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Berlin child's experience with skull surgeries prompts fundraiser
By SARA YOUNG-KNOX
Special to the Union Leader | January 30. 2013 9:54PM
Now Owen is a typical, active 4-year-old, according to Mary Stewart, Owen's paternal grandmother. Like many other children his age, enjoys Thomas the Tank Engine and matchbox cars. She said his favorite cartoon used to be Caillou, because Caillou is bald like he was. Owen was bald because of the multiple surgeries he's had over the years.
The skull of a newborn is made up of thin, bony plates. The plates are held together by sutures, which are made of a fibrous material that hardens over time. If one or more of the sutures close too soon, then the child has craniosynostosis, which varies in severity. Some children develop normally, with an odd-shaped head the only sign. Rarely, severe pressure builds up around the brain if more than one suture closes too soon, cramping the brain as it grows.
Surgery is the treatment for the condition and in New Hampshire that surgery is available at Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Children's Hospital at Dartmouth.
Owen's first surgery came when he was 15 months old, during which doctors opened the top of his skull. When he was 3 years old, surgeons cut his skull into several pieces, using plates and screws so that it could expand with his growing brain. At age 4, he had titanium rods attached to his skull. His parents, Lisa and John Stewart of Berlin, were tasked with turning the rods three times a day to slowly open his skull.
His grandmother said he referred to the rods as his "horns". They're out now, removed just a bit early due to an infection, but Mary Stewart said that everything looks good. He still has problems with one eye, which had pressure on it from his growing brain before the surgeries, but has glasses to help train that eye.
She's particularly happy that when Own turns 5 in April, it will be his first birthday that didn't have a surgery scheduled around it.
A family friend has organized a fundraiser for the family. Owen is the youngest child in the Stewart family - his parents have three older daughters between them - and Nancy Younie would like to help the family, and perhaps other families like the Stewarts.
"It's a rare condition and we want to help other children," Younie said.
The fundraiser, which will take place at the White Mountain Chalet from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, includes food, music, a 50-50 raffle and prizes.
Younie said the spaghetti supper is $8 for adults, $6 for children, with under kids under 3 free. From 6 to 8 p.m. a DJ will entertain, with the local band Rock Bottom taking over for the rest of the evening.
For more information, call Nancy Younie at 326-3299.
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The corner of Bourbon Street and Toulouse in New Orleans' French Quarter has a special meaning for me today.
A good friend and colleague of mine once told me of a story when he visited New Orleans many years ago.
He saw all the street entertainers doing their thing on the streets and when he got to Bourbon and Toulouse, the corner was open. He told me how he just started dancing. A crowd gathered. A few people even dropped some money at his feet. When he was finished, he received a big round of applause.
My friend and colleague loved telling this story. And today, I learned that individual passed away. It was Newt Loken, and he died at the age of 92.
Yes, he was a great athlete and a great Michigan gymnastics coach, and when I first started working at U-M in 1978, Newt became an instant friend. He always had a smile on his face, he always had time for a chat, and he always had a story.
Like most everyone in the athletics department, I couldn't help but listen to this man talk about sports, life, family or anything that crossed his mind. He could work with anyone, and everyone wanted to work with Newt.
Don Canham was the director of athletics and Bo Schembechler was our football coach at that time. They were different but both were dynamic. I don't know if Newt helped teach me the ropes in the fine art of dealing with those two individuals, but I sure remember how he dealt with Canham.
I would see Canham speaking to Newt on numerous occasions and sometimes Don was a little upset. But on all occasions, Newt would smile and walk away. He never was rattled; he always had the same demeanor.
Watching this happen on more than one occasion, I asked Newt why he didn't argue with Canham or at least explain his side of the story. Newt's reply was simple. He told me Canham wouldn't listen to him anyway and every time he would go into a meeting with Canham where he thought it would be somewhat confrontational, he would turn down his hearing aid. He claimed he didn't hear a word.
Newt was basically deaf in his left ear. The next time I watched a conversation between the two, I noticed how Newt would listen to Don with his right ear when wanted to listen and when the conversation went south, he turned his head and pretended to listen with his left ear.
After Canham retired, the three of us were at a dinner. I asked Canham, "Didn't you ever notice Newt turned down his hearing aid so he wouldn't hear you complain?"
Canham answered, "I knew all along what he was doing, but how could anyone really get mad at Newt Loken?"
Even when he pulled his favorite trick on the golf course, backing up the cart and having the beeping sound go off when you were in your backswing, no one could ever get mad at Newt.
There are so many stories to be told but the only thing one needs to know is that Newt Loken loved the University of Michigan and he loved life.
The next time I visit New Orleans, I will make a point to walk to the corner of Bourbon and Toulouse just to remember a truly wonderful man.


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A friend from Ft Bragg called me about a youth hunt that the QDMA group was putting on, for youth day which in NC is April 5th. They are taking 10 kids who`s fathers are currently or about to be deployed to Iraq or Afganistan. Bruce and myself ( CuttnRun Calls ) were asked to put on a seminar on using locator and turkey calls and discuss hunting tactics. We GLADLY acceppted. We had a great time working with these kids and offered our assistance in any way possible. I was told that they needed more or better callers for the hunt. So I got on the phone/web and contacted some friends of mine to help these kids out. In total I have pulled 4 GOOD callers. Two friends around where I live, Bruce Randall himself, and Mr Trigger22 himself right here at DHC ( THANKS BRO ). Unfortunitly I will not be able to call in the morning for a child due to prior arrangments to take my nefhew out again this year. But as soon as he drops one it`s off to Ft Bragg to help anyone out who hasn`t been successful. Ft Bragg has opened 140,000acres to these kids that contains 1000 food plots and in areas is covered in birds. The biologist are going out daily and documenting the birds on these food plots to put the kids in the best area possible on youth day. They have contacted Will Primos and Uncle Ted trying to get some BIG support. Right now Will is trying to get a film crew there and Ted is attemtpting to clear his calender. But with it being so close to turkey season it is still i n question as to if either will be able to come thru. So arrangements have been made to have at least one film crew on a hunt, multiple base personel will show up for the after hunt dinner, and both the base and local newspaper will be there. And we are still working on get donations for the kids like gloves, masks, shells, etc.
All I hope is that everyone involved has a great day and these kids get to hear or see thier first wild turkey.
We are already working on the hunt for next year and plan on it being a HUGH event.
If ANYONE wants to make a donation ( face masks, decoys, gloves, calls etc ) please let me know. I know it`s late to be asking, I just want to do all I can to put a smile on their faces.
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Since there seem to always be threads about paint colors for RotJ, I figured I'd create some search-fodder.
EDIT: the image links are all broken, but here they are: http://www.stormtrooperguy.com/Boba-...-Paint-Colors/
At this point they may not even be available anymore.
This is just what i like. This isn't "right". You might hate the results. The cans might explode, sending shrapnel into your eyes. I'm not to blame for any of that!! Enough folks have said they like my suit that I guess it's at least ok.
Personally, I think you should seek out the colors that YOU like best, rather than just trusting someone else to make the decision. It's your helmet, so make it you YOU want it, not how I want it! :)
Also note that I'm not mentioning anything about the subtle weathering... mists of grey and brown, graphite powder, razor scratches, etc...
This is my helmet:
And here's what I painted it with:
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Grey Primer
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Claret Wine
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Start off with a coat of primer, followed by a coat of silver.
Mask off the silver parts with latex masking fluid, then spray a coat of primer. This will act as a grey base, since some grey damage shows through.
From there, you'll be masking off various parts of the helmet for different things. Since this is just a paint list, not a real tutorial, I'll just leave it at that. :)
For the dome and cheeks, I use a mix of colors. I basically mist one on top of the other until i like it.
The main colors there are sage green and moss green, using more of the sage than the moss.
The visor is done with a coat of flat black, followed by misted layers of Claret Wine until I like it. The Claret Wine has a pinkish color against white/grey, but on the black it looks good.
The mandibles I use flat black as the base, then mist on a bit of navy blue and a bit of hunter green, usually followed by a light mist of black.
For the back, I use hunter green.
The kill stripes I hand paint in with acrylics once it's all dry. Just go to any art supply place and pick up a bottle of one that looks good. There are too many different brands to even try to nail one down.
And when the paint is all done, I seal it with some Testor's Dullcote. I don't have any on hand now, so it isn't in the photo.


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|Thank you Dan and thats the piece I was wondering about, I saw the other 2 were glued down, under the last piece that went on, just wondered if you used anything else ( clips, screws ) to hold the 2 together..... I'll check summit on the seat brackets you spoke of...... Thank you Dan..... Eddie
Hi Eddie, and welcome to Hotrodders. As far as the hard headliner goes, I don't have any pictures, but the most important thing is to have a solid base to attach the headliner to. This is accomplished with a piece of 1/4" luan plywood. Then the headliner can be done outside the car and be glued in place after you get all your design work done.
The sections of the door panels were glued in place. If you look at the pictures again, you'll see that there's really only one piece that is completely glued (Landau top and trim adhesive) in place. The rest of the pieces are glue in place, but overlap each other.
As far as your seats go, you can buy seat bases that tilt forward. Check places like Summit Racing for those.
hello all...... newbie here, I enjoy all the info here, very helpful.... Thank you...... I have a 68 chevelle that I'm gonna try to put a board type headliner in, with some design added in it, I have read the link to the hamb from skipstitch and it really helped, just wondered if anyone had pics of how they did it in a 60's model car ? Dan ? is it pretty much basically on any car like I read from skipstitch's post ? ( I saw it was an old post but no one had updated with anything newer ) I have been doing upholstery as a hobby for 2 years now, I have learned alot but can see I still have alot to learn. Also Dan, when you did those door panels that were made up of different sections, how did you attach the sections to the board ? just landau top glue ?
Gonna try the 4 bucket seats in the chevelle with a custom console from dash to package tray with the leather hides I got from Santa...... what kind of seats have you guys used to do this ? Dan ? anyone ?..... lol.... sorry to keep hitting on you Dan but you seem to be the resident advisor and always have good answers..... I got to buckets from an 91 ? oldsmobile bravada ( looks like a chevy blazer ) but then I realized they dont tilt forward to allow access to the back seats ???? heres a pic of them that I found on the web, not the best shot but I like the rounded inserts in the bottom and back and wanted to re-do them in red and black leather in the same style, with of course, some flair added....
Go over to the introductions page and you'll see my chevelle and nova and a few picutres of some seats I have done ....... look forward to some answers and pictures of what you guys have done.
Thank you guys in advance........... Eddie
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On Monday 10 October, The Institut Français came to meet their long-standing partners at Cardiff University's Continuing & Professional Education. The Institut Français is the official French government centre of language and culture in the UK. It is one of 150 French Institutes worldwide, and one of the oldest. The Centre has been working with the Institut for over ten years to ensure that our French courses match the criteria of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Every year, students who choose to, sit the French diplomas DELF and DALF with us.This was an occasion for the Centre to show the Institut the wide range of French language courses on offer as well as the state-of-the-art language teaching facilities. In exchange, the Institut treated students by launching their new online platform, Culturethèque, which will delight all Francophiles.
The Centre provides part-time courses from absolute beginners to very advanced levels, courses taught both daytime and evenings cater for the needs of everyone who wants to learn French in Cardiff and beyond. What makes these part-time courses special is the fact that you can obtain a European diploma with them. In an era where fewer and fewer young people take foreign languages and where it is becoming progressively obvious that, as a consequence, the British economy is losing out, it is good to know that such excellent provision is available to everyone.
Dr Catherine Chabert, French co-ordinating lecturer at the Centre said: "Over the years, we have noticed an increasing local interest in foreign language learning. It's as if, once they are adults, people then see the point of learning a language. Their motivations vary, from gaining a qualification for their CV, enjoying the challenge and pleasures derived from being able to speak another language, to improving their awareness of cultural differences."
Axelle Oxborrow, UK co-ordinator for the French diplomas recognised by the French Ministry of Education (the DELF and DALF) commented: "Your facilities at the Centre are very good. You have two state-of-the-art language laboratories which many language centres would envy and the atmosphere in your classrooms seems naturally conducive to active communication. I am really impressed by the Centre's strong provision of language programmes."
Gaëlle Robin, the Director of the Language Centre at the Institut Français, told guests about the wealth of resources the new online platform, Culturethèque, offers and said: "As long as you are a UK resident, you can access this online platform for free. We have e-books, films and audio documents, carefully selected and accessible from the comfort of your home. There is no equivalent anywhere else in the world".


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Canisius College senior golfer Joe Vogl posted a career-low 70 in his final college event and the Golden Griffins carded a team score of 301 to finish fourth at the third and final round of the 2013 MAAC Golf Championship at the Disney Palm Course in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The fourth-place finish is the best finish for the Blue and Gold as a team since 1997, when the Griffs took third.
Vogl, who shot a one-over par score of 73 on Friday in round one, came back and posted his second career round under par on Sunday with his 70, which allowed him to place fifth on the final leaderboard. He had seven birdies on his final scorecard, including one on the par-4 18th hole. Vogl shot 218 for the 54-hole event, which was two over par for the tournament.
Canisius senior Michael Carrig posted his career-best finish at the MAAC Championship by tying for 16th with his three-round score of 230. Freshman Hunter Sagar took 21st with his tournament score of 233, highlighted by his 74 on Sunday and senior Mike Spiotta placed 22nd in the field. He shot a 76 in the final round.
Loyola (Md.) shot a team score of 283 on Sunday to claim its sixth-straight MAAC championship with a tournament score of 881, one stroke better than Iona, which led through the first 36 holes. Fairfield's Steve Burak posted a 68 in the final round and won the McLeod Trophy as the MAAC's top individual champion with his 54-hole score of 208.
Carrig and Spiotta were named to the 2012-13 MAAC All-Academic Team on Sunday byt the conference office at the end of the tournament. Carrig holds a 3.48 grade point average as a forensic accounting major at the College while Spiotta boasts a 3.56 GPA in business administration. Both student-athletes will receive their undergraduate degrees from Canisius in May. To be eligible for the MAAC All-Academic Team, a student-athlete must hold a GPA of 3.20 or better on a 4.0 scale and be at least a sophomore in standing at their respecitve school.


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I moved to West KY just over a year ago and have been able to lock down some good farmland. It runs just southwest of green river and less than a mile away from pond river. There is about 500 acres of corn and 2500 acres of beans on one tract. Then another tract has about 3000 acres of corn. A pond near by next to a road always has geese on it. They roast there I imagine. But anyway, how would I go about hunting the land? Would you hunt the corn or beans? I know people will say hunt where the geese are using it but what if I can't ever see them there just flying by. The land isn't very flat. Visibility is about 3/4 mile.
Also I currently have 160 big flock goose decoys but really want to sell them and get full bodies. I've decided on Higdon Alphas so how many and what kind (feeder, sentry, walker) should I get? I would like to keep the price around $1500.


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The Lewis J. Burger Center for Student Leadership and Public Service represents the University's commitment to educate and prepare students for civic responsibility and become committed leaders for the 21st century. The Center consists of three major interdependent components that concentrate on leadership development and community involvement. By involving students in a myriad of service activities and leadership seminars, the Center will benefit Bradley students, central Illinois, and society at large.
The Center also administers the Student Leadership and Public Service Fellows Program. Each year Bradley will designate a maximum of 15 freshmen as Student Leadership and Public Service Fellows, selected on a competitive proposal basis. Each Fellow will receive a $1,000 scholarship renewable over four years and, in addition to the normal course of studies, agrees to complete specified activities over eight semesters to prepare the Fellow for a leadership role in their career and community.
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Arsenal will face Reading in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup.
Arsène Wenger's side were handed a trip to the Madejski Stadium after beating Coventry City 6-1 on Wednesday night.
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NEW YORK - Six Miami Hurricanes were among those named to the 2013 Pro Bowl, announced by the National Football League offices Wednesday.
With its six selections, Miami tied Tennessee for the lead among all universities nationwide.
Andre Johnson (Houston Texans) and Reggie Wayne (Indianapolis Colts) were two of the four AFC selections at wide receiver. The veteran ProCanes wideouts, who each earned their sixth Pro Bowl nod, have played pivotal roles for their respective teams through Week 16, combining for over 200 catches and 2,700 yards. Johnson ranks first in the conference with 1,457 receiving yards, while Wayne ranks second in the AFC with 102 receptions.
Johnson's teammate Chris Myers earned his second Pro Bowl selection when he was named the AFC's back-up center. The former sixth-round draft pick was also named to the Pro Bowl in 2011.
Two of the league's best defenders, Baltimore Ravens' safety Ed Reed and New England Patriots' nose tackle Vince Wilfork, were among those selected as starters. Reed earned his ninth trip in 11 professional seasons, while Wilfork was selected to his fifth-career Pro Bowl.
San Francisco 49ers' running back Frank Gore, who recently marked his team-record sixth 1,000-yard season, was the lone NFC selection for ProCanes. The four-time Pro Bowler has rushed for 1,146 yards this season.The 2013 Pro Bowl will be played on Sunday, January 27, 2013 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii one week before Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans. Broadcast live on NBC at 7:00 PM ET, the Pro Bowl will be held prior to the Super Bowl for the fourth consecutive year and serve as the signature kickoff event of Super Bowl week.


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As a catch-all term, "mobile" can mean anything from a me-too app to an elaborate augmented reality platform. While venture capitalists have been cautious since the 2008 crash, you wouldn't know that if you simply focused on the mobile sector. Mobile is well into a gold-rush phase, and these 10 startups hope to cash in before the vein runs dry.
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Overlooking the twinkling Arabian Sea, coast-hugging Marine Drive (Netaji Subhashchandra Bose Road) is one of Mumbai's most popular places for a walk, especially around (cooler) sunset when the place really springs to life. People of all stripes gather here to soak up the ocean views, jog, catch up with friends, or simply enjoy a solitary stroll. Marine Drive has been affectionately dubbed the "Queen's Necklace" due to the sparkling string of street lights that arc this stretch after dark. The pretty route gently curves some two miles (three kilometers) from the southern end of Nariman Point north to Malabar Hill. There aren't many attractions as such, but the Marine Drive walk is heartily recommended simply for its sweeping ocean views, sea breezes, and delightfully easygoing atmosphere.
Start your beach-side stroll at the southern end of Marine Drive, (1) Nariman Point, where it joins Madame Cama Road. As you walk north along the promenade, you'll be passing some of the most sought after (and expensive) real estate in India, including a number of wonderful old art deco-style apartments, weathered from years of exposure to the salty sea winds.
Beyond Veer Nariman Road (to your right), you'll eventually pass the large (2) Wankhede Stadium (D. Road, Churchgate), a popular cricket venue. This stadium has hosted many major international cricket matches. If you happen to be in town during the cricket season (usually from around October to early April) it's worth attending a match just as much for the electric crowd ambience as for the game itself.
As you keep walking north you'll notice an increasing number of (3) food and drink vendors selling roasted corn on the cob, fried snacks, masala-dusted peanuts, ice cream, fresh coconut water, and fizzy drinks. Enjoy a light bite but be sure to save room for the iconic bhelpuri sold at nearby Chowpatty Beach.
Continuing north, you'll arrive at Mumbai's famous (4) Chowpatty Beach, a magnet for young couples and families. Pause here for a plate of delicious bhelpuri (fried savory snack), a much-loved Mumbai specialty.
Where the Marine Drive promenade gently bends south (entering Walkeshwar Marg [Road]), you'll come across steps that take you up to two scenic viewpoints, the first being (5) Kamala Nehru Park, on Bal Gangadhar (BG) Kher Road. This rather overgrown park has lovely views over Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach.
Adjacent to Kamala Nehru Park (further up the same hill on Bal Gangadhar [BG] Kher Road) is the larger and better maintained (albeit more crowded) (6) Hanging Gardens. Conclude your tour with a languid stroll around this lush ornamental park.
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Confetti Vanilla Frozen Custard
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Strawberry-Rhubarb Ice CreamMake a nonalcoholic version of this grown-up ice cream by substituting cranberry juice cocktail for the wine.
Blueberry-Lemon Zest Ice CreamIf you like creamy, fruity ice cream with a little bit of zing, you'll love this ice cream dish.
Strawberry-Basil Ice CreamFresh strawberries and basil become a refreshing treat in this summertime ice cream recipe.
Bourbon-Butter-Salted Pecan Ice CreamTry a small twist on classic Butter-Pecan Ice Cream by adding a couple tablespoons of bourbon.
Caramelized Fig Ice CreamNo ice cream maker required. This recipe is ready fast but needs three hours to refreeze for the perfect consistency. Fresh figs are the key ingredient in this over-the-top ice cream.
Cherry-Vanilla Buttermilk Ice Cream
Cool-down with a deliciously creamy, summer treat. Don't have an ice cream maker? That's ok. Mix your ingredients in a small loaf pan (regularly stirring) and freeze until solid, 5-7 hours.
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Vanilla Ice CreamGet out the ice cream maker! Requiring just 5 ingredients, this recipe for classic vanilla ice cream couldn't be easier.
Ginger-Peach Ice-Cream ConesMade with fresh ginger, lemon juice, cream cheese, and peaches, Ginger-Peach Ice-Cream is the perfect combination of savory and sweet.
Buttermilk-Plum Ice CreamThough it's a little more involved, this recipe for homemade ice cream is well worth the effort. If you like creamy, fruity ice cream, you'll love this dish.
Dark Chocolate Ice Cream with Sichuan Peanut BrittleFind Sichuan peppercorns at spice purveyors such as penzeys.com, or substitute fresh coarsely ground black pepper for a less tongue-tingling version.
Blackberry Swirl Ice CreamA mixture of fresh blackberries and lemon juice make up Blackberry Swirl Ice Cream—a variation of our No-Cook Vanilla Ice Cream.
Peachy Peach Ice CreamIt's hard to imagine a more fresh, summery combination than that of peaches and homemade ice cream.
Fresh Mint Ice CreamThis make-ahead creamy treat is the refreshing end to a meal and is the ideal dessert for summertime entertaining.
Salted Caramel Ice CreamIt is hard to beat the sweet and salty flavor of this indulgent yet lightened ice cream.
Nectarine Rose GelatoRose water brings out the floral quality in nectarines (who knew they're in the same botanical family?). For the creamiest texture, serve this the same day it's made.
Key Lime Pie Ice CreamOne spoonful of this ice cream version of key lime pie will take you to a tropical paradise–at least in your mind.
Peppermint Ice CreamRefresh yourself with the bright tingle of peppermint candies in a frozen custard treat.
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Sweet Corn Ice CreamCelebrate fresh produce by introducing it to the final course of the night: Dessert. Sweet corn is a favorite ice cream flavor in Mexico, so serve this kernel-laden treat at your next fiesta.
No-Cook Strawberry Ice CreamThis creamy homemade ice cream doesn't start with an egg-based custard, so it doesn't require cooking. Just combine three kinds of milk with sugar and strawberries, and pour into the ice cream freezer. If you're not a strawberry fan, try the Chocolate-Almond or Peach version.
Peach Cobbler Ice Cream with Bourbon-Caramel SauceHere's a delicious ice-cream recipe that has all the flavors of traditional peach cobbler and doesn't require an ice-cream maker: Just stir the ingredients together, and freeze!
Lemon-Buttermilk Ice CreamWhole milk and half-and-half contribute the creaminess, while buttermilk and lemon juice add a subtle tanginess. Even with the whole milk and the cream, one serving has only 3.6 grams of fat.
Cuban Coffee Ice Cream with Dulce de Leche"Dulce de leche" literally means "sweet milk." Here, in the form of a thick sauce, it's poured over a decadent coffee-and rum-flavored ice cream.
Lemon Verbena Ice CreamLemon verbena leaves are very fragrant and make excellent crème brûlée and ice cream. If you don't happen to have some handy, you can use another aromatic herb such as mint or tarragon.
Mango Mascarpone Ice CreamGet the same rich thickness of an egg-based custard without using eggs by combining mascarpone cheese and sour cream with the mango. Mascarpone is a buttery, double- or triple-cream Italian cheese that's often used in the popular Italian dessert tiramisu.
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Caliente Mango Sorbet gets its kick from red Fresno chili peppers. The fire and ice element to this cool scoop, makes it a favorite midsummer treat. Remove the seeds for a milder taste.
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Wild Blueberry GelatoIf you've just come back from the blueberry farm with overflowing baskets of berries, use some of them for this creamy frozen treat. Research shows that blueberries may help improve memory, so maybe after a spoonful of gelato, you can remember where you put your car keys. Also, try the Pineapple-Coconut Gelato pictured in the photo.
Honey-Lavender Ricotta Ice CreamGive ice cream an elegant twist by adding lavender-infused syrup to the ricotta cheese ice cream mixture. Guests will rave at the wonderful richness of this cool dessert. Make it ahead and let it freeze as the party heats up.
Olive Oil Ice CreamMake your homemade ice cream an adventure with the addition of olive oil! It's a splurge with heavy cream and half-and-half, but oh so worth it.
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Thread: Breaking down the Texans defense
Breaking down the Texans defense
I found it a bit surprising that the Texans had the # 2 ranked overall defense this season. Granted they've got some names in Joseph, Cushing & now Watt. But I thought it was intersting that a bulk of their schedule was played against the worst offenses in the NFL.
They were 2-4 against offenses ranked in the top 15 of the league, & 8-2 against the bottom half offenses.
Against the 6 offenses that were ranked in the upper half of the league they registered
-14 sacks in 6 games (5 against the Steelers in Week 3).
-gave up and avg. of 23.6 pts per game
-gave up combined 347 yds per game (237 pass yds & 110 rush yds)
Indianapolis Colts 34-7- #30 ranked offense
@ Miami Dolphins 23-13- # 22 ranked offense
@ New Orleans Saints 33-40- #1 ranked offense
Pittsburgh Steelers 17-10 - #12 ranked offense
Oakland Raiders 20-25- #9 ranked offense
@ Baltimore Ravens 14-29- #15 ranked offense
@ Tennessee Titans 41-7- #17 ranked offense
Jacksonville Jaguars 24-14- #32 ranked offense
Cleveland Browns 30-12- #29 ranked offense
@Tampa Bay Buccaneers 37-9 - #21 ranked offense
@ Jacksonville Jaguars 20-13- #32 ranked offense
Atlanta Falcons 17-10 - #10 ranked offense
@ Cincinnati Bengals 20-19 - #20 ranked offense
Carolina Panthers 13-28 - #7 ranked offense
@ Indianapolis Colts 16-19 - #30 ranked offense
Tennessee Titans 22-23 - #17 ranked offense
My point here is that I think the Ravens can move the ball thru the air in addition to handing it to Ray Rice. I think we'll be a bit surprised at the gameplan on Sunday and see Flacco put it up 25-30 times.
Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
The Colts loss is the one that sticks out to me. Seriously, you gave up 19 points with playoff seeding on the line.
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Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
Texans lost to Panthers (in Houston) 28 - 13.
Lost to Colts 19 - 16 in Indy.
Lost @ home to Titans 23 - 22.
While they stumbled into the #3 seed, and beat the Bengals, I do not think they can beat the Ravens in Baltimore. That said, I still believe it will be a close Ravens win 27 - 20, but a win just the same.. .Bc
Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
The Texans seem to have fairly similar stats to the Ravens in the pass game but are well behind in the run game. The Ravens average giving up 3.5 yards per rush (#1 in the NFL) while the Texans are at 4.1 (#13).
Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
Nice stats Bc.
I also think the Ravens won't have a problem moving the ball on the Texans. They certainly didn't have many problems the last time. The only thing keeping that game close was the Raven's inability to score TDs in the red zone. Of course you also have to give credit to the Texans defense for holding them to FGs.
I wouldn't be surprised for the score to be close at halftime. I would expect (and hope) the Ravens would begin to pull away in the second half.I root for the Steelers; I root for their plane to go down.
I'd rather be dead than pessimistic.
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Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
As always I'm a little anxious and cautiously optimistic. I think we win but it will be close and won't even cover the spread. The ravens need to maintain the proper run/pass ratio and don't turn the ball over or at the very least win the turnover margin. Take the ball out of Foster's hands and put in TJ's and we greatly improve our chances of winning.
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Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
Our offense normally goes into hiding if we're up at the half. I don't agree with this, but it is what it is. The Ravens need to be up by 9 points (or more), then they'll play close to the vest, and hold on for the win... Bc
Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
Football Outsiders, who looks at both efficiency and strength of schedule, ranks the Ravens defense #1 and the Texans defense #8. I find the Texans ranking astonishing. The Texans defense has been learning a new defense throughout the season and just getting used to being without key players like Mario Williams out for the season, and Danieal Manning for a good portion of the season. They also missed Wade Phillips calling two games, and sat many of their starters the final week of the season. Against the Bengals last week, the Texans offense, defense and special teams was the most efficient team in the first round of the playoffs.
In watching the team all year, I think the Texans secondary as a group is much more polished now than they were at the start of the season. Early in the year, the secondary struggled with red zone defense and when teams went 4 wide.
Re: Breaking down the Texans defense
"Regarding the pass D, two items stood out.
The first is the Texans forced bad decision rate. This metric gauges how often a team is able to force the opposing QB into a bad decision (which is defined as when the QB makes a mental error that leads either to a turnover or a near turnover).
Up until the game before Wade Phillips left for his surgery, the Texans were plugging along at a 2.2 percent forced bad decision rate. Anything in the three percent or higher range is elite for this category, but the 2.2 percent mark is actually very good for a Phillips defense because his primary goal in putting together gameplans is to generate a pass rush. His gameplans certainly do a great job of doing that, but they do end up sacrificing something in the subterfuge category because of it. That sacrifice is usually larger (Phillips teams have historically been in the mid 1 percent range), so that is a positive sign.
What was also positive is that up until that game the Texans had tallied 33 interceptions/near interceptions, which is a very good total through 13 games. That is something of a byproduct of the higher forced bad decision rate, but it is also due to good ballhawking by the Houston secondary.
The reason those numbers are listed from that cutoff point is that Houston has notched zero interceptions, two near interceptions and zero forced bad decisions in Phillips absence. What this means is that the Texans defense that was around in weeks 1-14 wasn't there in weeks 15-17 and assuming Phillips is back at full strength, it should be back to its prior performance level on Saturday."


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Dressed in a traditional batik-style shirt, Jodi Mahardi's Indonesian garment adds color and visual appeal to the background of T-shirts and business casual outfits worn by other students on the University of St. Thomas campus.
As the vice consul for economic and protocol affairs at the Indonesian Consulate in Houston, it's a chance to share the culture of his home country with classmates as he works to complete a Master in Liberal Arts (MLA) degree with a concentration in international studies at UST. His wife, Chiara Sari, is also in the Indonesia Foreign Service, and she will complete her MLA degree this summer as well.
Mahardi and Sari are among the 328 undergraduates and 350 graduate students who will participate in the 61st Commencement Ceremony at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 14 at Reliant Arena, One Reliant Park.
In the third year of his assignment in Houston, Mahardi handles economic relations between Indonesia and the 10 states, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands that are part of his working area. Sari is not currently on assignment, but she participates in other diplomatic social duties as secretary of the Indonesian Women Association for the wives of Foreign Service officers, and treasurer for the Consular Ladies Club of Houston, which includes spouses of all the Houston consulate officials.
In addition to the challenging work of diplomacy, the two young professionals are about to graduate after studying for only a year and half, and they have been recognized as members of the Sigma Iota Rho international studies honor society.
"The Indonesian government encourages officials to keep learning so they are ready for globalization," Mahardi said.
Mahardi and Sari have benefited from the open discussions and study of current events in their classes. "It's good for a diplomat to take classes because they can learn from students and professors," Mahardi said. "You learn a lot of insights that you cannot get in your official duties, and you get to meet other professionals who are also taking classes at St. Thomas, coming from different fields."
Dr. Hans Stockton, Director of the Center for International Studies, said Mahardi and Sari excelled at UST, and their experiences also contributed to the enrichment of other students.
"The MLA Program and the Center for International Studies at UST provide a wonderful education for Houston's consular corps, yet both programs also benefit from the contribution of consular officials' experience and skills in the classroom," said Dr. Hans Stockton, Director of the Center for International Studies. "Jodi Mahardi and Chiara Sari were exemplary students who performed extremely well, added to the life of the University, and enriched the educational experience for both fellow students and professors."
They chose UST because of its academic quality and intimate classroom setting, along with the reputation of the International Studies department.
"At St. Thomas, the International Studies program is very good," Mahardi said. "The professors are willing to work closely with the students. You get that personal touch with the professors."
Mahardi appreciated the American Foreign Policy Process class taught by Richard Sindelar, an adjunct professor for the Center for International Studies and retired U.S. Foreign Service officer. He also enjoyed the International Politics class taught by Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Betcy Jose-Thota. The class included a guest lecture by Dr. Bill Cunningham, also a retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer and associate professor emeritus.
"Their teachings are relevant to the practice of diplomacy, because they've also practiced it," Mahardi said.
Sari wanted to learn more about international studies to benefit her work and for personal enrichment. She especially enjoyed the Global Business Culture class and other classes taught by Dr. Hans Stockton, director of the Center for International Studies. "Dr. Stockton's passion for teaching is infectious," Sari said.
After completing her undergraduate degree in English Literature in Indonesia in 2003, Sari thought she was done with school. "I never imagined I would earn my master's in America in a million years," she said. Now, she wishes she had more time to take classes at UST.
Although she describes herself as shy, Sari said UST classes helped her open up and think more critically. "Your fellow students, colleagues and professors encourage you to have an opinion and not be judged," Sari said. "You really can feel the spirit of American Democracy in the classroom."
Mahardi and Sari will return to Indonesia in mid-July, shortly after finishing their last classes, and they will await their new assignments. "We're glad to go back to Indonesia and reconnect with family and friends and continue our public service back home," Mahardi said. "But we will certainly miss the many good friends we've built a strong friendship with during our official duties and during our study in St. Thomas."
They hope to have a chance to return to the United States in the future to continue to further the partnership between Indonesia and the United States.
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And that is indeed the case. The collection and digitisation of the ship logbooks is a huge undertaking and continues to add significant amounts of 20th Century and earlier data to the records. This dataset (ICOADS) is continually growing, and the impacts of the bias adjustments are continually being assessed. The biggest transitions in measurements occurred at the beginning of WWII between 1939 and 1941 when the sources of data switched from European fleets to almost exclusively US fleets (and who tended to use engine inlet temperatures rather than canvas buckets). This offset was large and dramatic and was identified more than ten years ago from comparisons of simultaneous measurements of night-time marine air temperatures (NMAT) which did not show such a shift. The experimentally-based adjustment to account for the canvas bucket cooling brought the sea surface temperatures much more into line with the NMAT series (Folland and Parker, 1995). (Note that this reduced the 20th Century trends in SST).
More recent work (for instance, at this workshop in 2005), has focussed on refining the estimates and incorporating new sources of data. For instance, the 1941 shift in the original corrections, was reduced and pushed back to 1939 with the addition of substantial and dominant amounts of US Merchant Marine data (which mostly used engine inlets temperatures).
The version of the data that is currently used in most temperature reconstructions is based on the work of Rayner and colleagues (reported in 2006). In their discussion of remaining issues they state:
Using metadata in the ICOADS it is possible to compare the contributions made by different countries to the marine component of the global temperature curve. Different countries give different advice to their observing fleets concerning how best to measure SST. Breaking the data up into separate countries' contributions shows that the assumption made in deriving the original bucket corrections—that is, that the use of uninsulated buckets ended in January 1942—is incorrect. In particular, data gathered by ships recruited by Japan and the Netherlands (not shown) are biased in a way that suggests that these nations were still using uninsulated buckets to obtain SST measurements as late as the 1960s. By contrast, it appears that the United States started the switch to using engine room intake measurements as early as 1920.
They go on to mention the modern buoy problems and the continued need to work out bias corrections for changing engine inlet data as well as minor issues related to the modern insulated buckets. For example, the differences in co-located modern bucket and inlet temperatures are around 0.1 deg C:
(from John Kennedy, see also Kent and Kaplan, 2006).
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RIVERDALE, N.Y. - The Canisius College women's basketball team overcame an early 13-point deficit but couldn't complete the comeback as the Golden Griffins lost 54-51 to Manhattan College at the Draddy Gymnasium on Sunday afternoon. The Golden Griffins drop to 8-13 overall and 5-5 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Jamie Ruttle led Canisius with 13
points and nine rebounds. Sophomore Kayla
Hoohuli had nine points on 3-of-4 shooting on 3-pointers. Senior Ashley Durham and junior Jen Morabito each scored eight points
for the Griffs.
"We continue to put ourselves in a hole, and it's very difficult to dig out in those situations," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "If the possessions at the end of the game go our way, we feel a lot better, but I think we did a better job than in the past against Manhattan's zone."
Manhattan (6-15, 3-7 MAAC) came out shooting the ball well, scoring 15 points in the opening six minutes and taking a 15-2 lead on a 3-pointer from Monica Roeder. Canisius then held the Jaspers to one field goal during the next six minutes as the Griffs went on an 11-2 run to get within four. The Griffs got as close as two points after a 3-pointer from the wing from Hoohuli made the score 23-21. Roeder answered with a 3-pointer of her own to put Manhattan up by five.
The Griffs would go into the locker room down three as freshman Tiahana Mills inbounded the ball off the Manhattan defender underneath the Griffs basket, grabbed the ball and scored a layup in the final seconds of the half to put Canisius down 28-25. After that opening six-minute stretch, the Griffs outscored Manhattan 23-13 during the final 14 minutes of the half.
The Griffs took their first lead of the game after back-to-back layups from Ruttle but Manhattan answered with back-to-back 3-pointers to quickly push its lead to 38-33. Later in the half, the Griffs used a 9-2 run to again take the lead after a layup from Durham. Manhattan would take a 50-46 lead on the fifth 3-pointer of the game from Roeder, the final field goal of the game for the Jaspers with 5:49 left. Ruttle drained two free throws and then a putback evened the score at 50-50 with 4:03 left.
The junior split two free throws with 1:47 left to put Canisius up by one, and Allison Skrec swished two free throws on the next Manhattan possession to put the Jaspers up 52-51. A jumper from the corner from Ruttle and a putback by Durham came up empty for the Griffs on their next possession. Sophomore Brooke Angelos would jump a pass in the paint and went coast-to-cast, getting fouled with 50.9 seconds remaining. Angelos missed both free throws to keep Manhattan up by one, and the Griffs would force a Manhattan miss on the other end.
Canisius wasn't able to get a shot off on the ensuing possession as Durham turned the ball over when driving into the paint. Toni-Ann Lawrence made both free throws with 4.2 seconds left to put the Jaspers up 54-51. Canisius would get the ball over halfcourt but couldn't get a shot off before time expired.
Roeder led all players with 19 points while Lawrence had 12 points and Ashley Stec had 10 points. Skrec recorded five assists and four steals.
Canisius returns home for two games in the Koessler Athletic Center next week, starting with Thursday's game against Saint Peter's. Tipoff in the KAC is set for 7 p.m.
Notes: Manhattan defeated Canisius for the sixth consecutive meeting... The Griffs shot under 35 percent for the third consecutive game and are 10-for-53 on 3-pointers in that stretch... Canisius outscored Manhattan 19-2 in bench points... The Griffs outscored Manhattan 20-16 in the paint, outscoring its opponent in the category for the third consecutive game... Freshman Crystal Porter had three blocks in 18 minutes off the bench.


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2012 Horizon League Championship Central
BROWN DEER, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green
Bay swimming and diving teams concluded the 2012 Horizon League Championship
Meet on Saturday night, with the women's squad finishing third and the men's
squad finishing fifth at the Walter Schroeder Aquatic Center in Brown Deer,
Green Bay wrapped up the four-day meet with six individual championships and 10 school records. The Phoenix also took home some hardware, as senior diver Daniel Pogue (Chisholm, Minn.) earned Horizon League Men's Diver of the Meet, freshman Amanda Walker (Sun Prairie, Wis.) won Co-Newcomer of the Year and diving coach Tom Stover won Men's Diving Coach of the Year.
Milwaukee took the team titles on both sides, ending the Phoenix women's run of seven consecutive league championships.
Day Four Recap
Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) won her third conference title of the week on Saturday, dominating the 1650-yard freestyle race with a time of 16:47.23 - nearly 30 seconds ahead of second place. Rottier finished the four-day meet with three individual titles and four school records to her name, as the sophomore standout also won the 1000 free (10:03.70) and 500 free (4:52.88) and swam on Green Bay's record-breaking 800 free relay squad, which placed second in 7:27.18.
For a complete day four recap, click here.
Day Three Recap
The Phoenix swimmers and divers continued to perform well on day three of the Horizon League Championships, combining to win three individual titles, break four school records and a conference record. The Green Bay women ended the day in third place, while the men's squad is in fifth with one day remaining.
Senior Amber Bartholomew (Alexandria, Minn.) cruised to a first-place time of 4:18.62 in the 400 IM, breaking both the Green Bay and Horizon League records. Men's senior Daniel Pogue (Chisholm, Minn.) also crushed the school record in the 1-meter diving event, putting up a gigantic total of 379.15 en route to an individual title.
The top men's performance in the pool on Friday came from junior Jonathan Lesniak (McHenry, Ill.), who sprinted to a conference championship in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 55.24.
Amanda Walker (Sun Prairie, Wis.) continued her outstanding freshman campaign on Friday by placing third in the 200 freestyle with a school-record time of 1:50.53. Walker then swam the opening leg of Green Bay's record-setting 800 free relay, which finished second in 7:27.18.
For a complete day three recap, click here.
Day Two Recap
Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) was at it again on Thursday night, breaking another school record while earning her second individual conference title in as many days. The sophomore took the 500-yard freestyle on day two, nearly besting the Horizon League record and breaking the Phoenix record with a time of 4:52.88. Senior Amber Bartholomew (Alexandria, Minn.) recorded a school record of her own, finishing second in the 200 IM with a time of 2:01.28 - good enough for an NCAA B cut.
The Phoenix women are in third place with 242 points at the meet's halfway point, 53 behind first-place Milwaukee. The Green Bay men's squad currently sits in fifth place, accumulating 127 points over the first two days.
For a complete recap of day two, click here.
Day One Recap
The Phoenix squads got off to a strong start on Wednesday, breaking a pair of school records while turning in a number of other impressive finishes. The women, who are looking for their eighth straight conference crown, are in third place after day one, while the men's squad is in fifth.
Sophomore Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.) won the women's 1000-yard freestyle in school-record fashion, clocking in at 10:03.79. Senior Daniel Pogue (Chisholm, Minn.) broke the school record while finishing in a close second in the 3-meter dive (352.20).
For a complete recap of day one, click here.
Team Scores & Awards
Final Women's
Team Scores
1 -Milwaukee 759.5
2 - Cleveland State 675.5
3 - Green Bay 631
5 - Wright State 402.5
6 - Youngstown State 364
7 - Valparaiso 137
8 - Butler 124
Final Men's
Team Scores
1 - Milwaukee 901
2 - Cleveland State 726.5
4 - Wright State 475
5 - Green Bay 432
6 - Valparaiso 148
Women's Athlete of the Year: Emily McClellan, Milwaukee
Women's Diver of the Meet: Kacey Cummings, Cleveland State
Women's Swimmer of the Meet: Emily McClellan, Milwaukee
Women's Newcomer of the Year: Amanda Walker, Green Bay & Ashley Yow, Youngstown State
Women's Diving Coach of the Year: Rich Karban, Cleveland State
Women's Swimming Coach of the Year: Kyle Clements, Milwaukee
Men's Athlete of the Year: Hermanus Botha, Wright State
Men's Diver of the Meet: Daniel Pogue, Green Bay
Men's Performer of the Meet: Hermanus Botha, Wright State
Men's Newcomer of the Year: Kenny Stelpflug, Milwaukee
Men's Diving Coach of the Year: Tom Stover, Green Bay
Men's Swimming Coach of the Year: Kyle Clements, Milwaukee
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Sound Spectrum
This weekend, we explore the sound spectrum of New York City. We look through compositions as we do prisms, and hear colorful experiences on display.
Dawn Upshaw is featured twice on the show. Her lilting voice appears in Osvaldo Golijov's Three Songs, and then again with the Kronos Quartet singing a composition called Lacrymosa, by Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky, an Uzbek member of the Silk Road Ensemble.
Although much of the music on this episode is not American per se, many of these composers and artists have performed here in the city. And many of these cultures exist right here. Another composer featured on the program is Henry Cowell who is very comfortable weaving into his compositions the sounds that he experienced here in New York. We listen to his Persian Set with Richard Auldon conducting the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra.
Other selections include Marc Mellits's Lefty's Elegy, Philip Glass' Safe Journey and John Dowland's Lachrimae coactae Pavan, played by Fretwork. We end the program with Quartet San Francisco performing Irving Mills and Duke Ellington's The Mooche.
Kifu Mitsuhashi: Yamato-Joshi
Kifu Mitsuhashi, shakuhachi
Celestial Harmonies
Philip Glass: Safe Journey
English Chamber Orchestra, Michael Riesman; Conductor
Orange Mountain Music
Marc Mellits: Lefty's Elegy
Mellits Consort; Cristina Buciu, violin; Elizabeth Simkin, cello; Danny Tunnik, marimba; Dominic Frasca, guitar; Marc Mellits, keyboard.
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Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky: Lacrymosa
Kronos Quartet; Dawn Upshaw, Soprano
Heitor Villa-Lobos: Guitar Concierto
New York Philarmonic; John Serebrier, conductor; Sharon Isbin, conductor
Warner Classics
Duke Ellington/Irving Mills/ Bubber Miley: Mood Indigo
Marcus Roberts, Piano
John Adams: Tromba Lontana
City of Birmingham Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle, conductor
Gavin Bryars: "The Green Ray"
Bournemouth Sinfonietta; Ivor Bolton, Conductor; John Harle, Saxophone
John Dowland: Lachrimae Coactae Pavan
Osvaldo Golijov: Three Songs
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Robert Spano, Conductor; Dawn Upshaw, Soprano
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Henry Cowell: Persian Set
Manhattan Chamber Orchestra; Richard Auldon Clark, Conductor
Irving Mills; Duke Ellington: The Mooche
Quartet San Francisco
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By Giuseppe Muro
Arsène Wenger says Nicklas Bendtner could be involved against Udinese on Tuesday night even though the Dane may still leave Arsenal.
Bendtner has been strongly linked with a move away from Emirates Stadium this summer and the manager has confirmed that his future could lie elsewhere if he finds the right club.
The 23-year-old admitted that he was after a move while on international duty recently but Wenger revealed on Monday that he might feature in the Champions League this week.
"In his interview Bendtner said he was gone, but I checked and he's not gone at all!" he said.
"I promised I would let him go if he found the right club and that has not changed because when I make a promise I keep it.
"But if he doesn't find the right opportunity he will stay and fight for his place like everybody else. He looks sharp in training."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Dr. Jennifer Shu and her team of pediatricians answer your health questions.
I am pregnant with my first baby and confused about car safety seats. What do you suggest?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) offers this advice: "The best car seat is the one that fits your child properly, is easy to use, and fits in your vehicle correctly."
The AAP recommends keeping infants in the back seat, in rear-facing child safety seats, as long as possible within the limits of the car seat. In other words, until they have reach the maximum height or weight for that particular seat. All infants should be kept rear-facing at minimum until reaching at least one year of age and 20 pounds.
QUICK TIP: Look for infant car seats that offer higher height and weight limits in order to keep your child rear-facing longer.
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Back in August, we regretfully announced that popular emulator developer M.k would be retiring from Windows Phone development and allowing his apps to disappear from the Store. M.k's apps are still around for the time being, but the emulation torch has essentially been passed on. And who came forward to pick it up and create new emulators? Andre Botelho, that's who.
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Overheating Westerbeke
I'm inclined to agree with your mechanic friend.
When my old, old, old Columbia had a raw water cooled Atomic 4 (one of the three that it did) I had to bypass the water heater coil from the engine because the salt water ate the aluminum circuit.
When I repowered with diesel, the Universal's dimensions required repositioning the new water heater that is served by the coolant system of the engine.
It obviously works best when the hot water tank is full ( providing, if you will, a larger heat exchanger in addition to the engine's three inch mounted exchanger.) However, that requires leaving the demand water pump on to keep the water heater full of water when under way. Sometimes the fresh water supply in the main tank is less than enough to keep the water heater full and consequently, it doesn't cool the engine circuit as much.I also don't like to leave the fresh water system "charged" with the pump when underway, since a leak or broken hose will drain the tanks into the bilge.
The mechanic who installed the 25XP was adamant that plumbing in the water heater required a extra coolant tank and overflow recovery system above the level of the water heater to increase the coolants efficiency.
It generally runs 165 degrees F if everything is fine. As I noted before, restriction in the raw water inlet and failure to recover the overflow current would increase the temperature to 190. Not catastrophic, but indicative of a problem.
Check the engine to water heater circuit and make sure the tank coil isn't the problem.If there's not enough water in the tank, the air will heat much faster than water.
|I got back to the boat and picked up the manuel. It looks like if I disconnect the raw water lines on either side of the heat exchanger that should eliminate all but the exhaust elbow as a problem. I will also take the advise to change out the zinc and clean the exchanger while I am at it. Thanks again to everyone. This old farm boy is used to working on tractors and trucks but still learning all the little ins and outs of the boat engine.
|I have a Perkins 4-108 and some years ago experienced overheating of the engine. I had good raw water flow and the thermostat was working properly. Even when removing the heat exchanger there was no blockage in the tubes. However I did clean out the tubes with muric acid and then rodded them, reinstalled it and engine ran cooler. It was just the low efficiency of the heat transfer causing the problem. One other comment is that water is a better heat transfer media than 100% anti freeze so make sure that you have a 50-50 mix.
I feel like the problem is on the raw water side, a friend of mine at the marina who is a very good mechanic feels it is on the heat exchanger side. After the engine overheats the relief valve at the hot water heater lets go and I think that is why he feels it is on that side. When I bought the boat in 07 the heat exchanger was hooked back to itself with no fluid in it and did not get hot. I fixed that when I put the new hot water heater in. I checked the thru hull, the strainer and have raw water flow when the cover is off the pump. The impeller is turning, I do not have good water flow out of the exhaust and that is where I left off. I have not done anything with the heat exchanger yet. I appreciate the advice as I am trying to determine were to go next.
Regrettably, I've had both minor problems, 1) clogged raw water seacock with marine growth for the raw water side, and 2) cracked overflow tank hose for the coolant recovery tank ( in the lazarette, because of the in line water heater on the coolant side) which combined to raise the operating temperature without any apparent leak until I tired to fill the overflow tank from above and noticed the coolant dripping off the lower loop of the tank hose.
The actual crack in the hose was beneath the tank at the nipple (which again, is in the lazarette above the coolant tank and above the water heater) and dripped only the overflow to the shaft log rather than the engne compartment or bilge.
Clean the seacock from within with a bore brush to ensure adequate raw water flow and then check the coolant recovery system at or near your water heater.
Hope this helps. By the way, this is on a Universal 25XP ( actually the Kubota 950 3cyl block).
Where is the low flow? If it is on the raw water side, then the thermostat is not the problem. The thermostat is on the fresh water side of the system.
If you are not getting good raw water flow, that is a raw water issue:strainer, raw water pump, heat exchanger, exhaust elbow, plugged hose, plugged inlet seacock. When you took the cover off the water pump, did you crack the seacock a little to be sure you have free water flow? If you sucked a plastic bag up the inlet it will shut off water flow and cause overheating. You can probably guess how I know this. If it is a low raw water flow problem, for now confine your troubleshooting to the raw water side of the system.
I also have a 1985 westerbeke. If you have never cleaned out the heat exchanger you're way, way overdue. Frequent replacement of the pencil zinc is a good idea.
|The Westerbeake circa 1985 has a direct mechanical drive no belt to this pump just to the alternator. When I removed the cover to check the impeller I had a friend bump the engine and it was turning. I figure the easiest thing to do next is remove the thermostate and run the engine. If it still overheats then I move to the heat exchanger which is much harder to get to and work on. I guess that is sound reasoning?
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I don't have good flow and that was why my thinking was the thermostat. It was ok at first at slow throttle and like you said it started overheating just above 2000 rpm and then it was all she wrote as she stayed hot.
If you've checked the strainer and have good flow from the seacock, then it's probably either the raw water pump, the heat exchanger or the exhaust elbow. The impeller may be failed but not look it - take off the cover and turn the pump with the belt by hand - make sure the impeller itself is in fact rotating. Then check the heat exchanger and the exhaust elbow.
Ever little bit of info helps. Now I have to find time to get back and go to work diagnosing one thing at a time.
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