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Lezyne Super Drive XL Loaded Front Light is a new compact performance light, very powerful unit with "infinite light" feature: Ideal for serious MTB and Road cycling. Up to 500 lumen out-put in a lightweight, sculpted,…
Lezyne Super Drive XL Loaded Front Light is a new compact performance light, very powerful unit with "infinite light" feature: Ideal for serious MTB and Road cycling. Up to 500 lumen out-put in a lightweight, sculpted, durable CNC machined aluminium body with side visibility cuts and MOR Optics. Never get left in the dark with the "Infinite Light" replaceable battery feature. The Intelligent Power Indicator button allows the user to check the power level at any time. Simple to use, Micro USB cable for USB recharging of the Li-ion battery. Easily mounted with no tools required, fits a wide range of handlebar diameters via a universal size, hard mount Composite Matrix bracket full angle adjust positioning.
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Marcel Hirscher is building an impressive Crystal Globe haul at his home in Annaberg, and last week in Meribel he added three more! Giant Slalom, Slalom and the big one – his historic 4th overall World Cup title in a row. Meanwhile Mikaela Shiffrin won her 3rd World Cup in a row to remain Slalom queen of the World.
Victories for Atomic athletes in the Pierra Menta in France. Three Atomic athletes claim victory in their respective classes in the 30th edition of the ski-touring classic Pierra Menta in Areches Beaufort in France. Over the 4 days of this spectacular ski-touring event, competing 2-person teams cover an elevation gain of around 9,500 meters and a distance of some 80 kilometers.
World Cup crystal glory is within touching distance as we head into the final races of the season.. Mikaela Shiffrin gave herself the perfect 20th birthday present by winning the 13th slalom of her career in, virtually guaranteeing her status as the worlds best slalom racer at the end of the season. And Marcel Hirscher took a big step towards an historical 4th overall World Cup victory in Kranjska Gora.
Tina Weirather stands for commitment, courage and persistence. Time and again she's returned from injury, and in Garmisch this weekend she got her reward – her first world cup downhill victory. And there's more good news, with Werner Heel back on the podium and back to his best.
Last week over a hundred of the world´s finest freestyle skiers headed to Park City, Utah, for the FIS Freestyle World Cup: The US Grand Prix. And guess who finished on top of the podium? Gus Kenworthy and Ayna Onozuka - and their Atomic Punx Skis.
The Marcel show goes on! And it´s getting even faster. In this weekend's giant slalom in Garmisch he posted the best time in each run, and finished a total of 3.28 seconds ahead of the runner up – the third biggest winning margin in giant slalom history. Meanwhile Benni Raich finished third, and Kathrin Zettel took third place in the super combined in bansko.
HIGHLIGHT OF THE IBU YEAR. After Falun is before Kontiolahti. The biathlon World Championships start right after the Nordic Champioships. Up to 20 Atomic athletes of the internationl team will participate in Kontiolahti, Finland. The update on the best athletes of the Atomic biathlon team and their chances in Finland.
As the world cup enters its final phase, it's another impressive performance from our Redster stars. Back on European snow, world champion Mikaela Shiffrin wins the slalom in Maribor and claims the red bib again. Max Franz regains his race pace taking second place in the downhill in Saalbach. And Tina Weirather cements her place in the world's elite by taking third in the Giant Slalom in Maribor.
SUCCESSFUL GENERATIONS MODEL: High class talent scouting - and the best race support for athletes. The Atomic Nordic generations model is a success story. While the stars of the Nordic team are making final preparations for the World Championships in Falun (SWE), the young guns won medals at the Junior World Championships in Almaty (KAZ) and also secured their tickets for Falun. Here´s the complete Nordic update..

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"THE EYEBALL BELONGS TO SOMEONE YOU KNOW!" So says Pauley Perrette (Abby) on Twitter. Wow. As if the ending of this week's NCIS wasn't (forgive us) eye-popping enough, that's quite the scoop from P-sq More »
NCIS "Two-Faced" Season 8 Episode 20 – After watching this episode I kinda feel like Abby did at the thought of everything changing – I'm all itchy and weirded out and I don't know which was is up More »
'NCIS' took a turn into serial killer territory with tonight's episode, and the opening was more like something you'd see on 'Criminal Minds' or 'CSI.' The talking baby doll to lure the unsuspecting v More »
Compelling as the hunt for the P2P Killer was, myriad tensions between agents and agencies defined last night's NCIS, leaving our beloved department in a state of turmoil. E.J. Ray. Vance. So many cha More »
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Saybrook University Faculty Member Dr. Lisa Kelly Participates in Humanitarian Outreach to Dominican Republic04/01/2013
Lisa Kelly, PhD, is a Saybrook University graduate, a member of the Saybrook University faculty, and the Director of Instructional Excellence in the School of Mind-Body Medicine. In November of 2012 Dr. Kelly returned to Puerto Plata, in the Dominican Republic ,to work with the children sponsored by the Dove Mission Youth Development Center (http://dovemissions.org/). This was Lisa's sixth trip to work with the disenfranchised children of Puerto Plata.
Physician and Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine Student Pete Buecker Creates Wellness Center03/26/2013
Dr. Pete Buecker initially became interested in mind-body medicine as a way to manage his own stress and health. His interest led him to study Mindfulness Meditation and he completed an 8-day Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction training retreat with Jon Kabat Zinn and Saki Santorelli from the University of Massachusetts. While he found the course personally transformative and continues to practice mindfulness, he wanted to learn more. His quest to learn more about the interface between the mind and the body to promote healing led him to consult the wise advice of Google. The search terms mind-body medicine led Pete to the Center for Mind-Body Medicine and the professional training programs that the Center offers. It was on the CMBM website where Pete began reading about the founder, Jim Gordon, MD, and his affiliation with Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine as founding Dean. Pete was intrigued by the CMBM faculty profiles and the inspiring work people affiliated with the center are doing all over the world.
After researching the training programs offered through Saybrook School of Mind-Body Medicine, Pete initially enrolled to complete a Certificate in Mind-Body Medicine.&nbs
MBM PhD Student Applies Hypnosis with Medical and Dental Patients03/25/2013
From the time she was accepted into the Mind-Body Medicine PhD program, doors began to open a little wider for Lynne Shaner. She is a mind-body medicine practitioner, working in private practice in Washington, DC. She has a practice specializing in EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques, or "tapping"), hypnosis, and Reiki. Her participation in the Saybrook PhD program has deepened her knowledge of the areas she works in, and has opened up an entire range of mind-body skills and techniques, which she now uses regularly with clients.
Saybrook University announces a fully accredited PhD program in Integrative Mental Health – the only program of its kind in the country.02/19/2013
This new doctoral degree program in Mind-Body Medicine for mental health professionals provides evidence-based training in techniques that hospitals and the public are demanding.
The public increasingly wants to know about all of its mental health care options: not just therapy and drugs, but hypnosis, biofeedback, spiritual practices, nutrition, and more.
Hospitals and clinics are increasingly advertising for mental health professionals who have these skills – but aren't finding them. There simply isn't an opportunity for practitioners to get these skills in a way that is rigorous, evidence-based, and accredited.
Saybrook, a fully accredited university which for forty years has had faculty in the vanguard of developing complementary medicine and integrative health care, is meeting this demand with the announcement of its new PhD program in Integrative Mental Health – the only program of its kind.
New Student Describes her Pathway into Study of Mind-Body Medicine: Helen Paczkowski Andersen02/18/2013
Students enrolled in the Saybrook University's School of Mind Body Medicine often tell stories of how they found their way to Saybrook. Many describe their path as a calling, or as an answer to their quest for finding a new way of working with people, one that addresses the many dimensions of human experience. Helen's story is about meeting a fellow Saybrook student, Beth Haggett, who is also the first student to receive a PhD from Saybrook University School of Mind Body Medicine. While attending a conference facilitated by the Berkana Institute, Helen met Beth, and was moved by Beth's inspiration to make a difference in the world via her experiences and knowledge gained at Saybrook. During the three days they spent together, Beth generously guided some of the conference participants in Qi gong and a shaking exercise. Experiencing these new methods to bring greater mind-body connection as well as hearing about the degree-program at Saybrook planted a seed in Helen's head, which held fast even as Helen returned home to work and her personal and community commitments.
Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine faculty interviewed in Washington Times02/14/2013
There's a problem, says Dr. Eric Willmarth, when patients get their expectations for recovery set by "a Xanax commercial."
In much of medicine, it really is "mind over matter." The trouble is most doctors and hospitals don't practice that way.
That's why Dr. Donald Moss, chair of Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine, told the Washington Times a story about a patient who had a heart attack, and whose "ejection faction" (a measure of how well the heart was pumping) was at 60%. His doctor told him "Your ejection fraction is 60%," and left.
The patient assumed this meant his heart was functioning at 60% of capacity, and suffered a pronounced decline in his physical health.
School of Mind-Body Medicine Students Explore Authentic Leadership and Research in January, 2013 San Diego Residential Programs02/06/2013
Residential Conferences are an integral part of the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine experiential learning model. The RC's are a meaningful place for students to connect with the Mind-Body Medicine community and dive deeper into their coursework. The January 2013 RC in San Diego included two courses, Intermediate Hypnosis MBM 5625 and Coaching for Health and Wellness MBM 5630, and two optional programs, Authentic Leadership: Leading from Within and a Research Seminar.
Terri Goslin-Jones PhD, a mentor at Saybrook, facilitated the Authentic Leadership seminar. During this seminar the participants used creativity, appreciative inquiry, and "witnessing" to create a leadership vision for themselves. Each participant created a poster or small cards by using magazine photos, yarn, color, and anything that was meaningful for them to represent their exploration towards leading from within. In addition, the group explored Appreciative Inquiry, which uses powerful questions and focused listening to gain a deeper understanding of oneself and another person. Below are some reflections from students who attended the seminar.
Emerging Role of Mobile-Health Technology Interventions for Wellness and Disease Management01/30/2013
Every year millions die from cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer, HIV infection, and diabetes. These conditions contribute to 40 % of all deaths in the more developed and affluent countries. For each of these diseases, healthy behaviors have been identified, which can prevent onset of these diseases. For example, the onset of cardiovascular diseases and diabetes can be prevented by maintaining a healthy body weight. Once these conditions are present,behavioral and lifestyle change are important for managing the course of these illnesses.
Efforts to increase healthy behaviors and minimize health risk behaviors (such as smoking) become increasingly important in enhancing health in this context. Mobile technology such as texting and smart phones offer platforms for innovative approaches to health enhancement and disease management.
School of Mind-Body Medicine to Feature Videoconference with James Lake, MD, Leader in Integrative Mental Health Movement01/26/2013
On February 12, 2013, James Lake will make a presentation for the School of Mind-Body Medicine: "The Promise of Integrative Mental Health"
James Lake, MD, is internationally recognized as a pioneer in the integrative mental health movement. Integrative mental health is a comprehensive whole-person approach to mental health care providing an alternative to the mainstream biomedical and pharmaceutical approach to mental health treatment. The addition of evidence-based behavioral, nutritional, and spiritual/transpersonal interventions can supplement and sometimes replace medication regimens for individuals with acute and chronic mental health disorders.
Dr. Lake is the author of several books: Integrative Mental Health Care: A Therapist's Handbook (2009), Complimentary and Alternative Treatments in Mental Health (2007), of Integrative Mental Health Care (2006), and Chinese Medical Psychiatry (2001).
Saybrook University Psychology Student Completes Dissertation on Biofeedback and Yoga for Undergraduate Stress Management01/16/2013
Carla Benejam lives in Salinas, California with one of her three sons and a big tabby cat. When not teaching courses in biology, life science, or psychology at Cal State University Monterey Bay, she spends many days in her apothecary garden, growing and tending herbs and seasonal veggies. Carla has been teaching for ten years and before that owned a rather eclectic used book store in Monterey. She has an affinity for languages and has studied German, French, Spanish and Indonesian, and a little Italian. Travels have taken her to Sumatra (to see young orangutans in the wild), Fiji, Moscow, Singapore and the Malay Peninsula, Britain, France, Spain, Alaska and Hawaii, Nepal, India, and Tibet.
Carla has a bachelor's degree from UC Berkeley in Physical Anthropology, and a master's degree from San Jose State College in Evolutionary Biology. On December 27, 2013, she defended her dissertation and completed her doctorate in Psychology from Saybrook University in San Francisco. She is currently preparing a program of biofeedback for stress relief for college students to be implemented at her university, and is also pursuing life as a garden wise woman. Although a Psychology student, the three individuals guiding her dissertation were all faculty from Saybrook's School of Mind-Body Medicine, chair Donald Moss, and committee members Eric Willmarth and Eliza Bigham.


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Critical infrastructure must be secure and able to withstand and rapidly recover from all hazards. Proactive and coordinated efforts are necessary to strengthen and maintain secure, functioning, and resilient critical infrastructure – including assets, networks, and systems – that are vital to public confidence and the Nation's safety, prosperity, and well-being. This endeavor is a shared responsibility among Federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial entities, and public and private owners and operators of critical infrastructure.
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The Department of Homeland Security provides strategic guidance to public and private partners, promotes a national unity of effort, and coordinates the overall Federal effort to promote the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure.


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"My mom used to make this for me as a kid. It is easy to whip up and can be modified. Change the veggies, add some bacon, use less garlic, whatever. Sometimes I've used one egg and stirred in some margarine (or butter or olive oil) but I like it best like this. This is sized as smaller servings, almost as a side dish size."
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olive oil
1/2 large
onion, diced
5 large
mushrooms, sliced
8 cloves
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olive oil, or as needed
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eggs, beaten
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese, plus more for garnish
We LOVED this. I guesstimated on the garlic as I buy it pre-minced in large jars. Added a few extra mushrooms--next time a whole 8oz package would definitely be good. I was worried about the egg fully cooking, but it did (only added one). This will definitely go into our rotation!
I modified this quite a bit. I used a pasta called Fusillini which has zucchini and spinach in it. I had to use more olive oil and also added butter together because if not, it would have been much more dry. I chopped the onion finely and also added more grated cheese and parsley for garnish. While I drained the pasta I added the scrambled egg in the pot that I used for the pasta with the flame off and it cooked very nice and light. Immediately after that, I added the pasta and remaining ingredients. lMuch better after that.
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Delicious! Great for an easy, beginner's recipe. I would add some olive oil at the very end to make it a little less dry :)
Pretty good base recipe. I added a pound of chicken breast and upped the cheese to a !/2 cup as well as lumped in a bunch more garlic. I also used mostaciolli noodles instead of spaghetti. Lastly added fresh ground pepper to the finished dish which was quite good as it adds a nice spicy contrast to the umami flavors of the mushrooms and cheese.
I added the egg in with the chicken and onion mushroom mixture instead of the noodles because I left them in the colander in the sink until they were cool. This was a mistake it made the mixture gloopy, but it was still quite tasty.
If I make again I think I would make without chicken as it seems more of a distraction from the rest of the dish than a good addition.
Simply delicious.
Even my picky guys liked it. I thought maybe I should have used a little more garlic though.
I changed this up quite a bit, thanks to another reviewer. I used a whole small onion, turning it golden by cooking in butter and then setting aside. I used 8 oz. of mushrooms and sauteed, then turned the heat down and added the garlic. The vegetables need a LOT of seasoning/salt and pepper. When they were done cooking, I added in 1/2 c. of olive oil and heated before adding to the pasta.
I cooked the pasta per box directions, and before draining, I reserved one cup of the pasta cooking liquid. After draining, I put the pasta back in the pot and stirred in the eggs. I added the pasta water back in (makes the pasta creamier), and then added in the hot onions/mushroom/garlic and parmesan cheese.
This was simple and good, a quick meal for the family, not so special or fancy that I would serve for company. Thank you for sharing.
Yum! I added 1/2 lemon juice, black pepper and parsley... Sooo good
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WOONSOCKET — The first day candidates could declare their intentions to seek local office in the upcoming city election drew enough interest for mayor to suggest a primary may be needed in October.
Estelle Corriveau, manager of the city Board of Canvassers took declarations of candidacy from Mayor Leo T. Fontaine of 56 Tara Lane, and Michael E. Moniz of 939 Bernon St., within minutes of opening her office at 8:30 a.m. on Monday. And state Rep. Lisa A. Baldelli-Hunt of 304 Prospect St. came in to file her declaration for the mayor's office just after 10 a.m. to make it a potential three-way contest from the outset.
"If all three candidates stay in the contest we will have a primary for mayor on Oct. 8," Corriveau said. Moniz has not held local political office but has run in numerous city elections over the years.
Although filing declaration papers Monday, the three candidates for mayor must complete the candidate nomination process to appear on the ballot for a primary or the Nov. 5 city election, according to Corriveau.
Candidates have until 4 p.m. on Aug. 27 to file declarations of candidacy with the Board of Canvassers and the next step in the process will be for the candidates to take out nomination papers beginning Sept. 3 and to return them with the signatures of 100 qualified city voters by 4 p.m. on Sept. 17.
Corriveau also received four declarations for the City Council on Monday with City Councilman Daniel M. Gendron of 67 Arland Court coming into file just after the office opened.
Richard J. Fagnant of 88 Coe St., an member of the city's Zoning Board of Review, came in next to file for Council followed by School Committeewoman Anita Ann McGuire-Forcier of 95 Marian Lane, and Eric Cartier of 326 Mendon Road, a political newcomer.
The council has six other incumbents who could declare for office-- Council President John F. Ward, Christopher Beauchamp, Roger Jalette, Marc Dubois, Albert G. Brien, and Robert Moreau-- as the declaration period continues and as many as 14 could file before a primary for that office would be necessary.
This year there will be no election of a School Committee since that panel will be appointed by the mayor with concurrence of the City Council under a charter change approved by the voters in the last city election. Voters also agreed to synchronize local elections with the state's even year election calendar and as a result all candidates elected in November will hold one-time, three-year terms to make the change.
Corriveau believes at least one more candidate might coming to file declarations before that period closes next Tuesday, and added she hopes more candidates are interested in running for City Council.
"I thought there would have been more," Corriveau said of the slow start for interested candidates in the council's seven seats.
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A crew of local artists - including Joey Richey, Jonathan Winstead, Ricky Braddy, Mike Hicks and Darnell Levine - will take on neo-soul recluse D'Angelo's debut album tonight at the Rutledge.
The show is the first in a series of mentor-ship drives for Big Brothers Big Sisters hosted by Kid Electric Concerts. It's set to start at 8 p.m., and tickets are $10.
Speaking of Levine, the local neo-soul standout recently dropped a mix of covers online called #IAMMUSIC Commericial Free Radio, Vol. 1. You can download the zip here.


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In just over two years, Chuck Blessing Jr. and his staff turned an aging Gaithersburg institution into an award-winning microbrewery.
Blessing is the general manager of Growlers Brew Pub, which opened in February 2011 in a building that dates to 1906. In recent times, the building housed Summit Station Restaurant and Brewery, then Olde Towne Tavern.
When a storm ripped the roof off the building in 2010, the owners were faced with closing. Blessing said the owners were about to auction off the furniture and equipment when he stepped in to make an offer.
"We had tried to buy the business earlier, but we couldn't agree on a price," he said. Once they had a deal, Blessing set to work on repairing storm damage and giving it a new name.
Before getting involved with the building at 227 E. Diamond Ave., he owned a New York-style pizza restaurant down the street, Slice of Olde Towne.
Blessing, who grew up in New Jersey, comes to the food industry from the real estate business. He worked for a national investment brokerage firm that was involved with developing a condominium at 201 E. Diamond Ave. When demand for housing fell sharply that year, the deal fell through, but he saw an opportunity.
"I decided to open a pizza shop on the first floor of the building," he said.
Blessing said he has family and friends who were involved in restaurant ownership, and they advised him as he ran the business for about two years.
"We just kind of fell into it, and made lemonade out of lemons," he said.
Now approaching its third year, Growlers is turning out dozens of new brews a year, with names like "Rawktoberfest Oktoberfest," "Your Mom's Apple Pie Ale" and "Broken Shovel Stout."
In the first-ever Maryland Comptroller's Cup competition on Nov. 4, "Growlers Yorkshire Porter" won "Best Overall Maryland Beer." Growlers was up against stiff competition from local brewers Gordon Biersch in Rockville and Frederick's Flying Dog, which took home awards of their own.
Almost 200 varieties of beer were entered in the contest.
"We've been working really hard to put out quality food and brew, and we're getting recognition for that," Blessing said.
Blessing said the microbrewery uses local hops when it can, and has already incorporated hops from Poolesville, Thurmont and Derwood in its beers.
According to Growlers' brewmaster, Eric Gleason, Growlers has released more than 75 different beers over the past year, and averages one or two new releases per week across its 12 draft lines.
But, the business has its challenges. Blessing said he's put in extra effort to keep up a building that's already seen its hundredth birthday.
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Originally published on Sat February 4, 2012 12:05 pm
Imagine a place on earth where there's been no light, no wind for millions of years. Lake Vostok is one such place. The world's third largest lake, in terms of amount of water, has long been hidden, buried beneath two miles of ice until, perhaps, this coming week. Russian researchers are about to break through that ice.
And to tell us what they might find and what dangers they may encounter, we've brought in John Priscu. He's a researcher at Montana State University who's been tracking the progress of those Russian scientists. And he joins us from Bozeman, Montana.
Professor, welcome to the program.
PROFESSOR JOHN PRISCU: Thank you very much. It's nice to be here.
GREENE: Can you tell us, sort of give us a picture of this lake? I mean I'm imagining something as big as one of the Great Lakes, but just buried under kind of this roof of ice.
PRISCU: Yeah, you're pretty close. Let's choose Lake Ontario.
PRISCU: It's a very large lake in terms of surface area. But importantly, it's a very deep lake, 3,000 feet deep. But, as you say, it's not an easy link to sample; it's under two and half miles of ice.
GREENE: Well, why have these Russian researchers been so determined to get there?
PRISCU: Well, it's an interesting story. The Russian program started drilling in the site for ice cores, to look at paleoclimate and the record of Earth temperature record and gas record. And ice is unique; it has little bubbles of the atmosphere at the time of the snow was deposited at the surface. So, it gives you a record of the atmosphere through time. As you go down deeper into the ice, you get older in time.
But, as serendipity would have it, they got into this very interesting ice when they got over 3,000 meters deep. They lost the climate record, there were no layers in it anymore. And it turned out that the ice that they hit was from this giant lake.
GREENE: So it's sounds like they started digging to test the ice. They figure out that this is actually the liquid lake under there. And what interests scientists at that point? Is it the possibility there might be life, organisms if there's water?
PRISCU: Yes, exactly. When you look out the window of your aircraft as you fly down to Antarctica, you just see this vast expanse of ice as far as your eye can see. And it's about 70 percent of the world's fresh water is frozen there.
GREENE: Wow.
PRISCU: But nobody really ever thought that it was alive. But now, you know, all of a sudden there's these emerging views now that the ice sheet and the sub-glacial environment below it is teeming with life. And I've written a few, papers calling it the largest wetland in our planet is under that ice sheet.
GREENE: Well, what are the risks? I understand that a lot of gases might be built up in that lake. And I guess another question is if there's going to be some sort of explosion or a geyser once they get in there?
PRISCU: That's a good point. The lake is pressurized and the pressure in that lake should be about what we see in a Coke bottle. And you know what happens in the Coke bottle. If you shake it up and uncork the top, the Coke will come shooting out through the top. You know, you can see you can have quite a mess. So it's really important that when the lake water comes up the borehole, it doesn't come up too far, or else it will start degassing, and it could then geyser out through the surface.
GREENE: You know, it's interesting that the Russian scientists have compared this to exploring an alien planet where no one has been before. And one of the fields you study is astrobiology, I mean, life on other planets. Is this comparable to that? I mean could we find life forms that might give you some insight into organisms that live, you know, in outer space?
PRISCU: I think the astrobiological implications of the Vostok study are huge. The icy worlds in our outer solar systems have more habitable space in them than Earth does. We've never been there. We haven't sampled them. But Europa is one of my favorites. And it has this thick ice shelf and a deep ocean under it.
GREENE: Where is that?
PRISCU: Europa is one of the moons of Jupiter.
GREENE: Ah, so there are lakes like this on one of the moons of Jupiter. And so there...
PRISCU: Yeah, they're huge. There are oceans. And so, two things: Vostok and other sub-glacial lakes in Antarctica - there're more than 200 of them - allow us to do, is develop the technology to get there. Secondly, allow us to assess the life that's there. And together, these will allow us to draw hypotheses and develop instruments and experiments for exploration of these outer icy bodies in our solar system.
GREENE: Sounds like if they break through the ice this week, it could be quite an exciting moment. Do you wish you were out there? Do you wish you were out there with them?
PRISCU: I do. I wish I was out there. But I think I would be standing 100 meters away from the boreholes when they break through.
GREENE: All right. Interesting story that will be following. John Priscu is a researcher at Montana State University and he joined us from Bozeman.
Professor, thanks so much for telling us about this.
PRISCU: I thank you very much.
GREENE: And you're listening to weekend edition from NPR news. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright National Public Radio.


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Off-Center's signature night of unrehearsed, unscripted theatre featuring the fast-talking and quick-thinking talents of some of Denver's best improv performers.
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Shirley Delta Blow's retelling of Lord of the Flies
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Off-Center presents Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's THE SANTALAND DIARIES
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Kickstarter meets lives performance as local projects strut their stuff to enlist your support.
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CULT FOLLOWING: theatre is the new movies
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Created by Jessica Robblee and Allison Watrous
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WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE: the scariest game show ever
A live taping of a new game show where contestants from the audience compete in everyday tasks made terrifyingly difficult. The winner gets cash, the loser has to spin the dreaded Wheel of Misfortune.
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Three stories from Denver locals brought to life on stage with music, video, puppets, and aerial dance.
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CULT FOLLOWING: theatre is the new movies
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Captain Shirley Delta Blow takes on us a journey through the history of drag and the gay rights movement.
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AUDIO KICKS: photography meets audio meets dance
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Audio by Bop Skizzum, Ryan Conway and Kevin Dykstra, Danielle Ate the Sandwich, Bobby Dartt, Kyle Dickey, Tom Hagerman, Julie Stratton, Andy Sydow, Varlet and Wire Faces
Choreography by 3rd Law Dance/Theater, under the direction of Katie Elliot and Jim LaVita
Curated by Charlie Miller and Emily Tarquin
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A monthly live movie where six recurring actors improvise their way through a story that incorporates five movie moments suggested by the audience.
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Based on the blog The Lawrence/Julie & Julia Project by Lawrence Dai
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DATE*: do you believe in love at first site?
A digitally enhanced one-woman show about finding love online. Performed by one actress surrounded by projections representing the Internet and the 100+ online daters she interviewed.
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An interactive Wii Baseball game complete with competing teams, concessions, a jumbotron, coaches, live commentators and a mascot.
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Curated by Charlie Miller and Emily Tarquin
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Charlie Miller has only played beer pong once…and it was with champagne. He threw back his foot-long rat tail at the tender age of eight to get serious about making theatre. He wrote and directed a play about the Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations and tackled the roles of both Jackie Onassis and Mary Todd Lincoln because none of the other boys wanted to play women. Good thing he had a costume room dedicated to this sort of endeavor in his basement. In 5th grade he adapted this play into a screenplay. He then went on to Harvard to study Visual and Environmental Studies (film, video and multimedia production). Always a forward thinker, Charlie knew theatre was entering the digital age and that he wanted to be a part of it. Think Steve Jobs meets Mel Brooks. His honors thesis, username: FAUST, was a multimedia production exploring the mysteries of Internet celebrity. Charlie Miller is the kind of guy that you hate because he is so intelligent and innovative and knows how to do all the technology things that our generation is supposed to know how to do…but you can't hate him because on top of his amazing talent, he is an amazing friend who will cook you dinner with ingredients from Costco, give you string cheese when he knows you haven't eaten all day, and rescue you when you've ambitiously decided to ride your bike in a monsoon. You don't get more well-rounded than that. Oh yeah, and he's also the Theatre Company's award-winning resident Projection Designer (he has designed ten productions in the last four seasons) and creates all the video for Off-Center too! Producing Curator:
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Emily's parents knew she was special when they came home to discover that she had flooded the basement because she wanted to go swimming. I imagine they put her in theatre classes so she could put all that "creativity" to good use. Her first role was Indian #8 in Peter Pan and she went on to light up the stages of Upstate New York through middle and high school, making her professional debut as the tap dancing Pig in State Fair, The Musical. She was the president of her class all four years of high school and was so cool she went to prom five times. Emily has lived in a lot of cities and had a lot of different jobs since graduating from Savannah College of Art and Design. She once applied to be a cashier at Whole Foods and wrote such a good cover letter she was interviewed to be the general manager instead. Emily has also been a costume designer for dance, co-founded the production company/creative think tank The Idea Place, and produces the Perry-Mansfield New Works Festival and runs their theatre department in Steamboat Springs. She loves her dog Princess, Salt 'n' Pepa and Jameson Whiskey. She never runs out of energy, is always the life of the party and one of the most fun and creative people I know. In her free time at work, Emily also serves as the Artistic Associate of the DCPA Theatre Company and coordinates the Colorado New Play Summit.
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I was sitting on a life guard stand in 1962 when Gray Oliver walked around the corner. She was 6 or 7 and I thought, "What a cute little kid!" Before I could blink another one just like her appeared right behind her! I fell off the stand. They both strolled right up to me. "Are you the life guard?"
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On behalf of Mike Layard and myself, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to the following Gadsden County businesses who gave generously towards the fifth Annual Paul Faircloth Sr. Disabled Hunt: Bay's Seafood, Buy Rite Drugs, Bradley's IGA, city of Chattahoochee, Focus Credit Union, Pippin Tire, Prestigious Portable Restrooms, Riverside Food Mart, Walmart Quincy, Piggly Wiggly, Stone's, Clark Monroe Tractor, McClellan Funeral Home, Quincy Tire and William and Leslie Johnson.
The article printed in last week's edition of the Times is misleading. The bid that this board of county commissioners awarded to Childers (Construction) was not the No. 2 bid. It was the third bid and no other contractor bid but Childers because, in my opinion, the commissioners wanted to give the bid to Childers.
This is not a hospital that is being built. It is a four-bed emergency room. It won't have the services that the citizens thought they would get when they voted on the half-cent tax.
On behalf of our Chattahoochee Elementary School Principal Annette Harris, Parent Liaisons Marilyne McClendon and Vira Wynn, we would like to extend greetings to all of you who made this holiday season a joyous one for our students and staff.
Thanks to our sponsors: Dollar General, Teasures and More, Chattahoochee Police Department, Chattahoochee Recreation Department, Focus Credit Union and Dristen Shaved Ice. There were several private sponsors that helped us as well.
School's out and that means children will be out of their classrooms and out on the streets enjoying their long vacation.
Unfortunately, there will also be impaired drivers on the streets as well. At this time of year when the spirit of the season is so beautiful, it can be abruptly ended when drivers mix spirit with spirits. The two do not mix!
My wife Sandra and I would like to invite everyone to come by and enjoy our Christmas light display again this year. We have had several people ask if we were going to have the display again this year.
In our opinion, when financial times are as rough as they are now, we need to keep our holiday traditions alive. Our light display is one tradition that brings smiles to everyone. So please come by and see it.
I don't interfere with nor attend the Gadsden County commissioners meetings on a regular basis. But since there was so much hoopla about opening the hospital, I decided to attend their meeting out of concern and curiosity, to see and hear what the commissioners had to say.
I was not impressed and only impressed by one commissioner's determination, Brenda Holt, to open a 25-bed facility for the people of Gadsden County.
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- Columbus lost again, this time to the Chicago
Blackhawks. The Blue Jackets have been
outscored 19-5 during their current three-game losing streak and are a hideous
2-12-1 on the year. Rick Nash did
collect his
500th career point in the contest and Jonathan Toews scored twice for the
9-4-3 Blackhawks. Columbus ranks 25th in goals scored, 30th in goals against, 29th on the power play and 30th on the penalty kill. Poor Vinny Prospal.
- Two goals from Brad Marchand helped Boston cruise to its
fourth-straight win, a 6-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. After scoring just 21 goals in their first 10
games, the Bruins have scored 22 times
in their last 11 periods and are now ranked third in the league in offense.
- Kris Versteeg's hat trick pushed the surprising 8-4-3 Florida
Panthers past the Winnipeg Jets. Versteeg
also added an assist.
- Colorado came back from a 3-0 deficit to upend the New York
Islanders in overtime 4-3. Defenseman
Kyle Quincey scored the game-winner.
- Patrick Marleau scored twice to help San Jose end Minnesota's
five-game winning streak. The Sharks have
lost just once in regulation in their last 10 games, at the hands of the "soft"
- Toronto goalie Ben Scrivens made 38 saves to guide the Leafs
to a shootout win over the St. Louis Blues.
Ken Hitchcock is now 1-0-1 in his return to the league.
- Sidney Crosby won't
play Friday or Saturday.
- Daniel Alfredsson should
return to Ottawa's lineup tonight after suffering a concussion when he was
hit by a Wojtek Wolski elbow over a week ago.
- The Blue Jackets traded
defenseman Kris Russell to St. Louis for prospect Nikita Nikitin.
- After initially indicating that he wouldn't participate in
the Winter Classic alumni game, Wayne Gretzky now says he'll
"mull it over."
- The NHL released its 2012 All-Star Game fan ballot yesterday. Four Rangers made the list,
but there's a strong
push to get Dan Girardi into the game.
- The NHL announced that it has expanded
its partnership with producer Ross Greenburg, which means we should be
seeing a lot of cool documentaries and the like on the new NBC Sports Network
next spring.
- There are seven games on the schedule
tonight. Other than Carolina @ New
York, keep an eye on Dallas @ Pittsburgh which pits the current Western
Conference leader against the Eastern Conference leading Penguins.
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– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
– Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation >
– Hockey Is Back >
– Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory >
– Early Goalie Controversy In Washington? >
Prospal Scores Again For Columbus >
– Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin >
– Sidney Crosby Cleared For Contact >
– Aaron Asham Is The Talk Of The League >
– Mark Messier Will Run The New York City Marathon >
– Colorado Wins Fifth-Straight Road Game, Leads Western Conference >
– New-look Flyers Off To Fast Start >
- Kessel Carrying The Leafs >
- Dale Weise Scores First NHL Goal >
– Vancouver Acquires David Booth >
- Jagr Scores First Two Goals Of The Season >
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– Montreal Fires Former Rangers' Assistant Coach Perry Pearn >
– Philadelphia And Winnipeg Combine For 17 Goals!? >
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Does the "Hidden Arm Slide" weapon accessory modify the concealability of a weapon at all? The brief description in the rulebook only discusses drawing the weapon as a free action but doesn't touch on concealability. The "Hidden" part of the name makes me thing it should, but a heavy pistol up the sleeve is pretty noticeable, I would think.
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I wouldn't think so, because it doesn't actually make the weapon smaller, or protect it from a scan. It just makes it easier to draw when it's concealed. If it doesn't mention in the book that it affects concealment, it's probably best to assume that it doesn't. The only exception would be that if it's built into a cyberarm, obviously it would be concealed within the cyberarm.


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O'Kane and Lawson earn Atlantic Sun golf honors
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ETSU senior
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Spencer Lawson
(Raleigh, N.C.) earned Atlantic Sun All-Conference honors, the league announced on Wednesday afternoon.
O'Kane closed out his ETSU career with his first A-Sun postseason award as he was named Second-Team All-Conference, while Lawson was a unanimous choice for the All-Freshman team.
O'Kane led the Bucs in stroke average at 73.9, while earning three top-25 finishes during the season. His best finish was a 13
place showing at the Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational, which helped propel the Bucs to the team championship in the event. He also earned Atlantic Sun Player of the Week honors on March 24 after knocking off the nation's No. 1 ranked player, Patrick Cantlay of UCLA, at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play.
Lawson finished the season in second on the team with a 74.3 stroke average, just behind O'Kane. Lawson led the team with three top-20 finishes, including a 10
place showing at the General Hackler Championship in March. He played his best golf at the end of the year with each of his top-20 finishes coming in his last three events.
Kennesaw State, the 2011 Atlantic Sun Men's Golf champions, placed a pair of golfers, Jeff Karlsson and Matt Nagy, on the All-Atlantic Sun First Team while their head coach, Jay Moseley, won his first Coach of the Year award.
Both Karlsson and Nagy received unanimous consent from the league's head coaches. They become the first Kennesaw State golfers to earn A-Sun First-Team honors. Karlsson's regular season concluded with a three-stroke win at the A-Sun Championship last month at the Chateau Course at Chateau Elan. He also captured wins at the season-opening Sam Hall Intercollegiate and at the Seminole Intercollegiate in March. Nagy's season featured five top-five finishes and wins at the Rees Jones Collegiate in October and at the Barefoot at the Beach in March.
Like in 2010, UNF again placed two golfers on the All-Atlantic Sun First Team. Kevin Phelan, a member of the First Team a season ago and last year's Freshman of the Year represented the only member of the 2010 First Team to also make the team in 2011. Junior Kevin Aylwin earned First-Team honors for the first team in his career.
The final First-Team spot went to FGCU senior Daniel Mazziotta. He became the first Eagle to earn All-Atlantic Sun honors following a season that included seven top-10 finishes in 11 tournaments. He won at the Stetson/CFSC Invitational in November and shared the top spot at the Rio Pinar Invitational in March.
Campbell's Vaita Guillaume and Matt Moot, Stetson's Sam Ryder and FGCU's Brandon Pena joined O'Kane on the second-team list. Guillaume scored three top-five finishes and Moot tied for second at the A-Sun Championships. Ryder won at the Mission Inn Spring Fling and added five additional top-six finishes to his junior season.
FGCU's Matt Cote made additional program history by becoming the first Eagle to receive the A-Sun Freshman of the Year honor. Among A-Sun freshmen, he posted the most the sub-par rounds with seven and opened his career with three straight top-15 finishes.
Kennesaw State's Jonathan Klotz, Campbell's Amanjyot Singh and Jacksonville's Dillon Batsel rounded out the five-man all-freshman team.
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