centerfield set up the Tech squad again, and after recording its second out, Bosheers sent the team into a frenzy. The junior shortstop hammered a two-run homer deep to right field, notching things at 12-12 with less than two innings left in the contest.
Kentucky answered one more time, however, getting a hold of a two-run shot to left field and using a base hit to grab a 15-12 lead. Tech did manage to scrape one across in the ninth, but the Golden Eagles were denied the comeback bid as Kentucky closed out the contest with a line drive.
Stephens led the Tech attack on the day, clubbing two home runs on a 3-for-4 day at the dish. He drove in four runs while scoring three more and walking once. The senior now has a team and league-high 13 dingers on the year. Miles was close behind, going 4-for-5 with two long balls, three RBI, and three runs scored.
Bosheers collected his ninth and 10th moonshots of the year, going 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored.
UK's Matt Reida enjoyed a career performance, collecting four hits in four at bats with four RBI and four runs scored. He also walked twice while hitting his first home run in two years. JaVon Shelby also had a big day, collecting two hits and three RBI. He also homered for the Wildcats.
Eight Tech pitchers saw the mound in the contest, as well as six hurlers for the Wildcats. Spencer Jack earned his second victory of the year and Kyle Cody picked up his fifth save of the season. Tech reliever Austin Tolle was dealt his first loss of the season.
The Golden Eagles will continue their six-game road stretch with a three-game series at Ohio Valley Conference foe Murray State beginning Friday, Apr. 25.


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Bulldogs Likely To See Two Of Top Pitchers In Ivy League
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale softball team's offense has picked up in recent games. The Bulldogs have scored 14 runs in their last four games while batting .284 during the stretch. The Yale bats will get a stiff test this weekend when Ivy League North Division leader Harvard visits Dewitt Family Field for a four-game series. The teams play doubleheaders on Saturday and Sunday and both begin at 12:30 p.m. Saturday is Alumni Day.
The Bulldogs (7-23, 1-7 Ivy) will likely face two of the league's top pitchers. Harvard's Rachel Brown and Laura Ricciardone both have sub-2.00 earned run averages.
One of the hot bats Brown and Ricciardone will be facing is Jennifer Ong. In her last five games, Ong is hitting .588 (10-for-17) with four runs scored and three doubles. She had four hits in Wednesday's doubleheader with Wagner to raise her team-leading batting average to .363.
Christy Nelson (.417 over the last four games) and Tori Balta (.385) also have been swinging the bat well for Yale.
The Bulldogs have had some success against Brown in the past. Last year in Cambridge, Yale hit two home runs and scored 10 runs off her in a 12-11 loss.
In addition to its stellar pitching staff, the Crimson (20-10, 7-1 Ivy) feature a potent offense. Jane Alexander leads the team with a .447 batting average. Kasey Lange, the 2011 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, has a team-high five home runs and 25 RBI.
Harvard swept Columbia and Penn last weekend and is coming off a doubleheader split with Rhode Island on Tuesday.
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Along those lines. But was thinking of tacking 2 broods together giving me a 22 frame long hive.
I have 2 old queen excluders and a crown board for a glen you can have, FREE!
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Ooh, close.
I could collect the next time i have to go up to Inverness for work.
Just had a conversation with someone from Inverewe Gardens where they plan to introduce bees. They were thinking of Glen Hives though I may have desuaded them because of the inner and outer size.
But has anyone a Glen Hive to sell or loan to Inverewe?
Anderson published plans and people modded them as they saw fit. I have seen "Glens" and owned a couple many years ago now which took 15 frames and 20 frames so they were built with what people had to hand and to suit their strain of bee.