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May 9, 2011
Plant Reduced Fresh Water Intake by 91,000 m3 per Year, the Equivalent to the Amount of Water Consumed by 650 Average Dutch Households
Manufacturer Honored with GE ecomagination Leadership Award
DORDRECHT, NETHERLANDS and TREVOSE, PA.—May 9, 2011—GE's (NYSE: GE) advanced water treatment technology has helped DuPont achieve significant improvements in water conservation efforts at its Dordrecht facility in the Netherlands, one of the biggest DuPont production plants in Europe.Through a comprehensive water management assessment, GE found opportunities to help DuPont's Dordrecht plant decrease the plant's water footprint by improving efficiency at the site's cooling tower. Cooling water systems are essential to production in many industrial plants, including chemical processing facilities, and they can require a considerable amount of water to run. Maintaining cooling system efficiency to manage costs and minimize water footprint is a critical aspect of any industrial operation.By implementing a comprehensive water treatment program that included advanced GenGard chemistry and a sophisticated dosing system, GE reduced chloride concentration in the intake cooling water, almost doubling overall system efficiency. This increase in efficiency allowed the plant to reduce fresh water intake by 91,000 m3 per year, achieving a 20 percent reduction in water usage in the cooling water, the equivalent to the amount of water consumed by 650 average Dutch households."The project is in line with DuPont's sustainability efforts that include a commitment to reducing water consumption by at least 30 percent over the next 10 years at manufacturing sites where fresh water supply is either scarce or limited," said Gordon P. Tait, site manager of DuPont Dordrecht. "In addition to supporting our sustainability goals, this technology will allow us to run a more efficient operation and will help us protect critical assets from corrosion, deposition and biological fouling."In addition to water reduction, the project improved safety at the site by reducing acid deliveries by truck from 130 to only 15 per year. This also has a positive impact by reducing CO2 emissions. GenGard, the chemical technology at the center of the solution, offers the capability to use lower-quality water in the cooling process while avoiding corrosion and fouling problems. This provides savings in operating costs and improves the efficiency of the cooling system, which results in greater production output, water conservation and the ability to use alternative water sources.GE has awarded DuPont an ecomagination Leadership Award to recognize the company for its noteworthy reductions in water consumption, chemicals and waste using GE technology. This is the second time this DuPont facility received such a distinction. GE's ecomagination Leadership Award recognizes the achievements of industrial users that significantly surpass and improve environmental and industrial operational goals while balancing industrial demands."We are pleased to present DuPont with an ecomagination Leadership Award for its commitment to sustainable water usage," said Jeff Fulgham, chief sustainability officer—water and process technologies for GE Power & Water. "DuPont's commitment shows that increasingly what's good for the environment also can be good for business. With a bottom line financial return to DuPont of $175,000 from this project, the company proved that water conservation also can have a positive impact on operational costs. The company's pioneering leadership has set an example for others to aspire to and follow."GE's ecomagination commitment is both a business strategy for growth at GE and a promise to contribute positively to the environment in the process. As part of that commitment, GE has committed to reducing the company's freshwater consumption by 25 percent by the year 2015. That is one of the world's most aggressive corporate water targets to date, and it is expected to free up 7.4 million cubic meters (2 billion gallons) of fresh water a year—enough water to fill more than 3,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.DuPont is a science-based products and services company. Founded in 1802, DuPont puts science to work by creating sustainable solutions essential to a better, safer, healthier life for people everywhere. 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I have a week off between workshops and what do I do? Play with my own little world! I love to build houses, vehicles, furniture, etc! Even more fun is creating small Fairy creatures. Fairy babies, men, women and children. I'll load up a few photos then I'm back to building my own little world!
Monday, July 21, 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
StudioTime Celebration!
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Feels LIke Summer
Please join me for some small Summer retreats. I've got a few spots still open!
StudioTime Summer 2014
Small groups. Wonderfully creative. Limited spaces.
Bring a lunch and a beverage. All materials, snacks and baking are included.
Moxie the Doxie-Create your very own puppy (stuffy) to love!Using hand and supervised machine sewing, embroidery and simple pattern cutting, each artist will create a wonderful stuffy plus a few custom pet accessories to keep each pet happy and stylish. June 11, 12, 13
Wed & Th 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. & Fri 10:00-5:00
$240.00 ages 4+
Wire, Wood, Solder and Paint-Alexander Calder Abstract SculptureUsing Calder as our inspiration we will work in wood, wire, solder, paint, etc. to create a kinetic wall or free-standing sculpture. Manual and supervised power tools will be used after reviewing Calder's work and doing simple sketching and design planning.
June 30, July 1, 2, 3 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. $320.00 ages 7+
The Art of the Portrait-Capturing the Spirit
We'll explore classic portraiture to magical realism using all the materials and techniques I love, acrylic, tempera, oil, sketching, shading, blocking, layering and brush techniques.July 7, 8, 9, 10 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
$320.00 ages 7+
$320.00 ages 7+
Fairy Village-If you can dream it you can do it! Really!This highly requested workshop focuses on building skills: foundation, framing, roofing and siding of a scale-model structure made from all natural materials. Each artist will build a structure and accessory pieces to furnish their abodes. Loosely based on the 1"=1' scale. Hot glue gun used. July 14, 15, 16, 17
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (Except Thursday 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.)
$320.00 ages 7+
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (Except Thursday 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.)
$320.00 ages 7+
Fairy Village-If you can dream it, you can do it! Really!
See the Fairy Village description above.
July 28, 29th 30, 31 9:00-4:00 p.m.
$320.00 ages 7+
Please email for more information or to sign-up!
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Friday, January 17, 2014
A Messanger
This week we're working in our Altered Books on a project that I am calling A Messenger. We painted two pages in our books a beautiful sky blue and softly painted realistic Cumulus clouds. (Thank you Saturnina!) We then did a study of a small branch and a bird, focusing on highlights and shadows, again trying to capture realism. Each table had a cage of live canaries from our aviary so that we could really study their charms!
Welcome to the studio Isabel!
Lauren working on her stick
Ellie's finished piece
The sun helped dry our pieces
Izzi using her dry brush technique to create an almost transparent cloud!
Jacobs finished work!
Anissa's stick and bird studies! So lovely...
We then cut out the separate pieces and assembled them to create a actual size bird on a small perch. We used hemp twine glued directly on the painting to give the illusion of a swing!
The birds chirped and sang quite loudly while we worked!
Jonah (above) chose to paint a Toucan! Wow, he captured it!
Malika's bird study (above). It shows wonderful proportion and delicacy!
Saturnina loved all the canaries and chose the Red Factor canaries to paint!
A few assembled works, above.
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
Back in the studio!
It was a wonderful first week of 2014 in the studio! While the rest of the country was suffering with the cold, many of the kids came dressed in shorts, dresses and short sleeves! In sympathy we created our own "Winter Worlds" with this amazing snow globe project. Using colored pencils and techniques to show distance, perspective, shadows and reflections, we created perfectly quiet little "Winter Worlds!" Here are a few samples.
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Hmmm... they got the price right. If only the specs were just a *little* better.
I love the price, but I would like to try one out before committing to buy.
This is great for recognition as a platform. I doubt I would buy it as the internal components are well below my minimum. However; as far as the market goes so were those of a netbook. We all know the netbook had and has a very big effect market wide. You all know (at least I would imagine), the tablet I like right now
"the Adam at http://notionink.in/index.php" . This as I said is at the right price for people to just pick up (as an impulse buy), when they see them. I also think this platform will stick this time, but we will see!
Sorry the link is a cut and paste, for some reason the options and or editing is not available.............
It's pretty amazing that they offer all those features for under $200.
200 is a little pricey for what you get. About 100 bucks sound right.
I am more with 3vi1 thats price for the capabilities is a little high. However; I see this as a best buy/wallyworld/target/ grab item. At that price people will just grab one without knowing specifics in many cases. Think about it users on here saw a netbook, and thought what, I wonder what hardware is in something that cheap. The general consumer thought wow my kid, teenager, mate, friend, mother, myself etc would love that, and grabbed one, with no clue what was in it. This is how the largest number of computers are bought, they ask the sales man or woman, who fills them with every inexperienced expectation in the world, they buy and walk out smiling.
Most sales guy only tell the positive side of the items so i find asking them is useless (just my experience :D)
I love my OL' tablet, even though it is a gateway! This one looks cool enough, Someone really needs to make one at least the size of a notepad for digital sketching, or as a digital notepad for classrooms and boardrooms. Apple and all the others are only 7" to 10"? All the Doctors have them, I guess they are to happy gouging the Health care industry to open up any other markets?
Thats a good point Inspector. I remember my first employment in computers was at a computer city years ago (they have been out of business for more than 10 years). My big problem was I would net sell the extended warranties past the bottom level, because I knew they were a total ripoff. I would sell higher dollar more capable PC's, but other salesman who did not understand computer hardware at all would always outsell me. I did however end up managing the return/rebox equipment section as well as being somewhat of an assistant store manager before Compusa started taking them over. I left when I saw that one coming, and went into contract work for Dell, HP, Compaq, IBM etc.....
That was about 1994-95!!!!!!
The HAL tablet, eh? ...Wonder if it tries to kill astronauts? I'd spend $200 on that.
I see unit's like this as enabling the market in general. So I am glad to see it, because the more active the tablet market becomes, the more the big players jump into it. When they jump in with both feet the development and everything functional in tablets as well as E-readers moves much faster. This is a very good thing!
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Martha Grogan, M.D., is a Mayo Clinic cardiologist who has a particular interest in cardiac amyloidosis, a relatively rare disease in which a type of protein accumulates in the heart. I had an opportunity recently to interview Dr. Grogan about her motivation for creating cardiac amyloidosis videos and her experience with them, including some unexpected […]
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Facebook has acquired Digital Staircase, a startup that creates photo apps for the iOS, according to reports.
On the Digital Staircase blog, founder Hamilton Chong wrote:
We're announcing today that we're joining Facebook, where we'll help to bring these kind of mobile innovations to a broader audience. Many things may change, but our dedication to immersive experiences will not. . . . In a couple weeks (around 12/05/2011), we will be closing down Digital Staircase as a standalone entity and will remove all iOS products from the Apple iTunes store. Those of you who own apps (MovieCam, SmartSplice, StereoCam, etc) will still be able to use them on your current device. Please look out for new innovations to be added to Facebook.


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WASHINGTON – Eight current or former University of North Carolina lacrosse players have made the U.S. Women's National Team, more than any school in the nation. US Lacrosse released the 38-player roster for its 2014-15 team on Sunday after a three-day tryout held at Georgetown University.
The eight Tar Heels on the roster are attacker Becky Lynch (UNC class of 2012), midfielders Maggie Bill (2017), Emily Garrity (2013) and Laura Zimmerman (2012), defenders Jenn Russell (2010), Sloane Serpe (2014) and Courtney Waite (2015) and goalie Caylee Waters (2017).
Players were selected from an 81-player invite-only tryout pool, and were evaluated by the U.S. Women's National Team coaching staff, led by head coach Ricky Fried, as well as several top-level college coaches. The team will train and compete in several exhibition events in the lead-up to the 2017 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) Women's World Cup in Surrey, England. Ultimately, 18 players will represent the U.S. as the team goes for a third consecutive and eighth overall world title.
A team-high eight players are graduates of or currently play for the University of North Carolina, with the University of Maryland and Syracuse University placing seven current and former players each.
"We appreciate the tremendous effort put forth by this group of players this weekend," said Ricky Fried, head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team. "While it's always a difficult task to select from among the most decorated players in the country, we're excited to begin the process of defending the gold medal with this new group."
The team will next convene for a training weekend August 1-3 at Georgetown University.
The 38-player training team, by position with school and graduation year noted:
Alex Aust, Maryland 2013
Danielle Etrasco, Boston University 2013 *
Stephanie Finley, James Madison 2015
Cortney Fortunato, Notre Dame 2017 +
Alyssa Leonard, Northwestern 2014
Becky Lynch, North Carolina 2012
Erin McMunn, Princeton 2015 +
Lindsey Munday, Northwestern 2006 *^
Alyssa Murray, Syracuse 2014
Courtney Swan, Virginia 2015
Kayla Treanor, Syracuse 2016 +
Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse 2013
Maggie Bill, North Carolina 2017
Sarah Bullard, Duke 2011 *^
Taylor Cummings, Maryland 2016
Emily Garrity, North Carolina 2013
Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland 2010 *^
Kelly McPartland, Maryland 2015 +
Kelly Rabil, James Madison 2007 *
Mikaela Rix, Boston College 2015 +
Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland 2013 *
Taylor Trimble, Duke 2015 +
Taryn VanThof, Loyola 2015
Katie Webster, Syracuse 2014
Laura Zimmerman, North Carolina 2012
Becca Block, Syracuse 2013
Megan Douty, Maryland 2015
Elizabeth Goslee, Marquette 2016
Katie Hertsch, Hofstra 2010
Alice Mercer, Maryland 2016
Kasey Mock, Syracuse 2014
Jenn Russell, North Carolina 2010 *
Sloane Serpe, North Carolina 2014
Morgan Stephens, Virginia 2015
Courtney Waite, North Carolina 2015
Liz Hogan, Syracuse 2011
Caroline Waters, North Carolina 2017
Devon Wills, Dartmouth 2006 *^
*Member of world champion 2013 U.S. women's national team
^Member of world champion 2009 U.S. women's national team
+Member of world champion 2011 U.S. women's national under-19 team
For more information on the U.S. women's national team, visit uslacrosse.org/teamusa.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/eight-tar-heels-lead-u-s-womens-lacrosse-national-team/
The UNC men's tennis team beat South Carolina 4-1 on Sunday in Chapel Hill to move on to the NCAA Sweet 16.
With the win, the Tar Heels improved to 26-5 on the year, breaking the all-time team record for wins in a season set back in 1992 and tied in 2006. This marks Carolina's eighth appearance in the Sweet Sixteen.
The seventh-ranked Tar Heels now head to Athens, Georgia, where they'll face No. 8 Georgia on Friday at 4:00 p.m. The tenth-seeded Bulldogs are the host school for the rest of the tournament; they knocked UNC out of the tournament in 2012, the last time Carolina reached the Sweet Sixteen.
Elsewhere, the third-seeded UNC women's lacrosse team advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals with a 10-8 win over Georgetown on Sunday at Fetzer Field. Abbey Friend scored four goals to lead the way; she now has 195 goals in her career, surpassing the old school record of 192 set by Corey Donohoe.
Carolina will face Virginia in the quarterfinals next Saturday, also at Fetzer Field. The No. 11 Cavaliers reached the quarters with a 13-11 win over Princeton on Sunday.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/unc-mens-tennis-womens-lax-advance-ncaas/
CHAPEL HILL – UNC Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham says Fetzer Field is Carolina's athletic facility most in need of upgrades, but money will likely be the deciding factor when it comes down to which programs see improvement first.
"Basketball is such a primary revenue driver for the department, it's hard to not think about basketball as a way to potentially pay for additional projects," Cunningham says. "We're doing them in tandem, but the one I'd like to complete first would be soccer."
Fetzer Field is the home of the men's and women's lacrosse teams, six track programs, and the men's and women's soccer teams. The facility was constructed in 1935 and saw renovations in 1988-90.
The women's soccer team is by far the most successful Division I program as it has won 22 national titles in the sport's 34-year history. The Tar Heels are one win away from going back to the College Cup in search of defending their national title.
The Dean E. Smith Center opened January 18, 1986 and has since seen two expansions—one in 1992 and another in 2000. Its current capacity is just less than 22,000.
Cunningham says there are still more questions than answers about what to do with the Smith Center: renovate or rebuild.
"When you begin the discussion of enhancing an existing facility—particularly a building that's almost 30 years old—at some point, the efficiency of renovation is surpassed by a new building," Cunningham says. "So, I think we need to look at both. It's just too early to tell which of those potential options becomes more appealing over time."
In March, Cunningham told WCHL that changes to the UNC basketball facility were years away and that the discussions were just beginning. Not much has changed in the eight months since word first broke that changes were coming. And, he says he wants to take the next 12 months to get the answers to what route UNC Athletics should take.
Many of the lower-level seats are reserved for season ticket holders and lifetime seat holders. Those lifetime seat holders are already major contributors to the athletic department financially and ones that could greatly benefit a new venue. But, are the Dean Dome lifetime seat holders guaranteed seats in a potential new facility?
"It's a great question," Cunningham says. "That is something that we have to take a look at: what are the obligations that the institution has to the donors, and what obligation do we have to new donors? So, that becomes a very significant question and challenge that we will hope to get some answers to over the next 12 months."
If renovations are the plan of attack in the 27-year-old facility, Cunningham says one addition could be to add a type of luxury suite or club box much like the Blue Zone at Kenan Stadium.
"The suite rights for suites and club seats more than pays for the debt service," Cunningham says. "In fact, it turns a little bit of revenue back to the general fund for the department. So, if we took that model and applied it to basketball, is there a way to create premium seating that would cover the cost of construction and then increase revenue for the department that would help us fund our other sports."
Cunningham says that would take some revenue away from individual seats, but may offer the option to gain revenue from the space the seats took up by increased value that square footage would then have.
Cunningham says the bottom line is that no decisions are being made right now but that the athletic department is going to make sure that it can continue to recruit top players, coaches, and contributors.
"How do we preserve one of the best basketball programs in the country and put it in a facility that will continue to attract players and coaches," Cunningham says. "That's what we're trying to do. We're just trying to sort through what is appropriate right now."http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/gets-upgrades-first-soccer-basketball/
LOS ANGELES – In the annual ESPYS Awards show on ESPN Wednesday night, UNC was the only school in the country with two nominees (two of the four as a matter of fact) for an ESPY as Best Female College Athlete of the year.
Kara Cannizzaro of the Tar Heel lacrosse team and Crystal Dunn, of women's soccer, each led their teams to the national championships in their respective sports.
The winner was Brittney Griner, of Baylor basketball, who led her team to the 2012 National Championship.
The winners are chosen in a vote of fans and announced in an Oscar-like ESPN telecast from Los Angeles.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/unc-well-represented-at-2013-espys/
CHAPEL HILL– UNC student-athletes Crystal Dunn and Kara Cannizzaro will be going head-to-head as both were nominated for the ESPY Award for Best Female College Athlete.
Both ladies are expected to attend the ceremony at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Dunn guided the dynastic Tar Heel women's soccer team to yet another national title in the 2012 NCAA Women's College Cup. She took it to another level in the postseason, scoring goals in the first four games of the tournament and assisting on goals in both College Cup games, including the game-winner against Stanford.
Named the Most Outstanding Player in the 2012 NCAA Tournament, Cannizzaro also won the Honda Award for women's lacrosse. The leader of the UNC national championship winning squad, Cannizzaro had four goals in the national semifinals and four goals and two assists in the title game.
Tar Heel fans can help these two star UNC athletes win the award by voting online at ESPN.com/espys.
The 2013 ESPYS show can be seen live on ESPN Wednesday, July 17, at 9 p.m. ET.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/tar-heels-dunn-cannizzaro-nominees-for-espy-awards/
CLEVELAND – North Carolina's eighth place finish in the Learfield Sports Director's Cup is the highest finish among ACC schools—a feet which Carolina has accomplished for the 15th time in 20 years. It is also the second year in a row in which the Tar Heels have finished in eighth.
The Directors' Cup measures each school's performance in NCAA post-season competition.
The Tar Heels got a big boost from their women's soccer and women's lacrosse programs which each got 100 points for their national championships.
UNC Field Hockey finished the season second for 90 points, baseball finished third for 83 points, men's soccer and women's tennis both finished fifth for 73 points, and men's lacrosse got a fifth-place finish for 60 points.
Stanford once again took the Cup for the 19th-straight time. However, second-place Florida was only 16.5 points behind.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/north-carolina-finishes-8th-again-in-directors-cup/
CHAPEL HILL – The UNC women's lacrosse team didn't just win its first national championship, but according to Inside Lacrosse, it is also the 2013 Team of the Year.
Head Coach Jenny Levy was named National Coach of the Year by Inside Lacrosse and the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA). Tar Heel senior star, Kara Cannizzaro was a finalist for the Tewaaraton award, which is one of the awards that recognizes the top player of the year. She won the Honda Sports Award, which also recognizes a national player of the year.
Carolina lost its season opener to Florida 5-3. It followed that loss with 11 straight wins, including an overtime victory against Duke. The Tar Heels then dropped their first conference game to national runner-up Maryland, 14-13. After another meeting with Maryland in the ACC title game which resulted in a 12-8 loss for Carolina, the Tar Heels weren't going to allow another defeat at the hands of the Terrapins.
After relatively easy contests in the first three rounds of the NCAA tournament, UNC and Maryland met again for the national championship game. Carolina took the victory in a 13-12 triple overtime contest.
The Tar Heels lose Cannizzaro, but aside from two other seniors, return most of their major playmakers. Inside Lacrosse writer, Danielle Bernstein, says, "I wouldn't be surprised to see the Tar Heels repeat in 2014."http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/unc-womens-lacrosse-named-team-of-the-year/
CHAPEL HILL – UNC women's lacrosse head coach Jenny Levy is once again the national coach of the year, according to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA).
This award adds to the coach of the year award Levy received from Inside Lacrosse. She led the Tar Heels to their first National Title and captured the crown in a thrilling triple-overtime, 13-12 sudden-victory win over what the polls deemed as the best team in the land, Maryland.
Levy is the fourth coach to win an NCAA championship as both a player and a head coach. She has the sixth-most wins in NCAA women's lacrosse history.
Levy also led the team to its best record of wins in school history (18) with just three losses in the campaign.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/jenny-levy-awarded-second-coach-of-the-year-hono/
CHAPEL HILL - North Carolina's Jenny Levy was named the 2013 National Coach of the Year by Inside Lacrosse, the magazine announced on Friday. The Tar Heel head coach led Carolina to its first women's lacrosse NCAA championship this spring, taking the award in Inside Lacrosse's Dani Awards, its annual postseason awards.
It's the first national coach-of-the-year honor in Levy's 18-year head coaching career in Chapel Hill. Carolina took home the NCAA championship in Villanova, Pa., in late May, posting wins over defending champion Northwestern in the semifinals and previously undefeated Maryland in the title game.
Inside Lacrosse's Danielle Bernstein was quick to praise Levy's staff, writing, "I think this should go to the whole team of coaches at North Carolina – Katrina Dowd's work with the offense and Phil Barnes' work with the defense was exceptional."
The writer continued, praising Levy while writing about a conversation she had with the Tar Heel coach after the national championship game, "I'm paraphrasing, but she said that while she's responsible for some big-picture sort of things, she essentially puts full trust and responsibility in the hands of her assistants, that she doesn't have an ego – and it's essentially this philosophy that has proved successful.
"I think there's a lot to be said for a coach who brings in a top-notch staff and can take input and ideas and use it for the overall betterment of the team. And that's why Jenny Levy is the 2013 Coach of the Year."
To read the full Inside Lacrosse article, click here.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/levy-named-national-coach-of-the-year/
CHAPEL HILL – The UNC women's lacrosse team returned to town in triumph on Monday after winning its first-ever NCAA title with a dramatic triple-overtime victory over Maryland.
WCHL's Aaron Keck caught up with head coach Jenny Levy on Tuesday.
AARON KECK: First of all, congratulations. This is a generic question–but what are you feeling right now?
JENNY LEVY: We–you know, it's been a great journey this season, and to cap it off with winning a national title for our program–my players (have been) just outrageous this past weekend. I will always remember how tough and relentless and fearless and resilient they were–and to grab the first national championship for our program, it just–as a coach, I sat back and I was just in complete awe. And then we rewatched the game (Monday) night as a staff–and there were so many moments that I missed, but–it's a great feeling. It's rewarding to finally bring home a championship to Chapel Hill. It's something we've worked for for a long time and have been very diligent in our quest–so I feel good. I feel good.
AK: It was such a dramatic game this weekend against Maryland, back and forth–you had a three-goal lead, they had a two-goal lead, multiple overtimes–what was the first thing that ran through your mind when you saw that winning goal go through the net?
JL: I couldn't–I was like, "Finally!" <laughing> There were so many opportunities for Maryland to win the game, and there were so many opportunities for us to win…there were three different times I felt like, for sure, the shot was going in…and then when Maryland had that breakaway on kind of a crazy call by the official, I was thinking, "Oh my gosh, I can't believe this game is going to end on this play, them getting a complete layup going downfield"–and then my freshman goalie made an unbelievable save, and just saved the moment–and then the moment turned even better on the back end of it, and it was just–it was exhilarating.
AK: It's such a game of millimeters, lacrosse is, but you took on Maryland a couple times already this year and Maryland came away with the victory then–(but) on Sunday you emerged victorious. Was there a difference in strategy this time around?
JL: I do believe the game could have gone either way, and we'd have been having a different conversation today–but I do think (our) players, they just refused to give up, and their determination and their togetherness was outrageous. Maryland was undefeated, they had the player of the year in every position, offense, defense and midfield…we were the underdogs in all stretches of the imagination. But…if you matched us up player-for-player, I don't think we're that far behind, obviously. My starting midfield group was Kara Cannizzaro leading the way, Emily Garrity and Brittney Coppa–those guys are just as elite as the group that Maryland has, and our offense matches up really well against their defense. And then our defense just played so well…we really dominated the semifinal against Northwestern, 11-4, and I just thought the momentum and the confidence that was built during that game was critical for us going into the championship.
AK: It made the win all that much sweeter.
JL: Yeah.
AK: You got home Monday from Philadelphia. What was the reception like when you arrived at Finley Field?
JL: It was great. We actually went to Boshamer Stadium first–
AK: Boshamer, yes, that's right.
JL: –and Coach Fox was getting ready to find out (about NCAA selection for UNC baseball), so there was a good crowd in the stands there waiting for the selection show, so we got to say hi to them–and then we hopped back on the bus and went down to Finley. We run a little peewee clinic during the fall and the spring called "Young Guns," and a lot of the little guys that we've been coaching throughout the fall and the spring were there, and a lot of the administration and different people, support staff that work with our program were there…It's great. It's good to know that people are paying attention to women's lacrosse and what our program has done. We're a non-revenue (sport), we're not always in the limelight, but we do a heck of a job in the classroom and in the community–and then the icing on top is bringing home a championship.
AK: What does this mean–not just for your team, but for women's lacrosse and lacrosse in general, especially in the Triangle? Duke just came home with the men's (NCAA) championship, so this is a really great time for lacrosse in the Triangle.
JL: It is, and congratulations to the Duke men's program. Lacrosse is growing, it's the fastest-growing sport in the nation right now–and Carolina is still trying to make up ground to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast areas that have had lacrosse for so long. I have three kids, I have 11- and 9-year-old boys, and they've been competing on these select teams the past couple summers–and slowly we're starting to bridge the gap between the North Carolina kids and what the kids are doing up north. We're actually competing better with them–we just need more grassroots programs, we need more high-school programs, we need more coaches and officials in this area–but this area loves sports, and it's a national game for North Carolina, and I would love to see the growth of the game from both of these programs bringing home championships this year.
AK: So what's next for you, and what's next for the team? What are you going to do this summer to come down from this high–and what's next for you guys next year?
JL: We have to start working. We just met with the team, actually, to wrap up a couple business things and get everybody on the same page before a lot of people start heading home…(and) we reminded the team of what a journey we've had–it wasn't all easy, we had some really ugly games, we trained hard…and we want our kids to take a little bit of down time physically, because they've been on the grind for a while, since last September…but you take a week or two, just to let your body recover, but we're going to get right back to work. The grind to start working for (title) number two starts this summer–not only for our players, but also for the coaching staff as well. We're certainly going to enjoy this for a little bit, but we get right back into coaching camp and recruiting, and the next two months we're on the road a ton. So we don't have much down time right now, but we will enjoy it–every little stop we take, we'll meet up with friends that we can share the victory with.
AK: You've already spoken about the team once, but say a few words about this team and how special they are.
JL: This group was great. We had four seniors, so it wasn't a heavy senior-dominated team…but they are really hardworking, they are really passionate about the game of lacrosse. I thought they did an exceptional job of leading our program this year. And when the captains and the seniors buy in and get everybody else on board, it makes the job for the coaches that much more fun and easy. And we just fought, all of us, we just fought all season long to improve and get better…we'd say, "Is everybody in?" And everybody was like, "Yep, we got it"…just a real hard-hat, workmanship-type attitude, and it showed, I thought, in that overtime game, because it took a lot of toughness to get through it.
AK: And a lot of those players are going to be back next year.
JL: Yes. Which is great for us.http://chapelboro.com/sports/unc-sports/coach-jenny-levy-on-wlax-title-its-been-a-great-journey/


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Like a little kid I am counting down the hours until our first adventure this summer. We set out to Hoh rainforest Tuesday morning and I cannot wait! I loved reading your plans for the summer last week and it really put me in the mood for a vacation. Thank you for sharing.
Let me wrap this up quick because I have to stuff a whole lot of food into a what is starting to look like a very small bear canister. Wish me luck!
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1. Home made chai. My new thing is to add saffron.
2. Chocolate.
3. Seasoned pecans from 3 sisters market.
4. Kim Churchill's new album, especially this song:
5. Documentaries. Just finished watching The story of India with my son.
6. Pacific NorthWest.
7. Sleep.
8. Brussel sprouts. I am not kidding.
9. Kindness.
10. Love.
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Happy Father's day!
Hope you had a lovely time celebrating your dad, spouse, father figure or Homer Simpson. And I truly hope all men were allowed not to mow their lawns on this special occasion. It's the little things they say…
My husband had to leave for a week late last night which although sad kinda worked out because this morning I realized there were no ingredients to make anything edible, let alone breakfast in bed to celebrate him and his fantastic fatherhood adventure. Next year I will be prepared, promise. Maybe make plans to go out to brunch or something.
Speaking of plans, we are still a little unsure where to go this summer. Only because the world is such a fantastic place and we want to see everything and apparently that's unreasonable to squeeze into one summer break. But although not sure of the destination I am very sure what I would like or us all to experience. And I really look forward to returning in a few months to tell you how many we tick on this list. What are you up this summer?
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1. Spend loads of time together with family.
2. Spend this time with family outdoors.
3. Hike the trails less traveled.
4. Surround Little J with people that are happy.
5. Take less photos for work and more for us.
6. Run a marathon ( just kidding ).
7. Do less, enjoy boredom more.
8. Learn something new.
9. Relax more.
10.Go on a date with my husband.
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Hello summer!
We just returned from Julian's end of year violin recital. Next week is the last week of school! Things are looking up my friends. Time to relax more and have fun. I hope.
Last week my brother in law Noah visited us and as I was typing up the listicle I asked him what we should write about this week. When he asked for top ten music videos I was like: do they still make those? I thought MTV doesn't play music anymore ( I remember seeing an episode of 30 Rock when Liz Lemon decided to take over MTV and demand they start playing music again and bring back VJs). Anyway I grew up obsessively watching MTV Europe and I will even admit that I used to tape my favorites on a VHS to watch over and over again. Did you?
Anyways this list was surprisingly easy for me to write. Except for the part when I realized one of the videos on my list is 30 years old. How is that possible? I mean I am only 23 or something…
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1. Sinéad O'Connor – Nothing Compares 2U
I think this video changed summer of 1991 for us all. Also I shaved my head like that later on.
2. Jamiroquai – Virtual Insanity
Simple idea made for a great video!
3. Madonna – Like a prayer
I remember how we waited for it's release and how controversial it was even before it's premiere on MTV.
4. George Michael – Freedom
The video that took music videos to a whole new level without featuring the actual artist. Also I cut my hair like Linda Evangelista immediately.
5. Natalie Imbruglia – Torn
This was our summer anthem. Also after my hair finally grew long I got inspired by her and chopped it off again.
6. Chris Isaak – Wicked Game
This was made for us teenagers to adore and daydream over.
7. Outcast – Hey Ya!
Cause it's my favorite song ever and the video is all kinds of fun too.
8. The Stone Roses – I wanna be adored
I called the MTV hotline in London repeatedly to vote for this video to make it to top 5 at 6 and racked up a huge international charge on my grandparents phone bill. It did make it on the chart that night!
9. Kate Bush – Cloudbusting
My favorite video when I was I kid. I loved the story of it.
10. Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
The song, the story, the photography. My absolute favorite music video ever.


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After installing the microsoft security patches on 10 Sept 2011 (KB2535512,KB2536276-v2,KB2544521,KB2544893,KB2555917,KB2559049,KB2562937,KB2566454,KB2507938,KB2567680, KB2570791,KB2607712,KB2476490,KB2503665,KB2570222)
in SQL server 2000 standard edition SP4 and window 2003 server,
file uploading prcess is slower than before applying patches
(before take 15 mins, after patches 30mins). Anybody faced this issue?
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Those patches are all Window OS patches. None appeared to be a SQL Server patch. Is the uploading you are refering to importing data into a database or uploading files to the server?
Sep 22, 2011 at 11:56 AM Shawn_Melton
Hi Shawn,
It is importing data to database server.AYH.
Sep 22, 2011 at 08:32 PM AYH
Browsing those KB articles I did not really see any that appear to affect SQL performance. Could it be that the data import may have grown and it was just coincidence?
Sep 23, 2011 at 09:28 AM Shawn_Melton
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You are running an unsupported version of SQL server and one of the patches have probably replaced something that SQL 2000 is depending on. I soul recommend you to upgrade to SQL 2008 r2
answered Sep 21, 2011 at 11:22 PM
Håkan Winther
Thanks Winther,But I have un-installed the pataches already, still slow performance. Slow performance is only uploading time, the rest of the day are running fine no high CPU usage or no high memory too.
Sep 21, 2011 at 11:28 PM AYH
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Defensive Driving
Driving safely means more than knowing the rules of the road. Defensive Driving classes offered by Central Carolina Community College's Continuing Education Department show you how to drive defensively and be more aware of what is happening around you. This can minimize the chances that someone else's mistake will involve you in an accident.
The college offers both Defensive Driving and the "Alive at 25" program. Both are one-day classes that will enable you to be more confident and safe on the highway. Each is offered regularly throughout the year.
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Defensive Driving classes are for motorists who have been charged with certain traffic violations. Successfully completing the class may minimize or prevent the assessment of premium surcharges on your insurance policy or points on your driver's license.
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Liga para a Protecção da Natureza (LPN)
Liga para a Protecção da Natureza (LPN) is a 7500 members Non-profit Non-Governmental Organization with its main headquarters in Lisbon, Portugal. LPN, the oldest Portuguese environmental association, was created in 1948 with the main goal to protect the environment in the Iberian Peninsula.
LPN focuses in contributing to nature conservation through several activities, such as: Environmental Education and Training, Direct Intervention in Environmental Issues and development/implementation of Conservation and Research Projects. The central idea is:
● To raise population awareness to the Conservation needs of the country; ● To prevent the destruction of the natural habitats, its components and the cultural heritage; ● To participate actively on land planning and management; ● To work jointly with other national and international partner organizations; ● To acquire and manage areas of critical biodiversity importance in a sustainable perspective.
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As director of Peak Beings' Unified Yoga Teacher Trainings, Troy strives to empower students by creating a space that is fun, safe, and allows practitioners the time and place to explore their yoga practice. Having practiced and trained in many different styles, he brings an array of different postures, movements and creative transitions to the yoga experience.
Fees include workshop, meals, accommodations, and use of Kalani's facilities including pool, hot tub and sauna.
Triple Occupancy Rates Available
Lodge Room / Shared Bath : $4195
Lodge Room / Private Bath : $4595
Prices subject to change without notice.
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Michaelle Edwards
Director of Kauai Yoga School, Michaelle Edwards is also a body worker, musician, and postural therapist.
Inventor of YogAlign, a painless way to do yoga, self-massage and neuromuscular reeducation, she aims to give people tools to heal themselves.
She authored a book/DVD combo; YogAlign, Pain-free Yoga From Your Inner Core
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This is your opportunity to look within and discover your true power. Abundance is everywhere and by staying grounded, being grateful, dreaming big and taking action, happiness and vitality are at your fingertips.
Tiffany has been traveling the world and leading motivational health seminars and workshops since 2009. After 4 years speaking on the newest and largest cruise ships in the world, she has found inspiration on the Big Island and now calls it home.
Valiant Venus
Golda Joseph, M.A., Ph.D., B.C.C., is an internationally known spiritual guide, author, life transition coach, art therapist, meditation instructor, medical intuitive, retreat leader, trauma healer, and professional facilitator for individuals, couples, entrepreneurs, and groups. She has expertise and forty years experience in the fields of consciousness studies, spirituality, holistic health care, transpersonal psychology, human development, life transition coaching, medical tourism, organizational development and transformation, communication, creative transformation, relationship, marriage, family, and child development coaching.
Dr. Golda's life purpose is to bring Universal wisdom down to earth in an ordered, systematic format, to empower others to attain maximum levels of success and happiness. She has a talent for structuring spiritual wisdom into practical, easy-to-understand daily exercises.
Kit Wan Marchel will be the guest facilitator in this retreat. Kit spent 25 years in the high-powered executive world, including running the largest fashion mart in the US. Based on her experience of creating success in a man's world, she will teach how to overcome fears and become courageous. Through outdoor activities and adventurous exercises, Kit will share her insights with you in practical, fun, energetic ways, guiding you to become the best YOU possible. Kit will also teach you useable and practical beauty tips along with effective tricks of skincare at any age. Her signature "Clothes Your Eyes Closet ™" program will help you to select the right outfit to express the real you…every time. Come experience a new YOU with Valiant Venus! It's an exciting twist on Yoga Retreat Vacations…
Once your register for this Empowerment Retreat we will customize your experience together.
Your personalized program will be custom designed with your Board Certified Coach for home care after the retreat. Daily spa services can be included in this package as well as one-on-one coaching, and fun tour activities.
Vibrant Longevity begins with registering today. Then you can fill out your on-line health application so your Board Certified Coach understands your needs and can personalize your wishes prior to attending the retreat. We recommend that your medical doctor approve your level of wellness prior to attending this retreat. (Please fill out the Medial Approval Form after Registration). You will learn how to interpret your lab results (bring them along to the retreat.)
We can customize your experience by knowing more about you after you register.
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Dr. Michael Joseph is a dynamic, energetic, well-respected, Chiropractor, nutritionist, complementary health care provider, Board Certified Coach, wellness practitioner, seminar leader, keynote speaker, and expert holistic health care diagnostician for over thirty years. He currently offers Personalized Functional Medicine and East-West nutrition services to prevent disease and reverse degeneration. You will enjoy his outstanding communication skills and entertaining presentation style.
Dr. Michael provides fun Transformational Retreat programs for sustainable healthy development internationally. He loves to empower participants to change their lifestyles and promotes health and happiness throughout the life cycle "From Womb to Tomb"© in his Conscious Care Community model.
Golda Joseph, M.A., Ph.D., B.C.C., is an internationally known spiritual guide, author, life transition coach, art therapist, meditation instructor, medical intuitive, retreat leader, trauma healer, and professional facilitator for individuals, couples, entrepreneurs, and groups. She has expertise and forty years experience in the fields of consciousness studies, spirituality, holistic health care, transpersonal psychology, human development, life transition coaching, medical tourism, organizational development and transformation, communication, creative transformation, relationship, marriage, family, and child development coaching.
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Fred Sugerman is founder and director of Medicine Dance, a collection of mindful movement practices. Movement artist and educator, energy wrangler and masterful workshop facilitator; exploring the space between the healing and performing arts is his passion. His expertise: creating a space of safety and permission, where participants become quiet and still enough to identify already-occurring movement in their bodies, and allow that internal experience to externalize and emerge as dance. Presence in action. www.facebook.com/medicinedance
Gary Glickman, PhD (Somatic Psychology), MFT, Somatic-Experiencing Practitioner, novelist and songwriter, is also a body-centered psychotherapist in Santa Monica, California. With Stephan David Hewitt, he facilitates S.E.S. healing workshops (Sensuous, Expressive, Safe) using relational somatic psychotherapy principles including music, authentic movement, experiments in safe touch and boundaries, archetypal narrative, singing, toning, harmonizing, dream work, mask-making, theatre, and creative writing. www.garyglickman.com
He teaches as adjunct faculty at Pacifica Graduate Institute, and is the author of three novels, most recently the "The Scrolls of Nef"(2014) www.scrollsofnef.com.
Stephan David Hewitt, artist, songwriter, singer and pianist, is also a spiritual counselor using astrology and relational-somatic psychotherapy principles. His bi-monthly blog of lunations (full moon, new moon) can be accessed via his website below. As half the duo of The Dreambrothers (www.dreambrothersmusic.com) he performs their original song settings of Walt Whitman's passionate vision for the new paradigm that we are all witnessing emerging only now, almost two hundred years after his birth. (www.stephandavidhewitt.com)
Colleen Sugerman, life and creative partner with Fred in Medicine Dance, is an outdoors woman and movement artist, as well as a teacher of the movement work. Certified in Movement Expression and Dance Alive, she also works with private clients who are experiencing change and transition (ie. college students who are entering the work force, older adults who are retiring, etc.) and desiring support in identifying and manifesting their next steps. She calls herself "Midwife of Change."
Early bird pricing available if full tuition is paid before March 1st, 2014, and May 10th, 2014. Please inquire for details. Discount ranges from $50-$150/person, depending on purchase and payment date.
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PRIVATE Sessions available with all facilitators. Please feel free to inquire by email.
"The way we imagine our lives is the way we are going to go on living our lives. For the manner in which we tell ourselves about what is going on is the genre through which events become experience." -James Hillman, The Soul's Code
Take the Plunge! Deepen your yoga practice as you enjoy the pleasures of Hawaii's Big Island with two teachers from San Francisco's Naked Yoga for Men group. You'll have your pick of 2-3 yoga classes a day; you can hang out at the pool, sauna, hot tub, and the local black sand beach, all clothing-optional.
Ken has practiced yoga for over 10 years is certified ERYT-200/RYT-500 by Yoga Alliance after completing his Yoga Therapy training at Ananda Seva Mission in 2010. Ken has been leading Naked Men's classes since 2007. In his classes, Ken provides eclectic Non-denominational Hatha yoga guidance, honoring a variety of traditions, such as Iyengar alignment principles, invigorating Kudalini Kriya, and playful Acroyoga-inspired partner work. He invites you to embrace SIMPLICITY, PATIENCE and COMPASSION as you deepen your practice and your connection with your true Self. Ken also offers Yoga Therapy workshops on a variety of topics such as restorative yoga, grief, relationships, stress management and coping with chronic illness.
Tim works with introducing imagery during opening meditation that will encourage focus and exploration during a safe, energetic Hatha flow class, and with building community through partner work. Tim is certified RYT-200 by Yoga Alliance, and is working on his 500-Hour certification through Yoga Tree's Teacher Training program, specializing in Therapeutic Yoga. He has been fortunate to study with teachers including Jason Crandell, Harvey Deutch, Darren Main, and Lauren Slater. He teaches two weekly classes with San Francisco's Naked Yoga for Men group, and taught at the 2013 Open Body conference at Wildwood. Tim has attended every one of the Men's Naked Yoga retreats at Kalani, and is excited to be co-facilitating this one with Ken.
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This 4-hour, two-session workshop runs on December 22 & 29 from 9:30-10:30am each day. Please bring a journal or things to write on and with.
Mark Kadota
Most of my education has been informal and passed down through an oral tradition. I have relied on my intuition, travel and determination to explore cultural ideas and beliefs. Much of my teachings rely on taking parts of various cultural practices and creating unique ways of self-discovery. Main source of practices has been shamanic cultures. I have had a series of teachers in different shamanic cultures.
Admission is $30 (includes both sessions, $15 for one), Kamaʻaina $20, or free for Holiday Men's Week participants.
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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - It seems there's no end to the giving in Branch County. At last night's Coldwater Board of Education meeting, they unveiled the latest lengthy list of donors to the district with gifts from private individuals and businesses in the community totaling more than $34,000. The two dozen donors with gifts large and small include Flagstar Bank at the WalMart Angel Tree, a thousand dollars to purchase hoodies for students at Franklin High School with the same amount given from the Knights of Columbus for the hoodies for Franklin students. A handful of builders and electricians gave $1,250 for the Legg Middle School Backpack Buddies program. The Walmart Distribution Center donated two large flat screen TVs for film review for the Athletic Department.
The largest donation, $17,000 for two score boards, came from Century Bank and Trust in partnership with the Larsen Unitrust. The Sunrise Rotary provided $1,000 for the purchase of classroom flags for Legg Middle School. And Eric Goodwin donated $6,600 for a display case for the athletic lobby and also a tumble track and vault landing mat package for the gymnastics program.
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