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Bucs, Owls set for A-Sun battle Wednesday in Kennesaw
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Tuesday, January 04, 2011
KENNESAW, Ga. (Jan. 5, 2011)
-- After surviving Monday evening with a one-point win over Mercer, the ETSU men's basketball team will be looking for an Atlantic Sun Conference road swing sweep Wednesday night when the Buccaneers take on Kennesaw State inside the KSU Convocation Center. Tip is set for 7:30 p.m.
The Bucs (7-7 overall, 2-1 A-Sun) have enjoyed four straight wins and are riding a wave of momentum after a last-second victory over the Bears. Junior guard
Adam Sollazzo
(Tampa) has been key to the Bucs' resurgence, averaging a team-best 15.3 points per game over the last four games and shooting 72 percent from the field during this stretch. He was named A-Sun Player of the Week on Tuesday for his recent play.
For more on Wednesday's game, click on the game notes above or read the notes located below. For more on ETSU men's basketball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
We are "ETSU"
The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast media to honor our request to be called "ETSU" ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Buccaneers, but Bucs is also acceptable.
Buc bits
The ETSU men's basketball team only added to its rich history of success during the 2009-10 season, capturing its second straight Atlantic Sun Conference Championship and earning the program's ninth trip all-time to the NCAA Tournament ... Posting the program's fourth 20-win season in the past seven years, the Bucs overcame multiple challenges during the season before dropping Mercer in the A-Sun finals ... Only losing senior guard Jocolby Davis off the roster from 2009-10, the Bucs will add Smith back to the mix after receiving a medical redshirt a year ago, and a trio of incoming recruits will also add to the talent pool.
The series versus Kennesaw State
The Bucs are 9-1 all-time against the Owls, including an 69-64 win over Kennesaw State in their last meeting, which occurred in the semifinals of last year's A-Sun Tournament.
Last time against Kennesaw State
MACON, Ga. (March 5, 2010) - Freshman forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.) sank a critical jump shot, blocked an attempted score and pulled down an important defensive rebound in the final seconds, as the No. 5-seeded ETSU men's basketball team rallied from a 15-point first-half deficit to take a hard-fought 69-64 win over No. 8-seeded Kennesaw State in the semifinals of the 2010 General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament at the University Center on the campus of Mercer University. ... The Buccaneers, who are the defending A-Sun Tournament champions, led the game 63-62 with 59 seconds left when Ward sank his 18-foot jumper to make it 65-62, and he later grabbed a missed foul shot by the Owls to help seal the win. Junior guards Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and Micah Williams (Manchester) then combined to hit four straight free throws down the stretch, helping send the Bucs to their second straight A-Sun championship game. ... Along with Ward's play down the stretch, Williams returned from his career best 32-point effort in Thursday's quarterfinal win to score a team-high 20 points against the Owls. In addition, junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) pitched in 18 points, while freshman Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) had 11. ... Leading 31-29 at the half, the Bucs continued to play well early on in the second half as they pushed the lead out to eight points at 45-37 on a layup by Tubbs. However, from there the Owls hit three straight 3-pointers in an 11-0 spurt to race past the Bucs and hold a 52-47 edge with 10 minutes left in the game. ... ETSU managed to rally at that point, regaining the lead at 55-54 and not trailing again even though the Bucs never held an advantage of more than four points down the stretch. In fact, though Ward's bucket made it 65-62, Kennesaw State's Kevin McConnell quickly scored and was fouled, going to the free throw line with a chance to tie the game. The free toss missed however, and Ward was there to pull down the board. From there, both Tubbs and Williams hit free throws to ice the win.
Last time out
MACON, Ga. (Jan. 3, 2011) - ETSU junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) became the hero, but not until a desperation, half-court shot by the Mercer Bears inexplicably rolled off the back of the rim, giving the Buccaneers a 62-61 win in Atlantic Sun Conference play Monday evening inside the University Center. ... The final seconds played out like a movie scene, as a drawn charge by sophomore post Lukas Poderis (Tampa) gave the Bucs the ball with just 11.3 seconds left and ETSU trailing 61-60. Sollazzo then took over, driving the length of the court, going down the baseline, and making an awkward, hooked bank shot to make it 62-61 with 3.7 seconds left. ... Mercer then inbounded the ball and their freshman guard Langston Hall heaved a half-court shot at the buzzer. The ball hit the front of the rim, bounced high in the air, came down to bounce twice on the back bracket and somehow managed to not fall in, rolling off to the left as the buzzer sounded. ... Making the win even more remarkable, the Bucs were playing the final two and a half minutes without junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.), sophomore forward J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.), and senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.). All three had fouled out of the game, marking the first time since Nov. 28, 2007 against Chattanooga that the Bucs had that many players out of the contest. ... The Bucs continued to struggle offensively in the early going, as they fell behind by a score of 14-4 with just under 12 minutes left before the intermission. Despite those struggles, ETSU used a 6-0 run midway through the half and a basket by Sollazzo in the final five seconds to cut the deficit to 27-25 at the break. ... In the second half, the Bucs tied the game twice in the opening two minutes, but later fell behind by seven at 40-33 following a Bears' streak of four straight 3-pointers. ETSU finally came to life in a big way at that point, putting together a 13-1 run that was capped by the first two baskets of the night for senior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.), making it 46-41 with just over eight minutes left in the game. ... Unfortunately for the Bucs, the Bears answered with a 15-5 offensive burst thanks to 12 points from senior forward Brian Mills, and led 56-51 with less than three minutes to go in the game. Without Brown, Ward and Smith, the Bucs still managed to scrape back into it in the final minutes to set up Sollazzo's heroics.
Sollazzo wins his first A-Sun POTW honor
MACON, Ga. (Jan. 4, 2011) - With his late-game heroics against Mercer and solid offensive efforts in ETSU's last two games, Buccaneers' junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) was named the Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week on Tuesday. ... It is the first ever POTW honor for Sollazzo, whose baseline layup with 3.7 seconds on the clock lifted the Bucs to a 62-61 win over Mercer Monday evening. In addition, the 6-foot-6 point guard has averaged 16 points and 4.5 assists over his last two games, while shooting an impressive 75 percent from the floor (12-of-16). ... Last week against Campbell, Sollazzo posted a career high 17 points as ETSU dropped the Camels 72-59 inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. Sollazzo has scored in double figures for four straight games, as the Bucs have posted a 3-1 overall record and 2-0 league mark in those contests. ... The Bucs have now picked up the last two A-Sun POTW awards, as senior Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) won the honor last week.
Williams chasing 1,000; Smith moving up scoring list
While senior Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) is already a member of the 1,000-point club, fellow senior Micah Williams has a shot at making it to the group., Meanwhile, Smith continues to climb the all-time scoring chart. Below are numbers for both players:
Name Current Points
Micah Williams 862
With those point totals, Williams would need to average 8.1 points a game for the Bucs' final 17 regular season games to reach 1,000. Smith stands at 1,372 points, and just recently overtook former Buccaneer great Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) for No. 10 on the ETSU all-time scoring list. Here are is the breakdown:
Name Place Points
Zakee Wadood No. 8 1,382
Mike Smith No. 9 1,372
Harley Swift No. 10 1,367
Jerald Fields No. 11 1,351
Sollazzo rolling in last four games for ETSU
Junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) has really found his rhythm in the last three games, leading the team with an average of 15.3 points per game, while shooting an astounding 24-of-33 from the field for a 73 percent clip ... He is also averaging four rebounds and five assists a game during this stretch.
"Big 3" hitting on all
cylinders key to
Bucs' success
Coming into this season, the Bucs were counting on quality offensive production from their "Big 3" senior guards in Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.), Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and Micah Williams (Manchester) ... All three have had double-figure scoring seasons in the past, and expectations were for much of the same in 2010-11 ... However, so far this season, six of the Bucs' seven losses have coincided with poor output from the trio ... In fact, when all three score in double figures, the Bucs have won each of those games (Tennessee Tech, Milligan and Dayton) ... But when one or two is having an off night, the Bucs have difficulty winning.
Bartow among best in the country over last five years
When looking at coaches across the country, ETSU head coach Murry Bartow stands among a select group ... Of those coaches that have been at their current school for at least five years, only 24 have averaged better than 20 wins a season ... That list includes coaches such as Dayton's Brian Gregory, Syracuse's Jim Boeheim, UConn's Jim Calhoun, Florida's Billy Donovan, Michigan State's Tom Izzo, Duke's Mike Kryzewski, Louisville's Rick Pitino, Kansas' Bill Self, Maryland's Gary Williams and North Carolina's Roy Williams ... The list also includes Bartow, who is average 20.2 wins a year since 2005-06.
Bucs help bolster A-Sun to strong RPI standings
With a pair of signature wins already this season, the ETSU men's basketball team - along with other members of the Atlantic Sun Conference - is doing its part to put the league in some impressive company on the national hoops stage. ... With wins over Atlantic 10 Conference stalwart Dayton and Southeastern Conference West Division favorite Mississippi State, the Buccaneers have helped the A-Sun generate plenty of waves across the board in the national RPI rankings. As a result, one month into the 2010-11 NCAA men's basketball season, the Atlantic Sun Conference is ranked ahead of other mid-major leagues including the Southern, Ohio Valley, Big South, West Coast, Mid-American, WAC and Sun Belt. ... The A-Sun remains among the top half of the conferences in the country. CollegeRPI.com ranks the A-Sun 14th, immediately behind the Horizon, Conference USA and Missouri Valley, and ahead of the conferences mentioned above. Against the Southern, Big South, Sun Belt and Ohio Valley conferences, the A-Sun owns a 15-8 mark. ... The conference has more than held its own against the BCS conferences. With ETSU's win at Mississippi State, the conference grabbed its fifth win against the "Power-6" leagues. No conference eligible for consideration for the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll owns as many BCS wins as the A-Sun. The five wins represent the most for the league since they also picked up five wins in 2007-08.
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This instructable will show how to make a paracord lanyard using the cross knot and snake knot. The lanyard can be used as a wallet chain, to secure a key chain, keyring, knife, multitool, flashlight, cell phone, camera, binoculars, compass, and other assorted pocketable gadgets, gear, and gizmos... More projects, links, knot references can be seen in my blog, Stormdrane's Blog.
The cross knot can also be found under different names from other online and book references, as: The Chinese Crown Knot, Chinese Cross, Japanese Crown Knot, Japanese Success Knot, Rustler's Knot, Friendship Knot, and knot #808 in 'The Ashley Book of Knots'.
You can use the loop end of the lanyard to attach it to your item and use the clip end to secure to a belt loop, bag, pack, etc... Or run a belt through the lanyard's loop and use the attachment to clip onto your gadget, gear, gizmo, etc... Longer versions could be used as a pet leash for your dog, cat, pot belly pig, iguana, ferret, or other assorted leashable rodents and varmints.
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For this project, you'll need 10 feet of paracord, scissors, swivel snap hook, and a lighter. Optional supplies are hemostats, tape measure, and your own choice of attachments, like: split ring, swivel clip, carabiner, snap shackle, etc...
I used 10 feet of paracord to make a finished lanyard/wallet chain of about 2.5 feet in length. You can use more or less to make one of your own preferred length.
There are many online sources for paracord, available in different lengths and color choices, and can sometimes be found at local sporting goods outlets and Army/Navy Surplus stores. Various attachments can also be found online and at local retail establishments, and you may even scavenge them from keyrings/keychains, pet leashes, etc... that you already have.
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very nice i need to find some of those " snap shackles"
Het Stormdrane. Great instructable - informative yet concise, and with good clear pics. Very easy to follow. I made this lanyard for my new knife, so I can attach it to my belt or jacket but still easily extend my arm fully. There are a few places where my knotting is a bit ropey (see what I did there? ;-) ), but I'm well happy with it for a first attempt. All I need now is practice.
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Great Instructable!!! I made it this afternoon...
Thanks Stormdrane!
I made one 5 1/2 feet long with a carabiner to use in my pickup to hold cargo bags of groceries grouped together ( to keep them from sliding) or to keep the gas cans lined up by the tailgate ( also, slide factor). I made it in pink and black to keep my hubby from ''borrowing'' it for his truck, but I'm going to do one for him in black. Thanks so much for an awesome instructable. The instructions were clear and concise and the photos were perfect.
i made the chain-link only; but i kept having 1 end getting longer than other what did i do wrong thx.
I'd just like to compliment your blog, your photography often looks professionally done!
Keep it up, I hope to see more stuff from you on here :D
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News about cruises, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 8, 2015
Carnival Cruise Lines will offer trips from Miami to Cuba starting in May 2016, pending approval of Cuba's government. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
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Jun. 4, 2015
Chinese officials hold tight rein on information regarding capsizing of cruise ship Oriental Star in Yangtze River, restricting media coverage and even censoring social media from accident-related search terms. MORE
Jun. 3, 2015
Experts say tourism on Chinese river cruise lines is stagnant, with dropping fares leading to neglected safety inspections and inexperienced crews; capsizing of Yangtze River cruise ship on June 1 is leading to calls for improved shipping safety in East Asia. MORE
May. 10, 2015
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Apr. 12, 2015
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Mar. 22, 2015
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Mar. 15, 2015
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Mar. 15, 2015
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Mar. 15, 2015
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Mar. 15, 2015
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Mar. 15, 2015
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Mar. 12, 2015
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Nov. 16, 2014
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Oct. 20, 2014
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Jul. 24, 2014
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Jun. 30, 2014
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Apr. 13, 2014
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Mar. 16, 2014
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Mar. 16, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column highlights non-pharmaceutical remedies for seasickness on cruises. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Travel Q&A with Carnival Cruise Lines executive Terry Thornton, in which he discusses how to attract customers and choose destinations. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Steven McElroy travel article says cruise lines, to draw share of new cruisers, are experimenting with shaking up their entertainment shtick and getting 'immersive;' they are taking fresh approach to everything from marquee theatrical events to lower-profile offerings that seem like relics from different generation. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Elaine Glusac travel article highlights six trends in cruising that are driven by a sense of experience and connection to local culture, from taking it slow to heading far away. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Judith H Dobrzynski travel article on boat trip from Senegal through Gambia, featuring views of wildlife, local culture and connections with history. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Neil Genzlinger travel article on four-day rock music cruise between Miami and the Bahamas. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Mark Bittman travel essay describes the unhip, unexpected joys of cruising. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
Increasing number of couples are seeking to get married at sea even though such ceremonies are generally not legal; some cruise lines, in effort to meet growing demand, are looking for ways to perform legal unions in international waters. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Nicholas Bakalar travel article on why norovirus crops up on cruise ships; looks at how virus spreads, how often widespread illness occurs and recommendations for prevention. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
North American cruise ships carried 17 million passengers in 2012, up from seven million in 2000; expansion in ship size is worrying safety experts, lawmakers and regulators, who are pushing for more accountability, saying supersize craze is fraught with potential peril for passengers and crew. MORE
Oct. 15, 2013
Cruise Lines International Association, a trade association, is beginning its annual National Cruise Vacation Week Sale. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
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Sep. 27, 2013
Divers involved in recovery of cruise ship Costa Concordia find several bones on the seabed; authorities caution that DNA tests must be used to determine whether they are the remains of the last two unrecovered bodies from 2012 shipwreck that killed 32 people off Tuscan coast in Italy. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
A number of major cruise lines have made their onboard smoking policies more restrictive. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Norma Beazley's late husband's collection of vintage ocean-liner menus evokes an era before the cruise buffet; dating to the late 1800s and documenting more than a century of shipboard haute cuisine, the menu collection is probably the largest, and perhaps the only one of its kind, in the world. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Italian officials give go-ahead for ambitious attempt to set upright the Costa Concordia, cruise liner that went aground near an Italian island in 2012, killing 32 people. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
Kirk Johnson travel article on bare-bones cruise through Inside Passage to Alaska on ferry run by state's Marine Highway System; cruise, which involves tents on deck, offers its own adventurous charm. MORE
Jul. 10, 2013
Myanmar was once isolated, but tourism is expected to increase dramatically. High-end firms have taken notice, with Orient-Express offering a new river cruise. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Steven McElroy travel article describes experience of going on themed cruise inspired by reality television show Top Chef. MORE
Jun. 12, 2013
Hong Kong's old Kai Tak Airport will reopen as Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, accommodating world's largest cruise ships; decision to spend $1 billion to convert old airport site into cruise terminal is bet on Asia's growing appetite for travel. MORE
May. 29, 2013
The trade group representing major cruise lines has recently adopted a passenger bill of rights that includes several measures suggested this year by Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York. MORE
May. 28, 2013
Royal Caribbean says fire aboard ship forced it to cancel remainder of cruise to Bahamas and that more than 2,000 passengers will be flown back to Baltimore. MORE
May. 12, 2013
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column examines series of mishaps that befell Carnival cruise line ship Triumph, beginning with engine room fire that stranded passengers for days in Gulf of Mexico with no power or working sewage system, and questions how common or likely such cruise line accidents are. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Vietnam criticizes China for allowing cruise ship carrying Chinese tourists to embark on trip to Paracels, group of islands in South China Sea that are claimed by both countries. MORE
Apr. 16, 2013
Carnival Corporation says it will repay federal government unspecified amount for responding to accidents on its Triumph and Splendor cruise ships, which left thousands of passengers stranded at sea. MORE
Mar. 10, 2013
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column suggests ways that solo travelers can avoid paying single supplements on cruises and group tours. MORE
Feb. 25, 2013
Crisis aboard Carnival Triumph cruise ship highlights fact that nearly all such ships lack backup systems to help them return to port should power fail; problem is rooted in lack of international regulatory oversight of cruise industry and dangerous cost-saving tactics by cruise operators. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Debate is growing raucous in Charleston, SC, over the benefits, and disruptions, of building a new $35 million cruise ship terminal; city's preservationists worry that a new terminal will bring damaging concentration of tourist traffic and larger cruise vessels; Carnival Cruise Lines engine fire that left 4,200 people stranded in the Gulf of Mexico for five days is one more piece of evidence in case against such a terminal, but the cruise business brings more than $37 million a year to the region. MORE
Feb. 19, 2013
United States Coast Guard says fire that disabled Carnival Triumph cruise ship, leaving it stranded in Gulf of Mexico, began when fuel line connected to one of vessel's engines sprang a leak. MORE
Feb. 16, 2013
Most of 4,200 passengers and crew members finally reach their homes after five days aboard malfunctioning Carnival cruise ship Triumph; Carnival Cruise Lines hauls boat to shipyard to begin mechanical investigation, which experts say could last months, to discover what caused engine fire that knocked out power and plumbing. MORE
Feb. 15, 2013
Carnival Cruise Lines ship Triumph docks in Mobile, Ala, ending five-day ordeal for 4,200 passengers and crew who were stranded without power in Gulf of Mexico after engine room fire disabled ship; company faces public relations nightmare and possibility of legal actions from passengers. MORE
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July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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If you like the Z Drone why not try a Z Zone. They are not quite as rare and they are more of a mid than a putter.
Check out Dynamic Discs. He had quite a few CFR Drones. They may be a bit hard to find, but not as rare (2006 worlds) as they once were.
I have a R-W roc some were around here. Let me se if I can find it and I'll get back to you.
I have one from 2006 worlds. It has a funky dye on it, but otherwise it has barely been thrown. Offer me a trade or monies. I am cool with either. I like discs that say 11x on them.
Wait, was it 06 Worlds that they came out?! I really thought 09 for some reason.
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What would a never thrown z drone from the 09 Worlds in Kansas City be worth to you?
I have both, but not looking to move them anytime soon. Are they not make RW rocs anymore?
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Although a new Chesapeake Bay health report highlights restoration efforts and might illustrate lag time between cleanup and results, local experts are saying the report doesn't say if the bay is healthier.
On Nov. 27, the Chesapeake Bay Program released "2012-2013 Bay Barometer: Health and Restoration in the Chesapeake Watershed," which collects and summarizes the program's most recent data on water quality, pollution loads and other indicators of bay health. CBP is a regional partnership that has led and directed bay restoration efforts since 1983, according to the group's website. The organization's partners include the states of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia, Washington, D.C., tri-state legislative body Chesapeake Bay Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency and participating citizen advisory groups.
"Though indicators of ecological health continue to reflect the reality of an impaired Bay, our restoration work and efforts to reduce the flow of nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment into rivers and streams give bay officials cause for optimism," a CBP news release about the report states. "Similarly, new data provides insights on lag times across the watershed, or that period of time that occurs between restoration work and visible improvements in water quality."
The report highlights several restoration efforts, such as planting 285 more miles of forested buffers, the creation or re-establishment of 2,231 acres of wetlands and 34 more miles of streams opened for migratory fish to reach spawning grounds.
The report points to increasing numbers of American shad, female crabs and rockfish, as well as reducing nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment loads by 25, 27 and 32 percents, respectively, since 2009.
But the report also states that only 29 percent of the bay's tidal areas met water quality standards. 74 percent of 92 tidal areas analyzed were positive for chemical contaminants, and underwater grasses declined for a third year in a row.
"None of this serves to enhance the public understanding of how far we have to go," Patuxent Riverkeeper CEO Fred Tutman said of the report. "This is a 'so what?' report card. It doesn't give you the information to understand if the water is better or worse," or if the restoration efforts actually are working.
The Patuxent Riverkeeper is a nonprofit watershed advocacy organization affiliated with the Waterkeeper Alliance in New York, with the sole purpose of protecting, restoring and advocating for clean water in the Patuxent River and its connected ecosystems.
Morgan State University's Patuxent Environmental and Aquatic Research Laboratory Director Kelton Clark said the report "provides a picture of the type of work the CBP is doing to help make it a clean ecosystem," but it doesn't detail the connection between people and the bay's health.
"The point is the health is not the bay's problem. The bay's health is our problem. I would be happier if I could see that direct connection," Clark said.
The PEARL, formerly known as the Estuarine Research Center, is a facility at Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum in St. Leonard, where research is conducted to increase the understanding of coastal ecosystems so they may be properly managed and protected.
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CBP Director Nick DiPasquale said in the news release, "Determining the current health of the bay and its tributaries is as complex as the ecosystem itself. Although we would like to see more immediate results from our actions, we will have to exercise persistence and patience as the actions we take to rebuild balance and resilience back into this complex ecosystem take effect and show up in the data from our monitoring networks."
In a statement released Dec. 3, Chesapeake Bay Foundation's senior water quality scientist Beth McGee said, "This report is a sobering reminder that although we have made progress in reducing pollution, we still have a long way to go to restore local rivers, streams and the Chesapeake Bay. Because some factors influencing restoration progress … are beyond our control, we must focus on factors we can control. Efforts to restore wetlands and forested buffers are far behind what is needed to achieve the 2025 goals [mandated by the EPA]. Local jurisdictions need increased support to reduce urban and suburban polluted runoff, the only major pollution source continuing to grow. And more progress must be made to reduce pollution from other sources, including agriculture, septic systems, air and sewage."


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They have just won a hat-trick of Championships, but Red Bull have warned the rest of the grid that they "are never satisfied".
After wrapping up their third consecutive Constructors' Championship in Austin, the Milton Keynes squad picked up more silverware at the season finale in Brazil as Sebastian Vettel won the Drivers' title for the third year in a row.
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"We've got such a strong group, we can always learn," he said.
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"We are never satisfied. We're always looking inwards, whether that's the drivers, engineers, or technicians.
"It is in all the different departments. It is that spirit and desire that has kept us at the top for three years."
While Red Bull and Vettel dominated the 2011 season, things were a lot more difficult this campaign as they had a few mechanical problems while the likes of Ferrari and McLaren also put up a much better fight.
Horner rates their 2012 success as their best and also heaped praise on Vettel.
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When Miron's beloved wife Tanya passes away, he asks his best friend Aist to help him say goodbye to her according to the rituals of the Merja culture, an ancient Finno-Ugric tribe from Lake Nero, a picturesque region in West-Central Russia. Although the Merja people assimilated into Russians in the 17th century, their myths and traditions live on in their descendants' modern life.The two men set out on a roadtrip thousands of miles across the boundless lands. With them, two small birds in a cage. Along the way, as is custom for the Merjas, Miron shares intimate memories of his conjugal life. But as they reach the banks of the sacred lake where they will forever part with the body, he realizes he wasn't the only one in love with Tanya.
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Thursday, February 12, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 12, 2004) - In cooperation with the Johnson City Transit, the East Tennessee State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is proud to provide shuttle service for fans attending Saturday's men's basketball game against Elon. "We want to make coming to an ETSU men's basketball game as enjoyable as possible," said ETSU Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Dave Mullins. "With the type of crowds and the demand for tickets that we are experiencing right now, we are working to make the game day experience as pleasant as we can. This is an indication of those efforts." Fans can pick up the shuttle at any "BucShot" transit stop on campus, or simply wave down the shuttle once they arrive on campus. One shuttle will service the west side of Memorial Center, while the other services the east side of the Dome. The shuttles will run from 2:45 until 4:15. Those planning to attend the game are encouraged to arrive early due to longer lines at the ticket windows and an increased wait at the entrances around Memorial Center. "We had several fans arrive at the ticket booths 5 to 10 minutes prior to the game last week against Appalachian State," said ETSU Business Manager Adam Walton. "Back before our team's great winning streak and the growing popularity of the team, it was no problem to just show up at game time, purchase a ticket and get to your seat. Fans need to realize that now it's a little different with crowds of 6,000 and more. Just like events at larger universities, it takes longer to get to your seats." The Buccaneers are currently 20-4 overall, 12-0 in Southern Conference play, heading into Saturday's 4 p.m. showdown with Elon. ETSU has already captured the SoCon North Division championship and will be looking to win its second straight SoCon Tournament next month in Charleston, S.C.


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On January 11th, in the late evening hours, troopers served a search warrant on the abandoned home at 217 E. 15th St.in Anderson. The search warrant was a result of an investigation that started on January 8th as officers checked Pseudoephedrine logs at retail stores in the Anderson area, and followed up on tips and leads that led them to the home.
When troopers entered the home they found several containers, or "pots", in various stages of manufacture, along with the precursors to make Methamphetamine. Troopers were at the home for hours cleaning up and processing the toxic chemicals. Troopers advised there were enough of the explosive and toxic chemicals in the house that it jeopardized other homes in the neighborhood.
Signs to look for Meth manufacturing are a strong ammonia smell, or solvent smell like an auto body shop. Look for air line type rubber tubing, ether or camp fuel cans, plastic bottles, Pseudoephedrine packages, lithium battery casings, and propane tanks with a blue or green discoloration around the valve. The chemicals are highly explosive and fumes are toxic to breath and will damage internal organs.
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Very Cute Trio These guys arrived in great condition and look perfect in our backyard beside the bocce court/putting green. Thinking about getting other garden frogs. March 21, 2015
Great looking frogs These haven't been outside yet but come spring they will be prominently displayed in my garden (around my pond). They are great looking. February 10, 2015
Perfect Gift for the Golfer in your life The item was exactly what I wanted. It arrived in perfect condition, and has already spent some time on our deck with the other one I bought earlier. The golfer, and his caddy make an excellent pairing. We have received many comments from friends who have seen them and we always tell them where we got them. September 18, 2014
My wife loves them! My wife saw these golfing frogs in your catalog and she just had to have them. We recently moved away from our golf course home and she says these little guys are her new golf buddies. They are quite charming you can't help smile when you see them. September 3, 2014
Real Frogs Of course real frogs don't wear clothes, but I placed mine in our landscaped area and covered the base with mulch - It makes them look real! I bought them as an early birthday present for my husband. And although I compete with golf ( I'm a "golf widow") I think the golfing frogs are quite cute! July 29, 2014
frogs This is the second one of the golfing frogs that I have purchased. So much fun to own. We live on a golf course so these are perfect and get a lot of comments on how cute they are. As is with everything I have purchased from Front Gate they are well made and were shipped in a timely manner. Always quality and great service. July 18, 2014
just super love the frogs. I play 5 days a week in my retirement and we put them in the front drive circle where I can see them every time I come home. Always brings a smile. Very thoughtful of my golf widow. July 7, 2014
Great piece of art Just love the golfing frog. Such a fun accent in the garden. June 19, 2014
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Answer:It is important to look at the materials being used when placing them in a saltwater environment. The Set of Three Golfing Garden Frogs is made of a durable sand-cast aluminum and is powdercoated to withstand the elements. We recommend hosing them off on a regular basis to prevent a buildup of salt.
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Golf Driving Frog (49307): 28-3/4"H
Golf Caddy Frog (49306): 25-3/4"H
Golf Partner Frog (49147): 23-1/4"H
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FP3 – Hamilton P1, Button P4
Qualifying – Hamilton P1, Button P2
Hamilton needed just one run in Q3 to set a pole time that was over three-tenths of a second quicker than anyone other than Button, setting up the first 1-2 on the grid for the world champion duo since they became teammates in 2010. On the evidence of Saturday, the one-lap pace McLaren lacked last year to take the fight up to Red Bull has been found – and found in spades.
Reaction: "It's a great start to the season for me and the team, but we know that it is only Saturday and tomorrow is the day that counts. It was a great lap for me and I tried to improve it by braking later at Turn 1 the next time, but unfortunately it didn't work. Luckily for me my first lap was good enough." – Hamilton
FP3 – Grosjean P2, Raikkonen P12
Qualifying – Grosjean P3, Raikkonen P18
Rubens Barrichello may not be at Albert Park this year, but the veteran Brazilian driver must have known what was coming when he took to Twitter in the lead-up to qualifying and posted "the one who will surprise a few people this year is Grosjean". On his maiden visit to Albert Park and in his first Grand Prix for two years, Grosjean backed up his second place in final practice with a stunning third on the grid. The news wasn't so good for Raikkonen, who never made it out of Q1 after running wide at Turn 12 on his final flying lap, which he attempted on the slower, medium-compound Pirelli rubber.
Reaction: "It is not a dream – we did it. Tomorrow we can work to get the best in the race and the next races as well." – Grosjean
Red Bull
FP3 – Webber P3, Vettel P7
Qualifying – Webber P5, Vettel P6
On the first truly dry day, Vettel was unable to stamp his champion's authority on proceedings in the final practice hour, which saw him spinning off at Turn Six and left beached in the gravel. In qualifying, after cruising through Q1 in reasonable comfort, Webber ran across the grass in Q2 as the pair struggled to keep pace with McLaren. After this, they were out of the hunt, especially when Webber lost use of his KERS.
Reaction: "In the end, I was reasonably satisfied with my Q3 lap. It was not good enough for pole and we know we have things to work on." – Webber. "I made a mistake and anyway I think McLaren were out of our reach today. They were very quick." – Vettel
FP3 - Rosberg P5, Schumacher P6
Qualifying – Schumacher P4, Rosberg P7
Another good practice session laid decent foundations, as Rosberg topped the times twice, before Schumacher spun off with just a few minutes remaining at Turn Five. This suggested some discomfort with the car's stability, but it was not apparent in the qualifying session when a well-timed fast lap in Q2 lifted them to the top with fast times before Hamilton re-set the clock with his pole lap. Fourth on the grid is Schumacher's best placing since returning from retirement in 2010.
Reaction: "It's been pretty pleasant all weekend long. The car handled very well as predicted. I'm just grateful that we did a reasonable job. The guys did a great job in the factory." – Schumacher.
FP3 – Maldonado P8, Senna P15
Qualifying – Maldonado P8, Senna P14
The rebuilt Woking team maintained their solid progress in the final free practice session when, one Senna excursion apart, the drivers continued to suggest last season's travails may be behind them. This was confirmed in the afternoon with a solid showing, notably from Maldonado whose top ten grid position will restore much confidence.
Reaction: "It was a great start to the season. We have shown that we are competitive and we now need to keep pushing. The car has been improving throughout the weekend and we need to keep going in that direction. It's now down to our pace and strategy for tomorrow's race." – Maldonado. "It's a bit of a lottery when you go into qualifying without having had a full day of running on Friday, but the car feels good." – Senna
FP3 – Glock P21, Pic P22
Qualifying – Glock P21, Pic P22
The third and final practice session was proof for the team that they remain some way distant from the main pack though both drivers did a tidy job. By their own admission qualifying then came around far too quickly for their relatively untried cars.
Reaction: "We had a big programme for practice, and qualifying actually, and we made a lot of changes, all of which were the right ones and made us a little step better each time. I am very pleased with what we have achieved so far." – Glock
"I would like to thank the whole team for their support, which has been incredible. We haven't had the best preparation and there is more to come that we don't even know about yet. I'm happy for today and for the team." – Pic
Toro Rosso
FP3 – Ricciardo P10, Vergne P11
Qualifying – Ricciardo P10, Vergne P11
The two new boys at Red Bull's sister squad have shadowed one another all weekend, but much to the delight of a crowd of over 81,000 at Albert Park on Saturday, it was the Australian who emerged on top in qualifying. Ricciardo's blistering late lap in Q2 got him through to the top 10 shootout, but Vergne was right there, just a tenth of a second adrift. Round one to the Australian in what promises to be an intriguing season-long battle.
Reaction: "We've laid the groundwork for Sunday and Jean-Eric is not far behind me, which will keep me on my toes," – Ricciardo
FP3 – De la Rosa P23, Karthikeyan P24
Qualifying – De la Rosa DNQ, Karthikeyan DNQ
It wasn't a great surprise that both HRT entries didn't qualify inside the 107 per cent cut off time of 1:26.182 set by Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi in Q1, and while the team lodged a request to compete in Sunday's race, de la Rosa's best time of 1:33.495 was still 1.2secs outside the cut-off required – and he was the quicker of the duo who managed less than 20 laps of running each on a desperate Saturday for the Spanish team.
Reaction: "We knew it would be tough coming into Australia, but today's result is hugely disappointing for any driver, there's no doubt about that." – Karthikeyan
FP3 – Alonso P16, Massa P18
Q – Alonso P12, Massa P16
An unqualified disaster for Maranello. Alonso got on the grass in Q1 under braking for the first corner and ended up stranded in the gravel on the left. Massa said he could never find a clear lap, but his catalogue of complaints – no grip on either Pirelli tyre, oversteer into the corners and understeer out, no balance on the car – says it all.
Reaction: "I understand that at the moment our fans are disappointed, but I would urge them to be cautious before making any definitive judgement, as if everything was already over." – team principal Stefano Domenicali
Force India
FP3 – Di Resta P17, Hulkenberg P14
Q – Di Resta P15, Hulkenberg P9
Tyre issues' – he got stuck in traffic and couldn't get them up to working temperature soon enough – disrupted Di Resta's session, but the Scot admitted he himself had never quite got it together. Meanwhile set-up changes after third free practice worked wonders for Hulkenberg and got the German through to the final shoot-out after early concerns about the car's ability to take him there.
Reaction: "There are some quick cars behind, but I'm confident that we can have a strong race from there and remain in the hunt for points." – Deputy team principal Robert Fernley
FP3 – Kobayashi P13, Perez P9
Q – Kobayashi P13, Perez P17
After yesterday's spectacular slide on the main straight, Kobayashi caught the eye again when he topped the times in Q1, but lack of grip on new soft Pirellis in Q2 saw the Japanese slide back to 13th – the same place as he ended up in FP3. Perez too had a strong Q1 while adjusting to set-up changes but fell foul of a gearbox problem in Q2 and it will be hard for the team to repeat their stellar, if eventually illegal, race performance from last year.
Reaction: "The positive thing is that we confirmed our car is fast, which gives us hope for the race, although overtaking is not easy here." Team principal Peter Sauber
FP3 – Kovalainen P20, Petrov P21
Q – Kovalainen P19, Petrov P20
A hydraulic leak hampered Petrov's preparations through third free practice, while both drivers were working hard to get to grips with KERS for the first time in a race situation. Kovalainen may find it dispiriting to be in the same position he found himself in for much of 2011 but the Finn felt a slow-moving HRT cost him as much as six-tenths on his last quick lap and took consolation from the greatly reduced gap to the cars ahead of him.
Reaction: "I'm reasonably positive about today" – Kovalainen; "For me that was an OK qualifying, maybe not quite what we had hoped for but we know there's more to come." – Petrov.


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My 2-month-old daughter cries and cries every night. She pulls her knees up to her tummy and clenches her fists and really seems to be in pain. I feel so helpless—what can I do to make her feel better?
Judi Edmonds, RN, of The Nursery in The Birthplace at Bridgeport Hospital, responds:
All babies cry, of course—it's their only way of communicating. But it can be upsetting when you, as a parent, can't immediately make it all better. The first thing to do is check for obvious causes. Does your baby have gas? Is she overtired after a stimulating day? Try burping her, carrying her around, rocking, singing—all the things your own instincts are probably telling you to do. (If she has a fever, though, do call your pediatrician.)
If she continues to cry inconsolably, longer than three hours a day on more than three days a week, it might be what we call "colic." Colic isn't an illness—it's just a catch-all term we use when babies cry more than usual, and we can't pinpoint a cause. But that doesn't mean you should ignore it! The first thing you need to do is check with your baby's pediatrician to make sure she's healthy. If no explanation can be found for her crying, you're probably in for a few tough months.
If you're bottle feeding, try a different formula. If you're nursing, there might be something in your milk that's giving your baby gas pains. Try eliminating spicy food, wheat products, nuts, strawberries, cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower), garlic, caffeine, and alcohol from your own diet for a few days. If this helps, you can re-introduce the foods one at a time until you find the culprit, and then stay away from that food until you stop nursing.
Here are a few practical ways to help your daughter feel better:
And remember, colic doesn't last forever (though it can seem that way when you're pacing the floor with a red-faced baby!) Most babies are through the worst of it by three months, and almost all are better by four months of age.
For answers to questions about crying, colic, and almost any other mystery of parenthood, join other parents and new babies at Bridgeport Hospital's New Moms and Dads Club, Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the Medical Arts Center, 15 Corporate Drive, Trumbull. For more information, or to register, call 384-3510. Out-of-area: 888-357-2396.