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QCAD is an application for computer aided drafting (CAD) in two dimensions (2D). With QCAD, you can create technical drawings such as plans for buildings, interiors, mechanical parts, or schematics and diagrams. QCAD can be easily extended through plugins and its very powerful and complete ECMAScript (JavaScript) interface.
Wing IDE is a software development environment for Python. It provides powerful editing, code intelligence, refactoring, testing, debugging, and search capabilities that reduce development and debugging time, cut down on coding errors, and make it easier to understand and navigate Python code.
Eric is a full featured Python and Ruby editor and IDE, written in Python. It is based on the cross platform Qt GUI toolkit, integrating the highly flexible Scintilla editor control. It is designed to be usable as an everyday quick and dirty editor as well as being usable as a professional project management tool, integrating many advanced features that Python offers the professional coder. Eric includes a plug-in system, which allows easy extension of the IDE functionality with plug-ins downloadable from the net. Current stable versions are Eric4 based on Qt4 and Python 2 and Eric5 based on Python 3 and Qt4.
BitRock InstallBuilder allows you to create easy-to-use multiplatform installers for Linux (x86/PPC/s390/x86_64/Itanium), Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris (x86/Sparc), IRIX, AIX, and HP-UX applications. The generated application installers have a native look-and-feel and no external dependencies, and can be run in GUI, text, and unattended modes. In addition to self-contained installers, the installation tool is also able to generate standalone RPM packages.
WebIssues is a multi-platform system for issue tracking and team collaboration. It can be used to store, share, and track issues with various attributes, description, comments, and file attachments. It is easy to install and use but has many capabilities and is highly customizable. Desktop and Web clients are provided.
Anki is an intelligent, spaced-repetition flash card program designed to maximize your memory potential and minimize the time spent studying. It has special features useful when studying Japanese, but can be used to study anything. Anki makes remembering things easy. Because it is a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn. Anyone who needs to remember things in their daily life can benefit from Anki. Since it is content-agnostic and supports images, audio, videos, and scientific markup (via LaTeX), the possibilities are endless.
QCAD Pro bundles QCAD with additional proprietary tools and plugins, including read and write support for the DWG file format, SVG export, printing a drawing on multiple pages (poster), and support for splines from fit points. QCAD is an application for computer aided drafting in two dimensions (2D). With QCAD, you can create technical drawings such as plans for buildings, interiors, mechanical parts, or schematics and diagrams. QCAD can be easily extended through plugins and its very powerful and complete ECMAScript (JavaScript) interface.


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Food and Energy Security
Vol 6 (4 Issues in 2017)
Edited by: Professor Martin Parry
Online ISSN: 2048-3694
Food and Energy Security is published by Wiley in association with the Association of Applied Biologists (AAB).
Food and Energy Security seeks to publish high quality and high impact original research on agricultural crop and forest productivity to improve food and energy security. It actively seeks submissions from emerging countries with expanding agricultural research communities. Papers from China, other parts of Asia, India and South America are particularly welcome. The Editorial Board, headed by Editor-in-Chief Professor Martin Parry, is determined to make FES the leading publication in its sector and will be aiming for a top-ranking impact factor.
Primary research articles should report hypothesis driven investigations that provide new insights into mechanisms and processes that determine productivity and properties for exploitation. Review articles are welcome but they must be critical in approach and provide particularly novel and far reaching insights.
Food and Energy Security offers authors a forum for the discussion of the most important advances in this field and promotes an integrative approach of scientific disciplines. Papers must contribute substantially to the advancement of knowledge.
Examples of areas covered in Food and Energy Security include:
• Agronomy
• Biotechnological Approaches
• Breeding & Genetics
• Climate Change
• Quality and Composition
• Food Crops and Bioenergy Feedstocks
• Developmental, Physiology and Biochemistry
• Functional Genomics
• Molecular Biology
• Pest and Disease Management
• Post Harvest Biology
• Soil Science
• Systems Biology
The journal is Open Access and published online. Submission of manuscripts to Food and Energy Security is exclusively via a web-based electronic submission and tracking system enabling rapid submission to first decision times.
Before submitting a paper for publication, potential authors should first read the Author Guidelines. Instructions as to how to upload your manuscript can be found on ScholarOne Manuscripts.

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All new and returning undergraduate and graduate domestic students use the link below.
The online undergraduate application for admission is used to determine academic and Residence Life Leadership Scholarship eligibility. No separate application is required! The undergraduate fall semester early admission consideration and scholarship deadline is December 1. You are encouraged to submit your application by this date for full admission and scholarship consideration.
NOTE: The domestic online application for admission requests your Social Security
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Online domestic applications will close according to the following schedule:
Undergraduate - Wednesday before classes start; Graduate - Friday before classes start
Undergraduate Domestic Recommended Application Deadlines:
Applications will be accepted after the below dates. To be considered for need-based financial aid, you must first be admitted to Southeast. Upon admission, the financial aid award process can take four to six weeks to complete, provided your FAFSA has been submitted to Southeast.
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Access the PDF Application for Undergraduate Admission and Academic Scholarships.
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Monday Morning Quarterback: The Good, The Bad Of Week 1
The Good
The Bad
Denver BroncosBaltimore Ravens
The season certainly got off with a bang for Peyton Manning as he riddled the Baltimore defense by throwing for 462 yards and a record-tying seven touchdowns. Manning may not have done himself any favors, because he's set an impossible standard to follow for the next 15 games.
Joe Flacco had a solid game by most standards as he threw for 362 yards and two touchdowns, but he couldn't come close to keeping up with Manning and he also threw two interceptions.
New England PatriotsBuffalo Bills
Tom Brady did not have a stellar game, in large part because his most familiar receivers were not available. However, he threw for 288 yards and two touchdowns and led the Patriots' game-winning drive in the final seconds.
E.J. Manuel had an acceptable game for a rookie making his debut. He threw two touchdown passes and he did not suffer an interception, but he only threw for 150 yards and had a difficult time sustaining Buffalo's offense.
Seattle SeahawksCarolina Panthers
Russell Wilson did not have his best game in the season opener, but he did travel cross-country and lead the Seahawks to a tough road win over an improving team. Wilson threw the game-winning touchdown pass in the fourth quarter and threw for 320 yards.
Cam Newton had an up-and-down year in 2012, and he wanted to get off to a stellar start. While he was going up against a very tough Seattle defense, Newton had to find a way to throw for more than 125 yards and he was basically ineffective on the ground.
Chicago BearsCincinnati Bengals
With expectations for an improved offense at a very high level in Chicago, Jay Cutler made the key throws late in the game to help the Bears get a win over a very tough Cincinnati team. Cutler threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winning touchdown pass to Brandon Marshall in the fourth quarter.
Andy Dalton is the triggerman for a team that is considered to be in contention for the AFC championship this year. While he did not have a bad game as he threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns, he threw two interceptions to Chicago's Charles Tillman.
Miami DolphinsCleveland Browns
Ryan Tannehill may not be one of the elite quarterbacks in the game, but he is an improving signal caller. Tannehill kept his cool in the Dolphins' opener in Cleveland as he threw for 272 yards and a sharp TD pass to Brian Hartline. Tannehill's play was one of the key reasons the Dolphins were able to come away with the win.
It was basically all on Brandon Weeden because he did not get any help from the Browns' running game. Weeden completed just 26-of-53 passes for 289 yards with one TD and three costly interceptions.
Minnesota VikingsDetroit Lions
Matthew Stafford is under pressure to lead the Lions into the playoffs this year and he got off to a good start, throwing for 357 yards and two touchdowns. He kept his cool after the Vikings jumped on top and drove the Lions to a key victory.
The Vikings have gambled that Christian Ponder would improve off his halting 2012 performance, but the early returns are not good. He threw one TD pass and three interceptions against the Lions and he looked ineffective.
Indianapolis ColtsOakland Raiders
Andrew Luck did not have a stellar statistical game for the Colts, but he showed his leadership and his ability to come through in the clutch against the Raiders. Luck threw for 178 yards and two touchdowns and he did not throw an interception. He also ran for the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter.
Very little to complain about with Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor, who kept the Raiders in the game with his athleticism and surprising poise. He threw for 217 yards and a touchdown, but he also threw two interceptions including one in the final seconds that clinched the game for the Colts.
Kansas City ChiefsJacksonville Jaguars
Alex Smith got off to a sharp start in his debut with the Chiefs. He wasn't spectacular as he threw for 173 yards and two touchdowns, but he did not throw any interceptions. You got the feeling that Smith was just getting his feet wet and he is capable of putting more impressive numbers together for the Chiefs.
Blaine Gabbert does not seem to be the answer for the Jaguars. He was unable to sustain any kind of offense as he completed 16-of-35 passes for 121 yards. He threw two interceptions, including one that was tipped and returned for a touchdown by Chiefs defensive lineman Tamba Hali.
New Orleans SaintsAtlanta Falcons
After the Saints' disappointing 2012 season, Drew Brees wanted to get back on track in the opener against the Falcons, and he threw for 357 yards and two touchdowns. The Saints served notice that they will be a formidable opponent for any team visiting the Superdome.
Matt Ryan did not have a bad game as he threw for 304 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. However, when Ryan had a chance to win the game on the final series, he was unable to direct the Falcons into the endzone.
New York JetsTampa Bay Buccaneers
Geno Smith's pro debut not only resulted in a near-miraculous last-second win, it also included respectable numbers. Smith threw for 256 yards and a touchdown, and he also ran for 47 yards, including a key sprint on the final drive that set up Nick Folk's game-winning field goal.
Josh Freeman thought he had directed the Bucs to a late win when he helped set up Rian Lindell's 37-yard field goal, but the Tampa Bay defense could not sustain it. Freeman completed less than 50 percent of his passes and was inconsistent.
Tennessee TitansPittsburgh Steelers
The Titans came up with a rare victory in Pittsburgh, and quarterback Jake Locker has to feel good about that. However, he did little to help the offense other than avoiding throwing any interceptions.
Ben Roethlisberger was ineffective, throwing one meaningless TD pass in the game's final moments. Roethlisberger lacked consistency and accuracy, throwing for just 191 yards. Locker threw for just 125 yards and he did not have a TD pass.
San Francisco 49ersGreen Bay Packers
Colin Kaepernick is the real deal. While he made his bones last year as an athletic quarterback, he threw for 412 yards and three touchdowns without an interception against a very physical and nasty Green Bay defense and outdueled Aaron Rodgers.
There was not much to complain about with Rodgers' performance as he threw for 333 yards and three touchdowns. However, he came out second-best to Kaepernick and he can't seem to find the winner's circle any time he sees the 49ers.
St. Louis RamsArizona Cardinals
A solid opening game for Sam Bradford, who makes up in know-how and determination what he lacks in arm strength and overall talent. Bradford threw for 299 yards and two touchdowns and he seemed to develop an excellent rapport with tight end Jared Cook, who caught seven passes for 141 yards and two scores.
Carson Palmer had a solid game for the Cardinals, throwing for 327 yards and two touchdowns along with one interception. However, the Cardinals were outscored 14-0 in the fourth quarter and Palmer has to take some responsibility for his team's inability to sustain offense in the final 15 minutes.
Dallas CowboysNew York Giants
Tony Romo took some hellacious shots from the Giants' physical defense, but he continued to battle and he threw the ball with touch and accuracy as the Cowboys finally came up with the home win over their longtime rivals. Romo threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns.
Eli Manning threw for 450 yards and four touchdowns and he tried to get the Giants back in the game, but he threw three costly interceptions and he could not help the Giants overcome the big hole he helped dig.


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Getting antsy for Spring to come? UGH we are, too (can you tell?)! For those of you that already skipping through town in your perfect spring getup, I would like to introduce you to the Sharpie green-eyed monster. Hello.
So, to brighten up this cloudy weather, we thought of the perfect way to add a little color in our lives…SHARPIE COASTERS! These artsy, one-of-a-kind additions to your coffee table will make any appreciative guest marvel at your OBVIOUS skilled craftsmanship as you chuckle to yourself and shove your Sharpie markers out of sight.
In just a few easy steps, you can create these beautiful tiles quickly and for less than 10 bucks! hollaaa! What you'll need:
- White ceramic tiles
- Rubbing alcohol
- Small straw or eyedropper
- Your favorite Sharpie fine markers
You may also want to purchase felt and glue for the bottom of the coasters and a shiny varnish to seal it.
Find white ceramic tile at any hardware store (they should be under a dollar each). Make sure to clean the surface thoroughly with soap and water.
Color with Sharpies! Pick a combination of dark and vibrant colors to create contrast. There are no wrong choices!
Use a stirring spoon or eyedropper to methodically drop small "pools" of alcohol onto the tile. If you drop too much, the colors will all blur together and you won't get any circles or patterns. Let dry! It can take up to half an hour, so just be patient!
If you think you added too much alcohol, you can go back and add more to create new "pools" on top. It will bloom again!
Seal it using a spray fixative first. Hold the tile at least 6 inches away and spray lightly over it. If you spray too closely or too much, the ink will reactivate and blur again. Do it in layers. After that, you can use a varnish or polyurethane to seal it with a glossy coat! Shine, baby, shine!
As a finishing touch, glue felt to the bottom of the tile to prevent the edges from scratching your table.
IF you're really feelin' crazy, you can add MORE Sharpie on top of the sealed layer!
Thanks for the inspiration, 52 Weeks blog!


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Bennett to chair CoEE for medication safety
It may have killed Michael Jackson and Corey Haim. It nearly killed Dennis Quaid's children. We take medication to get better, so how can it at times be dangerous? The state of South Carolina has recruited one of the nation's top scientists to help make drugs safer.
A new endowed chair at the Medication Safety and Efficacy Center of Economic Excellence (CoEE) will work to improve drug safety in South Carolina and beyond.
Dr. Charles Bennett, an international expert in his field, has been recruited as the CoEE Endowed Chair in Medication Safety and Efficacy and the Frank P. and Josie M. Fletcher Professor of Pharmacy at the University of South Carolina (USC) campus of the South Carolina College of Pharmacy.
Issues with medication safety harm at least 1.5 million people every year, and the medical costs of drug-related injuries occurring in hospitals alone conservatively amount to $3.5 billion a year, according to a 2006 report from the Institute of Medicine.
The Medication Safety and Efficacy CoEE works to prevent adverse drug events and to improve drug safety. The center was created in 2005 by the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and USC in connection with the South Carolina College of Pharmacy. Scientists there study the effects of prescription and over-the-counter medications, particularly on children and the elderly. The CoEE also is focused on education and outreach to healthcare professionals and the public through the Doris Levkoff Meddin Medication Safety Education Program.
The non-state matching partners for the Medication Safety and Efficacy CoEE are Health Sciences South Carolina and the Frank P. and Josie M. Fletcher Endowment.
"I am extremely pleased to lead the CoEE for Medication Safety and Efficacy," Bennett said. "The commitment to reducing health disparities in pharmaceuticals in South Carolina is tangible and will serve as a model for other states." Health disparities are defined as gaps in the quality of healthcare that can occur across racial, ethnic or socioeconomic groups.


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hash of hashes( categories: complex structures )
A hash of hashes is a two-dimensional structure that consists of a hash whose elements are references to other hashes.
- Static initialization
We use anonymous hashes to define the subhashes that are the elements of the hash:
%hash_of_hasess = ( 'first' => { 'one' => '1', 'two' => '2', 'three' => '3', }, 'second' => { 'four' => '4',
array of arrays( categories: complex structures )
An array of arrays is a two-dimensional structure that consists in an array whose elements are references to other arrays.
- Static initialization
Each element of the array (let's call them subarrays) is also an array, so we use anonymous arrays to define each subarray:
@array_of_arrays = ( [ "one", "two", "three" ], [ 4, 5, 6, 7 ], [ "alpha", "beta" ] );
To access the last element of the second array (number 6 in the example):
introduction to references( categories: complex structures )
Understanding references is vital to work with complex data structures; that's the reason for this short introduction.
A reference is basically a pointer to another object. It's as simple as that.
A very important fact is that these pointers are stored in scalar variables. As hashes and arrays are basically collections of scalar variables, you can have array or hash elements that are in fact references to other structures; this way you can easily construct structures like array of arrays, array of hashes, etc.
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Our Cresta Hikers and Mountain Tread Hikers have been some of our most popular backpacking and hiking boots for years. Our boots are handcrafted in Europe, exclusively for L.L.Bean, and offer exceptional performance.
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Tulip Festival: The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival runs through April 30 with driving tours, bus tours and festival events all month long. Daffodils are already in bloom, but tulips take their own time. Check the festival website for interactive maps and festival events, www.tulipfestival.org or see the Facebook page, www.facebook.com/SkagitValleyTulipFestival. You can pick up maps and a brochure of events at the festival office, 311 W. Kincaid St., Mount Vernon. You can also 360-428-5959.
Early Bloomers Plant Sale: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 13 at the Washington Park Arboretum, 2300 Arboretum Drive E., Seattle. Parking and admission are free. Plants include early-blooming perennials such as hellebores, epimediums, erythroniums, lungworts and primrose and hardy fuchsias, young trees and shrubs, as well as a collection of New Zealand ornamentals. Sales benefit the arboretum foundation. For information, go to www.arboretumfoundation.org or call 206-325-4510.
Transform Your Home with Paint Color: Darylene Dennon, president of National Painting Contractors Association of America, and Cyntia Chomos, Feng Shui consultant and color designer give a free workshop from 10:30 a.m. to noon April 13 at the Mukilteo Library, 4675 Harbour Pointe Blvd. Call 425-493-8202 for more information.
Meerkerk Magic: The rhododendrons are in bloom and children are invited to make forest fairies from noon to 4 p.m. April 13 at Meerkerk Gardens, 3531 Meerkerk Lane, Greenbank. Adults $5, children are admitted free. See www.meerkerkgardens.org or call 360-678-1912 or 360-222-0121 for more information.
Snohomish County Dahlia Society Tuber sales: 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. April 14 at Legion Hall, Legion Park, 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett. A second sale day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 27 at Stocker Farms, 10622 Airport Way, Snohomish.
Potting Day: The Arlington Haggen Food and Pharmacy, 20115 74th Ave. NE, offers two potting days 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 13 and 20. Bring your pots and buy plants from Haggen's and they will be potted for you. The Arlington Garden Club will do the potting on April 20. Members will also help you select and arrange your pots.
Pond classes: Falling Water Gardens offers free classes in creating and caring for a pond, 17516 Highway 203, Monroe; 360-863-1400, www.fallingwatergardens.com
* April 14: 1 to 2 p.m. simple tasks to maintain your water feature all season long.
* April 18: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Night at the Garden class on low voltage lighting. Wine and snacks will be available.
* April 21: 1 to 2 p.m. Bubblers and spitters — water features for small spaces or less expensive projects.
* April 25: 7 to 9 p.m. Ladies Night at Falling Water Gardens. Learn to create a glass globe hanging garden. Wine and hors d'oeuvres.
* April 28: 1 to 2 p.m. Pond Building 101. Everything you need to know.
Natural yard care: The city of Everett, the Snohomish County WSU Extension and the Snohomish Conservation District present a series. Call the Snohomish Conservation District, 425-335-5634, ext. 112, for more information.
April 17: Soils, Pests and Compost, Oh My! 6 to 8 p.m. at the Everett Public Library, 2702 Hoyt Ave, Everett.
* April 24: Choosing Plants and Lawn Care, 6 to 8 p.m. at the Everett Library.
* May 1: Smart Watering: Save Water and Time! 6 to 8 p.m. at the library.
* May 4: Rain Garden Tour, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Meet at Washington Oakes, 1717 Rockefeller Ave., Everett, to take this walking tour.
"Year of Plenty": Author Pastor Craig Goodwin will talk about the year his family existed only on local food amd materials, homegrown, homemade or used, 9:30 a.m. to noon April 20 at St. John's Episcopal Church. Local refreshments will be served and there will be door prizes. St. John's Episcopal Church is at 913 Second St., Snohomish. Call 360-568-4622 or go to www.stjohnsnohomish.org for more information.
Arboretum tours: Reservations are now being taken for 2013 custom group tours of the Evergreen Arboretum &Gardens. The group tours are available all year by calling 425-257-8597. There is no charge, but donations to the Evergreen Arboretum Foundation are welcome. The arboretum is at 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett . See www.evergreenarboretum.com or email email@example.com.
Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens 2013 lectures: Noon to 1 p.m. select Saturdays, at the arboretum, 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett, either in the indoor classroom or, when appropriate, outside on the arboretum grounds. All the classes are free. Seating is limited and some classes require registration. Call 425-257-8597 for reservations. See www.evergreenarboretum.com for more about the arboretum.
* April 20: Hydrangeas with Wink Cushman, master gardener and past president of the arboretum.
* May 18: Attracting birds to your backyard with Linda Woolsey, member of the local and National Audubon Society.
* June 15: Dahlias with Dick Weakley, master gardener.
* July 20: Summer care of Japanese maples with Trevor Coleman of Sunnyside Nursery.
* Aug. 17: Native plants with Andy Sudkamp, a horticulturist and biology teacher. Meet at the arboretum entrance for a tour.
* Sept. 21: Fall/winter containers with Dee Drake, arboretum volunteer. Registration necessary. Meet at the arboretum entrance.
* Oct. 19: Putting your Garden to Bed with Wink Cushman. master gardener. Meet at the Arboretum entrance
* Nov. 16: Holiday natural centerpieces with Marylou Hart, arboretum board member and master gardener. Registration necessary.
* Dec. 7: Arboretum gift-making workshop for kids, noon to 2 p.m., with Hap Wertheimer, past arboretum president and art teacher. Registration necessary.
Interior design classes: Kelly DuByne of Distinctive Interior Designs and Monika Krisofferson of Efficient Oranization NW offer the following classes. Check www.distinctiveinteriordesigns.net, 425-238-3678, or www.EfficientOrganizationNW.com, 425-220-8905.
Ask a Designer: Free color consults April 6 and May 4 with Kelly DuByne at Ace Hardware, 303 91st Ave. NE, Lake Stevens. Call 425- 334-7630 to sign up for 20-minute consusltation.
Get Psyched about Color: Free brown-bag lunch session June 26 at Chapell Hill Fire Station 1825 S. Lake Stevens Road, Lake Stevens.
Everett Parks &Recreation: Classes from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Van Valey House, 2130 Colby Ave., Everett. Register at 425-257-8300, ext. 2, www.everettwa.org. 6 to 7:30pm $25.
* April 16: Paper Control for Busy Families.
* April 25: Paint Your Home Interior Like a Pro: Tips and Tricks to Make Your Color Sing.
* May 14: Organize Your Time and Kids to Get Out the Door on Time.
* May 23: Creative Ways to Infuse Color into Your Home.
* June 4: Declutter, Organize and Park in Your Garage.
Lake Stevens School District: Classes from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Educational Service Center, 12309 22nd St. NE. Lake Stevens. $20. Register at 425-335-1500, www.lkstevens.wednet.edu.
* April 23: DeClutter Your Home and Decrease Your Stress.
* April 25: The Significance of Color.
* May 9: Creating the Ultimate Outdoor Space.
* May 21: DeClutter, Organize and Park in Your Garage.
Marysville Parks &Recreation: Classes 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Marysville Library, 6120 Grove St. $22. Register at 360-363-8400, www.marysvillewa.gov.
* April 18: Creating the Ultimate Outdoor Space to Love Your Patio.
* May 23: The Significance of Color.
* June 6: Paint Your Home Like a Pro.
Nursery classes
These local nurseries feature gardening classes, guest speakers and special events throughout the year, often for no charge. Check their websites or call for details.
Christianson's Nursery and Greenhouse: 15806 Best Road, Mount Vernon; 360-466-3821; www.christiansonsnursery.com.
McAuliffe's Valley Nursery: 11910 Springhetti Road, Snohomish; 360-862-1323; www.mcauliffesvalleynursery.com.
Molbak's Garden &Home: 13625 NE 175th St., Woodinville; 425-483-5000; www.molbaks.com.
My Garden: 17414 Bothell-Everett Highway, Mill Creek; 425-402-1842; www.mygardennursery.com.
Pine Creek Nursery: 23225 Sofie Road, Monroe; 360-863-8866; pinecreeknursery.com.
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I'm looking to start some mma training and hear that there are loads of good clubs around Tyne & Wear/Durham.
But where are they?
I've heard that there are clubs in Jarrow (e.g. the Bearpit), Peterlee, Sunderland and Durham but I can't find any information about where or when they are on.
How about some of the clubs and training groups in the North-East post on this thread so people can find out what is going on. After all, probably many of these clubs want extra training partners so here is your chance to make yourself known to those who don't know. And you'll be doing me a favour.


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Hmm.. Wierd..
Have you tried with the GNOME iso of BackTrack?
And if the computer has less than 4GB of RAM, there is no reason of installing 64bit version, if so try with 32bit version ;-)
Hallo , Dear forum members .
I have found myself with a problem that I don't know the answer to .
So I would love some assistance & suggestions , on what to do next.
So what I did was : 'I download the ISO file from 'http://www.backtrack-linux.org/downloads/' BackTrack Version 5 R2, KDE Windows Manager and Architercture 64 bit , Download type was Direct.
After the download of the file I check the ISO on the MD5 With the tool 'hashcalc' at 'http://www.backtrack-linux.org/wiki/index.php/Downloading'
Then I burn the ISO Image with 'Ashampoo Burning Studio 11' at low speed 2.5 .
After all that I boot it on my Acer Aspire Laptop .
I boot in the Backtrack Live Environment.
At the bash prompt, I typed startx to enter the GUI.
Only problem was I get a black screen.
Doing nothing for the upcoming 30 sec or so then the computer/pc Shut-down.
I have try the same thing over a few times but I get same results I even try it on A USB-stick same story .
So I am thinking either this version I Download is something wrong with it . Or I misread something.
Because I would love to address this issues as soon as possible I posted this on the backtrack community forum. Hoping I would get some answers & suggestions .
Since I am new to backtrack . But am familiarly with Ubuntu Linux and Windows OS.
Thank you in advance!
Hmm.. Wierd..
Have you tried with the GNOME iso of BackTrack?
And if the computer has less than 4GB of RAM, there is no reason of installing 64bit version, if so try with 32bit version ;-)
Here are a few threads that seem to have the same issue and solution to what you have described:
I hope that helps
I also have the same problem. I have tried kde ,gnome 4 32 bit, 5 r1 , 5r2 and finally 5r3. it works perfectly fine on my desktop but seems to have problem with my acer aspire laptop.
If any one know solution to this problem please let me know.
I belive It is a video issue. How about posting your video hardware?...
It was the display driver issue. that has been fixed by xforcevesa cmd


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Carolina's fraternity and sorority students—all 3,700 of them—are getting set for the fifth-annual Trick-Or-Treat with the Greeks, Oct. 29 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Greek Village.
"...fraternities and sororities raised more than a half-million dollars for charity, which set a new record for Carolina."
Fraternities and sororities will give treats to costumed children knocking on their doors, followed by a carnival held in the grassy center of the Greek Village.
Hundreds of children from the Boys & Girls Club of the Midlands will attend the event, along with the children of University staff and faculty. Relay races, face painting, mummy wrapping, and other activities will be part of the festivities, with nearly all of the 34 Greek chapters participating. This year, Greeks will be joined by The Big Read organization, which will hand out books to promote literacy.
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While Trick-Or-Treat is a community outreach effort, Carolina's fraternities and sororities are also committed to fund raising for charitable causes. The annual Dance Marathon this past February raised a record $111,000 for Palmetto Health Children's Hospital and was attended by more than 1,000 Greek and non-Greek participants—also a record. The annual Blood Drive, celebrating 25 years this year, is held during the week of the Carolina-Clemson game and is the largest in the state. In addition, each sorority and fraternity supports its own individual charity in a big way.
"If you put all of these Greek efforts together during the past year, fraternities and sororities raised more than a half-million dollars for charity, which set a new record for Carolina," said Office of Greek Life Director Ron Binder. "Most have a long-term relationship with the charitable organization they're raising money for."


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[quote:Anonymous Coward 9231012:MV8yMTc1MDE2XzM2Nzc2ODMxXzU1OUM3MDM=] Wait until some years later and you get a full blown flashback. Decades ago in my youth I used to load up on acid, paper, microdot and more. once I had a nice trip where 2 backlight posters came alive, one was a little demon guy (not evil,he was nice) and the other was a beautiful black light dragon. They both danced together in the middle of my living room floor and wanted me to dance with them. I declined as I was pretty high. Some years passed, maybe 5 or 6. I was married and had fallen asleep but woke up for some reason. There he was, at the side of my bed, motioning me to come into the living room to dance. The cute blacklight dragon from the poster. I didn't see the demon poster guy anywhere. I was too scared to get out of bed and people tell me had I done so I may have gotten a complete trip again for free. I never got out of bed. I regret not getting up. No flashbacks ever since. [/quote]
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In 2012 around June a wonderful thing happened! I just got out of work around 3pm and got a phone call from a friend that FINALLY found me some LSD, which was only a block away from my house! I initially was going to go to NY to see my girlfriend but I immediately changed my plans and told her to come to my place. Eventually I got to a friend that I knew and he gave me 2 hits for $30 a piece >.< which actually was worth it since I can't find LSD anywhere, and he just had it at the time which was rare.
I get home it's crowded I'm like fuck! I want to take some LSD NOW!! This would be my second time taking it, the year before 2011 was my first time taking it, which was a single drop from a vial. A lot of time passed and eventually it got quiet. It was around midnight where I finally felt its time. My roommate was excited for me and hoped to try it again since its been years that last time he tried it. I figured since its going to be my girlfriends first time ill give her half of a hit which was a brilliant idea because one whole hit probably would of sent her to a different world like it did to me. I took a whole one, my roommate took the other half an my gf took the other half. My gfs face look scared shitless but I told her shell be alright and that I'm there for her. We had it under our toungues for some time, it didn't taste like nothing it was not wet and it didn't dissolve. So we just grabbed some water and drank it down.
My gf and I where sitting on the bed for some time blasting some trance/techno/bob marley.. And out of nowhere my gf starts laughing her ass off for no reason. It hit me that it got to her first she's feeling it :)
So as soon as that happened I opened a program on my iPad for some visuals. To show her how different it looks on LSD. She was amazed of how LSD changes your perception. She was like a child having fun with her imaginations. My roommate was in the living room playing call of duty and was saying he was actually in the game he felt the snow falling on his head and what not and was just soo happy because he hasn't experienced Lucy's effects in as long time.
Eventually I needed some water and had none! And going out on LSD where I live was not an option! So I called a very close friend up around 2am and he just got out of work, he's an emt. He eventually came with 2 gallons of water and some munchies for us. He told us an amazing story of what happened that day, he saved an old women's life and being on LSD made me feel every emotion he was going through but eventually I couldn't understand him because the LSD was hitting me really hard.. He stayed to have a smoke, we smoke some trees and I was rolling up another which I couldn't do it, I had no type of motor skills at that moment to roll a blunt I just couldn't, I gave up and gave it to my close friend. He's never taken LSD btw he just wanted to make sure we where alright.
He asked us how we feel but my gf and I couldn't explain it clearly we just Knew. Eventually my girlfriend and I witnessed his face started morphing into a green Ogre.. Also when he moved back and forth I saw the ripples or extra layers of him. Like a picture within a picture. But eventually he got tired and headed out. I always made sure my gf was ok btw whenever she went to the bathroom or when she was thirsty or feeling weird. She said the bathroom felt like she was on a boat and it was rocking back and forth.
When I went to the bathroom and looked in the mirror which doesn't scare me because I can handle my mind to not freak out because I know I'm on a drug. I saw someone different and it looked like a painting and everything started melting, I was very impressed at the visuals. I also seen gold eyes and green eyes EVERYWHERE when I was looking in the mirror. I was not scared at all I was just wondering what is that?! I eventually told myself to snap out of it and see how my gf was doing.
She was in the room in complete darkness laying down. We both where using telepathy to talk to each other without realizing it! It just happened naturally! Eventually the LSD was getting to my gf she started crying and I felt she was thinking about death which she was and I calmed her down and changed her focus on something else, so I played a song she liked. OMG that was the worst idea ever! A soon as we played the song a trance song btw, we got stuck in a loop!! The song must of played like 7 times without us realizing it till it finished and we were set free.. So we cut off the music. And the loop happened all over again! It felt like I was being born and dieing every 5 seconds. I was born and started asking questions then when I finally figured it out I was like ooooo no not again! Then reset started all over again! Then I totally lost sense of reality I lost my ego, I didn't feel like me, I felt like everything, I felt forever, after that I had an amazing feeling knowing that we live forever!! I kept on saying over and over again "every moment" "every moment" and eventually to "an idea" I saw visuals everywhere gold pyramids with an eye on top of it, symbols I had no idea what they ment but I'm sure the message got across.
And started asking questions like if this is a Matrix or a video game then What's real? If there is such a thing. And I eventually seen gray walls with diagonal yellow lines, and i was inside prison bars and there were eyes EVERWHERE and in big red letters on the wall it said GAME OVER!! I was afraid that that was our reality our minds were in a mental prison for forever, someone or something had our mind or consciousness caged up where we can never be free!! I was saying why are they doing this to us why!? And I started screaming and my gf quickly pulled me out of it, and we went back doing our telepathy communication. At one moment I had suicidal thoughts I didn't look at it like why am I thinking this, I looked at who or what is inducing these thoughts because I'm stronger than that. I'm not a coward! There's a reason why I'm here and I'm not going to end it now! The whole night I was rubbing my right arm and saying our time will come, our time will come. My gf didn't understand and I didn't want to tell her and scare her. It was 9am when it sort of started wearing off.. It was really difficult to sleep. But I did fall asleep and it was a dreamless sleep. That was my second experience.
Months later in March 2013, my same loving gf and I where looking at trippy stuff on tumblr, in the search bar she had acid. We where having fun looking at some of the cool stuff people created which amazed us of how creative people are. Till I notice a picture that looked familiar, I was like I seen this before. I grabbed her iPad and took a closer examination and when I looked and realized what I've just seen I felt like at that moment I was not real! I threw the iPad got up ran to a chair across the room and started panicking and whimpering and my girlfriend was freaked out because she didn't know what was going on.. I started crying historically, my girlfriend got up and held me in her arms and I full fledge cried for about 5 minutes which I usually never do. She asked what happened? I told her that's exactly what I've seen! And I just couldn't accept it, I felt like I was dreaming at that moment and just couldn't accept what I've just seen! I calmed down and took anther glance at it and just couldn't believe it!
Till this day that image haunts me and tells me someone else had seen it as well!! And I just wonder who else may have seen that before!? I sent a message to the person who posted the picture but he or she never gotten back to me :/
I just wanted to know who drawn it so I can hear their experience. Also I told my girlfriend what I've seen way before I even seen that picture and it freaked her out and even freaked her more out when she saw the drawing and remembered the details of what I've seen. She doesn't like talking about it, since it is the most weirdest thing that has EVER happened to me in my whole entire life! If there's anyone else who has seen this please contact my email email@example.com thanks
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University of California Davis
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The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing seeks a director of clinical education to join the founding faculty at the new innovative nursing school at UC Davis. The successful candidate will provide the vision and direction needed to develop, implement and manage a program to address the evidence-based educational training needs of today's nurses.
One health sciences clinical professor series at the assistant, associate or full rank position is available in Sacramento, Calif. The director of clinical education has the unique opportunity to design and implement an innovative prelicensure nursing program that will embody the core values of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.
The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing is founded on five core attributes:
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The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing plans to enroll the first students in a clinical education program in fall 2015. The degree program will reflect the requirements of accrediting bodies and national thinking about transforming nursing education (per the recent study commissioned by the Carnegie Foundation), and embody the unique features, culture and core attributes of the school. A distinctive feature of the curricula will be to engage students in research on nursing science, health services and informatics.
Working with stakeholders from area employers, educators and community leaders, the director will create a program that best meets anticipated workforce needs as well as the goals and priorities of the School of Nursing. The director will collaborate with the School of Nursing faculty and education team to determine and coordinate the program's administrative and operational needs, identify clinical site and facility requirements, develop student admission criteria and hire instructional faculty.
A doctoral degree (Ph.D. preferred) in nursing science, or related field with experience in education and research. Licensed or eligible for registered nurse licensure in the state of California. Qualified candidates must demonstrate experience in design and implementation of a nursing program approved by the Board of Registered Nurses in California. In addition, candidates must meet the following minimum qualifications required by the California Board of Registered Nurses: one year of experience as an administrator with demonstrated success administering a nursing program; two years of teaching experience in a nursing program; and one year of fulltime experience in direct patient care as an RN. Program experience should include significant interprofessional/interdisciplinary experience, budget involvement and program design. Candidates with significant experience in institutional approvals are particularly sought. This is a complex role that may encompass the oversight of the additional clinical education programs as the school grows. The director is appointed in the health science clinical professor series and expected to engage in teaching, clinical service, and University and public service. Creative scholarly activities are desirable.
The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing is the newest addition to UC Davis. One of the nation's top public research universities, UC Davis maintains a tradition of service to the region, the nation and the world. The 30,000-student UC Davis has its main campus in the college town of Davis, in the heart of the Sacramento Valley, near the state capital and San Francisco Bay Area. The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing is part of the UC Davis Health System – an integrated, academic health system encompassing UC Davis School of Medicine, the 619-bed-acute-care hospital and clinical services of UC Davis Medical Center and the 800-member physician group known as the UC Davis Medical Group- all located on the Sacramento campus near downtown. Unique distinctions of UC Davis Health System include a fully-accredited children's hospital, a NCI-designated cancer center, a level-I trauma center and burn unit, and a comprehensive range of outpatient services. The campus also includes an award-winning education center and library, the California Telehealth Resource Center, the NIH-funded Clinical Translational Science Center, the Center for Reducing Health Disparities and dozens of other clinical, educational and research centers.
Qualified applicants should submit their curriculum vitae, a statement of interest describing personal ideologies in nursing education and future research plans and how they complement the mission and vision of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing. Click here to submit applications online, referencing the Director of Clinical Education search (IN-09R-13N). For full consideration, applications must be received by November 1, 2012, however the search will remain open until March 31, 2013.
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Bottle design 101
Ever notice how oil bottles have an "off-center" spout? It's designed that way to cut down on spills. Most people think the spout should be on the bottom side of the bottle as you pour. That's wrong. Because after just a few seconds in that position, the bottle will start to "burp" and spurt oil. To eliminate the "glug, glug, spurt, spurt," pour with the spout in the "up" position. Yes, that makes it harder to aim, but once you get going, you'll have a smooth stream without any "glugging."


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WATCH: Katy Perry becomes an Egyptian Queen in 'Dark Horse' music video
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Katy Perry plays with a bit of magic in her latest escapade, the enchanting "Dark Horse" music video. Featuring vibrant golds and purples, the pop singer takes her throne in Egypt, playing Queen, and is showered with gifts from all over the world.
As potential mates approach the goddess, they present various objects of affection, including a giant platter of twinkies and cupcakes, a boulder-sized diamond and later, a cute, fluffy pomeranian. Despite these lavish luxuries, not all these things are appealing to Queen P — in the end, even the hunkiest of all hunks isn't capable of winning her heart, destined to live life as a dog.
Lifted from her platinum-selling Prism set, "Dark Horse," with the hip-hop stylings of Juicy J, serves as the album's third single, following the blockbuster success of "Roar" and follow-up ballad "Unconditionally."
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You all know about my love affair with crochet, but this summer I'm trying to learn how to knit as well. So, I am doing a ton of online searching for great places with instructional videos and descriptions to help me get the hang of it.
When I ran across this site, I knew I had found a gem. I also knew I couldn't wait to share it with you! Not only does this site offer a new stitch a day, it also offers a section devoted to teaching people how to knit or how to crochet.
Navigation is easy! The site is setup blog style, so you just have to scroll down the page and the most recently added stitch will be at the top. Along the top of the page you'll find the sections How to Knit, How to Crochet, About, and Request a Stitch.
If you're visiting the site to learn how to knit or crochet, click into that section and then scroll down to the bottom of the page and select whatever page number is the last (for crochet page 3, for knitting page 7) and then scroll to the bottom of that page. Because it is setup blog style the more advanced techniques will be at the top of the page, so you'll want to scroll down so that you can start at the beginning!
Is there a stitch that you're looking to have explained but isn't on the site? Then check out the Request a Stitch page where you can fill out a form to request that they cover the stitch on their site.
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You can make it load ati.lzm which might help.
I have an ASUS S96J which I dual boot XP and BT2. I just downloaded the BT3 USB file and when I go to do startx the screen will flash then give me an error. I tried every option on bootup. It might be because I have a Radeon X1600. Do I have to install the ati.lzm before I can boot?
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You can make it load ati.lzm which might help.
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* post your question to a forum where it's off topic
* post a very elementary question to a forum where advanced technical questions are expected, or vice-versa
* cross-post to too many different newsgroups
* post a personal e-mail to somebody who is neither an acquaintance of yours nor personally responsible for solving your problem
I copied ati.lzm to the ISO and tried running it after I copied it to bt/modules but that was a no go. I was reading the on the wiki site and it was showing commands that recompiled the ISO, but they were BT commands. How would I do this in Windows?
I added the errors:
Also, I just started noticing that when I try to load BT with ati.lzm in the modules folder I get a "cannot open. download corrupt?" error. This is the exact error.
I hate Google.
Its the same as when you download it. I haven't touched it.
I hate Google.
Just a little update, I decided just to run in VESA KDE. I don't think that there is drivers for the x1600 that supports AIGLX
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Alright mate.Was just reading the old debate last year on the forum about calsons and helios difference in style and basically calson prefence for the top postion and only going for bottom when yopu are forced into it becuase he viewed it as inferiour to the top.
Anyway i have watched many of your fights, i notice you pull half guard alot to great success. I admire that but i do think its more difficult to play an inferior postion from the get go. Dont get me wrong it shows your skills if your pulling half guard agaisnt top level people and still winning.
Anyway my question is why do you feel compfortable in the half guard postion? is it to do with your body type or is it just by chance that you started to learn more from that postion?. Was there times you felt like saying forget this half guard and trying to play from top or different stratergy??
Congrats on your brown and i'm sure if your still doing half guard game by the time your black, you can write a book on it..


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Obama heads to Texas for first stop on 'Opportunity Tour'
Making good on a pledge to invest in American manufacturing made during his State of the Union address in February, President Barack Obama is scheduled today to outline two executive actions geared toward job growth and boosting the economy.
In a speech he's set to deliver at 1 p.m. CT in Austin, Texas—the first stop in several quick trips he's making to focus on jobs—the president will discuss the need to attract jobs and train workers. He hopes to put the focus back on the economy as the issue has been overshadowed by debates on gun control, sequestration and immigration.
The first action he'll announce is a competition to create three "manufacturing innovation institutes," according to a White House official. The official described it as "partnerships among businesses, universities and government to help U.S.-based manufacturers and workers create good jobs." The president will also ask Congress for $1 billion to establish a network of 15 institutes. The goal: to develop technologies and to train workers.
Obama will also issue an executive order requiring that new government data be made "freely available in open, machine-readable formats," according to the official, a measure the White House believes will help build businesses and create jobs.
During his stop in Austin, the president will also meet with local residents, technology entrepreneurs and tech company Applied Materials.
The trip is billed by the White House as the start of the president's "Middle Class Jobs & Opportunity Tour."


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CATONSVILLE, MD - Juniors Taylor D'Amore and Sarah Taylor combined for four goals and six assists to lead 19th-ranked Johns Hopkins to an 11-5 win over host UMBC on Wednesday afternoon. The Blue Jays win their second in a row as they improve to 9-5 on the season, the Retrievers meanwhile, slip to 8-6.
Hopkins scored back-to-back goals just 65 seconds apart as the Blue Jays opened the game on a 5-0 run. Freshman Dene' DiMartino got the run going, dodging right to the cage off a restart to score the first of her three at 23:52. Taylor then converted a free position shot to push the lead to two. Junior Sammy Cermack made it a three-goal game at 15:29 with her 21st of the season. From right goal line extended, D'Amore fed a pass to Cermack in the right alley and she caught and fired a shot inside the left post.
Freshman Jenna Reifler got in on the action, scoring on a side-arm shot off a D'Amore pass at 10:31. Sophomore Jen Cook then capped the opening five-goal burst by the Jays with her goal at 6:45. D'Amore passed the ball over the cage to Cook in the left alley and she one-timed it past Kendall Mason for the score. Shannon Harkey got the Retrievers on the board and ended a lengthy scoreless drought when she scored in transition for the home team at 5:26.
After being held scoreless for more than 24 minutes to start the game, UMBC needed just two minutes to score again and make it a 5-2 game. Alyssa Semones drew a free position shot and instead of shooting, passed to Kayley Jones. She spun around her defender and buried her shot at 3:25. DiMartino would have the final say of the half however as she scored on free position with 1:56 to go and give Hopkins a 6-2 lead at the break.
D'Amore connected with Cermack for the second time in the contest as the Blue Jays capitalized on a failed Retrievers' clear. D'Amore scooped up the ground ball on the turnover and fed Cermack for a fast break and score off a bounce shot at 27:40. Taylor extended the Blue Jays' lead to six at the 23:29-mark when she caught a pass in traffic from freshman Caroline Turco and blew a shot past Mason. As they had done in the first half, the Retrievers got quick back-to-back goals to cut the deficit in half. Semones got UMBC on the board at 20:12 with a free position goal. Jones was then in the right spot at the right time after a Michelle Platz shot ricocheted off the left post. Jones grabbed the loose ball and quickly scored to make it 8-4 with 19:39 to go.
Neither team was able to cash in on its opportunities for nearly 16 minutes as the defenses took over. Hopkins finally broke through with 3:47 to play. D'Amore slipped a pass to Taylor, who was cutting down the right alley. She caught the pass and fired a shot high-to-low to complete her hat trick. Just 70 seconds later, Taylor buried a pass from Cermack and Hopkins led 10-4. DiMartino then finished her hat trick, when she took a pass from D'Amore, and she rifled a shot from about eight yards out that beat Mason at the 1:25-mark.
Jones closed out the scoring with just 2.4 seconds on the clock to account for the 11-5 final. After a UMBC shot went out of bounds, Jones took the restart from the end line, dodged to the cage and snuck a low shot inside the left post.
Taylor (4g, 1a) and D'Amore (5a) finished with five points apiece to lead all scorers, while DiMartino (3g) and Cermack (2g, 1a) added three each. D'Amore also controlled four draws and DiMartino had five and the Blue Jays won the draw battle, 11-6. Senior Cosette Larash finished with five saves to earn the win. Jones led the Retrievers with three goals while Semones had a goal and an assist. Mason totaled seven saves in the loss.
Hopkins returns to action on Sunday, April 21 as the Blue Jays host the sixth-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions. Hopkins will honor its six seniors prior to the start of the game, which will be televised by ESPNU. Opening draw for the American Lacrosse Conference tilt is scheduled for 12:02 pm.


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Caymus Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
The 1994 vintage of this wine was ranked #9 on the Wine Spectator's Top 10 Wines of 1997
Scarlet color and brackish edges. Nose is sweet fruit and smoked meats. This wine already has some bouquet- truffle mushrooms, vanilla style oak. The palate is creamy richness with nuances of leather and a cocoa-style fine grain tannin. The flavors and structure of this vintage are consistent with the Caymus style - spice, toast, cassis - fully rich, yet supple.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "A flashy, opulent Cabernet. You could even call it sexy. It's so soft and luxurious in blackberry, blueberry and cassis flavors. Absolutely delicious by any standard, yet the dry structure maintains elegant balance. Drink soon for youthful drama. Hard to believe production was nearly 72,000 cases."
Wine Spectator - "Supple and creamy-textured, with mocha, ripe plum and cherry flavors that show touches of tobacco, espresso and underbrush. Full-bodied, gaining tannic traction on the finish, elegant and readily approachable."
Caymus Winery
As the Wagner family celebrated the 40th anniversary of Caymus Vineyards in 2012, they thought back to 1972 which Charlie Wagner, Lorna Belle Glos Wagner and their son, Chuck, built their winery among the vines planted on the family's ranch in Rutherford, California - the center of the Napa Valley. In 1975, the Wagners produced their first Special Selection Cabernet Sauvignon, which remains the only wine to have twice been named Wine Spectator's "Wine of the Year" (1984 and 1990 vintage). View all Caymus Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
Customer ReviewsSign In to Add Your Review44 out of 5 stars
36 ratings, 5 with reviews41/3/2012
Incredible wine. VERY drinkable now, and then some. So soft, sooth, velvety....have not had every vintage from Caymus, but who needs to with 2009?44/9/2012adjust88 - Huntington Station, NY43/18/201253/13/2012Wonderful!jeff b - Southampton, PA48/21/201122/24/2012A little disappointed in the 2009 Caymus - previous 2 vintages are much better- Glad I only ordered one bottle to try! Will not order again.Laura Cox - Monroe, LA52/1/201241/11/2012Yes very good but we expect it to be from Caymus.41/6/2012<3 wine - Waconia, MN41/3/2012Lady Fenwood - Alamo, NV412/10/2011Withers grape list - Denver, CO312/8/2011FL Winer - Port Saint Lucie, FL412/5/2011My Cellar - Omaha, NE510/20/2011510/2/2011Badbruddah - Valencia, CA59/10/2011Billy Granger - Delcambre, LA58/5/2011Best cab everSalvatore Rosato - Abbott, TX37/30/2011Red w/Attitude - Miami, FL56/29/2011
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1. Kansas City Chiefs - Geno Smith - QB, WVU
Everyone knows (or should know) QB is by far the most important position on the football field. Even if Geno were an average QB, he'd have more of an impact than anyone else. But Geno can be a lot more than an average QB. Brandon Albert, as of right now, looks to be a Chief next year, so Joeckel makes zero sense unless Albert suddenly isn't in the plans and goes to FA. Geno is a strong and smart passer and mobile enough to be active in the pocket and make a few plays with his feet when needed.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars - Star Lotuleilei - DT, Utah
The Jags need some interior help, especially if Gus utilizes a scheme with a LEO. That means someone has to play the Red Bryant role, and Alualu could kick out there. Even if he doesn't, Star adds a dynamic DT who, while having a questionable motor at times, has great ability all around and is still developing. I thought about Barkevious and Moore to kick out to the LEO spot, but I think Andre Branch fits that role. Star is an elite DT and one of the best prospects that will help the Jags all around.
3. Oakland Raiders - Damontre Moore - DE, TAMU
The Raiders need outside pass rush and Damontre Moore can provide just that. While not an elite athlete with great explosiveness, Moore can still be a 10+ sack guy and play solid all around. Moore played through an injury for most of the season and was still great, so the Raiders would be glad to get him fully healthy.
4. Philadelphia Eagles - Luke Joeckel - OT, TAMU
While I think Peters can still be great, he is getting up there in age and has a big contract. Even if Peters can come back, he won't be around forever and Joeckel and Peters as the OT combo will be a sight for sore eyes for Eagles fans. I think Joeckel is overrated, but he's still a top OT and while I might value Fisher a bit higher, you can't argue the success of Joeckel against top tier competition.
5. Detroit Lions - Dee Milliner - CB, Alabama
Dee Milliner was a star for the Crimson Tide. He can cover, tackle, do it all on the defensive side of the ball. The Lions had dreadful CBs for the most part, so a new CB is severely needed. The Lions should be able to generate a decent pass rush just from Suh and Fairley. They need a CB who can take advantage of that.
6. Cleveland Browns - Barkevious Mingo - OLB, LSU
I know I might get some hate from Browns fans, but hear me out - Mingo is about as explosive of an athlete as you'll find and should have great length. He played a ton of contain and while his sack numbers weren't very good, he generates lots of pressure. Some refined coaching will go a long way with his athleticism and Ray Horton should have a fun time with Mingo speeding around the field.
7. Arizona Cardinals - Chance Warmack - OG, Alabama
JH, what are you doing? A guard 7th? Yes, a guard 7th. Why? I did some snooping in the Cards forum and found their run numbers, courtesy of I think Khodder courtesy of somewhere else. They were below 3 YPC when running off the guards. That is abysmal. Chance Warmack may be the best player in this draft and while he plays guard, remember who plays in that division - Brockers, Justin Smith, Brandon Mebane, and the list goes on. Warmack is a violent blocker and while he may not be the most mobile guard, when he gets on you, it is almost certainly game over. He can straight drive and will help the Cards, who get back Levi Brown at LT, improve a terrible OL. I thought about Fisher, but Brown will be back and Massie apparently didn't give up a sack after the 8th game.
8. Buffalo Bills - Jarvis Jones - OLB, UGA
While I don't think Jones should go this high, I think he's got a fit in Buffalo as an OLB. Even in a 4-3, Jones can play OLB in a Von Miller type role. With a potentially great front, Jones should be helped in coverage and can play a lot over on the right side with his hand up since Anderson was a disappointment with just 1 sack.
9. New York Jets - Bjoern Werner - OLB, FSU
I'm not the biggest fan of Werner as an OLB, but it is hard to deny his impact as a player. The Jets need pass rush in bunches, and I went between Jordan and Werner before deciding Werner slightly over Jordan. Werner should bring good pass rush and some solid run defending for the Jets, a team that could sorely use an outside threat to go with Wilk and Coples
10. Tennessee Titans - Sheldon Richardson - DT, Missouri
The Titans could use an interior threat next to Jurell Casey, who is more of a run stuffer. Richardson is just that. A freakish athlete, Richardson can provide all sorts of pass rush and run stuffing and can really push the pocket. The Titans don't have to worry about his academics in the NFL, so he should be a great DT.
11. San Diego Chargers - Eric Fisher - OT, CMU
12. Miami Dolphins - Lane Johnson - OT, Oklahoma
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Xavier Rhodes - CB, FSU
14. Carolina Panthers - Shariff Floyd - DT, Florida
15. New Orleans Saints - Dion Jordan - OLB, Oregon
16. St Louis Rams - Jonathan Cooper - OG/C, UNC
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - Jonathan Hankins - NT, OSU
18. Dallas Cowboys - Kenny Vacarro - S, UT
19. New York Giants - Ezekiel Ansah - DE, BYU
20. Chicago Bears - Alec Ogletree - MLB, UGA
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Kevin Minter, MLB, LSU
22. St. Louis - Keenan Allen - WR, Cal
23. Minnesota - Cordarelle Patterson - WR, UT
24. Indianapolis - Larry Warford - OG, UK
25. Seattle - Datone Jones - DE, UCLA
26. Green Bay - Zach Ertz - TE, Stanford
27. Houston - Terrance Williams - WR Baylor
28. Denver - Johnthan Banks - CB, MSU
29. New England - Robert Woods - WR, USC
30. Atlanta - Alex Okafor - DE, UT
31. San Francisco - John Jenkins - NT, UGA
32. Baltimore - Manti Te'o - ILB, ND
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Lombardi - Isn't that the guy the trophy is named after? If so, top 3 coach of all time.
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I'd be very happy with that Vikings pick.
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Minter is who I want the most for the Bengals
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Im fine with Okafer or the next 2 after us in Jenkins and Manti. All 3 of them would be big helps to our defense.
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Ertz? Yucky... Woods would be better but we really need D-line.
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Jarvis Jones fills our greatest need IMO and based on your mock the Bills should still get a decent QB with Wilson, Glennon, Nassib and Manuel on the board
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MNPackfan32 wrote:
Ertz? Yucky... Woods would be better but we really need D-line.
I was stuck between Ertz, Woods, and Jenkins. Chose Ertz because I thought he would go better with the Nelson-Cobb-Jones combo and be a different kind of threat.
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Lombardi - Isn't that the guy the trophy is named after? If so, top 3 coach of all time.
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Its diffrent idk if Werner fits in as a olb but he does have talent
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Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:34 am
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Like it for the cowboys. I would rather us take Cooper but in this mock he is gone before 18 so Vaccaro is a fantastic option as safety is also a huge need for the boys.
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JammerHammer21 wrote:
MNPackfan32 wrote:
Ertz? Yucky... Woods would be better but we really need D-line.
I was stuck between Ertz, Woods, and Jenkins. Chose Ertz because I thought he would go better with the Nelson-Cobb-Jones combo and be a different kind of threat.
I probably shouldn't have said Woods even. Raji, Pickett, CJ Wilson and Mike Neal all have contracts that are up after this year, we need to draft somebody just in case one or two of them would leave.
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johndeere1707 wrote:
Minter is who I want the most for the Bengals
Can he play SLB?
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
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Good Cards pick
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JammerHammer21 wrote:
8. Buffalo Bills - Jarvis Jones - OLB, UGA
While I don't think Jones should go this high, I think he's got a fit in Buffalo as an OLB. Even in a 4-3, Jones can play OLB in a Von Miller type role. With a potentially great front, Jones should be helped in coverage and can play a lot over on the right side with his hand up since Anderson was a disappointment with just 1 sack.
Good pick. I wouldn't write DE Mark Anderson off though. He was injured five games into the season and had to have knee surgery.
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Nice pick for the Vikings.Patterson is my fav WR in the draft and is a great fit for the Vikings.
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Nice pick for the Vikings.Patterson is my fav WR in the draft and is a great fit for the Vikings.
I agree. This would be a nice spot for Patterson to land. Right now I think Allen and Patterson are pretty close to each other as far as WR draft stock. I wouldn't be surprised to see DeAndre Hopkins give those two a run for their money come closer to April though.
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14th Annual Riders' Poll Winners
Scroll through the gallery for a recap of the night. For a list of the winners, see below.
Denver, CO – Snowboarding's top riders made it out to the Fillmore Auditorium on Friday night for the 14th Annual TransWorld SNOWboarding Riders' Poll Awards Presented by New Era. GT and John Jackson presided over the ceremony—the biggest off snow event in the industry—watching as the best riders of 2012 took the stage in recognition of individual progression and style in both riding and videography. To be recognized in this capacity by one's peers is one of the highest accomplishments in snowboarding. Congratulations to all the nominees—here are the winners.
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Interviews with some of the Nominee's as they arrive for the big night
Men's Rookie Of The Year
Frank The Tank had a breakout year on the pro scene with his ender in Videograss' Enlighten. If there were a "Boardslide Of The Year" award, he would win that too. "I'm pretty stoked about the riders vote," he said, "tonight with all the riders, it's what it's about."
Women's Rookie Of The Year
Corinne made her mark on snowboarding this year with insane rail riding. Simple. In years to come, she will close the gap between Men's and Women's snowboarding. With style and technicality, her riding speaks louder than she did on stage. Shout out to Ohio.
Men's Video Part Of The Year
It's hard to find someone who doesn't love Mikkel's riding. His style is on point, his tricks are progressive, and he loves to snowboard. His opener in Burton's 13 showed all this, and the riders noticed.
Women's Video Part Of The Year
Desiree's riding speaks for itself. One of the best. Her online full part got a lot of attention, with progressive rail riding and mellow style.
Online Video Series Of The Year
Salomon may have re-written the book on team videos with Team Vacation. It's always about the riding—and with the likes of Jed Anderson, Bode Merrill, Chris Grenier, Louif Paradis, and the rest, you're in good company—but Tanner Pendleton's skill behind the lens and in the editing bay made this series worth watching over and over again.
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You Should Eat Bananas When They're Still Green . . . and Don't Forget to Eat the Peel?
You've been eating bananas wrong your entire life . . . we found TWO separate stories today on what you SHOULD be doing when you eat bananas. And they're both disgusting.
The first is: You should eat bananas when they're GREEN . . . BEFORE they're ripe.
Rodney Bilton is a biochemist in England. He says green bananas are much higher in resistant starch . . . which is the best kind of fiber you can eat. It's a carb, but it doesn't make your blood sugar rise, and it can actually raise your metabolism.
By the time bananas get ripe, a lot of that resistant starch is gone . . . so the greener it is, the better it is for you.
The second piece of advice on eating bananas is: You should be eating the PEEL.
Kimberly Snyder is a nutritionist and author. Quote, "The concentration of fiber in the peel [is] up to three to four times higher [than] the fruit inside. It also contains a bevy of anti-aging antioxidants and vitamins."
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Beautiful building, staff was great, central location. Digging deep - shower was a bit small but hot water wroth good pressure. Can't really complain!
We loved our room! It's had such a unique and attractive character to it. The staff are very friendly and we felt welcome being there. The location is ideal and we were right in the center of town and able to easily walk to restaurants and stores. We would definitely go back and are looking forward to spending a longer time there early next year. The stairs to our room were challenging and fortunately we are both quite fit. physically. they made relaxing in the bed even more special at the end of the day. The outlets in the room were well-worn and we noticed things plugged in would fall out if not propped in place.
This is one of my favorite destinations ever. The charm of this island is unimaginable. We arrived early morning, and went straight from the airport to the Roberts Collection. I had booked a room in the newly renovated Manor house. It was everything that we could have ever asked for. The courtyard, is idyllic with its blooming hydrangeas and casual seating. Perfect to lounge while having an easy going breakfast. The rooms are clean with simple, but elegant interiors. Staff is very friendly, and everything is super clean. We will definitely return again... Hopefully sooner than later....
Beautiful historic property right in the heart of essential Nantucket. Super convenient location, helpful staff (one even ran to her car to get a personal umbrella to loan me during a rain storm), cozy room (remember: this is an old/historic building, hence smallish rooms), awesome four poster bed with comfy bed & linens. Great Fresh brand bath products. Truly wonderful restaurant & coffee shops in the courtyard. Would absolutely stay again. This level property should really have robes, luggage stand, note pad/pen, in-room bottled water or coffee/tea, and updated shower heads -but these are minor issues.
Due to severe weather all ferry service to the Island of Nantucket was cancelled Thursday through Sunday. This made travel to the Island impossible. Essentially mother nature cancelled our vacation. After 2 phone calls with messages left inquiring about a credit or refund from the Inn we still have not heard back. Customer service is very poor. We are extremely disappointed that the manager has not made any attempt to contact us. Would not recommend this company to anyone and would not choose to stay with them again at this point.
Good location in town. Easy walk to restaurants etc.
location room size was beyond small
Great location, comfortable beds, good breakfast, very friendly staff. It's an easy walk to anything downtown including the steamship authority. We didn't bring a car with us and I didn't feel like we needed one at all. Walls are thin so you can hear other guests from your room. There are no refrigerators in the rooms so you'll need to ask for ice if you want to keep anything cold.
Decor, comfort, location Room size,
Had a wonderful harbor view room with private balcony. Had a tasty dinner in the restaurant and drinks in the bar. Just a wonderfully relaxing spot with friendly accommodating staff. Was surprised they didn't have a pool, but I didn't really miss having one.
The B&B is located on a side street, off the main street. It is not too noisy yet extremely convenient to walk around town. It is a perfect location. The toilet kept clogging. It's unusual that the receptionist is not situated at the front. Guests are to dial '0' for check in, unless one goes inside past the dining room to look for the staff.
Conveniently located. Great room. Great breakfast and snacks. Lovely courtyard to relax in. Friendly staff.
Small hotel feel - including attentive and friendly staff, a night turndown service etc. Room was really, really small (nice, but small!). It was hard to have a relaxing shower because it was so small. Just be prepared for the small room!
Lovely boutique hotel with a nice staff.
Dirty bathroom, cracked windows -- not what you expect for a 600 dollar room. When I asked for a candle since our room smelled, they gave me a small birthday candle!
The rooms were really nice, front desk staff extremely helpful, buffet breakfast delicious and different every day, shuttle downtown extremely convenient.
The Inn was very relaxed and we felt comfortable the entire time we were there. The staff was very polite and willing to answer any questions about the island. The shuttles to town and beach were also very convenient. The only thing I didn't like was that the TVs were not HD, but we didn't spend much time in the room so not a biggie.
The problem here is the management. Mitch Carl is a good guy but his approach to running the inn is unprofessional (and I'm being kind). At check-in, he was very formal and remote, barely spoke 3 sentences. The room (and entire inn) was a bit run-down: door knob loose, towels that smelled bad, tub that was not fully draining, poor lighting in the bathroom. When we put in an initial bad online rating after check-in, Mitch did not bother to ask what's wrong or what he could do. Instead, he insisted that we go elsewhere! Yes, we would very much enjoy spending our Saturday morning trying to find alternate accommodations (in fact, the three other inns that I had on my short list were booked). Well, perhaps that's his way of avoiding bad reviews, I don't know. Eventually, doorknob and tub drain were fixed and towels changed, and the remaining stay was uneventful. But this was a rent-a-room situation -- none of our normal inn/B&B warm and welcoming experience. For the price, it was very disappointing. On the plus side, the location is excellent (steps from *everything* in the town) and the place was fairly quiet (we were on the 3rd floor). The breakfast vouchers gave us a choice of places to go to. Now, those were not places you'd normally go for real breakfast, but rather cafes/bakeries. Still, they were great for takeout for snacks or a picnic later in the day (the Bean's sandwiches were excellent).
I liked my room and patio. Being able to sit outside was nice. Having a refrigerator was nice. Staff on phone when I wanted to have an early check in was rude. Staff around pool and cleaning room were great. Breakfast needed some protein, either yogurt or hard boiled eggs.
Was a big hassle waiting until 4 to check in.
The place was very clean with a very friendly staff
Walking distance to town and beach. The room we stayed in was sadly in need of a remodel...everything felt dank and dreary. The pool looks like you're entering a prison.


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|Go Open Game Night
Event Type: All Ages Program
Age Group(s): All Ages
Date: 10/28/2013
Start Time: 6:00 PM
End Time: 8:30 PM
Come learn about or meet up with experienced players of the board game Go- a strategy game not unlike chess or Parcheesi. Thousands of years old and wildly popular in China, Japan, and Korea, Go is catching on here in the U.S. Game boards will be provided. This program is intended for all ages; however, children under the age of 17 must be accompanied by an adult. No registration required.Map - Click here
Location: Meeting Room A
Contact: Circulation Services
Contact Number: 708.532.0160 ext 3