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The Texas Department of Transportation has officially designated 67 miles of regional roadways in the Rio Grande Valley as part of the new Interstate 69.
The designation means drivers will now see sections of U.S. 77 and U.S. 281 with I-69 highway signs. Being developed on existing roadways as a critical artery for moving freight, I-69 will ultimately become a 1,600-mile-long highway stretching from Michigan to Texas, according to a release from the Texas DOT.
"This marks a milestone for Texas, especially South Texas, as the signs unveiled today symbolize growth, connectivity and economic development for a critical region of our great state," said Texas Transportation Commissioner Jeff Austin. "The Rio Grande Valley has experienced tremendous growth over the past three decades and we're pleased to take this important step toward safely mobilizing a growing population while nurturing the economic prosperity of this hub for international trade."
In total, 67 miles of Rio Grande Valley roadways will now be marked with I-69 interstate highway signs. A 53-mile stretch of US 77 will now be designated as I-69E from the junction of Business 77 north of Raymondville to just north of the U.S./Mexico border. A 14-mile length of US 281 will be designated as I-69C from the junction of FM 2812 in Edinburg to US 83 in Pharr.
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"Where the humuhumu-nukunuku-a-pua'a go swimming by."
If you remember Arthur Godfrey singing that and strumming on his ukulele, then you've really dated yourself.
It also brings to mind a luau with roasted pig and Polynesian women in grass skirts and leis waving their arms and making hand gestures while swiveling their hips to the beat of native drums.
But that is no more a hula dance than the Charleston, said Waneta De Angelo, octogenarian and hula dancer extraordinaire, as she led her 19 students through various hula dances they have learned or are learning.
Her students don't just learn to dance. They learn the history of dancing, the history of Hawaii and even learn some of the language.
Ms. De Angelo's class is at the Schnebly Recreation Center, 1101 N. Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, where she has been teaching since 1991. Among her students is Amber Heathy, Ms. De Angelo's granddaughter, who is quite a skilled hula dancer. Also among her students are an 80-year-young dancer and former ballroom and jazz teacher, who has been in Ms. De Angelo's class since it started.
Her students come from all over the country, including Canada, and range in age from one in her 60s, a bunch in their 70s and a few in their 80s with one at 89. One member is even from Honolulu. And they are all in great shape. "See what hula dancing can do for you?" one remarked. Another volunteered they had just finished dancing in a big show at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center.
Ms. De Angelo's hula career began with the United Service Organization, officially established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941 to entertain the troops.
But unofficially it started a year earlier, and Ms. De Angelo was in the first unit to be deployed.
"Ten units were formed, and ours was called the Marching Along Unit," she said. "We were the first unit (from the USO) to go out. And "Eddie" (Rickenbacker) would loan us a plane whenever we needed one."
Mr. Rickenbacker was then president of Eastern Air Lines and pledged to Miss Powder (Ms. De Angelo's maiden name) to have airplanes available whenever they needed them.
"The first time I learned (the hula) was from my Dad; he was stationed in Hawaii," Ms. De Angelo said.
But hula wasn't something you could make money at back then, she said. "So, I learned ballet, I learned tap and I was a professional tap dancer."
She started getting interested in hula again and took more lessons at about age 20 -- 68 years ago -- from a Kumu, literally a source, foundation and origin, and a master teacher of Hawaiian dances.
Her dad, by the way, was the chauffeur and later aide to Gen. George C. Marshall, who would become Army Chief of Staff and Secretary of State.
"The USO only lasted until '47 and then was revived in '50," Ms. De Angelo said. "I also used to dance at the Washington, D.C. Cantina. I met my husband at the Cantina. He was a soldier."
These days, Ms. De Angelo teaches dances she's been taught over the years, but she also has choreographed many dances herself, and she's teaching those, too. There are several "branches" of hula dancing, including Tahitian and Auana.
The hula dance has seldom been considered a performing art.
Traditional hula is an interpretive dance that tells a story with its fluid arm and hand movements, describing wind blowing or fish swimming that are the lyrics of an accompanying song. In order to perform the proper gestures, the language has to be understood to the extent of understanding the correct movements.
Hula dancing is not only good for the body by keeping one active, but is also good for the mind in being able to translate the words from the songs into the appropriate hand and arm motions. "Nobody realizes it unless they've gone through it," Ms. De Angelo said.
As with many things, interest in hula waxes and wanes, but right now it has become hot again, according to Ms. De Angelo.
"The Japanese are big with hula now," she said. "They've taken over Hawaii. And they love the hula."
Ms. De Angelo's troupe performs all over, including recent stints at the Casements and a birthday party on the beach.
"We also used to go once a month on a Saturday and dance at Disney (World in Orlando)," said. "Several groups would come and we would alternate dancing all day long."
As for one of the strangest places she has entertained -- a roadhouse.
"I really didn't know what I was getting in to," she said. "Fortunately I was chaperoned, and he protected me and got me out of there quickly."
She laughs about it now, but you could tell it was more than a little frightening. And no one has ever called Hula dancing dangerous before.
For more information about Ms. De Angelo or her classes, call the Schnebly center at (386) 371-3560.
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Dr. Bruhl earned his medical degree from the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver, and completed his residency at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in geology from Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., and a Master of Science degree in hydrology from the University of Idaho School of Mines in Moscow, Idaho. Dr. Bruhl was at SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital from 1998-2006, then spent 2007-08 as a physician and medical director at Sitka Community Hospital's Mountainside Family Healthcare. He returned to SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital in April 2009. Before returning to school to become a physician, Dr. Bruhl lived in Alaska and was a wildlands firefighter at the Chugach National Forest Seward Ranger District and a commercial fisheries worker/deckhand in Homer.
Dr. Bruhl was elected to the Sigma Xi science honor society while at Carleton College and the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society while at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He also won the 1997 F. William Barrows Resident of the Year Award from the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Bruhl's medical interests are dermatology, orthopedics, men's health and sports medicine. During his personal time, he enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing and gardening. Dr. Bruhl also enjoys providing medical care for Sitka sports teams, including the Sitka Youth Football League junior, senior and Sitka High School football teams, the Sitka High School soccer team and at the state Class 1A-2A-3A state wrestling championships (held December 2007 at Mt. Edgecumbe High School). Dr. Bruhl serves as Chief of Services Critical Care and Emergency Medicine at S'áxt' Hít Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital. He also administers the University of Washington medical residency program at the hospital.
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Sally was the first recipient of the Strength Through Diversity scholarship from the Fairbanks North-Star Borough School District for her advocacy in addressing the issues of racial prejudice and discrimination in the school system. She was a nominee for The Arc Distinguished Research Award for her work with FASD and she is a published author who has written on topics related to FASD (including a chapter in the book Fantastic Antone Succeeds and the introduction for Fantastic Antone Grows Up, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Press).
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ONE OF THE MOST CONSPICUOUS small desert animals that a visitor is likely to encounter at Death Valley National Monument is the antelope ground squirrel. This little rodent makes its home in the dry arid plains of the desert where the rainfall is scant and vegetation sparse. It is easy to recognize by the manner it carries its tail curved up over its back when it runs or flees from danger. The similarity of its white tail to the white rump patch of the pronghorn is the character that gives this animal its name of antelope ground squirrel. This squirrel has a total length of about 8-1/2 inches; tail about 3 inches. It is slightly larger than the chipmunk found in the eastern United States. There is a single long white stripe down each side of its body; the tail is short, flat, and narrow.
The antelope ground squirrel has internal cheek pouches which serve as pockets to carry the seeds of desert plants. These seeds are stored up in times of harvest against the many long months when green vegetation is sparse. Another character of this animal is its fine call note. This call note reminds me of the katydid and frequently I have mistaken it for that of some insect.
These squirrels are said to have more than one litter of young a season. However, it has been my experience that normally one litter numbering from 3 to 8 is the average family raised by this species.
The antelope ground squirrel has a roving disposition and travels over several acres in the course of its day's search for food, but it usually has a definite home burrow to which it returns at night. Many times I have seen what appeared to be a bit of white cotton or down blowing along on the ground, but investigation proved that it was the white tail of an antelope ground squirrel. The gray body of this little animal blended so completely with the desert sand that all but the tail was practically invisible at a short distance. One that I followed at Wildrose Canyon, Death Valley National Monument eluded me for hours by keeping a bush between us. Ultimately, however, I was fortunate enough to secure a photograph when the animal ran across a rock pile and stopped momentarily to view its pursuer.
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June 3, 2011, 10.45 pm : LPC call from Nafusa Mountains, update on the current military and humanitarian situation in the area, recorded live on Libya Alhurra.
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June 3, 2011, 10.45 pm : LPC call from Nafusa Mountains, update on the current military and humanitarian situation in the area, recorded live on Libya Alhurra.
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May 28, 8 pm local time : caller from Zintan, Nafusa Mountains, describing the current humanitarian crisis in the area, recorded live on Libya Alhurra.
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Caller: "There is mass destruction and heavy bombardment day and night. There are lots of dead and injured. We are without hospitals, no humanitarian aid. People here are in a suffocating siege; everything is destroyed. Even the animals didn't survive. Medical supplies are completely depleted. Everyone is suffereing, old people are dying. This siege is inhumane. The elderly are dying, there is no baby milk. Water supplies are depelted. Everything is depleted. There are fires everywhere. People, animals, everyone is dying from the bombardment. There are no hospitals, no doctors, no supplies. Those injured are dying from their wounds, bleeding to death. Some of their wounds are rotting because there is no one to take care of them.
There is no hope, no aid, nothing here. Where is the world? Where are all the humanitarian organizations? Where is your human conscience? Where is the Red Cross? Where is Doctors Without Borders (MSF)? There are a lot of people dying, many are starving to death. A mass extermination is happening here. Everything is unbearable here. It's hell on earth. We are appealing for the world's assistance. This is an immenent human disaster. We call for any help, any assistance, any solution to solve this!
It is as if we don't belong to this world, as though we are from another planet. We've appealed for your help so many times, we've asked for your help so many times. But the world is deaf, doesn't hear anything. It is as though we belong to another planet, not planet earth.
Everyone has disappointed us, everyone has let us down and left us to die; as though we are not human. Why are we being ignored? How long will this go on? We have been under siege for months. People here are without water, without electricity, without medicine, without food. Rockets are landing on us day and night. Fires are erupting day and night as well."
Question: "What has happened today?"
Caller: "Today, seven have been wounded, three martyred. Battles are ongoing. No communication at all, no one can call anyone even inside the city. Right now, it's in complete darkness. Everything is cut off. We have no fuel, people cannot travel anywhere. Conditions are very bad and keep getting worse. We blame the world for not coming in and helping us."
May 27, 2011, 10.40 local time: update from Zintan, report on the current situation in the city and the Nafusa Mountains area, recorded on Libya Alhurra.
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May 25 2011, 7.40 pm local time: live call from Zintan in English about the ongoing situation in the Nafusa Mountains.
May 23, 2011 - Zintan:
Translation bywafaa
Summary: One of the first Gaddafi soldiers who gave himself up to Zintan speaks out and states his support for the revolutionaries
Peace, mercy and God bless you,
I wish I had been fighting with them and not against them in Zintan,
I wish I had never come,
and I wish I had died in the middle of the road on my way to Zintan.
I wish I had denied all the lies of Gaddafi.
I came to Zintan not of my will,
I held arms against the so-called rats,
I wish I wish, but Arabs like us don't worship the devil…
I've seen the shelling on the houses,
I've seen injustice, cruelty, massacres,
people dying, injured,
people aching, suffering…
I laid my arms down and walked away,
My steps led me to a yard where people helped me.
That is the God's will.
They explained to me that it was all the lies of Gaddafi,
and encouraged me join the revolutionaries in Zintan.
I decided to do it and I did it.
May God grant them victory against Muammar the tyrant.
In the name of people who died,
in the name of dead,
and the name of the suffering,
May God give them justice!
And I hope that everyone who suffered pain or death can forgive me.
May 20 2011, 10:10 pm: report from Nafusa Mountains, Libya, recorded live on Libya Alhurra.
May 19 2011, 10:15 local time: live report from Jadu, Nafusa Mountains, on the current situation in the area, recorded live on Libya Alhurra
Spanish translation courtesy of Albahak
Reportaje desde las montañas del Oeste – Nafusa, a las 22.15 horas
Ultimos sucesos, hoy las fuerzas de los pro-Gadafis bombardean el Este de la montaña, Kaala, Yefren.
Entre Yefren and Zintan fuerte combate, entre pros, revolucionarios y Otan, los pros intentan entrar Zintan, frenado el avance de los pros hacía sur de Zintan, hay heridos entre revolucionarios, una baja y mas heridos entre pros.
Ayuda humanitaria sigue siendo un problema, Yefren Kaala y Kikla rodeados por pros, necesitan ayuda y solicitan a la Comunidad Internacional encontrar alguna forma de hacer llegar ayuda a estas zonas, las carreteras entre pueblos no son seguras por la presencia de los pros. No pueden llevar heridos al hospital, porque esta bajo el control de los pro-Gadafi en estas localidades. Los ayuntamientos de las mismas hacen el llamamiento solicitando ayuda humanitaria urgentemente, dadas las circunstancias antes mencionadas.
Los oyentes preguntan si la frontera con Tunez esta bajo control de los revolucionarios y es segura?
-Estan seguras de momento, pero los pros no estan lejos.
¿Los bombardeos son indiscriminados? O tienen objetivos?
¿La Consejo Nacional Interino (NTC) en Nefusa esta en contacto directo con la Otan?
-No, estan en contacto con NTC en benghazi
¿Como se puede hacer llegar ayuda?
-Desde tierra será una misión difícil, zona montañosa, los pros escondidos. Los caminos no seguros, desde el aire quizas.
¿Han notado progresos en golpes de Otan?
-Entre Yefren y Zintan no mucho, zona importante para poder hacer llegar ayuda humanitaria, Otan podria intensificar presencia en este lugar.
¿Hay uso de armas quimicas?
-De momento no.
Fin de informe a las 22.29 horas
May 17, 2011, 10.30 pm : live report from Jadu, Nafusa Mountains, on the current humanitarian and military situation in the area, recorded live on Libya Alhurra.
May 17, 2011, 4 pm local time: full report from Nafusa Mountains by Dr. Majdob, assessing the current situation in Jadu and surrounding area.
Shortage of staff:
I called Jadu hospital yesterday and they have a problem with shortage of staff. The only surgeon has left the place and practically none of the nurses is working now. There are a few physicians there but no surgeon. And the nursing staff is short, as most of them are Libyan girls and they live outside the city, so most don't come to the hospital and may have already fled to Tunisia.
The surgeon is Ukranian and he basically just disappeared last week. They have been trying to contact him for the last week with out any luck, and he is not in his house either. We hope that he is safe. He was the last Ukrainian doctor in Jadu. Now there are only two Egyptian doctors who work in general medicine, with the help of 3 Libyan volunteer doctors (2 were working in Libya, 1 came from North America), and there is an anaesthetist and 2 volunteers in ob&gynaecology. They are also looking for a radiology technician.
But Jadu tries to work with Zintan hospital as one group, as it has become extremely difficult to run the hospital with limited staff. They said the road between the two hospitals is safe now but as you know the situation is rapidly changes.
Regarding equipment, if you are taking about radiology, they had one x-ray machine, that's all. If you are talking about all other equipment. there is a need for biochemistry analyser and portable defibraloter and autoclave.
Medical aid:
Jadu received an ambulance car and a few instruments recently. In Zintan they had 3 (ambulances) so far and may be another 2 are on the way. And on the other hand they said Jadu had been attacked yesterday.
General situation in the region, fatalities:
Regarding the safety issue in the area, they said the way from the border to Zintan is in the hands of FF but GF are still bombing it from time to time. But overall the FF have the upper hand in the area, apart from Yefren where the city is still in the hands of GF. I've heard about clashes and attacks by GF near Wazin. I hear that there are at least 3 fatalities, from the FF, and actually two of them are from Jadu. There are also heavy missile attacks west of Zintan, by NATO. And they also reported that a Tunisian solider was injured today after Gaddafi missiles landed in Tunisian land.
From contacting people in Libya now, I get that they strongly believe it's a matter of days before he will be gone. In Tripoli the number of Gaddafi-supporter check points has significantly dropped, and there have been a few occasions where these points have been attacked. So, we are all hoping that the good news is nearing.


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After completing initial training, Houdeshell reported onboard USS Houston (SSN 713) in San Diego, California. During this tour, Houston conducted two Western Pacific deployments. The ship was awarded the Battle Efficiency "E" and the Navy Unit Commendation. In January 1999, Houdeshell reported to Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. Upon completion of training, he was awarded a Masters of Science Degree in Engineering Acoustics.
Houdeshell completed the Submarine Officer Advanced Course (SOAC) in September 2001 and relieved as Navigation/Operations Officer onboard USS Toledo (SSN 769) in Groton, Connecticut. During his tour, the ship completed a Mediterranean deployment, CENTCOM deployment, and a surge deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The ship was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation.
Following his tour on Toledo, Houdeshell served as the SOAC director at Naval Submarine School in Groton, Connecticut from January 2005 through June 2006. Prior to reporting to the Submarine Command Course, he attended the Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas where he completed his JPME phase I requirements.
Houdeshell then reported aboard USS Montpelier (SSN 765) as Executive Officer. While onboard, Montpelier he completed a successful CENTCOM deployment leading to the ship being awarded the Battle Efficiency "E".
Prior to reporting as Commanding Officer of USS Dallas (SSN 700), Houdeshell served on the headquarters staff of U.S. Joint Forces Command in the Intelligence Directorate from June 2009 until May 2011.
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Peach Martini with Chiles from the Garden
Lisa Romerein
Prep Time: about 12 minutes. Notes: Serve this martini with freshly shucked oysters and warm olive bread smeared with a soft blue or gorgonzola cheese.
Yield: Makes 6 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 147
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Protein: 0.1g
- Fat: 0.0g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Carbohydrate: 1.9g
- Fiber: 0.3g
- Sodium: 0.8mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- slices ripe white peach
- slices fresh hot chile (try a red or green jalapeño or a Thai chile)
- kosher salt
- 1-2 teaspoons dry vermouth
- 1 1/2 cups top-quality gin or vodka
- Fill six martini glasses with ice, then water; let stand until glasses are very cold, about 5 minutes (or chill them, empty, in the freezer). Meanwhile, for each drink, push 1 or 2 slices ripe white peach and 1 slice fresh hot chile (try a red or green jalapeño or a Thai chile) onto a small skewer or toothpick. Sprinkle peaches lightly with kosher salt. Empty glasses and pour 1 to 2 teaspoons dry vermouth into each. Swirl to coat glass, then pour off and discard most of the vermouth. Fill a 3-cup martini shaker with ice cubes and add 1 1/2 cups top-quality gin or vodka. Seal and shake until cold, 4 to 6 times. Strain into glasses. Garnish each with a peach-chile skewer.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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This past Wednesday, MTSU football coach Rick Stockstill got to his office bright and early to monitor the fax machine and man the phones.
At 7 a.m. on National Signing Day, signed recruits could fax their National Letter of Intent to schools around the country. It is the annual payday for months of recruiting in an attempt to bolster the roster.
But there was also a player signing that morning at 8:30 at Siegel High School that diverted Stockstill's attention. Son Brent, the standout quarterback, would sign to play at Cincinnati. And the proud father would jet over to the school, take part in the signing ceremony, and then book back to campus to wait on the word from the new Blue Raiders.
"It was a special day," Stockstill said on The First Quarter Thursday morning, "and Brent's my hero. He is everything a coach would look for. I know he will be successful because of the type of person he is."
Even as much as Stockstill cherised the day, the Blue Raiders' coach admitted that he wished he would have spent more time at Siegel and share the special day even more with the family.
"I'm mad at myself," Stockstill said the day after National Signing Day. "I sit up here from 5:30 in the morning until 8 worrying about guys coming to Middle Tennessee. Then, Brent had his signing over there at Siegel at 8:30, so I buzz over there real quick and watch him do his deal.
"I hug him, I shake his hand, and then I fly back over (to MTSU). And that's bad on my part. I wish I could have stayed there and taken pictures with him and enjoyed it more than what I did because it is a special moment."
After he returned to MTSU, Stockstill held a press conference, did radio and television interviews, and then played host to the annual recruiting roundup open to the general public.
"I didn't have as much time as I should have spent with him to enjoy that day," Stockstill said. "I am really proud of him. He is a phenomenol kid."
Stockstill finally got home Wednesday night just before 8. And the first thing he did when he got home was go see his son.
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Game 17: Oklahoma City 113, Warriors 112 (OT)
OKLAHOMA CITY – Already filling in for injured do-everything swingman Andre Iguodala, Warriors second-year forward Harrison Barnes decided to take on even more responsibilities Friday night. It almost worked. With David Lee and Klay Thompson struggling, Barnes defended Kevin Durant and took on the secondary scorer role next to Stephen Curry, helping the Warriors force […] [Read More]
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The Warriors might have delivered the first blow, but Portland landed all of the knockout punches Saturday night. After an ugly third-quarter skirmish gave the Trail Blazers enough steam to erase a 14-point deficit, the Warriors self-destructed in the final 8 ½ minutes of a 113-101 loss in front of the 45th consecutive sellout crowd […] [Read More]
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Four Seasons A+ is an Arts Integrated school with an AMAZING Staff. The students have the opportunity to learn through the Arts. We are a Pre-K- 5th grade. Our students are not only from everywhere in the District but from all over the world. We also have a Deaf and Hard of Hearing program and ECSE program. I have 3 grandchildren here and Love the Staff. You should check out our All School Musical on June 5, 2014 at 1:00 and 7:00. It is free and a great experience. Our students help with sets, working the mics and music board. Come out and have an Amazing time seeing a Fabulous show. It is free.
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The CN (B 2Σ+-X 2Σ+) molecular emission spectrum is used to measure both the vibrational and rotational temperatures in atmospheric pressure arc jet discharges. The vibrational and rotational temperature effects on the synthetic diatomic molecular spectra were investigated from the (v′,v″)=(0,0) band to the (5,5) band. The temperatures obtained from the synthetic spectra compared with the experimental result of a low-frequency arc discharge show a vibrational temperature of (4250–5010) K and a rotational temperature of (3760–3980) K for the input power in the range of (80–280) W. As the (0,0) band is isolated from other vibrational transition bands, determination of the rotational temperature is possible based only on the (0,0) band, which simplifies the temperature measurement. From the result, it was found that the CN molecular spectrum can be used as a thermometer for atmospheric pressure plasmas containing carbon and nitrogen.
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Description: 2013 debut from this powerhouse Hip Hop outfit consisting of Parish "PMD" Smith of the world famous EPMD, Sean Strange and Snowgoons. The Goondox was formed back in 2011 from what started as a friendly tour in Europe with the three independently run movements. Welcome To The Goondox features appearances from Swifty McVay of Shady Records' own D12, Hip Hop legend Smoothe Da Hustler, Swollen Members, Jus Allah of Jedi Mind Tricks, underground heavy hitters Reef The Lost Cauze, Esoteric and, of course, entirely produced by The Snowgoons.
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The UConn men's basketball team has had a run on good fortune in recent months, highlighted by Andre Drummond's announcement this summer that he was coming to Storrs. To make room for Drummond on the roster, one of the current players, Michael Bradley, had to give up his scholarship.
It never would have come to that if the NCAA hadn't sanctioned the Huskies for low Academic Progress Rates (APR). With three fewer scholarships, the program needed Bradley's help to get Drummond. Now, according to a report in USA Today, APR scores would have a more immediate impact on those teams who fail to meet the minimum standards.
Teams could be banned from participating in this year's March Madness if they don't reach a new academic threshold, and that threshold could be determined as soon as Friday.
At a Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics meeting Monday, NCAA President Mark Emmert said that the Division I board of directors will be voting on a variety of proposals Friday, and one involves academic requirements for postseason play.
The USA Today adds that, according to Emmert, one proposal, pending approval, would immediately implement a baseline acceptable Academic Progress Rate requirement for postseason play of 900, which would include the 2012 NCAA men's basketball tournament.
The Huskies' APR score last April? 893, which led to the reduction in scholarships. It also means that if these rules had been in place last season, UConn wouldn't have been eligible for the NCAA Tournament. And who knows, that might've affected the Huskies' recruiting class (including Drummond), as well as coach Jim Calhoun's decision to return for another year.
Emmert also said that the APR requirement would be raised to 930 in 24 months, again pending approval. These APRs were calculated to target a 50 percent graduation rate.
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Nearby schools include Rock Creek Forest Elementary School, Rosemary Hills Elementary School and Rock Creek Forest Elementary School.
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It's here. The solid sheet of rain, interspersed only by a heavier downpour. I'm always surprised at how quickly I accept the rain. It was only a little bit ago that it was sunny, and a long stretch of sun it was. A few days of rain and that becomes my reality. Luckily, I have a photograph of this last weekend. A weekend that was sunny.
This last Sunday, my wife and I had a date day. The kids were away so we biked over to Mississippi Street for eats and sights. We took our cargo bikes. My wife's thinking went something like this … You never know what you will find along the way. Read the rest of this entry >>


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A podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made.
The Thermals originally began as Hutch Harris's solo recording project. He sang and played all the instruments on the 2003 Thermals record More Parts Per Million. In this episode, Hutch breaks down his lo-fi recording of the song No Culture Icons. The track was later mixed by Chris Walla, who is known best for his work with Death Cab for Cutie, and we'll hear some thoughts from him as well. I spoke with Hutch in front of a live audience at the XOXO Festival in Portland, Oregon.
Buy "No Culture Icons" on iTunes.
The song by Elevator to Hell is "Roger and the Hair," and the song by The Misfits is "Astro Zombies."
In addition to guitars, drums, and bass, the band Anamanaguchi makes their music with the 8-bit sounds that were built into Nintendo video game consoles made in the 1980s. They use software called a tracker to meticulously sequence and produce those sounds. Most of their music is instrumental, but in this episode, they break down of the first times they've incorporated vocals, for the song Prom Night, which features singer Bianca Raquel. Prom Night is from their most recent album, Endless Fantasy, which debuted at #1 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart when it came out in 2013.
Buy "Prom Night" on iTunes, or get the album on vinyl.
The song by Capsule is "I Wish You," from the album Player.
Spoon was formed in 1993 by singer Britt Daniel and drummer Jim Eno. They've released eight albums, including their most recent record, They Want My Soul, which came out in August 2014. In this episode, Jim Eno breaks down the song "Inside Out," explaining how it went from the original demo to the finished album version, including what other music influenced the recording. Plus, we'll hear from their co-producer, Dave Fridmann, whose other credits include The Flaming Lips album The Soft Bulletin, and Oracular Spectacular by MGMT.
Buy "Inside Out" on iTunes here.
The Dr Dre song is "Still D.R.E." The Marvin Gaye song is the Rhythm 'N' Strings mix of "What's Going On."
In May 2014, the video game company Ubisoft released Watch Dogs, about a vigilante hacker in Chicago in the near future. Here's how the game is described on their website: "You play as Aiden Pearce, a brilliant hacker and former thug, whose criminal past led to a violent family tragedy. While seeking justice for those events, you'll monitor and hack those around you." It sold over 4 million copies in its first week of release.
The music for the game was made by Brian Reitzell, who played drums in the bands Air and Red Kross before becoming a composer and music supervisor for films like Lost In Translation and Beginners. He also creates the music for the NBC television show Hannibal.
In this episode, Brian talks about the unique challenges posed by scoring video games, where players control what happens on screen and as a result, what happens in the music. He'll break down a piece called Donovan, which he wrote for a chase sequence within the game. He also describes the instrument he created from a hundred-year-old piano.
This episode is presented in conjunction with Polygon.
Buy "Donovan" on iTunes here, or on vinyl here.
The Tangerine Dream song that plays is "Mysterious Semblance At the Strand of Nightmares."
In this episode, rapper Open Mike Eagle talks about making the song Dark Comedy Morning Show, along with the track's producer, Walker Ashby, aka Toy Light. Mike breaks down how Toy Light's original instrumental version of this song inspired him, and how his view of his own vocals on the track has changed since recording them.
Buy the song "Dark Comedy Morning Show (feat. Toy Light)" on bandcamp.
In the fall of 2001, Phil Elverum released the album The Glow, Pt 2 on K Records. Pitchfork named it the best album of the year. In this episode, Phil recounts how he created the first song on the record at Dub Narcotic Studio. He spoke with me from his home in Anacortes, Washington, about his love of being alone in the studio, evoking nature through music, and where the name The Microphones comes from. Plus a few words from Calvin Johnson, the founder of K Records. This episode is presented in conjunction with The Creators Project.
Buy "I Want Wind to Blow" on Amazon here. Phil Elverum's website is pwelverumandsun.com.
The band Converge formed in 1990, when its members were teenagers. They've been making music that lives somewhere in the intersection of punk, hardcore, and metal for almost 25 years. Guitarist Kurt Ballou spoke to me from his studio GodCity, which is where Converge writes and records. I also spoke over the phone with singer Jake Bannon. Coming up, they'll talk about how the physical space of GodCity influenced their songwriting, how the Boston hardcore scene gave them a home, and how to get the classic Swedish death metal guitar tone.
Buy "Dark Horse" on iTunes here. Converge's website is convergecult.com. They're also on Facebook and Twitter.
In this episode, we'll get a deconstructed view of the song One Second of Love by Nite Jewel. I spoke to Ramona Gonzalez of Nite Jewel and her partner and producer Cole MGN in their home studio in Los Angeles as they took a break from making a new record. Coming up, they'll talk about the process they undertook, including recording to tape as a creative restriction, and collaborating with their friends and each other.
Buy "One Second of Love" on iTunes here and watch the music video.
The band Garbage formed in 1994 when three guys from Madison Wisconsin — Butch Vig, Steve Marker, and Duke Erikson, met Scottish singer Shirley Manson. Twenty years later, they've sold over 17 million records worldwide. In this episode, we'll get a view inside their 2012 song "Felt" from the album "Not Your Kind of People." Butch Vig, who is also a legendary producer behind some of the most influential albums of all time like Nevermind by Nirvana, Siamese Dream by Smashing Pumpkins, Dirty by Sonic Youth, and countless others, spoke to me from his home studio in Los Angeles. I also interviewed Shirley Manson separately to get her insight on how the song was made. Plus some thoughts from their longtime engineer and now co-producer Billy Bush.
Buy "Felt" on iTunes here.
Other songs excerpted in this episode:
Cocteau Twins - For Phoebe Still a Baby
Felt - Primitive Painters
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Drop Dead/Celebration


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It's yours to keep forever,
Together as we grow old.
My heart is yours, and yours is mine,
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It's time for a Mom Confession -- because, let's face it, we're real mothers and sometimes it doesn't work the way the parenting books say it should.
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I have three kids under three, and we all go to bed after midnight and wake up at 11 a.m. the next day.
Question: Does it matter when toddlers go to sleep each night?
No, as long as they are getting enough rest, who cares?
Yes, that is just not a "real world" schedule and eventually it will mess them up.
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Do you believe in traditional sleep hours for toddlers? Is there any harm in letting a toddler keep teenager hours? Is there any reason you could think of that would make this wrong?
We all have secrets and opinions -- so thanks to these brave moms for sharing their honest thoughts, and thank you for keeping this conversation non-judgemental!
Past Confessions:
I Let My Toddlers Go Naked in Public
I Paid $22 for My Son's Haircut
My Toddlers Eat Pizza for Breakfast
Leave My Toddler Alone in the Bath
Our Children Aren't Invited to Our Wedding
I'm on Vacation, But My Kid Is Still Going to Day Care
Who cares, as long as they are getting enough sleep!
when our dd was born we were houseparents and were often up til midnight or later and up at 6 in the morning.....she was right there with us!....her and i would usually nap in the afternoon....so she was getting plenty of sleep.....even after we left houseparenting she was still pretty much on that same schedule....mainly because that's just how we were and it fit well with dh's work schedule at the time.....after our ds came along things changed a bit.....as he's gotten a little older he's not so much of an "early bird" when it comes to bedtime....he also naps most days....we started with a "school" schedule for dd when she was 4 so that she would be ready for kindergarten....she's a first grader this year and a lot of nights she's still up/awake at 11....maybe later....and has to be up by 7.....she doesn't nap when she gets home.....once every few weeks or so she will have an evening when it all catches up with her and she may be in bed by 7 and sleep all night!....she has a set bedtime....but doesn't always observe it!.....lol
Because both my husband and I work, we started our kids off going down at hours that were not only beneficial to us, but them in the long run as well, as they would have to get up and go to daycare, and one day they will have to go to school. I don't believe in waiting until the last minute to teach children something. Our kids are in the age bracket that should receive anywhere from 10 to 13 hours of sleep, and they get it, because we make sure they do. It's been proven that children who receive the appropriate amount of sleep concentrate better, can learn things easier, etc. So why would I deprive my children of something that is beneficial to them in so many ways? They are kids, not adults, and they should be in the bed at a reasonable hour.
I tried keeping my kids up late so they would sleep in. It never works for us. So bedtime is at a reg time at my house
my son has gone to bed at 9pm since he was 1 1/2 yo. If were out or doing something he may not get to bed til 10@the latest
What Rana said. My kids had night owl parents (I still am), and their dad was on a 2nd-3rd shift schedule when my boys were little. By the time my daughter came along, he was first shift and I started adjusting the kids toward that and a regular school schedule that was inevitable. They did adjust at least moderately.
I cannot adjust to the a daytime schedule. Never have been able to. If I have to get up early, I just don't sleep.
I usually put my dd to bed around 9-9:30 cause it won't matter if I let her stay up later, she wakes up at the same time every morning regardless. one time we were at a friends and didn't get home until 2am and she didn't want to sleep there until we left...she woke up @ 8am the next morning...even if I put her to bed @ 9 it's usually 8am she wakes up so, I try to get her down early so hubby and I have our time or I can have "me" time since I'll be up early the following morning.
My husband used to work swing shift and I stayed home so in order for my little one to see him at all I'd let him stay up until Daddy got home. My husband then stayed up with him while I went to bed, our older kids had to go to bed early for school so I needed to be able to get up with them. The littles and Daddy would snuggle until Daddy put them to bed and then sleep in with him while I got the other kids off to school. It worked for us then but now with work and all but one is school we are on a more traditional schedule.
It isn't about a real world schedule for me, it is about work. I have to get to bed at a decent hour and get up to go to work. I suppose if you didn't work and had nothing to do, sure let your kid stay up as late as they want. They are going to have one hell of a time trying to adjust to a schedule when school time comes around.
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Greater St. Louis Area Council: Boy Scouts of America
Below are some reminder/helpful hints for this Fall Season. I urge you: DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS ALONE. Utilize other adult leaders in your unit to make your program bigger, better, and more organized.
1. Get all applications to the office ASAP (But definitely before Monday, September 30, 2013).
2. Follow up with young people and families who attended your Recruitment event, but have not yet registered.
3. Have veteran leaders reach out to each new family: Do they have questions? Have they bought their son's uniform? What is their family most excited about this year? How was their first den meeting?
4. Get new leaders (or old ones) to training! All leaders must complete Youth Protection Training, but getting them to a training that will give them program experience.
2. Creating a Scouting Culture
1. Hold a Uniform Inspection. Scouts will appreciate that the uniform is taken seriously. New Scouts will appreciate knowing that they are wearing it well.
2. Start talking about the BIG Scout Outings you have planned (even if they are 8 months away). Is it a specific camping trip, High Adventure, orSummer Camp? Start getting people excited about it now.
3. Cubmasters talk shop with your Den Leaders. What does their curriculum look like this month? What does their advancement strategy look like?
4. Scoutmasters and Venture Advisors challenge your young people to embrace leadership in a new way (advanced training, a solid book, or setting some goals for the year).
3. Preparing for Recharter
1. Is every active youth in your unit registered? Is every active adult leader in my unit registered? Is every active adult leader registered for the RIGHT position?
2. Make sure that every adult leader is current in their Youth Protection Training. This must be completed every two years. Go tomyscouting.org to complete Youth Protection Training now!
3. Schedule a visit with the Institutional Head of yourChartered Organization for the first or second week in December to present your Charter and have it signed.
4. If you did not collect rechartering fees with your annual dues, make plans now. The National Registration fee for each youth and adult has increased to $24.
5. IMPORTANT: Come to October Roundtable (Monday, October 7th) at Willow Brook Elementary to receive your Unit's Recharter Packet.


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Rock Chicks Revisited, Backstage at Versace
After a few seasons of dewy skin with warm, highlighted contours, Donatella Versace and her longtime makeup collaborator, Pat McGrath, revisited a part of the house of Versace's original DNA to create "a really kind of cool rock 'n' roll girl," according to McGrath—requisite smoky eyes included. "It's all levels of black," the face painter emphasized, from the unattached strokes of obsidian CoverGirl LiquiLine Blast topped with its SmokyShadow Blast in Onyx Smoke that rimmed the upper and lower lash lines to its Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadow in Shimmering Onyx with a hint of gold sparkle that McGrath dusted across lids in a soft winged shape through the socket. "We just want the girls to look more cool," she reiterated, re-bleaching brows and then adding cream, complexion-enhancing colors through individual hairs so they looked "toned," rather than blocked out. The idea, McGrath continued, was to do a smoky eye of today—something modern and graphic that bore no resemblance to "reality TV black liner."
Working off a similar "super-cool, super-modern" directive, Guido Palau dipped into his kit and produced a series of fake bangs. "The whole thing is a lot less blown-out than we're used to seeing here," he said, coating strands with Redken Wool Shake 08 Gel-Slush Texturizer and its new Powder Refresh 01 Aerosol Hair Powder/Dry Shampoo to add a lived-in, slick bend to the hair. Even the short, Rooney Mara-esque fringe was left texturized rather than perfectly straight, smoothed down by another of Palau's Fall kit essentials: a series of gray and black No-Crease Bow Clips from Ricky's NYC. "They don't mark the hair," he explained of the stylist tools that have traveled with him from New York to Milan.
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This week, movie critic Mick LaSalle talks about sex in the movies. He explains why he loved the new "Sex and the City" movie, with "terrific" performances from Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon. But he also says "Six Sex Scenes and a Murder" from Bay Area director Julie Rubio is "all a jumble." And […] [Read More]
Aural sex, or seduction by voice
Having great orgasms can depend not only on how you use your body, but also on how you use your voice. Chronicle reporter Carolyne Zinko talks with Midori, a sex education expert, who teaches students how to use their "natural tool of pleasure" that "stimulates the other person's whole system." Hear Midori demonstrate aural sex, […] [Read More]
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The Chronicle's coverage of the Newsom affair has elicited an outpouring of feedback from readers. Many people are angry at the Mayor, some love him more than ever, while others are directing their ire squarely at The Chronicle. Joan from Modesto left us this message: Listen/Download Audio | 1:31 min : 0.86 MB Did you […] [Read More]
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San Francisco Chronicle reporter Meredith May talked with Mayor Gavin Newsom by phone about sex trafficking in the city and what he's doing to combat it. In this podcast, Newsom said he's frustrated by the magnitude of sex trafficking — especially of underage girls — in San Francisco. But he has a "growing intensity" to […] [Read More]
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estimated that 10% of the 4,000 congenitally acquired cases of CMV that are symptomatic at birth (400 cases annually) lead to death after a brief hospitalization following birth.
Of those 3,600 infants who live beyond the initial phase described above, the committee estimated that 90%, or 3,240 infants, experience severe sequelae, and 10%, or 360 infants, experience mild sequelae. These sequelae are life-long. The HUI associated with the mild and severe sequelae were estimated to be .89 and .48, respectively. Those experiencing severe sequelae were estimated to have a reduced lifespan to only 20 years. Table A4–1 illustrates the estimated number of cases in each health state, the duration of time that state is experienced, and the health utility index (HUI) associated with each state.
For the purposes of the calculations in this report, the committee estimated that there are 1,200 cases of moderate CMV disease (e.g., pneumonia and gastrointestinal disease) lasting 1 month, and 1,600 cases of severe CMV disease lasting 2 months in organ-transplant recipients each year. The HUI associated with moderate and severe CMV disease was estimated at .91 and .68 (further adjusted to reflect an altered baseline HUI for organ transplant patients compared to the general population). Further, the committee estimated that 10% of organ transplant patients with severe CMV disease die.
Table A4–2 summarizes the health care costs incurred by cytomegalovirus infections. For the purposes of the calculations used in the report, it was assumed that costs for neurologic sequelae of CMV infection in newborns (whether symptomatic at birth or not) includes regular visits to a specialist for the lifetime of all infected individuals, and special schooling expenses. A small percentage of more severely affected newborns incur costs for hospitalization and long-term care. For infants who are symptomatic at birth, costs for hospitalization, diagnostics, and specialists are included in the calculations. Outpatient follow-up for these patients include several physician visits. For those infants who experience severe sequelae of the CMV infection, costs for 20 years of long-term care are included.
The other group of patients with CMV infections assessed in this report are organ transplant recipients. Patients who develop CMV infections incur costs associated with hospitalization, diagnostics, and multiple physician visits.


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Each day MTRphilly.com will be breaking down the players on the Philadelphia Phillies 40 man roster and their non roster invitees. Today we will discuss relief pitcher Chad Durbin. Summary: Chad Durbin spent 2012 with the Atlanta Braves where he was 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA in 76 games. Durbin had a .083 ERA against NL East opponents and was stellar from May through the rest of the year. Durbin has a career mark of 42-47 with a 4.95 ERA in 440 games. Durbin gives the Phillies an experienced pitcher that can pitch the eighth inning or pitch multiple innings when needed. He is a leader in the bullpen and will help the younger pitchers out there mature. Scouting Report: Experienced pitcher that can pitch multiple innings Good character guy that mentors young pitchers Hits: Is coming off an impressive year where he pitched in 76 games and posted a 3.10 ERA. Understands Philadelphia fans and pitching successfully at Citizens Bank Park. Had a 0.83 ERA against National League East opponen...
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"You pull the bolt back, it feeds a cartridge into the chamber area of the barrel," said Stephanie Steward, FDLE forensics supervisor.
FDLE forensics supervisor, Stephanie Stewart, showed a Collier County judge how a Remington .22 caliber rifle works. This type of gun was just one of five that belonged to the teen's father, Christopher Rowles. During Friday's testimony, Collier County Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Horsman testified he was first on the scene and saw Kelly Rowles on the floor.
"She was laying on her back in front of a chair, appeared unconscious to me. I started giving her chest compressions," said Deputy Horsman.
And Corporal Kevin Ward, the acting supervisor that day, said the teen asked if she was okay.
"He asked me if his mom was dead, and I told him yes," said Corporal Ward.
Attorneys for the state and defense spent hours questioning Crime Scene Investigator Alicia Craig about the layout of the Fiddler's Creek home, showing photos of the family's living room at the time of the shooting Craig told the court Kelly Rowles was shot in the upper left temple. She added that because of the layout of the house, the teen would have been unable to see Rowles from all parts of the living room.


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