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Monday, December 24th, 2012Vehicle Theft Arrest Location: 4500 Block of Lafayette StreetOfficers located a male inside a stolen car in the parking lot of several closed businesses. The suspect booked into County Jail for vehicle theft. Time: 1129 Case Number: 12-13967 Tuesday, December 25th, 2012 Disturbance Location: 1400 Block of El Camino Real The victim received a threat via text message from her ex-boyfriend. Officers who responded to the victim's residence located the suspect near the scene. The suspect was arrested and booked into County Jail for the threats. An emergency protective order for the victim was granted. Time: 1543 Case Number: 12-13986 Disturbance Location: 3300 Block of Brookdale Ave. A 911 caller reported gunfire from the suspect's backyard. Officers contacted the occupants of the home. The investigation revealed the suspect fired blanks from a starter's pistol. He was arrested and booked into County Jail for disturbing the peace. Time: 2317 Case Number: 12-13991 Wednesday, December 26th, 2012 Injury Collision with D.U.I. Location: Stevens Creek Bl & Saratoga Ave. Officers investigated a traffic collision involving a vehicle disabled on the median. One driver was determined to be under the influence of alcohol at the time she broadsided another vehicle. The intoxicated suspect was arrested for D.U.I. and transported to the hospital for her injuries. Time: 2304 Case Number: 12-14020 Burglary Location: 2300 Block of Harrison Street After rummaging through a vehicle parked on the driveway, the suspect entered the residence through an unlocked door. His presence startled a sleeping resident. A police canine responded to the scene in an attempt to track the suspect. Officers did not locate the suspect, however evidence was collected from the scene. Time: 0443 Case Number: 12-14025 Thursday, December 27th, 2012 Domestic Violence Location: 3500 Block of Lafayette Street An argument between two cohabiting adults escalated into a physical fight. Officers responded and arrested the suspect for domestic violence. In addition, she had an outstanding felony warrant for her arrest. She was booked into County Jail. The victim suffered minor facial injuries. Time: 0905 Case Number: 12-14030 Robbery Location: 2700 Block of Mission College Blvd. The victim arranged to meet a woman at a hotel. After entering the woman's room, a large male unexpectedly appeared. As the victim tried to leave, the male suspect demanded the victim's money, jewelry and mobile phone. Associates of the suspects entered the room and a scuffle ensued. The victim freed himself with his phone, but not the jewelry. He suffered minor injuries. Time: 0258 Case Number: 12-14060 Friday, December 28th, 2012 FraudLocation: 2600 Block of Gamblin Drive Investigators arrested two suspects who previously deceived an elderly woman that she was a lottery prize winner. The suspects arrived at the woman's home in an attempt to collect several thousand dollars as part of the scam. Both adults were arrested without incident and booked on theft charges into County Jail. Time: 1500 Case Number: 12-13635 Drug Arrest Location: 2000 Block of El Camino Real Officers responded to reports of a male punching cars and acting aggressively. When located by officers, the defiant subject refused to follow commands. Additional officers arrived and the suspect was arrested for being under the influence of drugs. He was taken to the hospital prior to being booked at County Jail. Time: 1253 Case Number: 12-14069 Saturday, December 29th, 2012 DUI Arrest Location: Monroe Street and Calabazas Ave Officer Pilger observed a stopped driver facing northbound in the southbound lane of Calabazas. Upon contact with at the vehicle, the officer determined the driver was intoxicated. He was arrested and booked into County Jail for DUI. Time: 0236 Case Number: 12-14127 Blotter release prepared by: Lt. Matt Hogan Administrative Services Division 408-615-4865
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I have a 98 Ford F-150 with no grill gaurd, my issue is that a ranch that I visit has bump gates. These are gates that you must bump with your vehicle in order to go through. when you hit them they swing open and you drive through. I don't want to invest in a grill gaurd, and was thinking of building a gadget that I could attach to my truck temporarily just for this purpose. Any help is greatly appreciated....keep up the good threads!
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Good one...believe me, that's how I feel sometimes!!!
i would just make a simple bolt under push type. i got a bit caried away with mine, but it bolts on under the bumper and threw it as well. but if ya just want to add some thing to hit a gate, maybe atach a trailor 2" recever to the front that you can slide the push bumper into when needed and pull it out for other times. you could make a winch plate also to slide in. once the recever is in place the options are wide open.
HF sells a small bolt on reciever for like $11 i think it was.
my son helped with the design of mine, got a little caried away.thanks for the help
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great advice everyone...thanks for the input. I think I'm going to bolt something on the frame and weld it together so it will pertrude through the bumper opening. I'll keep u guys posted. wish me luck!
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Use a hitch socket and then you can easly slide in a L shaped bump bar when it is needed. Handy for moving trailers in tight spots too. `Weekend wannab racer with some welders.
i forgot to mention the ease of trailer moving with the front hitch, thanks Vicegrip
nfinch86 i have pushed a car or two with it.
i made it out of 10 or 12 gage, so the teeth are a lot stronger than they look. used a O/A torch to bend them into shape and a little spectrum 125 to cut the skull. the back lighting is hooked into the parking lights, so when i turn on the lights at night it shows up great.
i coated the hole thing with rubber bed liner ( similar to ryno-liner) so i have not had any trouble with scratches or rust. been on there for a few years now and still looks good as new.
you can get spray on bed liner at wally-world, great stuff, i also lined my lawn mower trailer with it. stuff works great, for $8 a can you cant beat the protection and you can paint over it.
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Thanks guys...you sure are full of ideas....I definately will share pics, when I get going....thanks again!


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I just read the following quote from Stallman as part of a speech he gave many years ago. He's talking about how it is feasible to implement other programming languages in Lisp, but not feasible to implement Lisp in those other programming languages.
He seems to take for granted that the listeners/readers understand why. But I don't see why. I think the answer will explain something about Lisp to me, and I'd like to understand it.
Can someone explain it?
Here's the quote:
"There's an interesting benefit you can get from using such a powerful language as a version of Lisp as your primary extensibility language. You can implement other languages by translating them into your primary language. If your primary language is TCL, you can't very easily implement Lisp by translating it into TCL. But if your primary language is Lisp, it's not that hard to implement other things by translating them."
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Cantonese Cuisine Chowmeet at Maple Yip - Great food and Great Company!!
Tonight, a group of 20+ die-hard foodies descended on Maple Yip for a long overdue chowmeet. The meal was per-arranged and contained many 'off menu' and labor intensive dishes. Overall, food was delicious with a few stand outs like the pork belly, soft shell crab, Chinese ' Huevos Fritos' and Crispy skin de-boned chicken...etc. Only misstep was the lobster, which was a bit dry.
Full menu are as follows:
- Fried Soft Shell Crab tossed with garlic chili peppered salt.
- Chinese 'Huevos Fritos' ( egg tortilla ) with Silver Ray Fish and diced Chinese preserved Radishes.
- Slow cooked Pork Belly with Chinese preserved Mustard Greens. ( Mui Choi Kau Yuk )
- Double boiled whole Winter Melon Seafood 'Pot-au-Feu'.
- Whole de-boned Crispy Skin Chicken stuffed with flavored Glutinous Rice and Chinese wind-dried
- Stirred fry filet of Floridian Yellow Fin Grouper with Yellowing Chives.
- Stirred fried Beef Tenderloin Cubes with Cashew Nuts in a Taro Bird's Nest.
- Sauteed Duo Lobsters with Maggi Sauce.
- Dungeness Crab fried Rice wrapped in whole Lotus Leaf baked in Bamboo Steamer
- Five grain Barley Congee with Sesame stuffed Mochis
Great value for $50 per person inclusive of tax and gratuities!
However, as mentioned in my title, in addition to the good food, the COMPANY was even better!!!
What a lovely way to spend an evening!!!!
Thanks again for organizing this, Charles. Dinner was great and as you said, a great value. My favourite dishes were definitely the pork belly and that crazy stuffed chicken. I could eat a LOT of both of those. A LOT. The black sesame paste filled mochi balls in the dessert soup were kinda awesome, too and were a really nice way to end the dinner.
Nice to put faces to some familiar chowhound names and to meet some new people, too!
re: TorontoJo
I'm with TorontoJo - the pork belly, stuffed chicken and black sesame balls were the stars of the night. Thanks for organizing, Charles!
Was also fun meeting some 'hounds. Very friendly group. Looking forward to the next one.
And I might add, at $50, that was a bargain!!
re: TorontoJo
You are most welcome! Next, O'Mei Giant Lobster 5 ways. Stayed tune!!
re: Charles Yu
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I'm in for the giant lobster! I never have enough people to make it happen! I can't wait!
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I saw the stuffed chicken. I want, I want!!
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Great job on organizing and menu selection Charles! I really enjoyed the pork belly! And beef tenderloin with cashew. Delish! I had a wonderful time.
Great pics, looks absolutely mouth watering. Is there any chance of posting a pic of the name of each dish in Chinese. (with the goal of presenting a print-out of the 'Charles Yu' menu to Maple Yip in future reservations)
Thank you Charles for organizing this dinner. It was a memorable experience. Speaking of memories, my favourite entree was the stuffed chicken. Wonderful flavour, and wow, how did they get the skin so crispy?!? Each appetizer was unique and delicious and I enjoyed your explanations immensely. Looved the black sesame mochi balls too! I will be craving those. Honourable mention goes to the Florida Grouper with Yellowing Chives. Loved the subtle sweetness.
It was my first 'chowmeet' and I admit I was a tad nervous, but everyone was friendly and made me feel welcome.
First, my thanks to Charles – and great seeing all of you too.
But, of course, we must follow the rule of discussing the Chow, not the Hound. Otherwise we risk this thread being deleted.
And I'm pleased to report that this place (Maple Yip) is well worth a visit – as long as you can speak the local language. Not an English (or French) sign in the place (didn't see a menu as Charles had pre-ordered). Which means this feast is not available to many of us – not that there would be any room as the place was packed. So that was the most frustrating part for me – in essence not sure I could ever return for a comparable meal – although certainly worth checking out to see what the regular menu is like.
Certainly talent in the kitchen – I was particularly impressed with the textures in almost every dish – crunchy, chewy, crispy, where appropriate – although the aromatics were more subtle. The grouper dish however WAS superb aromatically – and the winter melon broth similarly appealed. Textures were outstanding in the Beef tenderloin dish and ALL the appetizers. I was particularly impressed with the egg tortilla - don't ever recall being struck by the texture of egg dishes in general (OK I except Spain – and this dish reminded me of Spain) – only criticism was the temperature was a bit cool – but they divided it for us, which took some time. The chicken was spectacular in presentation, but 'glutinous' isn't my favourite texture, although the lardons of meat were superb.
Charles also thought the lobster was 'dry' – the most disappointing course, for me – but easily overcome by the other amazing dishes. The crab 'slightly disappointed' – certainly aromatically – I expected more, given the lotus leaf preparation – but I still finished my entire portion (of everything actually, except a little of the glutinous rice).
And the desert congee was a total surprise (pleasant). I'm not a congee fan at the best of times (too many meals of porridge as a child), so I approached this with trepidation. But possibly the best dish, texturally, of all. The different grains were exactly that – different. The overall texture was certainly well suited to support these textures – not sure I can find a polite word for 'gluey' but I'll just say 'it worked for me'. And I've never been a great fan of mochi (or sesame balls) in the past – but these were the best I've had – although the slight sweetness seemed a bit jarring to my western-trained palate – I'm more accustomed to all-out sweetness or fruitiness with dessert – this sensation was more of a rosewater – not sure if I liked it (in particular) but I certainly enjoyed the dish overall.
Maybe there is something to this Cantonese cuisine after all!
re: estufarian
I was told by the owner, a bilingual menu including 'specials' is in print and will be available shortly!!
re: Charles Yu
Will definitely be bringing visiting friends (2 Taiwanese, 1 Toishan, and 1 Shanghainese) in late December armed with your pics and their menu. Can't wait and disappointed my schedule won't allow me to attend these recent meets.
re: Yimahaji
You may want to check with the restaurant (or Charles... lol) If I am not mistaken one or two of the dishes may have to be ordered ahead of time. The winter melon soup for example, I think I over heard the waitress saying is steams for several hours.


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- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup plus 2/3 cup fat-free milk, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 2 packages (16 ounces each) frozen mixed vegetables, thawed
- 1-1/2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1-1/2 cups reduced-fat biscuit/baking mix
- In a large bowl, combine the soups, 1/2 cup milk, thyme, pepper and poultry seasoning. Stir in vegetables and chicken.
- Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. In a small bowl, stir biscuit mix and remaining milk just until blended. Drop by 12 rounded tablespoonfuls onto chicken mixture.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-50 minutes or until filling is bubbly and biscuits are golden brown. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Easy and quick dish. With the time I saved mixing the ingredients I was able to make the biscuit from scratch. Yumtastic!"
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"I doctored this a bit and it was delicious. I too felt that two 16 ox bags of frozen vegetables would be a lot so I substitued 8 ounces of sliced mushrooms, 1/2 a diced red pepper, and about 1/2 diced small onion. I sauteed them in a little olive oil and added them. I also felt that the biscuit mix was skimpy ansd indeed my batter was thin so I added another 1/2 cup and they were great. I was surprised that they also reheated well in the microwave. This is not too exciting but wonderful comfort food and I think kids might like it. I also upped the chicken to 2 cups."
"My family loved this! The first time I made it, I thought it sounded like a lot of Thyme so I used just half of it and it was perfect! The next time I made it I forgot to use less Thyme and it was tooooooooooooo overwhelming and we are a spice family - we love all different types of spice. I, too am on weight watchers and have lost over 115 pounds using healthy recipes just like this one. It is really good especially when you are wanting a comfort type food such as pot pie. I add garlic extra veggies and it is really good! I also used the reduced fat Bisquick mix. Points are low for a nice size serving."
"This recipe is rated 5 stars for the changes I made to it. Instead of using frozen veggies, I used a big can of Veg-All. Also, I added a few slices of velveeta cheese to the dish. When I was mixing it up, I added some chicken bouillen, I only added a dash of Thyme (the recipe calls for too much), threw in salt to taste, pepper, and a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce. I wish I would've cut back on the milk-1/2 cup is too much-it makes it kind of runny. Also, I used Pillsbury Grand biscuits instead. My boyfriend says it's one of his favorites. You just have to tweak it and add some flavor and be sure to take away most of the thyme. If you don't-the thyme taste will be overpowering. Hope this helps somebody."


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Godhumai (transliterated as wheat berry) halwa is a very popular sweet in Tirunelveli district in Tamilnadu.
An introduction- Courtesy Wikipedia
Tirunelveli city is noted for the sweet halwa (pronounced locally as alwa) which is made from wheat and sugar. Halwa is a golden brown, semi-solid in texture and contains a lot of ghee/vanaspati which gives it the oily look. It tastes better when served fresh and hot. Tirunelveli halwa is said to owe its uniquely rich taste to a special recipe of this region, blended with the renowned sweetness of the Thamarabarani river. The Halwa was made famous by a Marwari family settled here more than 300 years ago. The original shop started by them is the Lakshmi Vilas. Slowly, others borrowed the formula and now the halwa has become synonymous with this city. The Tamarabarani water is the major constituent of the original Tirunelveli Halwa which keeps up the quality.
There are many hot spots to buy halwa around the Nellayappar temple and near the main railway station.Two of the most famous halwa stores are Irutu Kadai halwa (Transliterated as the dark halwa store with no lights), situated near the Nellayappar temple Tirunelveli Town, and the other being Shanthi Sweets. The name Irutu Kadai of the former store derives from the fact that the looks of the store has been kept unchanged from the date it was started. Till date, there is no bright electrical lamp or even a board to display the shop's brand. They don't have any other branches. The iruttu kadai halwa is prepared in amman sannadhi street. There are other good sweet stalls in Tirunelveli town namely Visaakam sweets, Guru sweets. There are a lot of halwa shops near the old and new bus stands, but the noted shops are worth visiting.
My family is a native of Tirunelveli and the place is extremely beautiful with lovely temples, waterfalls and scenery. We use to visit Tirunelveli during our school vacations. I rememeber having hot and fresh halwa on banana leaves. It use to taste divine.
My grandmom makes lovely Tirunelvali halwa. Being a native to Tirunelvali, this one had to occupy a special position in my blog. My grandmother was very enthusiastic when I asked her to make this for me. The recipe is simple , but the process is bit time consuming and involves lot of labour and patience. I am not very sure whether I will be doing this again, but definitely something worth trying and interesting!!!
Wheat berries- 2cups
Sugar- 4cups
Cashews- 1/2 cup
Ghee- 11/2cup(150gm-200gm approx)
cardamom- 1tsp
Yellow food colour- a pinch dissloved in milk.
Method-The step by step pictures will be useful for people who are willing to try this!
1. Extraction of milk from wheat berries- Clean and soak the wheat berries for around 36-48hours.
2. After it becomes tender, grind it in a blender adding water. Filter this on the sieve.Squeeze out the milk from the berries and filter the liquid. Repeat the extraction process by blending the wheat berries adding some more water. Discard the ground berries after extracting the milk thoroughly.
5. Add the wheat milk and stir it . It will start to turn thick.
7. Roast some cashews in ghee till golden brown and add it to the halwa. Boil a cup of water and pour it in the halwa. Keep stirring. Hot water is added to enable more cooking of the halwa by delay the thickening process. You have to keep stirring so that the raw smell and the taste of the milk should go off completely.
Notes- Use a heavy bottomed pan. Take care of not burning the halwa. Reaching the exact consistency is very important. Repeated stirring is what you have to do which involves lot of labour and patience. Make sure you have some help before making this( according to me!!)


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Test ID: ASB
Arsenic, Blood
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detection of acute or very recent arsenic exposure
Monitoring the effectiveness of therapy
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Arsenic (As) exists in a number of toxic and nontoxic forms. The toxic forms are the inorganic species As(+5), also denoted as As(V), the more toxic As(+3), also known as As(III), and their partially detoxified metabolites, monomethylarsine (MMA) and dimethylarsine (DMA). Detoxification occurs in the liver as As(+3) is oxidized to As(+5) and then methylated to MMA and DMA. As a result of these detoxification steps, As(+3) and As(+5) are found in the urine shortly after ingestion, whereas MMA and DMA are the species that predominate more than 24 hours after ingestion.
Blood concentrations of arsenic are elevated for a short time after exposure, after which arsenic rapidly disappears into tissues because if its affinity for tissue proteins. The body treats arsenic like phosphate, incorporating it wherever phosphate would be incorporated. Arsenic "disappears" into the normal body pool of phosphate and is excreted at the same rate as phosphate (excretion half-life of 12 days). The half-life of inorganic arsenic in blood is 4 to 6 hours, and the half-life of the methylated metabolites is 20 to 30 hours. Abnormal blood arsenic concentrations (>12 ng/mL) indicate significant exposure, but will only be detected immediately after exposure. Arsenic is not likely to be detected in blood specimens drawn more than 2 days after exposure because it has become integrated into nonvascular tissues. Consequently, blood is not a good specimen to screen for arsenic, although periodic blood levels can be determined to follow the effectiveness of therapy. Urine is the preferred specimen for assessment of arsenic exposure.
A wide range of signs and symptoms may be seen in acute arsenic poisoning including headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, hypotension, fever, hemolysis, seizures, and mental status changes. Symptoms of chronic poisoning, also called arseniasis, are mostly insidious and nonspecific. The gastrointestinal tract, skin, and central nervous system are usually involved. Nausea, epigastric pain, colic (abdominal pain), diarrhea, and paresthesias of the hands and feet can occur.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
0-12 ng/mL
Reference values apply to all ages.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Abnormal blood arsenic concentrations (>12 ng/mL) indicate significant exposure.
Absorbed arsenic is rapidly distributed into tissue storage sites with a blood half-life of <6 hours. Unless a blood specimen is drawn within 2 days of exposure, arsenic is not likely to be detected in a blood specimen.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Measurement of urine arsenic is the preferred method of screening for arsenic exposure. Blood is not a good specimen to screen for arsenic.
This test is not useful for evaluation of chronic arsenic exposure.
High concentrations of gadolinium and iodine are known to interfere with most metals tests. If either gadolinium- or iodine-containing contrast media has been administered, a specimen must not be collected for 96 hours.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
Hall M, Chen Y, Ahsan H, et al: Blood arsenic as a biomarker of arsenic exposure: results from a prospective study. Toxicology 2006;225:225–233


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- Conference room(s)
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- Complimentary wireless Internet
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- 100% non-smoking
- Express check-in
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Moore, Sanders Lead East Tennessee State to 31-15 Homecoming Victory Over Elon
Saturday, October 19, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Oct. 19, 2002) - Senior quarterback Jatavis Sanders (Stone Mountain, Ga.) and senior wide receiver Cecil Moore (Morristown, Tenn.) connected for four touchdowns in a 35-16 victory over Elon Saturday afternoon from Memorial Center. Moore's four scores breaks an ETSU record for touchdown receptions in a game and ties the record for most overall touchdowns in a game. Sanders eclipsed career highs with 287 yards passing and the four touchdowns. He had thrown for just two touchdowns combined in his previous seven games this season. Moore had caught three touchdown passes this season before his career-high total today. The Buccaneers (4-4) opened up the scoring late in the first quarter on beautiful one-handed catch in the corner of the end zone from Sanders to Moore with 2:16 left in the first stanza. The two seniors connected again for a six-yard touchdown on the next ETSU drive to make the score 14-0 with 13:36 left in the second quarter. The big play of that drive was a 50-yard completion from Sanders to junior wide receiver Andrew Nuckolls (Tunnel Hill, Ga.). Sanders and Moore struck again with 32 seconds left in the half on an 18-yard touchdown strike. That drive started after an interception by junior safety Montreal Harkley (Hanahan, S.C.), his first of two on the day. ETSU followed the same strategy in the second half as Moore hauled in his fourth touchdown on a 21-yard pass from Sanders to make the score 28-0 with 3:30 remaining in the third quarter. Elon (2-5) defensive end Maurice Locklin got a piece of an Aaron Bass (Clinton, Tenn.) punt early in the fourth quarter, giving the Phoenix possession on their 25-yard line. Elon responded immediately, as wide receiver Arketa Banks hauled in a 75-yard touchdown from Larry Burney on the first play of the drive to make the score 28-7 with 13:33 left in the game. The Bucs put their final points on the board with an 11-play, 43-yard drive that ended in a 25-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Jon Godfrey (Johnson City, Tenn.). Late in the fourth quarter, Elon linebacker Calvin Sutton scooped up a fumble by ETSU sophomore quarterback Dashannon Gamble (Ladson, S.C.) and returned it 57 yards to the Buccaneer 28, setting up Elon's final score. Phoenix running back Rashaud Palmer scored on a two-yard run and quarterback James Murdaugh connected with Banks on a two-point conversion to provide the final 31-15 score. Sanders finished the day 17-of-29 passing, in addition to his touchdown and yardage totals. Moore led the Bucs with eight receptions for 95 yards, his second-best totals in both categories this season. Junior running back Gaven Varner (Summerville, S.C.) paced ETSU on the ground, totaling 78 yards on 19 carries while also catching three passes for 55 yards. Burney led the Elon passing attack, tallying 86 yards in the air on 4-of-6 passing and a touchdown. Palmer had a team-high 34 yards rushing on eight carries for Elon. Banks and Marcus Johnson tied for the team lead with two receptions, with Banks pacing the team with 94 receiving yards. The Buccaneer defense also played one of their best games of the season, making several big plays. ETSU had just three sacks going into today's game, but had nine sacks in today's game alone. Senior linebacker Justin Reinier (Panarama City, Ca.) and sophomore linebacker Lamar Beam (Shelby, N.C.) each had four sacks on the day. Beam led the team with 11 tackles, six for losses in addition to his sack total. Freshman safety Primus Glover (Springfield, Ga.) recorded his first interception of his ETSU career to go along with Harkley's two picks. Mike Warren of Elon tied for the game-high with 11 tackles. Dwayne Ijames had an interception for the Phoenix, while Locklin and Polk Williams recorded sacks in the game. "If we can be sound in the kicking game, play good defense like we are and get the ball to Cecil (Moore) and Gaven (Varner) enough, we can be a very good football team," said ETSU coach Paul Hamilton following the game. Today was a matchup of future conference rivals, as Elon will be joining the Southern Conference next season. "This is a team and a school that will be tough week in and week out in this conference," commented Hamilton. "I have a lot of respect for (Elon head coach) Al Seagraves, and I am sure that they will come in this league and be a good football team." The Buccaneers stay home next week to face nationally-ranked Furman on Oct. 26 at 3:30 p.m. from Memorial Center in Johnson City, Tenn.


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One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das
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In 1970, Jeffrey Kagel walked away from the American dream of rock 'n' roll stardom, turning down the chance to record as lead singer for the band soon-to-be the Blue Oyster Cult. Instead, he sold all his possessions and moved from the suburbs of Long Island to the foothills of the Himalayas in search of happiness and a little-known saint named Neem Karoli Baba. The film follows his journey to India and back, witnessing his struggles with depression and drug abuse, to his eventual emergence as Krishna Das, world-renowned spiritual teacher and Grammy nominated chant master.
Cast: Krishna Das, Ram Dass, Sharon Salzberg, Dan Goleman, Rick Rubin
Produced by: Mike Harrop
Directed by: Jeremy Frindel
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August 28, 2013 - Richie Ingram (right), a Desert Storm-era Army veteran, proudly shows off the coins he received as graduate of Veterans Court to his mentor George Grider in Judge Bill Anderson's Division 7 courtroom following the first graduation ceremony held in the special court for seven participants of the program. (Mike Brown/The Commercial Appeal)
August 28, 2013 - Judge Bill Anderson hugs Veterans Court graduate and Navy combat veteran Brandon Jeffries as he graduates with the first group of veterans to complete the special program that aims to help veterans rise above legal trouble and get their lives back on track. (Mike Brown/The Commercial Appeal)
August 28, 2013 - Jack Sullivan, 9, and Cailan Smith, 8, rang a bell and participated in a ceremony, as a crowd gathered outside of city hall on Wednesday, as part of the Let Freedom Ring celebration hosted by Mayor A C Wharton. The event was to mark the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. (Karen Pulfer Focht/The Commercial Appeal)
From left, former President Jimmy Carter, former President Bill Clinton, former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young, first lady Michelle Obama, and President Barack Obama stand for the national anthem during a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, Wednesday, Aug. 28,2013, at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. The president was set to lead civil rights pioneers Wednesday in a ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, where Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech roused the 250,000 people who rallied there decades ago for racial equality. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
August 28, 2014 - Nathaniel Scott, 49, of Memphis, cries during the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, TN on Wednesday. "He (Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.) made the way for me. Seriously. Back in '63, he made the way," Scott said. "Thank God for 50 years of moving forward. We've evolved so much. We're living the dream." The free event was inspired by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, "I Have A Dream", speech and the people who attended the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom 50 years ago on August 28, 1963. (Yalonda M. James/The Commercial Appeal)
A Syrian refugee, Nowar, 19, enters her tent at Zaatari Syrian refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. Nowar hopes that the international community will soon decide on a military strike on President Bashar Assad's regime. More than 2 million Syrians have fled the country's two-and-a-half year conflict. Jordan hosts more than 554,000 refugees. (AP Photo/Mohammad Hannon)
Indian children dressed as Hindu God Krishna participate in a function during the Janmashtami festival celebrations in Gauhati, India, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. The Janmashtami festival marks the birthday of Hindu god Krishna. (AP Photo/Anupam Nath)
Crowds of people throw tomatoes at each other during the annual "tomatina" tomato fight fiesta in the village of Bunol, 50 kilometers outside Valencia, Spain, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. Thousands of people are splattering each other with tons of tomatoes in the annual "Tomatina" battle in recession-hit Spain, with the debt-burdened town charging participants entry fees this year for the first time. Bunol town says some 20,000 people are taking part in Wednesday's hour-long street bash, inspired by a food fight among kids back in 1945. Participants were this year charged some 10 euros ($13) to foot the cost of the festival. Residents do not pay. (AP Photo/Alberto Saiz)
An Indian farmer leaves his paddy field for the day on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar, India, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. The lower house of Indian Parliament Monday approved a landmark bill that proposes to provide cheaper grain to more than 800 million across the country. (AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout)
A woman looks at damages, unseen, after a car bomb attack in the Sha'ab neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. A coordinated wave of bombings tore through Shiite Muslim areas in and around the Iraqi capital early Wednesday, killing scores and wounding many more, officials said. The blasts, which came in quick succession, targeted residents out shopping and on their way to work. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)
Hugh Jackman, center, smiles as he gives his autographs to fans during the Japan premiere of his film "The Wolverine" in Tokyo Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013. Smiling at bottom left is Japanese actress Rila Fukushima. (AP Photo/Shuji Kajiyama)


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PlanetSolar, a 31 meter long catamaran, was unveiled yesterday in Kiel, Germany, and its deck just so happens to be completely covered with photovoltaic panels, making it the world's largest solar powered boat. While not quite ready to launch yet, the PV-bedazzled boat will debut at Hamburg port's 821st anniversary celebrations in May, and then undergo testing during the summer before starting on a world-wide voyage to promote solar energy. The makers of the boat say, "PlanetSolar wants to show that we can change, that solutions exist and that it isn't too late. Future generations are looking to us; our choices will mark the future of humanity."
Built at the Knierim Yacht Club in Kiel in northern Germany, the PlanetSolar is a 31 by 15 meter catamaran that can expand to 35 by 23 meters when the flaps at the stern and the sides are extended. The deck is completely covered in 500 sq. meters of solar panels with the cockpit sticking out from the top, meaning that there won't be any bathing beauties lounging on top when they sail into port, but they will be rolling in sans emissions. Manned by two crew members, the catamaran can accommodate up to 50 people on their world voyage. The makers are expecting the boat to get a top speed of 15 knots and an average of 8 knots.
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What are the top three characteristics a TEDtalk must fulfill to catch your attention?
We all have our favorite speakers; some of us like humor, others like to be filled with facts, sometimes we just want someone's talk to restore our faith in humanity.
So what are the top three aspects a speaker should fulfill in order to become a successful TED speaker?
May 5 2012: There are many ways to attract people, but it would be stronger if based on:
1. Explain something by adjusting the level of understanding (if needed, to be understood completely and quickly, we can add the parable)
2. Explain something with a sincere heart, not just explaining with excitement, but explain something with calm or excitement with intense sincerity (honest sincerity, not just look like sincere)
3. The topic is related to basic needs (to explain the degree of the necessity)
Hopefully this makes explaining (not only) more interesting to be known and easy to understand, also embedded in the hearts and hopefully over time can be a reminder in the future (as i ever heard before ...) or even drive towards goodness.
Less or more ...May 3 2012: Good one Karla,
1) Problem
2) Possible solutions
3) Passion to initiate a TED conversations
May 3 2012: Which has been your favorite TED talk?
May 3 2012: No favorites as such watched 6 so far liked all of them
Best Regards,
May 3 2012: Hope you find a good one! There are many out there.May 2 2012: Natural flow. Ironically that only comes as the result of repetitive practice and rehearsing. :-p
May 3 2012: I think it can come from practicing public speech, but necessarily rehearsing the specific speech you will deliver that day (not sure if this makes sense). I think that when you over practice for a specific speech it will not come natural.
May 3 2012: when you want to be effective,practising is the predominant task that we need to work on!!
May 3 2012: How much practice would you recommend?May 3 2012: The more you try it, the better you get at it. That does not mean renouncing to improvisation and doing whatever you feel natural. But the more you practice, the more at ease you will be and the more likely you are not to leave important facts out.
Rehearsing, both anywhere and at the same venue where the talk is to be delivered adds confidence and brings ease to the delivery of the talk.
In particular, hearing yourself (and letting others hear yourself) and identify where your message or talk is weak and what sounds right or not and thinking if there are better ways of saying or conveying something.
I recently made a similar comment on a similar thread:
What guidelines would you give someone preparing a TEDx talk?
( http://www.ted.com/conversations/10670/what_guidelines_would_you_give.html )
I will paste below as I think it amplifies my point here...
"Tell a story. Complete with an arch in the story line. Keep it simple. Watch Ridley Scott's Prometheus video and study its structure. That's what I did for my last 2 talks in TEDxSilkRoad and TEDxUChicago and the audiences enjoyed it (ppt at http://www.relief20.com/tedx ).
Be creative, different, and then maintain a good flow and rhythm. Use anecdotes, stories and images the audience can relate to. That's what I did for my TEDxTokyo talk ( http://tedxtokyo.com/tedxtokyo-2011/program/carlos-miranda-levy/ ).
Most important, be confident and practice, rehearse, monitor your talk, people's reaction to it, and your own opinion. Practice is the key to a good talk. Do you want to stand there and talk or do you want people to be moved by your words and stories?"
May 3 2012: Amazing reply!
I agree with that you need to practice, but I still believe that when you over do it you talk begins to sound unnatural and might become boring.
I think that being different is what makes the talk stand out. I have seen to many that are just a bunch of ideas put together, but they are not spoken correctly. I personally enjoy when the speaker incorporates a little humor or just makes something different about their speech.May 3 2012: @Carlos,
I just wanted to let you know I enjoyed your comment and wonderful tips for improving our speech making skills. All are very useful
And, thank you for the links.
I enjoyed reading about the Data Veil, and the Silk Road Ensemble as a result...Great ideas!!May 4 2012: @Carlos,
Great second explanation.......I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I can tell from your insights, that you are a fluent and natural speaker.......
If you really want to see everything we have talked about here in action, and see someone who has mastered the act of speaking, watch this TED talk:
* * NOTICE the following........his fluency, naturalness, eye contact with audience, physical contact with audience, where he stands, and finally, and more significantly, his very last words, which any effective teacher or speaker will tell you is the key to finding out if you have succeeded with your talk.
May 3 2012: Hi Karla, interesting points you make about practice.
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Let me just add a tid-bit of info for you...this might help you, it might not.
In speech, there is a difference between fluency, and naturalness.
Fluency: reading and speaking in such a manner that your words and thoughts flow smoothly. When delivery is fluent, speech is not jerky or painfully slow, and there is no stumbling over words or groping for thoughts.
Naturalness: When you are being yourself, conversational, sincere, unaffected.
BOTH are important in speech making.
** When a speaker lacks fluency, the minds of the listeners may wander; wrong ideas may be conveyed. What is said may lack persuasiveness.
** If you are nervous, stiff, or ackward in your speech because of being self-conscious, others may be distracted from what you say.
Practice helps.....but the key to practice, is not memorizing words......for the sake of practice, it is better just to make certain that the idea is clear in your mind, and then to think of the words as you go. Too much emphasis on memorizing words could spell chaos.
Carlos did a great job of giving you some very useful information in his last comment to you.
I think we can all agree that most TED speakers have mastered the art of making presentations. I know I am thankful for that.
The three characteristics I look for are:
1. Enthusiasm
2. Idea that I can quickly apply to self and spread
3. It must lift my spirit....make me a better person.....move me to change
Great question Karla!
May 3 2012: Mary M. did a great job of clarifying my and the point of others here.
I love how clear she puts it: fluency and naturalness.
A good speaker often relies on probing the audience, integrating them and carefully monitoring their responses. One of the challenges of TED and TEDx talks is that there is no interaction or Q&A with the audience.
The attention is always on the speaker and it's up to the speaker to maintain the flow of the talk.
Improvisation and spontaneity are an important part of a good talk in particular one where you connect with the audience.
What we are talking about here is not "staging" the talk, but rehearsing it so that you have tested different ways of saying the same thing, until you are comfortable on how it sounds, the terms you're using and don't fumble with alternatives for expressing a concept you completely have a grasp on.
There are infinite ways of saying something, ones better than others, and the more we practice and try alternatives, the better choices we have to sound secure, natural and to maintain our flow.
In addition, if you do your talk without any script at all, often you will realize after you're done that you forgot to mention this or that, to include this example or to make a point about something. When you try again, then you remember to include it. Then you try again and find a better moment to mention it, etc., without losing your fluency and naturalness.
Notice how my slides (most of them) only include a heading or a sentence. I improvise and use the words that come to mind to explain each sentence, carefully adapting this explanation and the details to the audience in front of me and the response I sense from them.May 6 2012: It's always better not have expectations, or at least to make a conscious effort to try to suppress expectations; I don't recall the name of the speaker, but there was actually a TEDtalk on lowered expectations, and how they can lead to increased happiness in the individual.
May 6 2012: Eduardo.....so you listen to every single talk?
You are not turned off by any speaker? or their subject matter? or their speaking style?
They are all the same to you?
I'm just curious.
May 6 2012: All I was saying is that my mindset is generally more open, I don't like having a set criterion to use as an anchor--i.e. if the speaker, or the presentation, does not meet x, y, z, then I am displeased etc.
May 6 2012: I understand you now. I guess the way she poses the question..."MUST fulfill".......you took the word MUST and answered according to that one word.
However, from reading all the replies thus far, you can see that there is more to her question than meets the eye don't you?
So, can you answer her last question?
There she used the word "SHOULD".....instead of "MUST"........what do you think?May 6 2012: I think Character, Achievement and Vision. These three characteristics seems to be closely correlated with each other.
Achievement makes excellent character.
The opposite seems to be true.
Good character attracts people and could gain cooperation from partners. It may trigger remarkable achievement.
Important achievement tends to be the results of clear vision.
Excellent vision is likely to be made by leader who have good character.
And such vision aroused sympathy from people.
Successful speaker seems to have these three characteristic.May 5 2012: most important thing is that exprience about give a talk to people
because this fact give self-confidence to speakers.(my aim is improve my english because ı reply)is there anybody want to talk with me ı can talk with my pleasureMay 3 2012: First and foremost they have to be brief
Second, their performance can not imply what or how the audience should feel (be it cry, laugh, anger etc.) = common mistake in Steven Spilberg movies (cheap emotions).
Third, the speaker should radiate :DMay 3 2012: 1. show up on a friend's facebook wall
2. catchy and relevant title
3. charismatic speakerMay 3 2012: Actually to be very frank , I love the amount of info I find here and all of them interest me . So I too am planning to give a TED seminar very soon. :)
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May 3 2012: What are the top three aspects a speaker should fulfill in order to become a successful TED speaker?
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1) Thought provoking CONTENT
2) Solution making man more HUMAN
3) It should so resonate with the audience, that it inspires ACTION
If the content stimulates my brain and pushes me to take some Action, then all is achieved. That is all we need today.
We need great thought leaders, to put the world into Action. And correct the flow towards humanity.May 1 2012: 1) Edifying
2) Thought provoking
3) Passionate
May 3 2012: What would you consider thought provoking?
May 3 2012: Tne implied word in this phrase is "new". Give reason to think about something not previously considered or known.
Karla Boza
May 3 2012: Good one, I think that by watching so many talks you become accustomed and set a lever which is high already, when anyone passes this level then you become enlightened and begin to think.May 3 2012: I agree the bar is set pretty high at TED, certainly higher than the average here in the USA. For the price of a seat the talks had better be above average! What a gift to be able to access the talks online! TED is a force for good in this battered old world.Apr 30 2012: The three aspects that we at Eden Concepts are looking for are the potential to inspire our creativity, a topic that is kindred to our passions, and a topic that can innovate our purpose and vision.
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May 3 2012: What TEDtalks have fulfilled these expectations?
Also, might you mind sharing what Eden Concepts is?Apr 30 2012: a talk that addresses my passion play - addressing the problem of kids, teens mostly, making bad choices that will forever impact their lives. There is not enough conversation about how kids are so self sabotaging, and societal pressures are making this even more acute. The problem can be addressed seemlessly through programs in public education, among many other ways.
May 3 2012: Why do you think teens are self sabotaging?
Have you found any TEDtalks that address the problems of children and teens?Apr 30 2012: Non-Fictional,Inspiring,Motivational!!!


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Own a piece of history for your wall! This incredible print gives you a large-scale reproduction of a historic advertising poster from the early years of competitive racing. From Brett Horton's vast collection of vintage cycling posters and photography, this rare piece (original is worth thousands of dollars) features Italy's earliest grand champion, Constante Girardengo, celebrating yet another race victory on his Maino bicycle. Capturing the glory of the beloved "Campanissimo", the style and equipment of the day, and some great art deco graphic design, this is both a historic work of vintage cycling art, and a beautiful piece for the wall of home or office! Reproduced faithfully to the original, and printed on heavy gallery-quality paper stock, this is perfect for framing, and will become the centerpiece of your cycling collection.
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