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Why not ? He was a former WR and knows routes. I understand he has been playing well and some people may not want to mess with that, but football is a game of fun, or it should be. Surprising a team with a play or two tends to light a spark for a team in the course of a game (see when Miami introduced the wildcat). Just have Smith line up at WR for 2 or 3 plays to throw a new wrinkle. A 4-wide receiver set of Smith, Bess, Hartline, and Gaffney. Tannehill will surely find an open man against the #3 or #4 CB of the opposing team.
Another thing I would like to see is Lamar Miller and Reggie Bush on the field at the same time, alla Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams on the field at the same time in 08 and 09. I know Lamar has trouble in pass protection but why the hell not motion him for pass plays, move him around., he's got tremendous speed and can catch the ball -- having Bush and Miller on the field at the same time was something I thought Philbin would employ as a wrinkle creating matchup advantages. Have Miller line up in the backfield off-set, then motion him in the slot area (or anywhere), then have him run crossing routes underneath killing linebackers wide open, and too late for safeties to catch up (like we see Hartline running across the field and catching passes just 3 or 4 yards beyond the line of scrimmage while at full speed with room for YAC and some good gains). This is west coast offense 101
I thought Charles Clay would play better this year going into the season, was looking for good things from him. That was a really nice catch at the seam last week, maybe what happened later will light a fire under him. The dolphins, the way Tannehill is maturing, have the weapons to be a good offense if they utilize these players properly imo. I'm also interested to see what Gaffney will bring to the table in multiple wide-out sets.
But I'd love to see Miller and Bush both on the field at the same time for 6 or 7 snaps a game. You can motion them and cause defenses fits with matchup problems in the passing game imo - a linebacker will have to be on one of them. I also wouldn't mind seeing Sean Smith employed as an added wrinkle. Watching Antonio Cromartie, a corner with the size of Smith, getting wide open last week against a good corner (but Sanchez sucks and couldn't hit him), had me thinking Miami can use Smith the same way with his size (he'd be a big target for Tannehill, just for a few plays a week)
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Saturday, November 16, 2002CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- . Chattanooga quarterback Ryan McCann threw for 225 yards and one touchdown Saturday to lead the Mocs to a 27-10 Southern Conference victory over East Tennessee State. The win was UTC's second straight after starting the season with nine consecutive losses, while the Buccaneers lost their third fourth straight. McCann connected with Cortez Rankin on a 20-yard touchdown pass with 2:41 left in the first half to extend the Mocs' lead to 21-10. He completed 20-of-32 attempts for 225 yards and did not throw an interception. Patrick Shutters added two field goals in the fourth quarter to pad the margin. The UTC defense held ETSU (4-8, 2-6 SoCon) to 275 total yards and just 10 points. The Buccaneers, who have lost four consecutive games, have only scored 43 points in the last six conference games. The Mocs (2-9, 2-5) grabbed an early 7-0 lead on Jason Ball's three-yard touchdown run with 7:50 left in the first quarter. UTC scored on their initial possession for the second straight game. Ball's score capped a 10-play, 42-yard drive. The Bucs responded on the next possession with a 12-play march. Braye Walters (Columbia, S.C.) finished off the series with a 34-yard field goal that trimmed the lead to 7-3 at 1:51 of the first quarter. Chattanooga senior Todd Campbell returned a punt 79 yards in the second quarter which led to a six-yard Mario Hain touchdown run that increased the lead to 14-3 at 11:13 of the second quarter. The margin shot up to 21-3 two series later. Senior Cortez Rankin made a remarkable catch, falling just over the goal line on a 20-yard pass from McCann at 2:41 before the half. ETSU answered that score quickly on a 34-yard catch and run from Jatavis Sanders (Stone Mountain, Ga.) to Gaven Varner (Summerville, S.C.). The touchdown, which proved to be the Bucs' final score, trimmed the deficit to 21-10 just 42 seconds before intermission. The Mocs forced two second-half turnovers to help seal the win. Senior Sheldon Green fell on a Varner fumble at the UTC 17-yard line late in the third period, and Bernard Snowden picked up a fumble caused by Blake Kirkland's hit on Sanders late in the fourth quarter. "I felt like the turnovers made a difference today," ETSU head coach Paul Hamilton said. "They (UTC) did not have one all day, and ours really hurt us." Ball led UTC on the ground with 55 yards on 20 carries. Sanders paced the Bucs with 54 yards on 19 rushes. Varner set season-highs for ETSU with seven catches for 84 yards. Senior Joey Peters caught a career-best six balls for 51 yards for UTC. Shutters, who was perfect on field goal attempts heading into the game, missed from 23 yards out in the second quarter and 37 yards in the fourth. He connected from 27 yards with 10:46 to play and nailed a career-long 42-yarder with 3:38 remaining.
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Test ID: HEPB
Hepatitis B Profile, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Determining whether a patient has been exposed to hepatitis B virus (HBV)
Monitoring patients recovering from HBV infection
Diagnosis of HBV infection, although HBIS / Hepatitis B Immune Status Profile, Serum may be more conclusive
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Hepatitis B is endemic throughout the world. The infection is spread primarily through percutaneous contact with infected blood products, eg, blood transfusion, sharing of needles by drug addicts. The virus is also found in virtually every type of human body fluid and has been known to be spread through oral and genital contact. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can be transmitted from mother to child during delivery through contact with blood and vaginal secretions; it is not commonly transmitted transplacentally.
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.
Unvaccinated: negative
Vaccinated: positive
Unvaccinated: <5.0 mIU/mL
Vaccinated: > or =12.0 mIU/mL
Interpretation depends on clinical setting.
See Viral Hepatitis Serologic Profiles in Special Instructions.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Presence of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) in serum may indicate acute hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, chronic HBV infection, or asymptomatic carrier state. The significance of HBsAg in serum is determined by evaluating it in relationship to the presence or absence of the other HBV markers and the clinical presentation and history of the patient.
Before the onset of clinical illness, HBsAg is detectable in the serum and its presence persists through the symptomatic phase of illness. Following clinical illness, the titer of HBsAg begins to decline and eventually falls below a detectable level. After HBsAg disappears, hepatitis B surface antibody (anti-HBs) appears in the serum, although there is often a gap called the "window period" between the disappearance of HBsAg and the appearance of anti-HBs. In approximately 10% of patients, HBsAg persists indefinitely in the serum, indicating a chronic carrier state, and anti-HBs does not appear.
During the course of a typical case of acute hepatitis B infection, hepatitis B core antibody (anti-HBc) is present in the serum shortly before clinical symptoms appear. It is detectable during prodromal, acute, and early convalescent phases where it exists as immunoglobulin M (IgM) anti-HBc. Total anti-HBc (IgG and IgM) rises in titer and is present during the "window period," ie, after HBsAg disappears and before anti-HBs appears. For this reason, in the absence of other HBV markers, total anti-HBc is considered a reliable indicator of ongoing infection. It is also an accurate serological marker of previous HBV infection, as it appears in all patients infected with the HBV and may persist in individuals at low titer (as IgG anti-HBc) long after HBV exposure. Although total anti-HBc is a long-lived antibody, in some cases total anti-HBc titers, along with total anti-HBs, may fall into the undetectable range.
In subclinical asymptomatic HBV infection, HBsAg and hepatitis Be antigen (HBeAg) are present for a brief period or may not be detectable and are followed by the appearance of anti-HBc and anti-HBs. In these patients, detection of total anti-HBc and total anti-HBs must be relied on as evidence of previous HBV infection.
In chronic HBV, HBsAg appears during the incubation phase of the disease and may persist for years and possibly for life. Total anti-HBc also appears during this early phase and rises in titer. The highest titers of total anti-HBc are found in the chronic HBsAg carrier state. Total anti-HBc may be negative or undetectable in serum or plasma during the early acute phase of HBV infection and long after infection resolution, when titers may fall.
The presence of anti-HBs in serum indicates previous exposure to HBV and acquired immunity. Low titers of anti-HBs in serum, however, can signal a lack of immunity to future HBV infection. The clinical relevance of anti-HBs detection is in establishing complete resolution of the infection and the acquisition of immunity, whether acquired as a result of natural HBV infection or vaccination. Anti-HBs may fall below detectable levels with time.
See Viral Hepatitis Serologic Profiles in Special Instructions.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Positive hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) test result should be reported by the attending physician to the State Department of Health as required by law in some states.
A weakly positive anti-hepatitis B core (HBc) test result unaccompanied by other hepatitis B serologic markers, elevated liver enzymes, or a history of risk factors may be a false-positive result.
Passively acquired anti-hepatitis B surface (HBs) (ie, transfusion, recent immune globulin treatment, etc) does not signify immunity.
Anti-HBs may fall below detectable levels with time.
Performance characteristics have not been established for the heat inactivated specimens or specimens containing particulate matter.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Kubo S, Nishiguchi S, Hirohashi K, et al: Clinical significance of prior hepatitis B virus infection in patients with hepatitis C virus-related hepatocellular carcinoma. Cancer 1999 September 1:86(5):793-798
2. Schiff ER: Lamivudine for hepatitis B in clinical practice. J Med Virol 2000 July;61(3):386-391
3. Sherlock S: Hepatitis B: the disease. Vaccine 1990;8 Suppl:S6-S9


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The mysterious and invasive ant known as the "Rasberry crazy ant" now has a scientific name. The ant was first discovered near Houston, Texas in 2002 by a local exterminator named Tom Rasberry, who first noticed the increasing problem the ants had been causing. Individually, these little critters seem much like any other harmless species of ants, but don't let that fool you! In groups, these ants form large colonies that congregate near outlets and wires causing important electrical equipment to fail, overheat or even short out.
Entomologists (scientists who focus on the study of insects) quickly realized they were dealing with a genus of ant that is most common to North America, the Nylanderia, but were unable to identify the species. In lieu of a scientific classification, the ants were named after their discoverer.
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I have lots of ideas. I'm not sure any of them are great ideas but I will share them.
First of all I would suggest carrying discs from three or four different manufacturers.
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Innova: Roc is the #1 midrange disc on the market. Sidewinder, Valkyrie, Beast, Destroyer, and FireBird are my favorite drivers. The Boss is the newest Fastest disc on the market but not good for beginners. The Aviar is the # putter in the world. Again I would suggest all types of plastic. DX, Star and Champion.
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The Creation Museum demonstrates that the ministry of Answers of Genesis is not first and foremost about Genesis—it's about Answers.
Sometimes when I am studying evolution, I take a step back and worship my Lord because I am so in awe.
A college student raised as a young-earth creationist shares his story of coming to understand and appreciate God's evolving creation.
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By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
I became such an expert in young-earth creationist theology and science that it turned into a wrecking ball for my faith.
My childhood in the evangelical church gave me the toolkit that led me to eventually accept the evidence for evolution, and marvel at the God who created it all.
Wright reminds us that robust Christian faith takes evidence on board, but fuses reason with faith, hope and love.
BioLogos president Deb Haarsma responds to Ken Ham's recent comments about Hugh Ross, and pleads for a more gracious conversation between Christians on issues of faith and science.
The 1930 showdown between evolutionist Schmucker and creationist Rimmer generated a lot of heat but shed very little light on the real issues behind the debate.
Recent high-school graduate Jacob shares about his journey from young-earth creationism to evolutionary creationism, and how his faith was challenged and strengthened along the way.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
Because BioLogos accepts the scientific evidence for the age of the earth and common ancestry, Ham believes we are undermining the Bible and denying its authority. However, the authority of the Bible is key for all that we do at BioLogos.
Watch to see whether the debate encourages the opinion that science and Christianity are at war. We don't think you have to choose sides.
Last week Ken Ham addressed BioLogos specifically in a blog post, in response to Daniel Hamlin's testimony told in our blog on October 14th.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
To understand more clearly where Polkinghorne lies on the larger landscape of science and religion, let's consider his approach to the Resurrection. Many contemporary thinkers, including some theologians and clergy, believe that "science" has somehow made it impossible to believe in the Resurrection, the deity of Jesus, and even belief in the transcendent God of the Bible.
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Kevin McCoy's newly design Oregon Park is ready to take effect the weekend of June 4th & 5th. With enough hands we'll have the entire course completed by the end of the weekend. Much of the prep work will be done on Friday so we'll need as many helping hands as possible to get the baskets, tee pad markers and tee signs in the ground both Saturday and Sunday.
Each day will be broken in to two parts (morning & afternoon) so any amount of time that can be donated is appreciated!
Everyone who comes out and WORKS will get their name in the "hat" for a $100 Disc Caddie gift certificate. If you come out both days your name goes in twice!
More specific details will be posted over the weekend, but please try to set aside some time next weekend to help put YOUR new O.P. course together.
* This work day will not include concrete tee pads as we still need 5 more hole sponsors to have enough funding to do so. If you or anyone you know has any interest please let us know. A 5 year hole sponsorship gets your name/info on both tee pads, the kiosk & a custom vinyl wrap for the DISCatcher basket on your hole.


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Waste Containers Labeling
Label drums, tanks and other containers with the name of the material they hold (for example, waste oil) AND the type of hazard they present (example, flammable).
Label waste containers with the date when contents were first added.
Waste Containers Storage
Indoors & outdoors: store waste containers on an impervious surface and provide secondary containment in case of leaks or spills.
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Floor drains may not discharge to groundwater, surface water or land.
Floor drains should discharge to the sanitary sewer (with approval from the sewer authority) OR should be equipped with an approved tight tank which is pumped out regularly by a licensed hauler.
Parts Cleaner Sink
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Salt Storage
Store road salt in a shed so that so that storm water cannot wash it into a storm drain, water body or ground water.
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Place oily shop rags in sealed, labeled metal containers and have them laundered by a licensed facility.
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Federal Green Challenge Water Goals
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- Reduce the amount of water consumed by 5% or more annually.
- Reduce the amount of stormwater runoff from existing sites by 5% or more annually
Protecting Water Resources
- Water Sense - An EPA Partnership Program
- Install high-efficiency toilets, aerators, shower heads, and other water fixtures
- Encourage users to reduce their water usage
- Detect and repair leaks
Stormwater Runoff
- Meet the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) Section 438 requirements (PDF) (63 pp, 3.0M) for sites undergoing development
- Reduce existing impervious surfaces and replace with natural landscaping
- Replace existing impervious surfaces with permeable materials
- Increase the footprint of on-site green infrastructure systems
- Capture and use stormwater for non-potable uses
- Plant trees and other natural vegetation to improve natural hydrologic function of site
- Use soil amendments to improve infiltration rates of vegetated areas
- Best practices and case studies can be found at EPA's green infrastructure web page
- Use native plants to reduce water and pesticide usage
- Adjust sprinkler heads to ensure that plants are being watered, not pavement
- Use drip irrigation instead of conventional watering
- Water during the early hours or evening to reduce evaporation
- Install rain or moisture sensors to turn the irrigation systems off when rainfall occurs
Executive Order 13514
Improve water efficiency and management by:
- Reducing potable water consumption intensity 2% annually through FY 2020, or 26% by the end of FY2020, relative to FY2007 baseline;
- Reducing agency industrial, landscaping, and agricultural water consumption 2% annually, or 20% by end of FY2020, relative to a 2010 baseline;
- Identifying, promoting, and implementing water reuse strategies consistent with state law that reduce potable water consumption; and
- Implementing and achieving objectives identified in the stormwater management guidance issued by EPA.
- Learn more about Executive Order 13514
Executive Order 13423
Beginning in FY 2008, reduce water consumption intensity relative to the baseline of the agency's water consumption in FY2007, through lifecycle cost-effective measures by:
- 2% annually through the end of FY2015; or
- 16% by the end of FY2015
- Learn more about Executive Order 13423 (PDF) (5 pp, 139K)
- Sweep parking areas rather than hosing them
- Install submeters to measure water use by subprocess or specific pieces of equipment
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Case Studies
- The U.S. General Services Administration's Ralph H. Metcalfe Federal Building in Chicago saved more than 150,000 gallons of water in one year through the installation of a condensate recovery system that collected condensed water from the building's cooling system. Read more about Condensate Recovery System Reduces Water Usage and Discharge (PDF) (2 pp, 227K).
- The U.S. Railroad Retirement Board headquarters in Chicago reduced potable water use nearly 18 percent in one year by replacing 31 of the 91 toilets in the building with water-efficient units that used less than half of the water the previous units did. Read more about Water-Efficient Fixtures Reduce Water Consumption (PDF) (2 pp, 600K).
- The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Ames Research Center (ARC) partnered with the City of Sunnyvale to reduce potable water consumption and reuse more water on site. The project included a reclaimed water system, a native plant garden restoration initiative, and an aggressive education program. The combined results of the overall effort decreased ARC's potable water consumption by 80 million gallons and saved $404,000 in FY2009. NASA's Environmental Sustainability Report, 2009 (PDF). (21 pp, 3.4MB)
- The Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center (PVAMC) commissioned the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) to conduct a detailed water audit of the Medical Center. The resulting water conservation measures generated a 9.2% reduction in water use, or 1,643,200 gallons of water saved and more than $19,000 in annual cost savings. More information
More case studies and best management practices, visit the Federal Energy Management Program website.
Resources & Partnership Programs
- Alliance for Water Efficiency
- Energy Star Portfolio Manager
- EPA's Stormwater Management Guidance
- EPA National Stormwater Calculator
- Federal Energy Management Program Water Efficiency
- WaterSense
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New York's Attorney General Andrew Cuomo today demanded that beleaguered insurance giant AIG come clean and disclose its plans for bonuses to corporate executives and pay raises, reminding the firm that there are significant "legal ramifications" to AIG's decision.
It is the latest salvo by Cuomo in his crusade to get financial institutions to cease paying excessive compensation and bonuses to executives even as their banks are being bailed out by taxpayers.
"AIG has already received more than $150 billion in rescue financing and therefore should be completely transparent with taxpayers as to what the company's compensation plans are," the strongly worded letter stated.
The letter --the latest in a series to AIG from Cuomo -- was sent because AIG had not provided the Attorney General with bonus and compensation information the office had requested. "They were hemming and hawing-- ' we don't know our plans yet, we're still trying to figure that out, we don't want to loose our top people (by not bonusing them),' " a source involved in the investigation said. "It was ridiculous."
"We have received it and we will respond," a spokesman for AIG said of the letter.
It comes one day after Citigroup announced plans to layoff 50,000 employees, and Cuomo called on the $44 billion financial giant to announce quickly that the firm would not bonus its top executives this year. And it follows a decision by Goldman Sachs to cancel hundreds of millions in planned bonuses to its seven top executives, leaving those moguls to scrape by on base pay of $600,000.
"Citigroup should follow Goldman Sachs's lead and announce quickly that top executives will not be receiving bonuses this year," Cuomo said in a statement. The firm had said it would announce its bonus and compensation plans in January. It has not yet responded to the Attorney General's prescriptive remarks, his office said. "It's a triple whammy," a top Cuomo aide said. "The investors are getting killed, the taxpayer is paying the bills and now the employees are getting hurt. Why should executives be rewarded?"
The AIG salvo is the latest in the prescriptive anti-bonus crusade by the Attorney General, in which he is using the clout of the office as much as its legal mandate, in order to attempt to affect change in the ethics of the market place.
"AIG's demise has seriously harmed investors all over the country," Cuomo's letter stated. "On top of that, taxpayers have now sunk billions into the company to keep it afloat. It thus seems hard to imagine that AIG could pay significant bonuses or give raises to its executives after the company has quite literally been bailed out by the American taxpayer. We believe top executives should shoulder their fair share of these difficult economic times."
The AIG letter follows an Oct. 29 letter sent by Cuomo to nine other large financial institutions. That letter requested pay and bonus data and gave the firms a week in which to comply by providing a ''detailed accounting regarding your expected payments to top management in the upcoming bonus season.''
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How our society uses materials is fundamental to many aspects of our economic and environmental future. If we want the US to be competitive in the world economy, the sustainable use of materials must be our goal. Sustainable Materials Management: The Road Ahead suggests a roadmap for the future based on materials management—fulfilling human needs and prospering, which using less materials, reducing toxics and recovering more of the materials used.
EPA and the states are already doing considerable work along the lines recommended in the report—but taken as a whole, this strategy would be an important shift of emphasis from waste management to materials management. Materials management is focused on:
- Knowing and reducing the lifecycle impacts across the supply chain;
- Using less material inputs (reduce, reuse, recycle);
- Using less toxic and more renewable materials; and
- Considering whether services can be substituted for products.
Shifting to a materials management approach will refocus the way our economy uses and manages materials and products.
In 2002, EPA published Beyond RCRA: Waste and Materials Management in the Year 2020 commonly referred to as the 2020 Vision. The 2020 Vision was the product of a state/EPA workgroup and was endorsed by EPA and state environmental and waste program officials. One of the key findings was the need for society to shift focus away from waste management toward materials management.
In January 2007 the directors of EPA's waste and chemical programs convened the present 2020 Vision Workgroup to develop a roadmap to accelerate the move toward sustainable materials management. This report is a product of the EPA-State 2020 Vision Workgroup.
- Sustainable Materials Management: The Road Ahead (PDF) (49 pp, 1.2MB)
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You start with a plastic frame that has a clear plastic sheet inside. Let your spectator tap the clear parts with a pencil- they are indeed solid. Nothing can pass through. Place an ordinary playing card into each side of the frame, covering the clear plastic. Now, let your spectator push the pencil through the middle of the frame- the pencil goes through the card and through the solid plate! Take the cards out of the frame- the cards have holes in them, but the clear plastic is STILL SOLID! How can you push a pencil through a solid plastic plate?? Baffling- and really easy to do!
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Billy Corgan got tired of reading his own obituary.
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On March 25, 2014 Corgan announced a new record deal with BMG. Tommy Lee, of Motley Crue, then jumped in to play drums on "Monuments to an Elegy," which will be released on December 9.
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Just two weeks before they're scheduled to set out on a massive tour with Marilyn Manson, the Smashing Pumpkins will embark on their first ever acoustic tour. Titled "In Plainsong," the eight-show stint will kick off on June 15 in Buffalo, NY, at the Riviera Theatre, and wraps up on June 25 in Minneapolis, MN,…Read more
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Granite Frontiers
A Century of Yosemite Climbing
It's on the move! Turns out the exhibit in the Valley was such a success that the show has hit the road. The first stop is the Autry National Center of the American West. The exhibit is scheduled June 12 - October 4, 2009.
Conquest of El Capitan Climbing enthusiasts will gather to remember the moments that led up to taming of a landmark.
Warren Harding, Wayne Merry and George Whitmore, left to right, wave their handkerchiefs in elation in 1958 after scaling what until then had been the unclimbed face of El Capitan. The picture was taken by Fresno Bee staff photographer Loyal Savaria within a few minutes after they walked up to the summit. About three hours before the climbers edged up over the rim of the sheer face, they ate breakfast before going on up to the top.
October 2008 Yosemite Climbing Association Newsletter
In This Issue
* Art Auction
* The Nose Anniversary
* 2008 Facelift
* Granite Frontiers Donations
* Media Coverage
* Website
art auction
artwork by Denise Hart
4th Annual YCA Art Auction
Starting on October 16th with silent bidding and ending the evening of October 17th with a live auction The Ansel Adams Gallery will host the 4th Annual Art Auction in conjunction with YCA. Several generous and talented artist have donated their works of art for the event. Hors d'ovrs will be provided by Lost Arrow Catering and all proceeds of the event will benefit YCA. The silent auction wll end on October 17th at 4pm and the live auction will start the same evening at 5pm. This is an event not to miss as there will be great deals, great food and great company. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.
An Affair to Remember
YCA is proud and honored to announce the 50th Anniversary of the First Ascent of the Nose. In great appreciation and respect for the first ascent team and this world class route there will be a celebration in Yosemite Valley the weekend of November 7th-9th. Many of the people involved with the route, including not only the final ascent team but also those that were there throughout the effort, will be present for a weekend of slideshows, interviews, and stories.
The events are as follow:
Saturday, November 8th
1pm - 4pm
East Auditorium
An informal gathering with food and drink.
Saturday, November 8th
7:30pm - until
4th Annual Yosemite Facelift a Success
The 2007 Facelift was very successful. The final count was 2,945 volunteers that contributed 18,335 man hours. The cleaning was contagious as people jumped in to help participants fill their bags. The Park Service valued the work at $344,148.00. 132 miles of roadway were cleaned. Items including toilet paper, cigarette butts, and micro-trash were removed from the woods at all turnouts throughout the park. 80 plus miles of trails were cleaned and the Merced River Corridor was cleaned from Happy Isles to the NPS Warehouse in El Portal. All lodging, campgrounds, and housing areas in the Valley and Tuolumne were cleaned. Certain abandoned infrastructures were removed which was the majority of the weight. In all over 42,330 pounds were collected and everything that could be recycled was. About 32,000 pounds of the weight was from special projects we took on, helping rid the park of old infrastructure that NPS does not have funding to remove.
Close to 400 people attended the reception following the cleanup and enjoyed the free food and beverages provided by Delaware North Parks & Resorts at Yosemite. Thanks to over 70 sponsors who donated an array of prizes, participants were rewarded with a daily raffle and a final raffle during the reception.
Volunteers world-wide showed up to do their part in being land stewards. YCA thanks all the volunteers who showed up and made the Facelift a success. Without them this event wouldn't have been possible. Everyone had a great time and many old friends and new were brought together during this event. We look forward to next years Facelift and hope to see you all there!
Another Note from Katie
El Capitan
l SUPPOSE this article could be titled "The Conquest of El Capitan." However, as I hammered in the last bolt and staggered over the rim, it was not at all clear to me who was conqueror and who was conquered: I do recall that El Cap seemed to be in much better condition than I was.
The above mentioned last bolt marked the conclusion of a venture that began in July, 1957. Mark Powell, Bill "Dolt" Feuerer and I met in Yosemite Valley intending to make an attempt on the North Face of Half Dome. We discovered that an excellent team of climbers from southern California was already at work on it and had the situation well in hand. In our disappointment, we became a bit rash and decided to "have a go" at El Cap.
I'm sure no climber ever considered El Cap impossible-the term "impossible climb" having long since become obsolete. The fact that, previously, there had been no serious attempts to scale the sheer 2900-foot face was simply due to the common belief among rock climbers that techniques were not sufficiently advanced to cope with such a problem.
October 2008 Yosemite Climbing Association Newsletter
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It's the first quarter, a 7-7 tie between the Raiders and the Broncos. Third-and-7 on his own 23. Elway is taking the snap. It's a chilly fall evening in Denver, but the fans are hot and ready for another Broncos win. Snap! The moment is captured for all-time, in incredible, eye-popping detail. A packed Mile-High Stadium, Denver, on a crisp fall evening - life doesn't get much better than this.
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Pugh gives Bucs golden goal against Mountaineers in regular season finale
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
BOONE, N.C. (Nov. 2, 2010) - Junior Colin Pugh's (Dublin, Ireland) golden goal 35 seconds into overtime lifted the ETSU men's soccer team to a 1-0 win over Appalachian State Tuesday night at the ASU Soccer Stadium in Boone, N.C.
"I felt we controlled the game in the first 45 minutes as it was the best I have seen us play all year," said head coach Scott Calabrese. "The second half was a different story. App State worked their way back into the match and really caused us problems. The players have found ways to get results all year long and again deserve tremendous credit for their hard work and desire to win."
ASU (7-7-3, 4-2-1 SoCon) outshot the Bucs (13-5-0, 7-2-0 A-Sun) 14-12 in the contest as ETSU had a 3-2 advantage in shots on goal, while the Mountaineers led in corners 9-2.
Keeper Ronnie Hreha (Asheville, Tenn.) posted his fifth shutout of the season as he improved to 10-3-0 on the year.
In the first half, sophomore David Haba (Germantown, Tenn.) just missed putting the Bucs ahead in the 5th minute as his shot clanked off of the near post.
Neither team was able to get on the board in the half as the match remained scoreless at the break.
ETSU flirted with disaster late in the second half as Ethan Durland got to a loose ball in the Buccaneer box in the 84th minute, but his shot just went wide off the far post and was cleared away to end the threat.
The game would go into overtime as neither team was able to net a game-winner in regulation.
Less than a minute into the first overtime period, junior Aaron Schoenfeld (Knoxville, Tenn.) played a great ball through to Pugh as he flicked a shot over the ASU keeper into the net for the game-winner. The goal was the fourth of the season and the third game-winner for Pugh.
The Bucs return to action on Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. as they are set to host the winner of the Campbell/Lipscomb quarterfinal match in the A-Sun semifinals at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
For more information on ETSU men's soccer and all other Buccaneer athletic news please visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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The UCSF Resource Allocation Program (RAP) is now inviting applications for the Fall 2015 Cycle. RAP offers a single online application process for a variety of intramural grant offerings, which can be found at http://rap.ucsf.edu/grants.
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Announcing the 5th Academic Senate Faculty Research Lecture in Translational Science
The Academic Senate is pleased to announce the selection of Charles E. McCulloch, Ph.D., M.S. Professor and Head, Division of Biostatistics, and Vice Chair, Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, School of Medicine, as the recipient of the fifth annual Faculty Research Lecture in Translational Science. Lecture title is: "small thoughts on Big Data."
The Academic Senate Faculty Research Lecture will be held in Byers Hall at the Mission Bay Campus on Tuesday, June 2, 2015, at 3:30 p.m. The event will also be live simulcast for viewing from your office or computer either the day of the event—or upwards of a year afterwards. A link to the live simulcast will be available (and disseminated) the day before the event.
UCSF Division Meeting
The Spring 2015 meeting of the UCSF Division of the Academic Senate will be held Monday, June 1, 2015 from 2pm-4pm in room HSW-302, Parnassus Campus. A formal notice of the Division meeting (with links to agenda and attachments) is located here.
The meeting will be streamed live for those outside of Parnassus. Link to the event is provided here (senate.ucsf.edu).
In addition to Senate Chair's general update and announcements, there will be two presentations:
Senate Chair Chehab will also update members on the Chancellor's Fund.
Informational items include:
UCSF Academic Senate's 2015 Distinguished Faculty Awards
The Academic Senate is pleased to announce the 2015 recipients of both its Distinction in Mentoring and Distinction in Teaching Awards. A reception honoring these recipients will be held Wednesday, May 13, 2015 in the afternoon in the Lange Room of the UCSF Library (Parnassus).
Honorees for Distinction in Mentoring:
Anita Sil, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Microbiology and Immunology.
Stuart Gansky, MS, DrPH, Professor of Oral Epidemiology & Dental Public Health.
Honorees for Distinction in Teaching:
David M. Naeger, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Radiology and Biomedical Imaging.
Katherine Julian, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine.
Chancellor's Fund 2014-2015
Review bodies for the Learning & Development and Enrichment categories within the Fund are currently determining which applications will be funded.
We received more applications than funds to cover all of them. We anticipate notifying all applicants – funded or not – within the month of June 2015 of the final decision.
We further hope to release funds to as many faculty as we can within the month of June 2015. Due to academic year fiscal close, any applications approved for funding, but not funded in June 2015, will be funded in August 2015.
In summer 2014, the Academic Senate was gifted $500,000 (Core Funds) by incoming Chancellor Hawgood to use toward faculty life. This amount is intended to be an annual renewal with the funds being spent within each fiscal year.
The intention in 2014-2015 was for these funds to benefit as many faculty as possible, in as many different ways as possible. Following full committee discussions, nine pathways were identified - with four of them including Calls for Applications. The other five will enhance pre-existing campus mechanisms.
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Announcing the 58th Academic Senate Faculty Research Lecture - Basic Science
The Academic Senate is pleased to announce the selection of Susan J. Fisher, PhD, as recipient of the 58th Annual Faculty Research Lectureship – Basic Science for her transformative research on human pregnancy as well as stem cell biology and mass spectrometry. The lecture, titled "Mad About Science: Placentas, Stem Cells and Mass Spectra" will take place on Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at 3:30 p.m. in Cole Hall, Parnassus Campus. The event will be simulcast and a reception will follow.
Live Simulcast will be posted on the Academic Senate website on the day of the event. MyAccess login is required.
Under-Represented Faculty & Senior Fellows in Clinical and Translational Research Awards
The Academic Senate has joined CTSI-SOS in sponsoring the intramural Under-Represented Faculty & Senior Fellows in Clinical and Translational Research Awards by augmenting available funds. This will allow for additional awards. Eligible candidates are encouraged to take advantage of this elevated opportunity for funding.
Please note that the deadline to submit applications is Monday, February 23, 2pm. Click here for application information.
Blue Shield and Sutter Health Negotiations
Update: On Friday, January 30, Blue Shield and Sutter announced that they had reached a two-year agreement. More details on the agreement can be found here:
On January 1, 2015, Blue Shield of California sent letters to members who have used Sutter Health providers in Northern California, informing them that the Blue Shield/Sutter Health contract was terminated, effective December 31, 2014. However, to ensure an orderly transition of care for members, Blue Shield and Sutter Health have agreed to a six-month transition period through June 30, 2015, while they continue contract negotiations., For more information on this situation, including UC's potential plans, please refer to the following news releases:
If you have any additional questions, please contact UCSF's Health Care Facilitator, Sue Forstat.
The Winter 2015 meeting of the UCSF Division of the Academic Senate will be held Monday, January 26, 2015 from 2pm-4pm in room N-225, Parnassus Campus.
A formal notice of the Division meeting (with links to agenda and attachments) is located here.
The meeting will be streamed live for those outside of Parnassus. Link to the event is provided here.
In addition to a general "State of the Campus" update, items for discussion include:
Privacy Guidelines for Mission Hall - Deborah Yano-Fong, Privacy Officer, will discuss current guidelines. On hand to answer inquiries will be Michelle Nash, Compliance Officer, and Bruce Flynn, Director, Risk Management.
Proposed UCOP Multi-Year 3% Increase in Faculty Salaries - Senate Chair Chehab will discuss the proposal—which UCOP has requested feedback on—and potential implications of its implementation at UCSF. The Senate's initial response including issues and concerns can be read here.
Informational items include:
Faculty Research Lecture in Basic Science: given by Susan Fisher on Tuesday, March 10, 2015 from 3:30pm-5:00pm Cole Hall
"Mad for Science: Placentas, Stem Cells and Mass Spectra"
Chancellor's Fund for Faculty Life
Team Science Grant
UCSF Academic Senate joins other intramural funding agencies to support Team Science.
Committee on Equal Opportunity - Grand Jury Verdicts
December 10, 2014 Statement to Academic Senate Chair Farid Chehab and Chancellor Sam Hawgood on Grand Jury Verdicts.
Compensation Plan Update – Town Hall (SOM Faculty) – Friday, November 21 (noon – 1pm; S-124)
In 2013, Systemwide revisions were made to Academic Personnel Manual (APM) 670 which sets for the Health Sciences Compensation Plan.
Revision has required each UCSF School to update its Implementing Procedures (the school's compensation plan), as well as individual development and ORU compensation plan.
Please attend a town hall on Friday, November 21 from 12:00pm – 1:00pm in S-124 to hear how this will impact you in the future.
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It's the kind of touching story the press just loves and serves up with syrupy over-the-top sentimentality over the holiday season: Cop in big, tough city sees homeless man in his bare feet on a cold day. Cop buys homeless man boots with his own money. Tourist snaps photo just as the cop presents homeless man with boots. Everybody goes "awwwww."
But then the homeless man, identified as Jeffrey Hillman, was spotted wandering around Manhattan without the boots given to him by New York Police Department Officer Larry DePrimo. He said he had hidden them because they cost a lot of money, and he didn't feel safe wearing them. Then he complained about all the attention he was getting, and he wanted "a piece of the pie" because the picture of him was being used without his permission.
Then it was revealed that Hillman isn't even homeless. He used to be, but he got an apartment in the Bronx secured by Veterans Affairs in 2011, and the city's homeless services commissioner said they've been "working with" the man for years. He pays rent out of his Social Security payments, and he likes to panhandle without shoes. He's been in and out of trouble with police over the years.
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Customer worried about both sides of law after breaking up robbery
MILWAUKEE- A customer that stopped a robbery on Milwaukee's north side now says he's afraid of people on both sides of the law.
A 36 year-old customer who shot at two robbery suspects at Aldi's grocery store on Monday is concerned about retaliation from friends of the robbery suspects.
The customer, who doesn't want to be identified, has raised concerns about his safety as the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office decides whether he broke the law.
TODAY'S TMJ4 states the 18 and 19-year-old robbers who walked in with shotguns are behind bars at the moment. But the 36-year-old customer who pulled out his gun and shot at the crooks, hitting one could also end there up.
Nik Clark, chairman of Wisconsin Carry, says the customer has reached out to the gun rights advocacy group. "I'd be concern for any citizen in this situation that they might face charges," said Clark. "He has contacted the organization."
Clark refused to go into details about their conversation, but he informs TODAY'S TMJ4 the man who is concerned he could become a target , was not trying to violate Aldi's no guns policy.
The district attorney's office says they have not met with the customer who has a valid concealed carry permit.
Assistant DA Kent Lovern says his office will examine whether this customer used his gun properly, meaning, did he fire out of fear or was there imminent danger to himself or others around.
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