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Silk impregnated with bleach may provide a new way to fight the formidable spores of the anthrax bacterium.
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Silk impregnated with bleach may provide a new way to fight the formidable spores of the anthrax bacterium.
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Medical devices coated with selenium nanoparticles reduce the growth of a deadly hospital-borne infection.
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Some of the interesting stories researchers were discussing at this year's American Society of Microbiology meeting in San Francisco.
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Grasshoppers in fear of predation die with less nitrogen in their bodies than unstressed grasshoppers, which can affect soil ecology.
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Researchers find a slew of new fungal species inhabiting the human gut, and suggest a link to an inflammatory bowel disease.
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The beaches around the Gulf of Mexico harbor different nematodes, protists and fungi now than they did before the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010.
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|Women's Basketball » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
Lady Bucs Fall to Furman, 67-64, as Second Half Comeback Falls Short
Saturday, January 19, 2002Greeneville, S.C. (Jan. 19, 2001)-- After dominating the first half of Saturday's game against the East Tennessee State Bucs, the Lady Paladins needed a 6-2 run in the final 32 seconds to earn the 67-64 victory. Furman shot a blistering 60.7% (17-28) from the field in the first period to take a 41-26 advantage into the halftime locker room. In the second half however, the Lady Paladins connected on just 29.6%(8-27) of their field goals while ETSU made 57.1% (16-28) to outscore Furman 38-26 in the period. ETSU tied the game for the first time at 58 with 3:44 left to play. Furman pulled ahead by one when Deshara Shealey make the first of two free throws. A pair of defensive stops followed by a Kim Lawrence jumper increased the Lady Paladin lead to three, 61-58. Kiya Verdell scored on a layup with 1:49 to go to put ETSU within one, then a missed jumper by Furman's Mary Brock was followed by a Candace Gibson layup that gave East Tennesse State the one point advantage with just over a minute to play. In the final 60 seconds Furman's Orion Wake made a layup, Deshara Shealey scored on a jumper, and Althea Bufford sank two free throws, while ETSU scored only once, on a Gibson layup with 32 seconds left in the game. ETSU point guard Erin Thruman had the ball with a one-point deficit and five ticks left on the clock, but Furman's Althea Bufford forced the turnover and was fouled on the inbounds play. Her two free throws sealed the victory - the fourth consecutive win by the Lady Paladins. Furman was led on the day by Shealey, who scored 21 points in 28 minutes of action. Junior Orion Wake claimed her sixth double double of the season with 13 points and 11 rebounds, while Kim Lawrence added 10 points to the Furman victory. The Bucs were paced by Kiya Verdell's 17 points, but Ashley Reed (11) and Lauren Thrantham (10) were also in double figures. With the win Furman improves to 10-7 overall and 5-3 in the Southern Conference. The Bucs drop to 7-10 and 2-6. Furman will host the Cougars of College of Charleston Tuesday at 7 p.m., while ETSU is at Davidson Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
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Here, I am going to share how we built a custom concrete pond that will last forever, protect the fish through the harshest of winters, provide easy maintenance and beautify your home.
We expanded our living space outside and are able to enjoy the pond year round. The pond provides extra seating in the small courtyard, visual interest and soothing sounds of running water. While sitting on the ledge you are able to sit and look into the pond and entertain your guests.
This project took a few weeks to complete. As you can tell in the photos there were many other projects going on in the construction of our new yard. In order to complete this project, moderate construction skills and knowledge are required but by no means do you have to be an 'expert'. The most difficult aspect is having access to the concrete forms and knowing how to properly set them up.
This instructable can be taken and applied directly, or the ideas and methods can be used to influence a variation of this design/process of your own. Good luck and enjoy!
Great pond, those koi will get BIG
But I think you meant that you used a 1,500 gallon per HOUR water pump. 1,500 gal/min would typically require a 10" pipe. I think a 1,500 gallon per minute pump would turn that 2,000 gallon pond into a whirlpool!
I think your fountian concept is great because it will oxygenate the water and it a very pleasing feature in the pond. I like the high wall around the pond. it gives it character and prevents the fish from jumping out. The overflow is a good idea, but I would put a netting accross it, because the fish do jump out. Better safe than sorry.
Where did you hide your filtration? In my pond design considerations, aesthetically hiding a large filtration unit ranks high on the priority list. The larger the filter, the less maintenace is required. The filter also needs to be located in an easy to access/clean location. The filtering options you select will litteraly determine how much time you will need to spend maintaining, so I'm very curious what you have selected for that.
In terms of water quality, I also monitor nitrates (N03), they are not as toxic as NH3 or NO2, but they do tend to accumulate to stressfull levels for the fish. In addition, NO3 is a fertilizer and that is what leads to algae problems. In the cycle of the fish poop, it satrts as toxic NH3 which gets processed in toxic N02 by one typeof bacteria, then the N02 gets processed to the less toxic N03 by a second type of bacteria. Both these type of bacteria require oxygenated water to operate. The N03 accumulates at the end of the cycle and there are 3 (4) ways to deal with it:
1- plants use it as fertilizer, so put fast growing plants that have their roots in the water (can be in a pot). when they grow, they absorb/export the N03.
2 - partial water change 10% every week or 2 to slow the accumulation of N03. This would be more effective in maintaining water quality than 2 complete water changes/year. When you do a complete waterchange, you also eliminate all the useful bacteria that keeps you eco-cycle going. It takes weeks/months to re-establish it. This would be when the toxic NH3 and NO2 will spike until the tank is cycled and the bacteria equilibrium is re-established.
3- there is a 3rd type of bacteria that absobs the N03 and that just releases harmless N2 (nitrogen = 79% of what's in the air). But the challenge is that this type of bacteria needs a low oxygen environment. So a traditional filter with high oxygenated water flow does not work well. In nature, this type of bacteria lives deeper in the substrate at the bottom of the pond where there is little oxygen. You can recreate this in a pond or an aquarium by having a deep sand bed.
(4)- If all of the above is not done and there is a bit of sun, this is where the ugly algae bloom comes in to consume the N03. It's nature's way of dealing with it to re-establish a healthy balance.
So in all my experience, I learned that there is no need to fight mother nature with chemicals. Once I understood the eco-cycle that I was trying to replicate at home, I could make sure that all the parts of the cycle where fulfilled and then enjoyed very healthy, low maintenance aquariums/pond.
It would be great if after a year or two, you updated your instructables with what you would have done differently (if anything) with the hindsight of experience.
Again, great job, I am really impressed with the concrete work!!
You can also use barley straw to lower or is it raise? can't recall off hand the water pH which provides a less attractive environment for the algae to grow in.
Snails and plants can help too.
The main goal with any ecosystem is BALANCE - too much of anything creates imbalance and lots of extra work!
BTW the fish also consume the algae and it is the green feed that gives them their brilliant colour! Fish enthusiasts often pay $100's more for fish grown in algae ponds so green its hard to see the fish!
Please plan ahead how the fish will be kept over the winter if you are in a northern climate. Fish are just as intelligent as cats or dogs and some become quite attached to their people! All that is required is to keep them from freezing - I use a 90 gallon tank out in the unheated garage with a styrofoam top, sides and an air filter or bubbler. The fishes metabolism slows right down to semi hibernation states so they only need be fed about every 10 days, water plants and lily bulbs will keep nicely in the tank too.
I even have lovely ceramic pots the big ones that I sealed the hole in the bottom with silicone and grow a water lily in and stock with a couple of little gold fish!
My fountain has a couple of little guys too because I don't leave it running 24/7 and those darned mosquito's are real opportunists!
So you don't have to go Big to have a nice water feature in your garden - even a betta is happy in gallon of water or the white clouds and tetra's do fine over a summer too outside.
Anyhow, about the Koi. You said they will breed like crazy, and yes, they will but they will also spend a lot of time eating the eggs and (ew) their own young, so if you want to keep them babies you can pull plants after spawn with all the sticky eggs on em and put them in a large tank and let them grow from there. There's plenty of info on teh interwebz about goldfish breeding.
Also, those 30 cent comets that they sell int he feeder fish department at gold fish stores will get as big and as beautiful as koi, only for a LOT cheaper and will also cross breed with the Koi (all types of gold fish are generally the same species) giving you fun different varieties!
Have fun! I know this started as a hardscape project but you may soon find yourself more the fish hobbyist (it's happened to soo many, myself included!)


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Ocoee Adventure Company Purchases 2nd Ocoee Outpost
In early 2002, the Ocoee Adventure Company purchased their second Ocoee outpost from USA Raft, a company which at that time had seven outposts in three states. For the outpost's first season we operated under the name "USA Raft Ocoee". To insure a smooth transition for our customers, reservations were taken by USA Raft at their main reservation center in West Virginia through early spring. However, the "same but different" name idea was confusing to our vendors and customers, so in 2003, we began the search for a new name to express who we are… and Big Frog Expeditions was launched!
The affiliation with USA Raft remained strong for a couple of years and the Ocoee outpost operated in a very similar fashion as before – BUT with the added expertise of an on-site seasoned local outpost manager named Rick Houlk, who was a 20 year river veteran and a well-known face on the Ocoee River Tennessee. Rick, as one of the founding partners in our business, wears many 'hats' for our company as well as running the Big Frog Outpost through 2008.
Improvements to the BFE Outpost
We began right away to make improvements to the outpost. Our first change was more green stuff around the place- new flowers, trees and shrubs around the outpost. That was followed by new rafts and equipment and lots of fun new adventures for our guests such as Ocoee kayaking trips, biking, and hiking. But most important was our focus on strong onsite management and hiring and training some of the best guides on the Ocoee.


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Houston, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Dwight Howard had a monster 34-point, 14- rebound double-double to lead the Houston Rockets to a 122-108 win over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday.
James Harden supplied 23 points, while Chandler Parsons and Terrence Jones tallied 19 points apiece for Houston, which has won four straight.
"We expect to be a championship team," said Howard. "I told the guys at the beginning of the year it takes time. You can't allow anything on the outside to effect the process of what we're trying to accomplish here."
Goran Dragic had 23 points with eight assists to lead Phoenix, which has lost two straight following a five-game winning streak.
Gerald Green, P.J. Tucker, and Leandro Barbosa scored 13 points apiece in the setback.
"Our defense hasn't been very good," said Phoenix head coach Jeff Hornacek. "For us, we can't have the little mental mistakes."
Houston led 66-63 at the half and the Rockets scored the first six points of the second half for a 72-63 advantage. Green then scored six straight for Phoenix around a free throw from Howard to trim the deficit to four with 8:19 to play in the third.
Donatas Motiejunas converted a three-point play with just over three minutes left in the quarter to push Houston's margin to 12, but Phoenix closed within five, 95-90, after a Barbosa jumper with 22.7 seconds left in the frame.
The deficit was four following a Marcus Morris basket, but Jeremy Lin knocked down a 3 to begin a 10-3 spurt for the hosts. Harden hit a 3 before Parsons capped the run for a 113-102 lead at 3:46.
The Suns got as close as seven after a Channing Frye 3, but they managed just one point the rest of the way as Houston pulled away.
Harden and Patrick Beverley opened and closed a 12-2 run to open the game for Houston. The Rockets led by as many as 12 in the frame, but Phoenix managed to trim the deficit to five heading into the second.
A 16-3 run early in the second gave the Suns their first lead of the game at 46-40.
Harden hit a pair of free throws and a 3 around a Markieff Morris dunk before Dragic closed the half with a pair of free throws.
Houston shot 39-for-71 from the field ... Phoenix made 8-of-30 3-point
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Fresh from the scene of Stockholm Design Week, these colorful hexagonal wall tiles by Form Us With Love strike a brilliant balance between sustainable materials, economy and functionality. The modular tiles are available in a variety of different colors and can be assembled in various patterns to create a gorgeous mural on your wall. The tiles are made from wood fibers mixed with cement and water, and they have sound-absorbing properties that can actually improve the acoustics of a room.
Form Us With Love collaborates with different manufacturing companies to create everyday objects, furniture, and lighting products that challenge conventional design initiatives. For the production of these hexagons, they work with the only manufacturer of wood wool in Sweden – a 20-man traditional family business called Traullit.
The tiles are made from wood slivers which are known primarily as excelsior or wood wool in North America. The material is mainly used for packaging, cushioning, insulation, and even stuffing teddy bears. The process of making wood wool cement is very simple: wood slivers are cut from local tree logs and then get mixed with some water and cement, which acts as a binder and provides strength. The mixture is then put in a mould and left to dry into shape. The result is a material that is environmentally friendly, moisture and sound absorbent, and fire and water resistant.
See other products from the swedish design studio by looking at the pictures from their exhibition "Form Us With Friends", held during Stockholm Design Week 2011.
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Obama, who also won Ohio in 2008, claims the swing state's 18 electoral votes.
Both sides poured major time and resources into the battleground state that has been among the nation's most contested in recent presidential elections. It was considered pivotal for both.
No Republican has won the White House without Ohio. The last president elected despite losing Ohio was Democrat John F. Kennedy in 1960.
Ohio has been site of much of the advertising spending by the campaigns and outside supporters. It also was among the most-visited states by the campaigns.
In addition to Ohio, Obama captured battleground states Iowa and Colorado on his way to the 270 electoral votes he needed.
Obama will again be dealing with a divided Congress. Democrats maintained control of the Senate and Republicans likely will again control the House. Among the most pressing matters is the so-called fiscal cliff of tax hikes and spending cuts scheduled to hit in January. Economists have warned that if they aren't averted, the nation could face another recession.


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Jogger who had lain unconscious in a Brooklyn hospital for a week after collapsing in Prospect Park on New Year's Eve, dies, but not before being identified by his half brother as Rynn Berry, 68-year-old runner and publisher of several books on the history of vegans and vegetarians. MORE
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Mark Bittman Flexitarian column says farmers' markets make it easy to be an occasional vegan; offers several vegan recipes worth trying. MORE
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Eric Asimov recommends drinking dry roses, crisp whites or earthy reds with vegan dishes. MORE
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David Klasfeld of Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics creates a completely vegan cosmetics line that includes nail polish, lip gloss and eye shadow. MORE
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Restaurants in California are courting vegans and vegetarians by preparing meatless dishes that surpass the droopy steamed-vegetable platters of yore; surge in popularity of plant-based diets is drastically changing the dining landscape. MORE
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Today's era of globalization produces new opportunities as well as challenges. The successful university graduate will need a new set of skills and knowledge bases—including the life-changing experience of studying abroad—in order to understand, maneuver in, and contribute to this increasingly complex world. Marian University's Global Studies (GLS) students learn to think critically and address a wide variety of global issues in an ethically conscious manner.
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Once you join the Global Studies program, you'll need to get a passport. All GLS students will go abroad, for a summer or semester's study, or for one of Marian University's faculty-led, three-credit "Maymester" trips. LFCGS works in close coordination with Marian University's director of study abroad to ensure that you will obtain an exciting and rewarding study abroad experience.
GLS 101 Global Perspectives Pierre Atlas, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science Director of Richard G. Lugar Franciscan Center for Global Studies
This course will introduce you to the political, economic, cultural, and social processes that generate increasing interdependence and globalization. The course will examine the global-local connections of contemporary issues and concerns, develop and encourage critical thinking about global issues, and introduce Marian University's Franciscan values as an interpretive framework for analysis and discussion. (FAL)
GLS/THL 358 Religion and Globalization Reverend Levi Williams, Th.D.
Lecturer in Theology
The principal focus of this Global Issues Seminar will be an investigation into how globalization has impacted Christianity (Catholicism, Protestantism, and Pentecostalism), Islam, and Buddhism, as well as how these faiths are influencing globalization. The geographical focus will be Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Class will include field trips to various places of worship. Prerequisite is GLS 101 or permission of instructor. (2SO)
GLS/POL 361 Politics of the Global Economy Pierre Atlas, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science Director of Richard G. Lugar Franciscan Center for Global Studies
This course examines the relationship between politics and economics in a global context. It begins with a survey of the major competing theories, perspectives and classic readings of international political economy (including liberal, mercantilist, and structuralist). Course will then examine the contemporary international economic system, the relationship between the state and economy in the developed and developing worlds, and the current dynamics and challenges of globalization. (2SE)
GLS/HIS 365 Topics in Global History Raymond J. Haberski Jr., Ph.D.
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This course will provide students an opportunity to consider world history theoretically by engaging significant texts, intellectually through broad ideas with trans-cultural influence, and comparatively through case studies. Students will read texts from theorists such as Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Homi Bhabha, Edward Said, Ian Tyrrell, William H. McNeil, and Philip Curtin. They will contend with ways to conceptualize world history through ideas such as empire and revolution; trade and poverty; war and politics of the other. This course will attempt to immerse students in different historical periods and places through art, literature, film, and texts. It will introduce students to ways of seeing historically that address time, scale, the personal as well as the political. The topics surveyed in the course will be flexible and change as the course is taught by different faculty in the history program. (2FE)
GLS/PSY 367 Cross-Cultural Psychology Faye Plascak-Craig, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Department of Psychology Chair
This course addresses the impact of cultural diversity, across the globe, on the study of human behavior and the mind. Topics will cover cross-cultural research methods, ethnocentrism's effect on prejudice, basic psychological processes affected by culture, gender development, health communication, self development, mental disorder, and social and organizational behavior. Short response essays, journal analyses, an analytical paper, opinion surveys, and discussions will reinforce student learning in this course. (2SO)
GLS 375/ENG 375 Global Cinema David Shumate, M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
This Global Studies/Film Studies course will examine trends in international cinema from its inception through the twentieth century with a particular emphasis on the depiction of human dignity. The course will meet twice a week for two-and-a-half hours—half of which will be used for screening the film, and the other half will be devoted to lecture and discussion. The class will begin with German silent cinema and include films from France, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, India, China, Japan, and Iran. (2FO)
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Covering state championships never gets old.
The first I ever had in this business was for the Atlantic News-Telegraph in 1983, when Bruce Henderson's girls track team claimed the 2A title during a downpour in Drake Stadium. Not many folks were left during the trophy presentation, but I remember the Trojanns and coach Henderson were giddy in their delight.
The night before, Deb and I had celebrated our first anniversary in Des Moines with dinner and champagne. Then she drove back home the next day as I went to cover the track meet.
Not a whole lot was different last weekend. This time, Deb and I spent Friday night in Des Moines, celebrating our 31st anniversary. I dropped her off at Jordan Creek Mall for the day as I drove up to Ames through a terrible thunderstorm, hoping the golf meet would continue and not revert back to Friday's results.
(As you can tell, Deb has had to defer to high school sports quite a bit in 31 years!)
Again, the team I was covering seemed to be about the only people enjoying themselves in the miserable weather, as the Panthers lifted themselves from second place to a championship over defending champion Decorah by just three strokes.
People were cold, soaked through their shoes and socks and layers of clothing. Fortunately for me, and my camera equipment, the worst of the rain had blown through by the time I got on the course.
I gained a lot of respect for individual champion Carson Whittington and the rest of the Panthers, for the level of their play in such horrible conditions. Besides battling high winds, there was standing water on just about every fairway. The greens held up pretty well, but several golfers told stories of dead-on putts that fell two inches short, probably the result of the ball dragging through water.
It was bogey golf conditions, at best, and yet Whittington came in with a 4-over 75 after having a tough time with Friday's winds in carding an 80.
As scores of the previous day's leaders started to come in with scores in the 80s, Whittington was visibly showing nerves as he realized his championship dream might be materializing right in front of him.
Then I made the remark to coach Jan Lesan, "Surely you're in the hunt for at least one of the (team) trophies, aren't you?"
"I think we're in the hunt for the big one," Lesan said.
She was prophetic. With a 647 score, the Panthers were three strokes better than a surging Decorah team. Clear Lake faded to 653 in third.
Some Creston players reported hearing complaints from Clear Lake players about having to play in the rain, probably unable to dismiss the fact they would be champions if it were cancelled.
It was fun to be there as anticipation grew among the Creston/O-M players and their supporters. Finally, when an official walked over to Lesan and quietly told her the final results, before it had been written on the big board in front of everybody, I saw her smile and take a congratulatory fist-bump from the bearer of good news.
Then I knew I had a big story on my hands, and it was time to get to work.
Coaches Lesan and Kristopher "Kritter" were gracious with their time, as well as all of the players, despite the fact they probably would have enjoyed getting somewhere warm and dry.
The trophy seemed to have magical qualities. Every time someone touched it, they broke out in an ear-to-ear grin.
Seniors Trey Thomsen and Kainen Somers, on the final day of their high school athletic careers, achieved the ultimate team experience. In a senior class that showed a lot of talent in multiple sports, but experiencing some disappointing setbacks in sports like football and basketball, the state title was sweet indeed.
For Whittington, it was the culmination of a long journey designed to capture a high school state championship. His tireless work on his game, and busy summer tournament schedule, had finally cashed in.
I had interviewed him as an eighth-grader, when he talked of challenging battles with then assistant coach Jim Calkins, and how he thought there were enough good players coming up that the team could make a good state tournament run.
He was right. And the guys appreciated the fact that coach Calkins, now at North Fayette in extreme northeast Iowa, made the trip to Ames and tromped around in his orange poncho, keeping up on their progress during the rainstorms Saturday.
This team had many of the same qualities as the other state championship teams I've covered in other sports. It featured tremendous depth of talent, instead of just one or two standouts. In fact, there were probably a couple of Panther team members who weren't even in the state lineup who were capable of finishing in the top 15 at state, individually.
So, despite the loss of Somers and Thomsen from this year's state squad, there is plenty of optimism in the Panther camp about coming back to defend the title.
As mentioned, Decorah also has a good thing going in its golf program, and one of the key players is junior Bryce Pierce, son of Scott and Lori Pierce, formerly of Afton. Scott Pierce was East Union's football coach for six years when they lived in the area from 1988 to 1997. He was head track coach nine years. Lori taught at Creston Middle School and did some cross country and middle school coaching.
Bryce,who was born in Creston, now has a gold, silver and bronce medal from the state golf meet the past three years. The Vikings had four seniors playing Saturday, but Pierce and freshman Sam Sacquitne (12th place with a 162) will form the nucleus in 2014. Pierce shot 84-83 — 167. He is quarterback for the state-champion Decorah football team.
Centerville is a factor, of course, with longtime Whittington rival Alex Moorman back for his junior year in 2014. Moorman was medalist as a freshman, then tied for second just a stroke behind the Panther junior this year. Three of Clear Lake's top four players were sophomores, so you know they want another shot at the Panthers.
It shapes up to be an interesting year in 2014 for Class 3A golf.
Now, if only the weather can give us a real spring. And a sunny state tournament!
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Hey everyone,
Let me start off by saying I am one overwhelmed college senior. Classes, working and grad school stuff is really bogging me down. I wish that I could just add a few hours to every day. Or have a snow day, but mother nature isn't feeling that one right now.
So what does one do when one is stressed out beyond reason? One MAKES A PLAN! I have outlined my life over the next two weeks. I have when I am going to write my papers, continue studying for the GRE's, memorize my acting final script, mail grad school stuff AND sleep (maybe).
Time management has become a huge part of my life in college. Before college, I was fortunate to be one of those people that didn't have to study to get good grades. I was involved but no where near as involved as I am now. Basically I never had to juggle anything, it all got done and I was always in bed by 11pm (to be fair, I used to wake up at 5am).When I started working in the Honors Office when I was a freshmen, I was required to read these packets on Time Management, Study Skills and Note Taking to become a peer advisor and to hold workshops. When I read the Time Management one, I scoffed and said that I wouldn't need to do that. Basically, finals approached and I learned I was very, very, very wrong. So I re-read the time management packet, photo copied a few the sheets and organized my life a little better. I learned that time management took a lot of work, but it was worth it when I finished work and was in bed by 1am (to be fair, I didn't have to wake up until 9).
I think that if you're one of those people coming out of high school and you coasted through senior year, hold on, because you're in for a bumpy ride. Do yourself a favor, and google time management strategies or go to the Centers for Learning and sit in on a workshop. They really are helpful.
Tonight though, I am treating myself to one last night out before I really crack down. I am going to see Brothers in the movies. Luckily for me, I bought discounted tickets at the Student Information Center ($7 tickets for the Showcase Cinemas). I don't know how I'm going to function when I'm not a UMass Lowell student. I'm definitely going to have to budget my money a little bit better without all these discounts and student prices.
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Next, it's the one-and-only World Series Championship for the venerable franchise - the 1980 victory over the upstart Kansas City Royals. It starts with two long-lost highlights: George Brett hitting a Home Run into the upper deck at Yankee Stadium to help defeat the Yankees in the ALCS, and Gary Maddox capping an improbable comeback with a single up the middle to beat the Houston Astros in the NLCS. Then, narrated by the legend himself, Vin Scully, you get the highlights of the magical championship series: Bake McBride homering to cap another Phillies comeback in Game 1; Steve Carlton's mastery in Game 2 to help the Phils to a 2-0 series lead; Brett hitting a homer in his first at-bat after his infamous emergency hemmhroid surgery; Amos Otis and Willie Aikens continuing their hot-hitting ways in a Royals Game 3 victory; a rare afternoon game, and another victory for Kansas City in Game 4; key Royals mistakes opening the door for yet another Phillies comeback involving Del Unser for a 4-3 victory in Game 5; and all the highlights of glorious Game 6, including Tony Taylor throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, Pete Rose's bunting brilliance, Rose's famous grab of a Bob Boone bobble to record the second out in the 9th inning, and Tug McGraw striking out Willie Wilson to end the game and give the franchise its first World Series Championship.
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Sunday Brunch in Back Bay
My teen and I seek an amazing Sunday brunch, menu vs buffet, something amazing.....casual dress a must...We prefer Back Bay to be able to walk from NEU.
Mistral? Bistro du Midi??
We LOVED Aquataine.
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272 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Island Creek Oyster Bar just started doing brunch on Sundays. It is casual and outstanding. Though not technically in the Back Bay, it will be a slightly closer walk from Northeastern University (assuming that is what you mean by NEU) depending on what part of campus you are coming from.
Mistral is certainly right up there with the best brunches in town (better than Craigie IMO). I have never had brunch at Bistro du Midi.
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What were your favorites for brunch at ICOB?
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I am going to bud in here and say I have enjoyed brunch at ICOB several times. I particularly liked the lobster omelette and the oysters benedict. They are billed as "for the table," but I think they would serve one hungry person easily.
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Oysters benedict!!!???? Please tell me more. I'm a benny-fiend.
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I can second the oysters benedict. We also enjoyed the beans, eggs & slab bacon dish as well as the house made donuts. The drip coffee is excellent as well. Of course they have a full raw bar menu and many of the regular dinner items available as well. The bloodies are great (no surprise coming from this bar), we went with the house mix (mid way between regular and hot).
Every time we are in there Schlesinger-Guidelli is roving among all parts of the restaurant and working hard. As great as he can mix drinks, it is nice to see him out from behind the bar as he is clearly capable of running the entire show.
Inspired by another chowhound thread, my daughter and I had brunch at Mistral last Sunday. Probably the best brunch I've had in Boston. Casual dress is fine. Portions are huge, so don't get carried away with their delictable starters, like the sticky buns and the jelly donuts.
I love the brunch at Union Bar and Grille. It is also open for brunch on Saturdays (they do a nice price fixe) and they offer an early bird price fixe (I think it is from 10-11) on Sunday mornings. The french toast is so yummy. It is owned by the same people as Aquitaine so I'm guessing you would also enjoy it.
Union Bar and Grille
1357 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02118
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Yes, Union is good also Masa is also excellent.they run a similar prix fixe (but even less expensive, at, I believe $7.95 for juice and coffee and 2 courses, an amazing deal)
I am not much of a fan of Masa for dinner but for brunch or Sat breakfast it can't be beat. I think it's the prix-fixe special hrs are similar --maybe all morning on Sat but only for the first early hours on Sunday, 10-11ish.
439 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
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brunch as the Winchester Masa is much better than the Boston one...better cooked and better service...
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We LOVED Island Creek Oyster Bar. The setting is quite interesting with an artful creative decor. The waitstaff were helpful and always present. We started with amazing Bloody Mary's, a virgin and a Grey Goose. My date asked for shrimp and voila, one arrived, fat and plump. My daughter ordered a ham and cheese croissant and cinnamon toast. My date had crispy shrimp and 3 Chatham oysters. I had 3 PEI oysters and a mussel app. Everything was delicious. The oysters were fresh and chilled to perfection. Later the waitress brought over 3 oyster sliders on the house on delicious brioche..OMG amazing.... Cannot wait to return. What a find.
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The flight of the disc is understood but how a person produces the initial conditions
remains to be investigated. A seven segment throwing model has been developed to
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the motion of the torso, allows for the motion of the glenohumeral rhythm and scapular
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I have been saying this for years. :)
This is why I bet in everyday life people hated Einstein. They'd be playing croquet or something and he'd go off on a tangent like this and after about two minutes you're like, "shut up already, jerk".
I'll take lessons from the "this is a golf club" guy on Youtube anyday.
Exactly. No need for awkward body movements getting in the way of raw shoulder power!
sliding on the thorax. That is key.
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In a few hours' time, Oprah Winfrey will sit down with Lance Armstrong inside his Austin, Texas, compound to conduct what may be a course-altering interview with the banned former world champion. Could a long-anticipated confession finally be at hand, delivered from the upholstered pulpit of Oprah's notoriously sympathetic couch?
The notion, widely reported since Friday, is not far-fetched. Winfrey's programs have long been coveted whistle-stops on the public image recovery tours of the entertainment elite. Her program is particularly valuable for Armstrong, as it leapfrogs the cycling and sports media to reach a general audience, one that may still be amenable to accepting Armstrong as a cancer hero rather than a cheat.
But giddiness over the surreal possibility of the studiously intransigent Armstrong following the Oprah star-contrition script - shedding tears of remorse, offering apologies to the injured - quickly washed away the more important sporting story. Just days before the news of the Oprah interview surfaced, The New York Times' Juliet Macur, citing unnamed sources close to the situation, reported that Armstrong had spoken to U.S. Anti-Doping Agency officials regarding a possible confession.
Both stories, so closely timed, seem to lead to ostensibly the same place - a possible confession of some sort. From a cycling perspective, however, Armstrong's alleged overtures to USADA, reiterated in an independently sourced USA Today piece by Christine Brennan on Wednesday, are far more significant than his first post-ban attempt to rebuild his legacy.
The public relations motivation - if not the exact content - of the Oprah appearance is fairly clear-cut. But why would Armstrong talk to USADA about a confession? To date, neither side has acknowledged the meetings publicly, much less the logic behind them. USADA chief Travis Tygart refused comment; Armstrong attorney Tim Herman denied the meetings. The theory presented in the Times article is that Armstrong could be approaching USADA with a confession in order to negotiate a reduced ban, enabling him to pursue his triathlon career again. It seems plausible at first blush - confession in exchange for leniency, much as riders like Levi Leipheimer, George Hincapie, and Tom Danielson received - but what leverage does Armstrong really have?
To have any negotiating room, Armstrong must bring something of value to the table besides his own scalp, which USADA already has. He will need to transcend simple confession and march headlong into the realm of detailed testimony. Just like the riders who solidified USADA's case against Armstrong, he will need to not only acknowledge his own role, but also supply useful information on parties still involved in the sport.
The amount and quality of information it would presumably require to bring Armstrong's hard-won ban from a lifetime down to four or even eight years is significant. Given that Armstrong is already 42 years old, a return to competition may not even be the true motivation. Rather, the fallen champion may simply wish to prove that he was not alone, that his actions were merely those of a man trying to be the best in a thoroughly corrupt system. In short, to bring everyone else down with him. Either way, the possibility of Armstrong talking to USADA should leave a number of people fairly uncomfortable as confession rumors continue to simmer.
In the immediate line of fire, there is Armstrong's former director Johan Bruyneel, whose own arbitration was initially scheduled to start in late 2012 but which currently (and possibly tellingly) does not have a date set. However, implicating Bruyneel, for whom the already disclosed USADA evidence is at least as damning as it is for Armstrong, could hold little value for USADA. Even without Armstrong's cooperation, if Bruyneel persists in arbitration, USADA will likely be able to draw on the subpoena power of the federal courts to question Armstrong. While the cyclist could still invoke his Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to answer questions, USADA might feel confident enough with the evidence it already holds against the Belgian. Offering up only Bruyneel and/or fellow USADA defendants Pepe Marti and Pedro Celaya is unlikely to buy Armstrong's eventual return to competition.
Moving beyond Bruyneel, the stakes are much higher, and Armstrong's unique knowledge could allow USADA to extend its case beyond members and employees of the U.S. Postal Service team and into cycling's upper management. Velo editor in chief Neal Rogers explored the Armstrong power circles in October and the rider testimonies in USADA's Reasoned Decision are peppered with accounts of Armstrong's close relationship with former UCI president Hein Verbruggen, one that several asserted led to a UCI cover-up of a 2001 doping positive at the Tour de Suisse. The governing body has denied the claim, but it also set up an independent investigation into its own activities after the release of the Reasoned Decision.
Suspicion of UCI complicity in Armstrong's doping is bolstered by the rider's high-dollar donations to the body, acknowledged by both Armstrong and the UCI, as well as Travis Tygart's appearance on "60 Minutes" last week. In his interview with Scott Pelley, Tygart said that the head of the Lausanne, Switzerland, anti-doping laboratory, Martial Saugy, admitted to him that he had explained how to beat the EPO test to Armstrong during a meeting requested by the UCI. Saugy denied those claims on Friday. A full and faithful Armstrong testimony might corroborate those accounts of UCI complicity, striking at the heart of the current UCI power structure, of which Verbruggen remains very much a part.
Stateside, a wide-ranging Armstrong confession could shake things up as well. Armstrong's role as a rider-manager at U.S. Postal, a team owner in the saddle, gave him a bigger window into the team's doping activities than the other riders who gave statements to USADA. His knowledge extends from the team bus and hotel room activities of riders, doctors and soigneurs all the way up to the financing of the doping program, who in management was aware of it, and what their roles were.
Moving beyond the team itself, the various business and sporting entanglements of the U.S. Postal team ownership, which included Armstrong, Bruyneel, and San Francisco financier Thom Weisel - extend deep into the organizational charts of USA Cycling. Several people who have testified in the USADA case, including Betsy Andreu, have indicated that the organization played a role in facilitating, or at least tolerating, the team's doping program. Exposure of complicity at the national governing body could necessitate a large-scale overhaul of the organization.
As with his own case, many of the transgressions Armstrong could reveal might be beyond the statute of limitations. However, USADA has proven effective at extending the statute by bundling the actions as part of a long-running doping conspiracy. That same extension could presumably apply to the infractions of others determined to be involved in the same conspiracy. And while USADA might not have much jurisdiction over businessmen and bureaucrats, every additional action in the case holds the possibility of reigniting one of the several federal cases related to the team.
Today, there are few beyond Armstrong, Oprah, and their inner circles that know if a confession is truly in the offing, and what form or forms it might take if it is. But content, venue, and audience matter. A simple, "it's true and here's how it happened" during Armstrong's 90 minutes on Oprah, scheduled to air January 17, could help save Armstrong's image in the eyes of the American masses. It might help the long-term outlook for Livestrong. It might even help Winfrey's lagging network out of its ratings hole. But a truthful, detail-laden 90 minutes with USADA could help change cycling forever.


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Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin said on Sunday the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants living in the United States must have "a pathway to citizenship" under any immigration reform bill passed by Congress.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia and some other Republicans have supported such a move for the children of illegal immigrants, but not the adults. Many conservatives reject such an approach as amnesty and are vehemently opposed.
But Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, said on NBC's "Meet the Press," said any legislative deal must include all illegal immigrants, regardless of age.
"We have 11 million people in this country that need a pathway to citizenship," Durbin said. "I hope that Republicans in the House and Mr. Cantor will embrace that as part of immigration reform."
Cantor, in an earlier interview on the same show, refused to say whether he would endorse such a proposal, although he has come out in favor of doing so for children.
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CENTER HARBOR - The M/S Mount Washington glided effortlessly into Center Harbor on Monday afternoon upon completion of its annual, three-hour shakedown cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee.
The annual cruise and inspection of the vessel by state authorities marks the unofficial beginning of boating season in the Lakes Region.
"This is the kickoff to the boating season. When you hear the horns off the bow, you know it's time to drop your boat in the water," said M/S Mount Washington co-owner and director of marketing Christopher Secord after the ship docked at Center Harbor.
The vessel has called Weirs Beach its home port since 1987.
On Monday, the vessel traveled with 257 guests and crew aboard. Weather conditions were perfect - sunny skies, mild temperatures, and low wind making for a calm ride.
"You couldn't have asked for a better day," said Secord.
This is the day the vessel's owners receive an annual boating license and a right to assemble permit. It's the day the crew tests the engines and conducts high stress turns on the water. And by all accounts, the mechanics and technology operated just as it was designed.
"It was phenomenal," Secord said.
Captain Jim Morash, co-owner and director of operations who has worked with the company for 32 years, said the 2013 season begins with the Mother's Day cruises May 12. Cruises depart from Weirs Beach at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and include a buffet brunch. Children under 5 cruise free.
"The Mother's Day cruises are a tradition. We have families that come year after year," said Morash, adding that maintaining this tradition is important to the company.
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Secord notes that new this year is a hospitality ticket, available at local hotels, resorts and inns, including Mills Falls in Meredith and the Naswa Resort in Weirs Beach. The tickets, sold at a discount, help riders avoid waiting in line at the dock.
New point-of-service registers installed on the vessel accommodate credit and debit card sales.
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