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The Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law (OSJCL) is a peer-evaluated, faculty-student cooperative venture published by the Michael E. Moritz College of Law at the Ohio State University. Published semi-annually, it is a forum for important scholarship written by academics and professionals in the criminal justice field.
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This is a Snowglobe figurine. Straight from the double "M" ranch. This little cow figurine is sure to please any Mary's Moo Moos Collector. The Cow is raking Fall Leaves, and inside the snowglobe are pumpkins and corn and sparkly snow. No chips or damage that I can find. Perfect for your collection! Very cute. Check out our other Mary Moo Moos .
Marys Moo Moos. "Friends Will Never Steer You Wrong ." Enesco. Cow wearing overalls riding a tractor, pulling his friends Pig and Chicken in a wagon. Size: 4" wide x 3 1/2" tall x 2 1/2" deep Very good condition. No box. Very cute. Thank you for looking at Lemon Tree Treasures. Check out our other Mary Moo Moos .
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I Scream, You Scream, We Love Dairy Queen Ice Cream ---Mary's Moo Moos Dairy Queen-- Item # 101487 -Very good condition.!! Unique. They have three different kinds of treats - do you think they'll share? This Mary Moo Moos figurine is really adorable. Please see the enlargement of this item, following this description. Check out our other Mary Moo Moos.
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Mary's Moo Moos by Enesco., Vintage. "Weeee Ride Together" #931MM417 Manufactured Under License of John Deere & Co., 1998. Very nice condition. No box. Very cute. Look at our other Mary Moo Moos.
Mary's Moo Moos - # 627704 - "CHIP"- Cowboy Sitting with a Cowboy Hat & Rope - 1993 Name of Item: Chip (Mary's Moo Moos). Figurines. No box. Very good condition. Would go well with the little cowgirl and pony. Check out our other Mary Moo Moos.
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Marys Moo Moos. "I'm Lucky to Know You." 1993--Enesco. Very good condition. No box. A cowgirl with pony and holding a horseshoe. Very cute. This would be sweet for the cowgirl in your life. Thank you for looking at Lemon Tree Treasures. Check out our other Mary Moo Moos.
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Treasured Plaque designed by artist Sandra Magsamen who reminds us to explore and experience each day with more heart, meaning, purpose, and joy. Decorated with beads, crystals, and baubles inspired by vintage jewelry; timeless patina creates a look that works in any home or office. Ceramic. Brightly colored. 6 3/4" across. This is an irresistibly sweet gift for a very special friend ! Your friend will love you for this sign.
Pretty vintage Josef originals Doll of the Month Birthstone Girl for March. She is 4" tall and 3 1/2" across at bottom. She is in good condition with no chips, cracks or damage that I can see.. Has original foil label on side of skirt as well as stamp on the bottom of the figurine. Very cute. She has the older black eyes.
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This is a beautiful set of 2 vintage Wales, made in Japan, figurines of little girls playing musical instruments ( I don't see any chips ). Used. Very nice condition. 4.5" tall. Measures approx. 4" to 4.5" $ 22.00 11 shipping
Is this cute or what ? !! This is a Home Interiors Figurine, Denim Days, "Sweet Land of Liberty" 2004 . 6.5" tall by 6" wide. It is a mother sewing an American Flag with the children watching her. Very nice Condition. No Box. No chips, cracks or scratches. Please check out our other Denim Days figurines in our catalog. Thank you for looking at Lemon Tree Treasures.
This is a vintage pair of kissing Dutch girl and boy figurines. They are ceramic, painted in dark blue and white. He is holding a bouquet of tulips behind his back. These figurines are in very good condition with no cracks or repairs that I can see. Both have some light crazing. 4.5" tall. Very sweet. Bright colors.
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This is a set of blue and white Holland-type windmills salt and pepper shakers. Not Delft Blue--at least I do not see any markings of Delft Blue. The windmill wheel blades actually turn. Please check out the color enlargement photo of these shakers. These are ceramic, vintage. Very good condition. They measure about 4" to the top of the blade. 2" wide at the very bottom. Thank you for visiting Lemon Tree Treasures. Come back soon. Check out our other salt and pepper shakers.
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RETIRED 1985 hand painted porcelain Denim Days figurines by Home Interiors & Gifts . The figurines are in excellent condition, no chips or cracks. The kid's names are Danny and Debbie. Sold as a group only, I don't want to separate. This is a set of 6 figurines plus the large one with the prized pig. Total of 7 figurines. Shipping will be $15.00 and includes packing and materials. It will be packed gorilla proof.
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This is the mod orange and yellow inside, brown outside, ceramic ashtray marked Treasure Craft, 1963, # 34. Apparently, these ashtrays were made in lots of different colors. Vintage, very good condition. There is some crazing on the ashtray. Selling "as is". Measures 7" long, 3 3/4" wide. Thanks for browsing Lemon Tree Treasures. Check out our other ashtrays .
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These are two wood framed ceramic/tile trivets. They may be used as trivets or as decorative wall decor. They measure 7 1/2" x 7 1/2" . They are heat resistant with bumper pads to help protect surfaces. There are hooks on the back for hanging if you decide to hang them on the wall. Thank you for looking at Lemon Tree. Come back soon.
Here we have a set of 3 collectible pigs-- pig decorations and piggie knickknacks: pig figurine basket, little piggie planter and a stack of pigs. The first one is a ceramic plump, pink pig planter with an endearing smile on his face. He measures 4" high x 3 1/2" wide. He is not marked. He is in very good condition.
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This is a beautiful vintage hand painted swan planter made by RCCL-Portugal. It is in excellent condition. No chips or cracks. MARKED ON BOTTOM AS SEEN IN PHOTO. It measures 9" long x 7" high. It is blue on white with a floral design. It is lovely and would make a nice addition to any collection. Thank you for looking.


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The director of Titanic takes us to a new world beyond our imagination, where a reluctant hero embarks on a journey of redemption, discovery and unexpected love -- as he leads a heroic battle to save a civilization in this epic action adventure fantasy. Conceived 14 years ago and over four years in the making, "Avatar" breaks new ground in delivering a fully immersive, emotional story and reinvents the moviegoing experience. "Avatar: An IMAX 3D Experience" has been digitally re-mastered into the unparalleled image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® through proprietary IMAX DMR® technology. With crystal clear images, laser-aligned digital sound and maximized field of view, IMAX provides the world's most immersive movie experience.
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|Vermont's Big Summer Kick-off Weekend
Vermont Free Family Days at State Parks and Historical Sites
Admission to all state owned parks and historical facilities is free. Here is the best source of information on this event and others throughout the summer.
Echo Aquarium and Science Center
Burlington, VT
Echo's Body Language exhibit is geared toward children but interesting for adults too. It covers the topic of how our bodies move and the complex but fascinating physics behind it. There are 17 interactive displays including dancing with your shadow and emailing the image to your family or friends. Continues through September 1.
Manchester Antique and Classic Car Show
Manchester, VT Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15, 2008
Address: Dorr Farm, Route 30, Manchester, VT
A large show with some 800 old vehicles on display in one of Vermont's prettiest towns.
Ethan Allen Days
Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15, 2008
Hildene Mansion 1005 Hildene Road Manchester, VT
A weekend of Revolutionary war displays, camps, battle re-enactments, displays, kid's tent, fife and drum corps - located in the area where Ethan Allen lived in during a very important time in Vermont's history.
Antique Gas & Steam Engine Show
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Old Stone House Museum , 109 Old Stone House Road, Brownington, VT
Hot Air Balloon Festival
Quechee, VT
Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15
One of Vermont's top events. Also includes craft fair and food tents. Bring the camera to get some great shots.
Vermont Culinary Classic
Stowe, VT
June 13 - 22, 2008
A ten day celebration of culinary arts that includes cooking demonstrations and tastings.
Green Mountain Corvette Classic
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
The fifth year of this well attended car show which gets a large number of old and new Corvettes.
Kids' Pirate Festival
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, 472 Basin Harbor Road, Vergennes, VT
A popular event for families that encourages kids to participate in pirate-themed activities.
Green Mountain Brass Band Concert
Sunday, June 15, 2:00 pm
Waterbury Center State Park 177 Reservoir RD Waterbury Center, VT 05677 +1 802-244-1226
Carving Studio & Sculpture Center Gallery
Annual Members' Show
West Rutland, VT
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Indoor Livestock Barn Days
Adams Farm, 15 Higley Hill Road, Wilmington, VT
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
A good event for families with young children. Hands-on activities such as goat milking, demonstrations, learning how farms work.
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Co-operative Education combines full-time study and full-time, study-related employment. It is presently an option within
Business Administration,
Computer Information Systems, Criminology/Criminal Justice, Fine Arts, General Studies,
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Information Technology, and
Science programs. Students should contact the Career Centre for further information,
or visit ufv.ca/Jobs/Co-op-Education.
Co-operative Education offers many benefits for students:
• Learning and applying job search skills through pre-employment seminars and a competitive job interview process.
• Testing and refining career choices in the context of the workplace.
• Gaining valuable on-the-job experience in their chosen field, which can
enhance post-graduation employability.
• Earning competitive wages, which can help to offset educational costs and reduce dependence on student loans and part-time employment during study terms.
• Applying classroom learning in the workplace.
Co-op students must be engaged in productive, study-related work rather than
merely observing others at work. While Co-op coordinators develop most of the placement opportunities, student-generated jobs are encouraged and must be approved as suitable learning experiences by the Co-op
coordinator. Appropriate on-the-job accommodations will be implemented for students with disabilities.
All registered Co-op students have access to an online Co-op job postings
system. These positions are open to Co-op students ONLY. Eligible students
compete for placements through an application process coordinated by the Co-op
staff. Employers make the interview and hiring decisions. The staff also
monitors the progress of each student on the job, through e-mail contact and at
least one work site visit.
The Co-operative Education staff are located within the Career Centre.
Each Co-op work term is generally four or eight months in length. In addition
to specified program courses, two work terms (diploma), three work terms
(degree) are normally completed to earn a Co-operative Education designation.
This may extend the duration of the program, depending on the number and timing
of the work placements. Students are encouraged to apply in their first year. After
completing the equivalent of a first year of study, Co-op students alternate
between semesters of full-time study and full-time paid work experience
Many Co-op positions are situated in the central and upper Fraser Valley;
however, students should give serious consideration to the possibility of
relocation for the work term period. Co-op students may also work in the Lower
Mainland and other areas of B.C. Students willing to commute or relocate will
have access to the widest range of work experience opportunities. Questions
regarding relocation should be discussed with the Co-op staff.
Entrance requirements and application process
All Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and visa students are eligible to
participate in the Co-op program. Visa students are eligible for work permits
which are only valid for Co-op employment arranged through the Co-op program.
To apply for the Co-op option, students must attend an information session and complete an application form that is available online through CareerLink at https://ufv-csm.symplicity.com/students.
Applications are accepted in the Fall, Winter, and Summer semesters. Deadlines are
posted on the Co-op website.
To qualify for the first work-term placement, students must:
• be enrolled full-time in the diploma or degree program.
• have successfully completed a minimum of 18 credits in their academic program.
have a GPA of at least 2.33 (C+) for diploma or 2.67 (B-) for degree.
complete a Co-op online application form by the September, January, or May deadline (see
website for deadline dates).
• attend an interview/orientation with Co-op staff to determine level of interest and ensure that the option is understood.
• complete the mandatory, full day Co-op pre-employment workshop delivered by the Co-op program.
To qualify for subsequent Co-op work terms, students must:
• have successfully completed all previous courses in their program prior to placement
• maintain a GPA of at least 2.33 (C+) for diploma or 2.67 (B-) for degree
• receive satisfactory evaluations from designated work-site supervisors in each work term
• submit a satisfactory graded work report after each work term.
Students are encouraged to apply to the Co-operative Education program
during their first year at UFV; however, all students are admitted on an
individual basis, and the requirements may be flexible. In some circumstances,
students may be admitted conditionally to Co-op if their GPA is lower than 2.67
(degree) or 2.33 (diploma).
Each applicant is judged on their individual situation. Please speak to the
Co-op coordinator for your program of study regarding your eligibility prior to
applying to the Co-op program if you are uncertain whether you qualify.
Students must apply for admission to the Co-op program.
Students are encouraged to contact appropriate Co-op coordinators as early in
their university career as possible but no later than two semesters prior to
the first work term. Note that if you wish to be employed in Summer 2015, you
would need to begin the Co-op process in Fall 2014.
Transfer students
Transfer students should contact the Co-op office as soon as possible and
must complete at least one study term prior to engaging in a work term. Students
may apply the academic credit hours earned at another institution towards the 18
hours required of academic credit hours prior to first work placement, as per UFV
Co-op entrance requirements (see above). Students transferring from an approved
accredited co-op program elsewhere, and who have successfully completed work
terms, will receive transfer credit for those work terms. At least 25% of the
academic program and one co-op work term must be completed at UFV. Please speak with a Co-op coordinator regarding the transferability of work
terms from other co-op programs prior to applying to Co-op at UFV.
Employment process
Once students have been accepted into the Co-op program and completed the
required pre-employment curriculum, they can then participate in the employment
competition. Job opportunities are identified and posted through Co-op. Students
select those positions for which they wish to compete. Employers then identify
candidates to interview and make an offer of employment to the candidate of
their choosing. If an
employment offer is made, the student may accept or decline, based on contractual
obligations and ethics associated with progression in the employment process.
These obligations are made clear to all participants at each point in the
employment process.
Once a student accepts an employment offer, they are required to fulfill that
work term obligation, and they must register in a Co-op practicum course.
Application form submission and/or participation in the employment
competition indicates a commitment to the program and acceptance of the
• permission for release of copies of transcript to prospective employers
• agreement to enrol in the appropriate Co-operative Education course
• agreement to inform UFV of the acceptance of any Co-op employment position
• agreement to complete the Co-operative Education program
• all accepted students are responsible for following the policies and
procedures outlined in the Co-op Student Handbook, found online at
Operation of the program
The Co-op coordinators and program staff facilitate all pre-employment student preparation,
negotiate work terms, meet employers to establish employer needs, and meet with
students to monitor progress. They oversee job competition and visit students on
the job, counsel and advise students, and deal with issues which may arise
for the student or the employer during a work placement.
Self-directed work search
Students may also find or create their own work terms, locally or abroad.
Guidance is provided. Self-initiated jobs must be approved by the Co-op program
in advance of the work term, and students are required to enrol in and pay for
the appropriate Co-op practicum.
International opportunities
Students may travel internationally to complete a work term. Contact your
Co-op coordinator for more information.
Additive credits
The Co-op courses are considered additive credits. These units do not
count toward the total units required for the degree.
Fees and additional costs
Please see the fees and other costs section of the calendar for co-operative education fees.
Diploma/degree designation
Three work terms must be successfully completed for a degree with a Co-op
designation. Two work terms must be successfully completed for a diploma with a
Co-op designation. Successful work term completion includes a passing grade
(comprised of both a work project evaluation and a work performance evaluation)
and compliance with minimum standards of participation. (A work term typically
consists of full time employment for 13-16 weeks.)
For further information please visit ufv.ca/Jobs/Co-op-Education.


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Movies :: Kilian Melloy's Best of 2013
EDGE's critic Kilian Melloy makes his choices for the best films of 2013:
12 Years a Slave
Steve McQueen's drama about Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor) carries the sting of historical truth: Northup was a free black man, and a fine musician, living in the North until he was abducted and sold into slavery down South. There, he endured over a decade's worth of forced servitude.
Like the Forest Whitaker vehicle "Lee Daniels' The Butler," this film graphically illustrates what it's like living as the "wrong" kind of person in a society where people can own people and treat them (or mistreat them) like any other kind of property -- including the perpetration of rape and murder without legal consequences. But "12 Years A Slave" also vividly portrays the human spirit's power to endure and the untarnishable nature of authentic dignity.


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NEW YORK (AP) — There's a change in the pecking order for country music's competing awards shows, at least for this season.
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garlic powder
1 1/2 teaspoons
dried basil
1 1/2 teaspoons
dried oregano
3/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
3/4 teaspoon
white sugar
2 1/2 cups
cooked elbow macaroni
3 cups
fresh sliced mushrooms
cherry tomatoes, halved
1 cup
sliced red bell peppers
3/4 cup
crumbled feta cheese
1/2 cup
chopped green onions
1 (4 ounce) can
whole black olives
3/4 cup
sliced pepperoni sausage, cut into strips
I'm so glad I waited to review this until the day after I made it. I tried it after chilling it for a couple of hours and wasn't too thrilled with it. I just made a bowl now, after it being in the fridge overnight and wow! It isn't dry at all and the flavors have really mingled and developed! I followed other's suggestions and used half balsamic vinegar instead of all red wine vinegar. I also used rotini pasta, regular tomatoes, portobello mushrooms, red and green bell peppers, and a small purple onion. I left out the pepperoni just because I didn't have any, but next time I'll definately add it. As good as it tastes, if you do use balsamic, be warned that the pasta and feta will look brownish. I think someone else mentioned this, but if you're making for company, you might want to use white balsamic vinegar. This is soooo good, thank you for the great recipe!
I am updating my review! I added sausage (didn't before) and YUM! My changes were: 1) Halved the amount of dressing and used 2 vinegars: so ... 1/4 cup olive oil, 2 tbsp red wine vinegar and 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar; 2) Even though I halved the amount of oil and vinegar, I still used the listed amounts of spices; 3) Used rinsed marinated artichokes instead of mushrooms; 4) 1 1/2 roasted red peppers instead of raw; 5) 1 cup of crumbled feta; 6) Omitted the olives; 7) Added a small dash of salt and lemon juice. Wow...those seem like a lot of changes but I don't think it affected the overall essence of the dish. Definitely let it marinate overnight. BTW: This is an embellished version of Greek Pasta Salad III...stick with this one.
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This is the best pasta salad ever; however, the vinegar/oil ratio is a little strong for me. I recommend that you start with approx. 1/4 cup of vinegar (you can adjust and add more if you like) using half red wine vinegar and half balsamic as suggested by other reviews. I substitute 1 can artichoke hearts-not marinated-for the mushrooms. I also used diced red and yellow peppers for extra color and sliced olives. I prefer red onions instead of green onions and use tomato basil feta cheese and bowtie pasta. Yummy and beautiful 5 star salad!
My sister-in-law made this for Mother's Day lunch and it was incredible! I think she said she scaled the recipe for 16 servings, but it still went perfectly. Some of the modifications she made was using a mix of yellow, red and green bell peppers for color. She also added some artichokes and replaced the cherry tomatos with sun dried tomatoes. And she cut the amount of mushrooms by half. But the taste was amazing. Note: if you don't like vinegrette type dressings, then you will not like this salad because the vinegar taste really comes through. (Which is what gives this pasta a great kick and Greek flavor!) I love it! Recipe is a keeper!
Great pasta salad! The first time I made it was for a block party, and after tasting it, my husband wanted me to make something else to take so he could have this all for himself. I got quite a few raves at the party with it. I used rigatoni pasta, left out the pepperoni, and thought there was plenty enough dressing as it is. Make it a day ahead as called for, though.
I substituted sliced zucchini, cut in half, for the mushrooms & omitted the olives & pepperoni, due to family personal preferences. I may serve the pepperoni on the side, next time for those who'd like to add it. I also took the advice of some reviewers to save some of the dressing to add just before serving so the pasta wouldn't be too dry. Another hint is to take the dish out ahead of time as the olive oil solidifies in the fridge.
Everyone loved this recipe. Make sure to make the night ahead so the flavors have time to meld. Using pepperoni isn't necessary--it almost seemed like too much meat and the vegetarians in our group couldn't enjoy it then. Next time we may add some artichokes.
I really liked this pasta salad. I left out the sausage and added red onions and parmasean cheese. I used the absolutely fabulous dressing (from this site) and I think that it was the dressing that set this salad apart.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (For Immediate Release) … Scott Russell Sanders, the author of twenty books, will give a public reading at Le Moyne College on Thursday, March 8, at 7 p.m. in Grewen Auditorium.

 Since 1987, when his first book of personal nonfiction, "The Paradise of Bombs," was published and awarded the Associated Writing Programs Award for Creative Nonfiction, Sanders has been a prominent and prolific voice in the field of writing about place and nature. His subsequent collections of essays have included "In Limestone Country" (1991); "Secrets of the Universe" (1993); "Staying Put" (1993), a celebration of commitment to place and winner of the 1994 Ohioana Book Award in Nonfiction; "Writing from the Center" (1995), winner of the 1996 Great Lakes Book Award; "Hunting for Hope" (1998); "The Country of Language" (1999); and "The Force of Spirit" (2000). His latest book is "A Private History of Awe," a coming-of-age memoir, love story, and spiritual testament published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux in 2006. He is also the author or eight works of fiction and a half dozen children's books.

 In his writing Sanders is especially concerned with the human place in nature, the work of social justice, the practice of community, the relation between culture and geography, the impact of science on our lives, and the search for a spiritual path.

 For his collected work in nonfiction, Sanders was honored in 1995 with a Lannan Literary Award. His work has also been selected for The Best American Essays, the Kenyon Review Award for Literary Excellence, the PEN Syndicated Fiction Award, and the John Burroughs Essay Award; it has been honored by the American Library Association and the National Council of Teachers of English; it has been nominated three times for the National Magazine Award; and it has been performed on National Public Radio. His fiction and essays have been reprinted in The Norton Reader, The Art of the Personal Essay, The Dolphin Reader, The Riverside Reader, The Harper & Row Reader and many other anthologies.

 Sanders is Distinguished Professor of English at Indiana University, where he has been teaching since 1971. He has received fellowships for writing from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Indiana Arts Commission, the Lilly Endowment, and the Guggenheim Foundation. His fiction and essays have appeared widely, in places such as Audubon, Harper's, Orion, North American Review, Georgia Review, Missouri Review, Tikkun, and Resurgence. He has served as literary editor of The Cambridge Review, as fiction editor of The Minnesota Review, and as a columnist on new fiction for the Chicago Sun-Times. He is a contributing editor for Audubon and a member of the advisory board for Orion and Fourth Genre. He gives frequent lectures around the country on environmental issues.

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In this study, we analyzed the performance of five BenchTop DNA Markers in both traditional, poured agarose gels and the precast eGel® System from Invitrogen. All five BenchTop DNA Markers are compatible with both systems, offering researchers flexibility and convenience in the use of these molecular weight markers.
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Gel electrophoresis has been used for decades to determine the molecular length of nucleic acid fragments. Prior to the discovery that DNA fragments could be separated by size via gel electrophoresis, scientists used methods like sucrose density gradients to determine the fragment lengths of DNA in their sample. In 1968, Takahashi et al. reported that DNA fragments from adenovirus could be separated by molecular length by agarose gel electrophoresis
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The Promega BenchTop 100bp DNA Ladder along with three other BenchTop markers from Promega were separated on both a 2% eGel® and a 2% standard agarose gel (Figure 2). The ladder was run in duplicate and visualized with ethidium bromide. All known molecular weight bands can be observed on both gel types.
The Promega BenchTop 100bp DNA Ladder (Panel A, lanes 1 and 2; Panel B, lanes 1and 2), BenchTop PhiX174 DNA/HaeIII Markers (Panel A, lanes 4 and 5; Panel B, lanes 5 and 6), BenchTop pGEM® DNA Markers (Panel A, lanes 6 and 7; Panel B, lanes 8 and 9) and the BenchTop PCR Markers (Panel A, lanes 8 and 9; Panel B, lanes 11 and 12) all are compatible with either precast eGel® Systems (Panel A) or traditional agarose gels (Panel B).
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Saturday, September 06, 2003Valparaiso, Ind. (Sept. 6, 2003) --A rough weekend and a rough Saturday came to end for the East Tennessee State volleyball team, following a 3-0 loss to Cleveland State (6-1). The Buccaneers, who fall to 1-5 this season, were defeated 30-22, 30-16, and 30-21, marking the second loss of the day for ETSU. The Bucs were swept by Valparaiso, host of this weekend's Popcorn Classic, by a score of 3-0 earlier in the day, as the Crusaders remained undefeated at a perfect 7-0. "Our passing really hurt us this weekend," said head coach Lindsey Devine. "We can't take anything away from the teams we've played. We were right in there for a couple of points, but we just couldn't seem to jump ahead of our opponents." ETSU, coming off a 3-0 loss to Indiana State on Friday night, was defeated by Valpo in consecutive games (30-14, 30-24, 30-19). The competition will only get more difficult for the Buccaneers when they travel to Knoxville next weekend for the Tennessee Lady Vol Classic. Besides taking on intra-state rival Tennessee, ETSU will face the likes of Big Ten opponent Michigan and Big West up-and-comer Cal State Fullerton.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 14, 2004) - The 2004 Southern Conference Men's Golf Championships are set to begin on Sunday, April 18 and run through Tuesday, April 20. The three-round, 54-hole event is scheduled to take place at the par 72, 7147-yard The Ridges Golf and Country Club in Jonesborough, Tenn., with East Tennessee State serving as the host institution. Georgia Southern enters this weekend's tournament looking to defend its 2003 team title. Led by junior Aron Price, who is ranked number one individually in the conference and 18th nationally by Golfweek with a 71.3 stroke average, the Eagles are the top-rated team in the SoCon this season. Also returning from GSU's 2003 championship squad is Jon David Kennedy who, in that 2003 event, finished in a tie for fifth place with Price. Furman seems poised to challenge GSU's supremacy, as the Paladins boast the second-best team scoring average in the conference and have two wins and one second place finish in their last three events. Furman also has two of the league's top eight individual players in Matt Davidson and Buddy Davis. Davis finished in a tie for ninth last season while Davidson's top SoCon performance was a 10th place finish in the 2001 event. Just behind Furman in the team rankings is UNC Greensboro, the fifth place team at last season's championships. The Spartans are led by senior Andy Bare, who has claimed two individual tournament titles this spring and ranks third in the conference's individual stroke averages at 73.4. Other top finishers from the 2003 Championships who are returning in 2004 include East Tennessee State's Chase Baldwin and Wofford's Daniel Sloan who tied for fifth with GSU's Price and Kennedy at a two-over par total of 218. East Tennessee State has won 16 SoCon Men's Golf titles, yet this is the first time that they have played host to the event. Georgia Southern's victory in Statesboro last season marked the first time that a school had won on its home course in the 71-year history of the SoCon tournament. Conference newcomer Elon is led by Ryan Loucks (73.5 average), while Steve Mayo (74.2) looks to lead Davidson's charge and Tucker Ervin (73.8) hopes to bring the College of Charleston its second conference title in three years. The sixth-rated SoCon team, Chattanooga, has been led by Matt Brock (74.4) who finished 14th in 2003. Western Carolina, Appalachian State, and The Citadel, the three schools who round out the SoCon rankings in 2004, will also look to make history this weekend. The Catamounts' top returnee is Tim Eckberg who had WCU's best finish last season. ASU returns last season's 20th place finisher, David Thomas, while The Citadel's Jeff Spencer and Matt Frye, both top 20 finishers in 2003, hope to lead the Bulldogs to their first SoCon Men's Golf title since 1964. Visit www.SoConSports.com for standings and results, updated each nine holes through the tournament.


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You might remember Saxe as the architect who built his mother this gorgeous bamboo retreat with a moon skylight. Although based in London, Saxe spends a lot of time in Central America and he helped design this spectacularly simple, yet luxurious container home for their property outside of San Jose. Gabriela Calvo and Marco Peralta wanted to live on their property, spend time with their horses and enjoy the natural landscape, but not go into debt building the home of their dreams. By utilizing recycled shipping containers and doing some of the work themselves, they were able to keep the ultimate cost of the home down to $40,000, which is inexpensive for many parts of the world.
Two 40′ containers were trucked in and installed on pier foundations slightly set apart to create a wider cross section. The containers were pulled apart to create larger window sections and great views of both the east and the west. Large holes were cut from the sides to install glass and aluminum framed windows. Scraps taken from the sides of the container were used as roofing on the raised center and the walls were insulated with industrial grade insulation. New wood floors were installed over the containers and the newly created middle section. The raised center provides natural daylighting and a wind tower effect encouraging natural ventilation, which works so well that they never have to turn on their AC.
As Saxe wrote to us, "I believe that the power of design comes from inspiring others with our work to look at alternate and creative solutions for dwellings in order to provide and gift them with a greater financial freedom." The project is already gaining attention for its use of recycled materials, simple, yet clear and efficient design as well as its affordability.
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My cousin in Costa Rica says homes around San Jose may be in the mountains where it's cooler, so some a/c may be necessary down on the beach, but it's best container design I've ever seen. Two other tricks might be to use the doorway cutouts as tilt-out overhangs or decks so they could be locked back in place for security, and also to ventilate the floor in clerestory section to suck up shaded air beneath structure into the "chimney". Congratulations to Mr Saxe on beautiful design.


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Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic scored in the first minute to help Stoke City earn a point against Southampton.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain didn't get credit for the goal but he caused it to go in off of Fabricio Coloccini for the only goal in Arsenal's 1-0 win against Newcastle at St. James' Park.
Fabricio Coloccini added to Newcastle's difficult start to the season with an own goal as Newcastle dropped a decision at home to Arsenal in Week 4 action.
After seeing yellow within moments of being introduced in his first two Newcastle matches, Mitrovic upped the ante to a red card after 16 minutes in Week 4.
David De Gea will continue to watch on from afar as Manchester United attempts to decide his short and long term fate. Sergio Romero will deputize again at the Liberty Stadium.
Marcos Rojo will make the squad for a Premier League match for the first time this season as United travel to Wales for a Week 4 match against last season's tormentors Swansea.
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On Tuesday, May 1, 2012, the City Council of Flagstaff, Arizona passed a resolution condemning the decision of the United States Supreme Court in Citizens United vs the Federal Election Commission and called for a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution to overturn the decision and allow states to regulate campaign contributions. The resolution states in clear terms that contrary to the Supreme Court's ruling, corporations are not "persons" protected by the constitution and do not have "political speech rights" under the first amendment. Flagstaff is the first city in Arizona to weigh in on this issue.
The historic action by the Flagstaff City Council was driven by the group, Flagstaff for Democracy, a diverse coalition of groups and individuals who collected over 600 signatures on a petition that was presented to the Council.
Progressive Democrats of Northern Arizona (PDNA) was represented in this coalition by Sallie Kladnik and Cheryl Bader, Co-chairs of PDNA, and PDNA members Eva Putzova, Joe Bader and PDNA's End Corporate Rule Issue Organizing Team Chair, Vic Smith. The signatures were collected over a period of several months, both online and at public events. Meetings were held with most members of the City Council during that period to inform them of the issue and to advocate that they take action.
The Flagstaff campaign is part of a nationwide effort by citizens' groups to oppose and reverse the disastrous Citizens United ruling that now specifically allows for unlimited contributions to political campaigns. Many cities, counties, states and citizens groups have passed similar resolutions in an attempt to force the Congress and the states to pass a constitutional amendment allowing for public regulation of such expenditures.
Reaction to the Council's historic decision was immediate:
"Flagstaff just joined about 180 municipalities, organizations and citizen initiatives that have already passed similar resolutions or ordinances in an attempt to reclaim our democratic process and limit corporate contribution for the purpose of influencing elections," said Cheryl Bader, one of the community organizers behind Flagstaff for Democracy.
Rebecca Christ, an NAU student and activist who spoke eloquently to the council in support of the resolution, added:
"The Supreme Court's ruling in the Citizens United decision unleashed the rise of Super PAC'S giving an unprecedented power to control our political system to those with the most financial resources at the expense of everybody else. We are grateful to the City Council for listening to our concerns and passing the resolution."
Vice Mayor Celia Barotz, who voted with the majority to pass the resolution said:
"This is one of the most important issues to come before the city council and I think it is our deep responsibility to weigh in. If this resolution passes it will be one of the most memorable moments of my time on the city council."
The resolution passed 4 to 1.
Link to original article from Flagstaff for Democracy
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Washington, D.C. – Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) Co-Chairs Reps. Raúl M. Grijalva and Keith Ellison today released the following statement in solidarity with the demonstrators on Wall Street and around the country:
"We have been inspired by the growing grassroots movements on Wall Street and across the country. We share the anger and frustration of so many Americans who have seen the enormous toll that an unchecked Wall Street has taken on the overwhelming majority of Americans while benefitting the super wealthy. We join...
Adam Sarvana and Jennifer Gore 05 Oct 2011 Hits:137 Rep. Raul Grijalva (AZ-07)
Tucson, Ariz. – Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva has introduced the Border Infrastructure and Jobs Act of 2011, following listening sessions around Southern Arizona throughout the summer with business and community leaders on how best to improve the local, regional and national economy. A formal rollout press conference is being held Sept. 28 at 10:00 a.m. at Armory Park in Tucson.
Approximately 235,700 jobs in Arizona rely on trade with Mexico. The number is 252,800 in Michigan, 249,000 in Nebraska and 119,000 in Ohio – states that benefit directly from effective transportation...
Adam Sarvana 26 Sep 2011 Hits:113 Rep. Raul Grijalva (AZ-07)
Washington, D.C. – Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chairs Reps. Raúl M. Grijalva and Keith Ellison today released the following statement on President Obama's job creation and deficit reduction plan:
"As co-chairs of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, we congratulate President Obama on many of his proposals to cut our deficits and balance our national budget. The president's determination to reduce the large national debt that he inherited after years of costly wars, unchecked defense spending, corporate welfare and giveaways to the wealthy few is admirable. We stand...
Congressional Progressive Caucus 19 Sep 2011 Hits:128 Rep. Raul Grijalva (AZ-07)
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) announced Wednesday night that she has vetoed a controversial bill that would allow businesses to deny service to gays and lesbians if they feel it violates their religious rights.
Gay rights advocates have denounced the legislation, labeling it a form of legalized discrimination, and Arizona's two GOP senators and leading Republican candidates for governor urged Brewer to veto the bill. Even a few GOP state legislators who voted for the measure now say it is not the right thing to do.
Brewer said the bill "does not...
Aaron Blake | The Washington Post 26 Feb 2014 Hits:490 Arizona
Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has received bipartisan support in the Arizona Legislature, but Arizona's Congressional delegation appears to be lagging behind. Of Arizona's 11 Senators and Representatives, only two– Southern Arizona Reps. Raul Grijalva (D- CD3) and Ron Barber (D- CD2)– have signed on to co-sponsor legislation to remove the ERA's ratification deadline.
There are two Congressional bills to remove the ratification deadline. In the House, HJ Res 43 has 104 cosponsors (including Grijalva and Barber), and in the Senate, SJ Res 15 has 34 cosponsors.
ERA was introduced during...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Tucson Progressive 14 Feb 2014 Hits:482 Arizona
With each massacre of innocent citizens, the demand for action on gun control by the US Congress intensifies.
After the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012, it appeared as if the national outrage over the massacre of 20 children and 6 school staff would finally push the Congress into action, but sadly, in April 2013, the most recent attempt at common sense gun control was thwarted by a Republican Party filibuster (which included both Arizona Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain.)
This week, a lone gunman opened fire in a Washington DC naval facility, killing...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Tucson Progressive 18 Sep 2013 Hits:745 Arizona
The series on poverty the Arizona Daily Star just finished running struck a chord with me, and I'd like to share what I think the federal government is doing right and wrong to address the issue.
Many people understand that job creation investments, when made wisely, are an effective way to reduce poverty. Congress should be making more of those investments. The era of austerity, when lawmakers experimented with cutting everything in sight no matter the human consequences, has to end. It hasn't created jobs; it hasn't led to a stronger...
Rep Raúl M. Grijalva | Arizona Daily Star 22 Aug 2013 Hits:716 Arizona
I'm juxtaposing the views of Chris Hedges, who I think is the clearest thinking journalist around,and a right-wing viral email I recently read, and the message is clear: Progressives, wake up. Or, in the words of Samuel Jackson, "wake the f*&*k up."
This is a lengthy post. Sorry for that. Ultimately, my point is that while progressives are hyper-focusing on issues like abortion rights, spending enormous amounts of energy to elect spineless politicians destined to disappoint them, and celebrating what they believe is the implosion of the Republican Party, we are...
Bob Lord | Blog for Arizona 07 Aug 2013 Hits:760 Arizona
You can see multiple downtown Tucson development from atop the Pennington Street Parking Garage. The Ronstadt Transit Center (foreground) is in the crosshairs for future development.
Business friendly? Tucson's been there, done that, … and got the t-shirt at Goodwill. As former City Councilwoman Molly McKasson said, we put all of our eggs in the development basket and look where it got us.
Twenty percent of Tucsonans are living in poverty.
Thirty percent of Tucson children are living in poverty.
Fifty-two percent of Tucson children live in a one-parent household.
Seventy-one percent of Tucson Unified...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Tucson Progressive 05 Aug 2013 Hits:729 Arizona
Progressives in Congress and across the country are fighting the tide of right wing extremism on multiple fronts– from food stamps to cuts in Social Security to stalled immigration reform to anti-woman legislation to austerity for the middle class, while the wealthy live high on the hog.
Congressman Raul Grijalva has been at the forefront of the progressive movement in Congress. As another budget battle heats up in the House of Representatives, Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) want to thank our stalwarts like Grijalva, and at the same time want to...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Tucson Progressive 12 Jul 2013 Hits:643 Arizona
Arizona's Republican Gov. Jan Brewer is stepping up her pressure on the GOP-led legislature to expand Medicaid by declaring a moratorium on legislating until they give in.
Brewer vetoed five unrelated bills on Thursday, according to the Arizona Republic, and threatened to keep blocking legislation until Republicans expand Medicaid to cover thousands of Arizonans, which Obamacare permits at minimal cost to the state.
"I warned that I would not sign additional measures into law until we see resolution of the two most pressing issues facing us: adoption of a fiscal 2014 state...
Sahil Kapur | TPM 25 May 2013 Hits:1322 Arizona
Last week, an exchange between Jeff Flake, Janet Napolitano, and Chuck Schumer exemplified all that is wrong with the way in which immigration gets discussed within Washington and how far removed the beltway is from the daily reality and aspirations of people who are marching for immigrant rights this week.
When the topic of immigration enters the beltway, it gets reduced to an issue and divorced from the people whose lives hang in the balance. The dehumanizing view of migrants promoted by people like Sheriff Arpaio and Jan Brewer in Arizona...
Pablo Alvarado | Huffington Post 05 May 2013 Hits:756 Arizona
While Senate leaders, including Arizona's John McCain and Jeff Flake, hammered out immigration reform details last month, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio reminded the nation how rogue law enforcement can still undercut legislative efforts for a pathway to citizenship.
In a demonstration of his notorious intimidation tactics, Arapio's deputies raided three Phoenix-area taco shops and arrested 11 undocumented immigrants on March 14th.
The anti-immigrant raid took place only days after an internal-affairs report found Arpaio's office had bungled hundreds of sex-crime cases. It wasn't an isolated event.
A herculean Respect Arizona recall movement...
Jeff Biggers | Huffington Post 23 Apr 2013 Hits:874 Arizona
Seventeen bills introduced in the Arizona legislature in 2013 can be tied to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), and every member of the Republican leadership in the state are current or recent ALEC members, according to a new report from the Center for Media and Democracy and its allies "ALEC in Arizona: The Voice Of Corporate Special Interests In The Halls Of Arizona's Legislature."
"ALEC is a secretive but powerful force in Arizona politics," said Lisa Graves, CMD's Executive Director. "This report exposes how corporations and Arizona legislators, have worked...
Nick Surgery | PRWatch 14 Apr 2013 Hits:569 Arizona
This week, a state civil rights board heard tales of increased racial profiling and police mistrust.
Police pulling people over for minor infractions and asking for documents, rape victims too afraid to call the police, children living in fear of having their parents taken away.
These were some of the stories shared by community members and immigrant advocates in Arizona, who testified before a state civil rights board this week on the enforcement of a state immigration law they say has increased racial profiling and police mistrust.
"SB 1070 is being used as...
Valeria Fernández } New America Media 30 Mar 2013 Hits:1046 Arizona
Author and historian John Nichols warned a packed house of Tucson progressives and unionists that now is not the time for complacency. Now is the time to rise up and fight against the forces of greed who are trying to rob the American people of their rights and their earned benefits.
Nichols, writer for The Nation and frequent commentator on MSNBC, held the audience in wrapped attention for 90 minutes as he carefully explained what the current Washington DC budget and debt reduction talks...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona 15 Mar 2013 Hits:926 Arizona
Thanks to publicity on this blog, social media, and e-mail blasts, progressives and other Democrats came to the Americans for Prosperity "public forum" on Medicaid expansion last night at The Loft Cinema. Too bad we couldn't get in.
Approximately 20 pro-healthcare reform advocates, plus six journalism students, and two bloggers were shut out of the tightly controlled forum. In addition, City Councilman Steve Kozachik was "uninvited" to participate in the panel. Although public announcements of the event in the Tucson Weekly, the Arizona Daily...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog For Arizona 08 Mar 2013 Hits:2013 Arizona
In recent months, a handful of Republican governors have softened their stances on Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act. Showing a bit of financial savvy and (dare I say) compassion for the millions of poor Americans who would be covered by this, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and others have decided to take the feds' funds and allow expanded healthcare coverage for their citizens who can't afford insurance.
Unfotrunately for the people who would benefit from Medicaid expansion, Big Brother Brothers don't like it when their...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona 06 Mar 2013 Hits:796 Arizona
PHOENIX (AP) - A political group has filed paperwork with the Arizona Secretary of State's office to launch a recall campaign against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Respect Arizona will need to collect more than 350,000 valid signatures in the next 120 days to force a recall election.
The 80-year-old Arpaio was elected in November to his sixth consecutive term in office.
He filed paperwork last week indicating that he plans to run again in 2016.
In a statement Thursday, Arpaio say he believes the recall effort is over his stance...
My Fox Phoenix, AP 01 Feb 2013 Hits:810 Arizona
In tough times, even the most independent woman may find herself turning to traditional feminine tactics to secure her financial future-- like marrying a sugar daddy.
And what better sugar daddy could a woman find than a corporate person? As reported earlier by this blogger, seven New York City brides married and pledged allegiance to seven corporate masters... er... grooms on the steps of the New York Stock Exchange on Friday, January 19, the third anniversary of the Citizens United decision by the US Supreme Court.
Occupy Tucson activist and...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona.com 20 Jan 2013 Hits:1188 Arizona
January 21, 2010 is a date that will go down in infamy. It is the date the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of Citizens United and declared that corporations are people, money equals speech, and campaign finance reform that limits the amount of money a corporation can donate to political campaigns is unconstitutional.
This decision paved the way for the obscene amounts of money that were spent in the 2010 and 2012 elections and emboldened groups like the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) to...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona.com 20 Jan 2013 Hits:929 Arizona
Border Patrol agents have been caught on video destroying water jugs and removing clean blankets that No More Deaths humanitarian volunteers left in the Arizona desert for border crossers.
From No More Deaths...
Tucson, AZ- A hidden camera video released by Tucson-based humanitarian organization No More Deaths shows an agent of the U.S. Border Patrol removing clean blankets and food intended for migrants in distress.
Videos of Border Patrol behaving badly and more details after the jump.
The January 8 video captures a Border Patrol agent on a...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona 18 Jan 2013 Hits:1079 Arizona
Fun! Food! Adventure! Smiling young faces!
And killing machines?
The poster pictured here advertises the Aviation Open House at Cochise Community College back in October 2012.The purpose of the open house was to showcase the college's new aviation classrooms, flight simulators, and training facilities. Jobs and education for rural Arizona youth-- what could be more wholesome? Unfortunately, the open house also shined a spotlight on the college's cozy (and a bit creepy) relationship with merchant of death and destruction Northrup Grumman-- as well as the college's disdain for freedom of...
Pamela Powers Hannley | Blog for Arizona 18 Jan 2013 Hits:762 Arizona
The Tucson Chapter of Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) has been participating in PDA's national effort to educate Congress. In December, more than 80 letters were delivered to Congressional offices around the country-- including those of Congressman Raul Grijalva and Congressman Ron Barber.
Above, Jim Hannley, a member of the PDA Tucson Steering Committee, discusses the January 16 "prosperity not austerity" letter with Barber's staff. Below is the text of the letter, which also appears on our Facebook page.
If you agree with the points in this letter, please contact Barber's office...
PDA Tucson 17 Jan 2013 Hits:728 Arizona
Washington, D.C. – Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva today released the following statement on Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's recent decision to accept federal Medicaid expansion funds through the Affordable Care Act.…
A national initiative aimed at curbing gun violence was launched by former US. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and her husband, Mark Kelly, on Tuesday -- the second anniversary of…
Joe Arpaio has thought of less friendly uses for firearms in his recent past. Back in November, the sheriff decided to arm his deputies with automatic weapons to…
While fumbling Tucson school officials and their extremist Arizona state counterparts await the fate of the outlawed Mexican American Studies in a federal court desegregation order, the prestigious Prescott…
What a difference a year makes -- especially for students in Tucson, Arizona, the "Little Rock" of education for our modern times.
While President Dwight Eisenhower overruled the "leadership of …
In 2010, Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery was among those firmly in support of Arizona's controversial anti-immigrant legislation SB 1070. Today, he belongs to a bipartisan coalition of…
The sun is shining slightly brighter in Arizona this week, as the state celebrates a week-long vacation from Governor Jan Brewer and her latest gaffes.
The self-described "Scorpion eater"…
Overshadowed by the ballot fallout in the recent elections in Arizona, a long-awaited and historic federal desegregation proposal was released earlier this month that could reinstate the Tucson Unified School…
Approximately 50 Tucson activists protested Wal-Mart's labor practices at a southside store on Black Friday.
The usual left-wing groups were represented-- Jobs with Justice, Occupy Tucson, Progressive Democrats of America…
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Sunday, May 05, 2002Chattanooga, Tenn. (May 5, 2002) -- The Chattanooga Lady Mocs scored four unanswered runs to begin the game and went on to defeat East Tennessee State, 7-1, in game seven of the Southern Conference Softball Championships Sunday morning from Frost Stadium in Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga (40-13) scored a run in the top of the first to take the lead without the benefit of a hit. Leftfieder Grace Pickett led off the inning with a walk. She advanced to third on an error and came home on a bases loaded walk by centerfielder Paige Cochrane. The Lady Mocs extended their lead to 4-0 by plating three more runs in the bottom of the third. First baseman Jada Pescatore reached on an error to lead the inning off and advanced to second as shortstop Jill Crawford reached on a bunt single. Cochrane then doubled to drive in Pescatore, but Crawford was tagged out in a rundown between third and home. Designated player Tera Garner next came to the plate and belted a home run to left center. The Bucs (24-31) got on the board by scoring a run in the bottom of the third. Freshman centerfielder Danielle Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.) walked with one out and advanced to third on a walk by senior designated player Melanie Collins (Greeneville, Tenn.). Spetar came home when sophomore first baseman Miranda Byerly (Candler, N.C.). Chattanooga scored another run in the top of the fourth as Pickett singled to lead off the inning and was sacrificed to second by second baseman Dana Reed. She went to third on a single by third baseman Melissa Ramirez and scored on a sacrifice fly by Pescatore. The Lady Mocs scored single runs in the sixth and the seventh to close out the scoring. Spetar and Collins both had two hits in the game for ETSU. Crawford and Cochrane each collected two hits for the Lady Mocs. Cochrane drove in three runs while Garner drove in two. Senior pitcher Marsha Giles (Jonesborough, Tenn.) took the loss (5-11) after allowing four runs (two earned), and three hits in 2.1 innings of work. Southern Conference Pitcher-of-the-Year Beth Alexander got the win (23-6) for Chattanooga, pitching a complete game while allowing one run on five hits. The Bucs will next play UNC Greensboro at 12:30 p.m. in game nine of the double-elimination tournament.


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Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence today commended the Indiana House of Representatives for advancing HB 1004 to the Indiana Senate. The legislation passed the House by a vote of 87-9.
"Every child deserves to start school ready to learn, and I am grateful for the overwhelming, bipartisan support in the Indiana House to advance a voluntary pre-K program for our low-income kids," said Pence. "I am especially grateful to Speaker Brian Bosma and Representative Bob Behning for their efforts to marshal support for this important initiative, which will open the doors of opportunity for Indiana's most vulnerable students. Our administration looks forward to continuing to work with members of the Senate as this bill moves forward."