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Florida and Louisville to Meet in 79th Allstate Sugar Bowl
Sunday, December 2, 2012
The 79th Annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Football Classic will feature the University of Florida, from the Southeastern Conference, against the University of Louisville, from the Big East Conference, on Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The game is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m. and will be televised by ESPN. This year will mark the 27th time the Sugar Bowl has featured two 10-win teams. "We're very excited to be welcoming the University of Florida and the University of Louisville to New Orleans for the Allstate Sugar Bowl," said Sugar Bowl Committee President Jack Laborde. "Each year, we have the pleasure of welcoming thousands of fans to this great city and showing off all it has to offer - world-class cuisine, trend-setting music, outstanding gridiron competition and more. We look forward to introducing our unique flavor of hospitality to all of the players, coaches, administrators and fans from these two great schools." This will be the ninth Sugar Bowl appearance by the Gators, tied for the third-most in history. Florida is 3-5 in its eight previous Sugar Bowl appearances, which most recently included a 51-24 win over Cincinnati in the 2010 game and also included a 52-20 victory over Florida State for the 1997 National Championship (1996 season). The Gators' first Sugar Bowl appearance was in the 1966 Sugar Bowl, a 20-18 loss to Missouri, despite an MVP-performance by quarterback Steve Spurrier. Louisville, meanwhile, will be making its first appearance in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. The Cardinals will be the fourth newcomer to the Sugar Bowl in the last six years. Schools that are currently in the SEC have registered an all-time mark of 34-37-1 in the Sugar Bowl, while this will be the eighth appearance in the game by a current member of the Big East. In addition to Cincinnati's 2010 appearance, Pittsburgh has a 2-1 mark in the game, Syracuse is 0-1-1 and Temple is 0-1, having played in the inaugural Sugar Bowl, losing 20-14 to Tulane, then a member of the SEC."We're very pleased to have the opportunity to host these two outstanding teams in this year's Allstate Sugar Bowl," Sugar Bowl CEO Paul Hoolahan said. "The Sugar Bowl Committee has worked hard over the years to present outstanding match-ups that produce thrilling games. In Will Muschamp and Charlie Strong, we have two of the country's top young coaches and we know both will have their teams ready to play on January 2nd. We have little doubt that this game will produce another memorable chapter in the great history of the Sugar Bowl."Florida (11-1, 7-1 SEC) was the Bowl's first at-large pick, selected to replace SEC Champion Alabama, the Bowl's anchor team, when the Crimson Tide was tabbed for the BCS National Championship Game. The Gators were an automatic-qualifier to the BCS after finishing No. 3 in the final BCS Standings. This will be Florida's seventh BCS bowl appearance - it has won five of its previous games.Louisville (10-2, 5-2 Big East) was the second at-large selection for the Allstate Sugar Bowl. The Cardinals, who in 2012 posted their fifth 10-win season, are the champions of the Big East Conference. They will be the 87th conference champion to play in the Sugar Bowl. Louisville, which closed the season ranked No. 21 in the final BCS Standings, will be making its second appearance in a BCS game - it defeated Wake Forest 24-14 in the 2007 Orange Bowl.This will be the third meeting between Florida and Louisville. The first meeting came on Oct. 25, 1980 as the Gators topped the Cardinals, 13-0, in Gainesville. On Oct. 24, 1992, Florida upended Louisville, 31-17, also at home.Florida has a 9-4-2 all-time mark against Big East teams, while Louisville is 12-33-1 all-time against the SEC (current membership). Despite making their first Sugar Bowl appearance, the Cardinals are no strangers to New Orleans and the Superdome - Louisville played Tulane five times in the 'Dome, posting a 4-1 record.Louisville is led by head coach Charlie Strong, who has recorded a record of 24-14 (.632) in his three season at the helm of the Cardinal program. Strong accepted the Louisville position after serving as an assistant coach at Florida from 2003-2009 where he developed into one of the top defensive coordinators in the country. His last game as a member of the Gator staff was the 2010 Allstate Sugar Bowl victory. Strong has also coached at Notre Dame (1995-98) and South Carolina (1999-2002). Florida head coach Will Muschamp, took over the Gator program following the 2010 season, and has posted an 18-7 (.720) in two years. Prior to heading to Gainesville, Muschamp was the defensive coordinator at Texas for three years. He also coached at LSU (2001-2004) and at Auburn (2006-07) in the SEC. Strong, who is 52 years old, played four years at Central Arkansas. The 41-year old Muschamp was a four-year letterman at safety for Georgia.Offensively, the two teams bring contrasting styles as Florida relies on a relentless running game, which ranks No. 35 in the nation with 194.5 rushing yards per game behind senior running back Mike Gillislee, despite playing in the defensive-minded Southeastern Conference, and Louisville looks to star sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to lead a deadly passing attack which ranks 24th in the nation with 295.58 yards per game. Overall, the Gators average 338.42 yards per game, while the Cardinals tally 425.67 yards per outing. The Gator defense has proven to be among the best in the nation, allowing just 12.92 points (third in the country) and 283.42 yards per game (fifth in the nation). The Cardinals also bring a strong defense to the table, allowing just 23.83 points (37th in the nation) and 344.82 yards per game (25th in the country). Louisville comes into the bowl averaging 31.0 points per game, while Florida has 26.75 points per game.Bridgewater is the breakout star for Louisville. He leads the Big East and ranks eighth in the nation in passing efficiency (161.62). He has completed 267-of-387 (69.0) passes for 3,452 yards and 25 touchdowns with just seven interceptions. The signal-caller for the Gators is sophomore Jeff Driskel, who has completed 140-of-216 (64.8) of his passes for 1,471 yards and 11 touchdowns with just three interceptions. Driskel has also run for 404 yards and four scores.In the offensive backfield, Florida's Gillislee became the sixth Gator to run for 1,000 yards in a season this year. He currently has 1,104 yards with 10 touchdowns. Louisville brings a two-headed running attack to the fray as juniors Jeremy Wright and Senorise Perry have combined for 1,445 yards and 20 touchdowns on the ground. The Cardinals have 11 players with 10 or more receptions this year, led by junior Damian Copeland, who has 48 catches for 597 yards. Florida junior tight end Jordan Reed has 44 catches for 552 yards to lead six Gators with 15 or more receptions this year.Defensively, Florida looks to senior linebacker Jon Bostic to lead the way. The veteran has 62 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, three sacks and two interceptions this year. In addition, senior defensive back Josh Evans has a team-best 79 tackles with a pair of interceptions and junior defensive back Matt Elam has 65 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and four pick-offs. The Cardinals are led defensively by junior linebacker Preston Brown's 96 tackles. Sophomore safety Calvin Pryor has 94 tackles and two interceptions and senior cornerback Adrian Bushell has tallied 59 takedowns as well as 11 pass break-ups and three fumble recoveries.As expected, Florida relies heavily on players from the Sunshine State with 76 in-state products. However, Louisville also has a strong-Florida presence with 34 players. The Cardinals have 41 Kentucky products on its roster, while Florida has just one - senior Sam Robey, from Louisville, who has played in all 12 games on the offensive line. Florida's Damien Jacobs is the only Louisiana product in the game. Jacobs is from Gibson, La., 71 miles Southwest of New Orleans. He is a graduate of H.L. Bourgeois High School and joined the Gators this year after transferring from East Mississippi Community College. He played in 11 games on the defensive line this year.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 3 of the Act entitled "An Act to authorize the segregation and expenditure of trust funds held in joint ownership by the Shoshone and Arapahoe Tribes of the Wind River Reservation", approved May 19, 1947 (ch. 80, 61 Stat. 102), as amended, is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 3. Notwithstanding any other provision of existing law, the trust funds credited to the Shoshone Tribe and the Arapahoe Tribe, respectively, under the provisions of this Act shall be available for expenditure or for advance to the tribe for such purposes as may be requested by the tribal council and approved by the Secretary of the Interior or such official as may be designated by him: Provided, That commencing with the quarterly period beginning April 1, 1956, 85 per centum of all sums credited to said trust funds during the period ending May 19, 1959, shall be paid on the first day of September, the first day of December, the first day of March, and the first day of June each year, per capita, to the individual members of said tribes: Provided further, That said per capita payments shall not be subject to an lien or claim of any nature against any of the members of said tries unless the tribal council of such member shall consent thereto in writing, except as to reimbursable Treasury loans made to individual members of either tribe which may be due to the United States,
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and except as to irrigation charges owed by individual Indians to the United States with respect to lands for which water is requested and received by said individual Indians, and with respect to lands that are determined by the Secretary of the Interior to be properly classified under existing law on the basis of a survey to be undertaken by the Secretary after the date of the enactment of this Act: Provided further, That nothing in this Act shall be construed to limit the existing authority of the Secretary to protect and conserve the per capita funds payable to members of the tribes who are minors, non compos mentis, or who, in the opinion of the Secretary, are in need of assistance in conducting their affairs."
As a basis for determining the conditions under which per capita payments may be authorized after May 19, 1959, the Secretary of the Interior is requested to report to the Congress before January 1, 1958, (1) his recommendations regarding any new authority, if any, that he believes is needed in order to protect adequately the interests of minors and incompetent Indians, (2) the results of a survey and reclassification of the lands that should be removed from the irrigation project, and (3) the adequacy of the tribal contribution to the cost of administering the reservation.
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Message Received: Virtual Ethnography in Online Message Boards
As the internet begins to encapsulate more people within online communities, it is important the social researcher have well-rounded ethnographic methodologies for observing these phenomena. This article seeks to contribute to the methodology by detailing and providing insights into three specific facets of virtual ethnography that need attention: space and time, identity and authenticity, and ethics. Because of the postmodern context that the internet is operating in/contributing to (space and time collapse, identity becomes more playful, ethics become more tenuous), understanding these aspects is crucial to the study online social groups. A second focus of this article is to apply these notions to the study of online message boards—a frequently used medium for online communication and a frequently overlooked one by methodologists.


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Dr. Robert Duke, noted Dead Sea Scrolls scholar, spoke before a crowd of students, alumni and faculty on Wednesday, January 15, on the Multnomah University campus. Duke, who graduated from MU in 1996, credits Multnomah with sparking the passion for biblical languages that led him to a career focused on analyzing ancient texts."Multnomah is a very special place to me," he said. "It was my springboard."
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Adams Again Seeking Funding For Park Street Streetscape
The plans for Park Street as proposed last year. There had been multiple changes after public hearings.
ADAMS, Mass. — The town will again apply for grant money to renovate Park Street.
The town will be applying to the annual federal Community Development Block Grant program in hopes of securing funding for the project.
The town will be one of many applying for some of the $28 million allocated for development projects.
"We are proposing that as the No. 1 project for the town," Director of Community Development Donna Cesan said Tuesday night.
The bulk of the $900,000 the town is applying for would go to the Park Street streetscape project and the remainder would go to rehabilitate 10 residential units.
The rehabilitation program has been used to fix up 98 units in the last six years to combat blight.
"It has helped us maintain affordable housing in town," Cesan said.
The streetscape project has been in the works since 2010, when the town used another block grant to design the road and continued with Tighe & Bond Inc. engineering. Last year, the town sought construction funding through the CDBG program but failed to be awarded.
The goal is to slow down traffic for both safety reasons and to encourage drivers to visit downtown businesses. The plan had gone through many phases to address residents' concerns — particularly with proposed bumpouts.
Through a series of meetings in 2011, the town eliminated the bumpouts, raised crosswalks and made the sidewalks wider. The idea of angled parking in front of Town Hall was also eliminated.
"We had quite an extensive public process last year," Cesan said.
The plan does include small curb extensions at each crosswalk, integrating bike lanes and general sprucing up of the road.
With a year of missing out on funding, the town is planning public meetings to bring residents up to speed with the plan. The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, Jan. 15 at 6 p.m. at Town Hall. There will also be a public hearing at the Selectmen's Jan. 23 meeting.
Cesan says the streetscape project continues the town's effort to revitalize the downtown. The town has performed many facade projects to downtown buildings, renovated Armory Court, made investments in the Registry of Deeds building and is currently looking to update the library.
The downtown development plan was adopted by the town's Planning Board in 2003.
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You probably have everything you need to make this pasta dish in your pantry right now. This can be made ahead of time and baked when you are ready. I love these kind of dishes. The pasta was really creamy and wonderful! We both absolutely loved it. It was even better the next day at lunch. This will be going into our usual dinner rotation!
Baked Cream Cheese Spaghetti Casserole
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- 12 oz spaghetti
- 1 (28 ounce) jars prepared spaghetti sauce
- 1 lb lean ground beef
- 1 tsp Italian seasoning
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/2 cup parmesan cheese, grated
Preheat oven to 350 F degrees.
In a skillet, brown the ground beef until cooked through; drain fat and stir in spaghetti sauce. Set aside.
Cook spaghetti according to directions on packet. Drain and place cooked spaghetti in bowl. Add cream cheese, Italian Seasoning and minced garlic. Stir until cream cheese is melted and the spaghetti is thoroughly coated.
Lightly grease a 9x13" pan. Spread a small amount of meat sauce in the bottom of the dish. Put spaghetti on top of sauce and top with remaining meat sauce. Sprinkle parmesan cheese on top.
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Chicago fed chief to speak at Moore School
Charles Evans, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, will discuss the U.S. economy Monday, March 28, at the Darla Moore School of Business as part of its BB&T "Foundations of Capitalism" speaker series.
The lecture, titled "A Perspective on the Current Economy," will take place from 4 – 5 p.m. in Lumpkin Auditorium on the eighth floor of the Moore School. The University of South Carolina event is free and open to the public.
Evans took the helm of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in 2007 as its ninth president and CEO. The Chicago fed is one of 12 regional reserve banks in the United States that, along with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., comprise the nation's central bank.
As head of the Chicago fed, Evans oversees 1,400 employees in Chicago and Detroit who conduct economic research, supervise financial institutions and provide payments to commercial banks and the U.S. government.
Evans taught economics at the Moore School from 1988 - 91 and has taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Michigan. His research, which focuses on monetary policy on U.S. economic activity, inflation and financial prices, has been featured in "Journal of Political Economy," "American Economic Review," "Journal of Monetary Economics" and "Quarterly Journal of Economics.
BB&T is a notable supporter of the Moore School. The BB&T Chair for the Study of Capitalism at the Moore School was established in 2004 with a $1 million gift from the North Carolina-based financial-holding company. In addition to the lecture series, the course, "Foundations of Capitalism," has been taught each spring since 2008 by Dr. Steven Mann.
For more information about Evans' talk, call 803-777-7311, email email@example.com or visit www.moore.sc.edu/events.


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University libraries are particularly noted for special collections of government documents, microfilm, microfiche, local history materials, ethnic resources, and rare books and manuscripts. Some universities have archives housed separately from the general library. Here's a sampling of microform collections especially interesting to family historians:
Special collections often aren't indexed in the library's catalog. Be sure to ask a reference librarian about any special holdings that may aid your research.
Leave no stone unturned. Many types of records provide clues that are often overlooked. Take what I call the "Doberman" approach to your genealogy research: Latch on to a fact and don't let go until you've gotten everything out of it. Squeezing every single scrap of information from a record as a clue to other research will pay big dividends. "Ask" every document these questions:• Why was the document created in the first place?• Are you looking at the original or a copy?• To whom does the document pertain?• How close to the original event was the document created?• Who are the witnesses, informants or other persons mentioned in the document?• Are any family relationships stated or implied?• Did the person executing the document sign with a signature or mark?• Is the information reliable, usable, or simply a clue to further research?• What's the full citation for the document?


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Update: Vigil Held For Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dealers Arraigned
(Jen Chung) Three of the four alleged drug dealers initially arrested by police as part of the investigation into actor Philip Seymour Hoffman's death were arraigned yesterday. However, a lawyer for one of the suspects, Robert Vineberg, said, "This case against Mr. Vineberg has absolutely nothing to do with the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman. I hope the district attorney does not use Mr. Vineberg as a scapegoat for this unfortunate incident."
Police nabbed Vineberg, along with Max Rosenblum, 22, and Juliana Luchkiw, 22, at 302 Mott Street on Tuesday night, as part of their investigation into Hoffman's apparent fatal overdose. The AP reports: "Luchkiw and Rosenblum had two bags of cocaine, while investigators found about 300 packets of heroin, a bag of cocaine and about $1,200 in cash in Vineberg's apartment, according to criminal complaints." However, none of the bags of heroin—including "Red Bull," "Black List" and "Panda"—had the "Ace of Hearts" or "Ace of Spades" packaging that was found on the drugs found in Hoffman's apartment.


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Beckham busting out for the Bulls
One-time first-rounder hit .290 in postseason for IL champs
By Jake Seiner / MiLB.com | September 17, 2013 3:53 PM ET
Durham manager Charlie Montoyo could see Tim Beckham was on the verge of a breakout. He could hear it too.
"I know the ball sounds different off his bat," the Bulls skipper said prior to Tuesday's Triple-A National Championship. "I want to say it was after the All-Star break. I could see it. I could feel it. I could hear it."
Montoyo's eyes and ears weren't deceiving him. Ever since the midsummer classic, his 23-year-old shortstop has emerged as one of Durham's best hitters, and with Tampa Bay's then-top prospect Wil Myers promoted to the Majors around that time, the breakout has been conveniently timed.
The manager tabbed Beckham -- ranked 16th in the Rays organization -- as his No. 3 hitter for Tuesday's title game, and he said that was something Beckham earned with his second-half performance.
Beckham's number since the All-Star Break have been exceptional for a shortstop. He's hit .291 with a much-improved 29-to-18 strikeout-to-walk ratio in that time. His on-base percentage climbed 43 points to .371 and his OPS reached .781.
Those contributions were critical for Durham as it fought down the stretch to grab the International League South title, and Beckham continued to be a factor in the postseason. The first overall pick from the 2008 Draft hit .290 in the postseason with a .740 OPS, leading all International League postseason participants with nine hits.
This season is Beckham's third with at least a little time spent in Triple-A. The shortstop reached Durham in 2011, hitting .255 with a .744 OPS in a 24-game stint. After serving a 50-game suspension for violating the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program to begin 2012, Beckham returned to the Bulls and hit .256 with a .686 OPS in 72 games.
It's apparent to Montoyo that he's polished his game this season, and that new level of consistency is showing up in the box score. Apparently, he's nearly convinced the folks in Tampa Bay's front office, too -- the Rays are reportedly considering adding Beckham to its roster this September, according to Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times.
Montoyo thinks Beckham's ready to get his shot. He's seen the improvements offensively, and is a believer in his defense too.
"He could go to the big leagues tomorrow and play short," Montoyo said. "He might get bigger [and have to move to another spot] because he's just a kid. Right now, he could play shortstop in the big leagues."
"I'm very happy with my performance on defense this year," Beckham said. "I had a couple of stretches where I scuffled a little bit, but that's the game of baseball. Everybody scuffles at times. Everybody looks at how you respond to that, how you respond to the struggles.
"I just feel like no struggle, no success."
It's a mentality that has served Beckham well. As MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo wrote in the preseason about the shortstop: "Unless you become a superstar, it's nearly impossible to live up to the expectations that come with being a No. 1 overall pick."
Beckham may have lost some of his luster, but he still looked like a player who could contribute in the Majors in the near future. He's only strengthened that position with his performance this season.
"No one's perfect, man," he said. "You can strive for perfection and that's what you do every time you take the field.
"You take the field for practice, you take the field for the game, you want to go about it in a professional manner. You want to go about it in a way to get better. You learn something every day, and if you don't, at least try to."
Beckham isn't shy about his confidence. He declined to address the report that he may be Major League-bound prior to Tuesday's game, but even if it doesn't come this month, it likely won't be long until the 23-year-old gets his chance.
"All of my game can get better and it has gotten better. It's going to continue to get better every year," he said. "I know that.
"I have the confidence in myself and I'm not going to lose the confidence in myself. You can call it cocky, you can call it confident, you can call it whatever you want, but when I spike up, when I get in between those white lines, I want to feel like I'm the best person on the field and I want to feel like my team is going to win that game."
Jake Seiner is a contributor to MiLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @Jake_Seiner. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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They're baaaaaaaaack! Heather and Lola, the Sharpie Answer Girls. Heather and Lola work in Sharpie's consumer affairs department and are here every Friday with answers to some of the many questions they receive from people just like you.
Today's question is an important one. I mean it's not everyday you run into a celebrity and get an autograph on your t-shirt. The only problem is how to preserve it for posterity. Heather and Lola are on it…
Q: My son ran into a celebrity on vacation and had him autograph his t-shirt with the Sharpie marker we packed for marking our belongings. We want to set the ink so it does not wash out. Any suggestions?
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Agreed. I've heard of people doing it in title fights to make them look like they can fight in front of their mates. Disgusting.
Andy Lillis, Former Cagewarriors President
Just a quick one.
Just had a look at the profile of Grizzly, Baby Cakes, and Red Belt.
Coincidental?, that after I put a post that they were all most likely Chris...that they all replied one after the other. Then all logged out. As it is right now Baby Cakes and Grizzly were both active last at 5.47 pm, and red belt at 5.46 pm, Dec 7th.
Now also coincidentally all 3 of them appear to be massive cocks. As well as coincidentally all being retarded.
But it could all be a coincidence.
Reedy out of respect to you i will be honest mate it started as a joke but went a bit far lol Grizzly sent me a msgs on twitter asking to wind a few up. Red belt is in fact Lee cage. Grizzly might go mad for me speaking out but personally its gone a bit far so ive come out with it.
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I never said you were Red Belt, Reedy did... Keep up.
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LISTEN: Dyro previews 'Go Down'
It's going down with Dyro's upcoming track "Go Down." The Revealed Recordings rising star has a new track on the way and he has given fans a peek at the tune with an official teaser.
"Go Down" is Dyro's first solo track since dance floor crusher "Leprechauns and Unicorns," and boasts a big room electro sound.
Dyro's "Go Down" is set for release on October 21st on Revealed recordings.
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Emily Chamlee-Wright
Emily Chamlee-Wright is Provost and Dean of the College. In her roles as Provost and Dean, Dr. Chamlee-Wright serves as the Chief Academic Officer, meaning that her primary concerns are the quality of the faculty and the quality of the academic program. She works closely with faculty, staff and students on curricular matters and academic strategic planning. Along with department chairs and other faculty leaders, she also provides opportunities for faculty to develop as teachers and as scholars.
Before coming to Washington College, Dr. Chamlee-Wright was the Elbert H. Neese Professor of Economics and Associate Dean at Beloit College. She earned her PhD in Economics from George Mason University in 1993. Her research investigates the confluence of cultural and economic processes. She has published four books, including The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery: Social Learning in a Post-Disaster Environment (Routledge 2010), Culture and Enterprise: The Development, Representation, and Morality of Business, with Don Lavoie (Routledge 2000), and The Cultural Foundations of Economic Development (Routledge 1997), and co-editor of The Political Economy of Hurricane Katrina and Community Development (Edward Elgar 2010) with Virgil Storr. Professor. Her current book project is titled Liberal Learning and the Art of Self Governance (forthcoming, Routledge).
Dr. Chamlee-Wright is a former W.K. Kellogg National Leadership Fellow and a recipient of the Underkoffler Award for Excellence in Teaching from Beloit College. In 2013, the Department of Economics and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at George Mason University recognized Chamlee-Wright with a Distinguished Alumna Award.


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Planning and special tools
While the techniques we show are similar to the ones used for installing new carpeting, we don't recommend installing large tracts of new carpeting. Seaming, layout and hauling are best left to the pros. And compared with the price of new pad and carpet, pro installation fees are relatively cheap.
If you only need to remove wrinkles, skip all of the business on tacking and re-laying the carpet just use the techniques shown in Photo 8 and the stretching sequences we show.
You may be tempted to build a new bookcase or other project on top of your carpet. Resist the urge! It'll just make your construction work and future carpet replacement harder, not to mention the risk of damaging the carpet while you're working.
The most important tool to rent is a "power" stretcher (Photo 8). It does the lion's share of the stretching. If you have tight areas where the power stretcher won't fit (spaces less than 3 ft. from adjoining walls), you'll also need to rent a "knee kicker." If a carpet cutter is available, rent it, too (Photo 10). It'll cut off carpet edges more cleanly and accurately than a utility knife. In addition to these tools, you'll need a pry bar to remove the tack strip (Photo 3), a stapler with 5/16-in. staples to reinstall the pad, and a tin snips or a chisel to cut the new tack strips to length (Photo 4).
Tip: Before you run to the rental store to pick up your carpet stretching tools, have the tack strips installed and the pad stapled down. Chances are you'll only need the tools for a few hours, so you want to be ready to use them right away to save on rental fees.
Step 1: Pull back the carpet and pad
Lift one corner of the carpet with a pair of pliers and gently tease it free of the tack strip (Photo 1). But be careful; it's easy to unravel the fibers. Then you'll be able to grab hold of the carpet and pull it away from all the tack strips like a zipper. Also be careful not to pull the carpet past doorways where you might break a seam. You'll have to hire a pro to come and fix it.
Before you pull back the pad, pull out all of the staples with a screwdriver and pliers (Photo 2). Don't pull the pad through the staples, or it will rip. If you have any pesky floor squeaks, this is the perfect time to take care of them. Walk around the room with a keen ear and mark the squeaks on the floor. Fix them by screwing the subfloor to underlying floor joists with 2-1/2 in. screws. Now go ahead and install that new bookcase and we'll show you how to reinstall the carpet.
Step 2: Remove old tack strips and replace with new ones
Tack strips have prestarted setting nails that secure them to the floor and needle-sharp nails driven at slight angles that grip the carpet after it's stretched (Photo 3). Wear gloves when handling them or I guarantee you'll have blood on your hands! If you have a wooden floor, pull up and discard as many 4 ft. tack strip sections as needed to clear the base of your project. It's easiest to pry them up by pounding a pry bar under the setting nails (Photo 3).
If you have tack strips in a concrete floor, carefully lay out your project's footprint on the floor and chisel through the tack strips just outside the layout marks. Then pry out the wood through the concrete nails (they won't pull out) and break off the nails by hitting them sideways with a hammer. Breaking off the concrete nails will probably leave craters in the concrete, which makes it hard to drive in new ones.
Make sure to point the carpet-gripping nail tips toward the wall when you install them (Photo 5) or they won't hold the carpet in place during stretching. Position them half the thickness of the carpet away from the wall (e.g., 3/4-in. thick carpet, 3/8 in. away from wall). Installing them is simply a matter of driving the prestarted setting nails into the floor with a hammer. Don't leave any gaps at corners or between lengths.
Tack strips always come in 4 ft. lengths and are available with concrete nails for slabs or standard nails for wooden floors, so be sure to get the right kind. Cut the strips to length with a tin snips (Photo 4). If you can't get at the setting nails because of an overlying toekick or an overhang, pull them out and set the tack strip in a bed of construction adhesive. But wait overnight for the glue to set before stretching the carpet. Or use a cold chisel or flat bar as we show in Photo 5.
Step 3: Reset the carpet and stretch it
When you're ready to reinstall the carpet, trim the pad so it rests right next to the tack strips and staple it every 3 in. or so along the seams and the tack strip (Photo 6). Then roll the carpet against the new built-in and make diagonal cuts away from the corner (Photo 7). Then cut off all but 3 in. of the excess with a utility knife. Work from the underside to make cutting easier. You'll cut off the 3-in. overlap after stretching, as we show in Photo 10.
The power stretcher kit comes with extension sections so you can adjust the shaft length to the room dimensions. It works by bracing one end against a wall while you embed the teeth of the head in the carpet about 6 in. away from the unanchored edge. As you force the lever down, the teeth dig through the surface fibers, grip the carpet backing and stretch the carpet. Before you release the handle, push the carpet into the tack strip directly in front of the head. Protect the wall or woodwork by resting the "pushing" end against a short length of 2x4 (see the stretching sequence below).
The dial on the power head determines how deep the teeth dig into the carpet. The deepest setting works best for most carpets. Push down on the lever firmly to get a good stretch. You should feel the carpet stretch and see wrinkles disappear. Smaller spans require less pressure. If it takes all your strength to push down the lever, you're overstretching, and if it pushes down with little effort, the carpet isn't tight enough. To increase the force, lift the head free of the carpet, raise the handle, embed the head and try again.
After stretching the length, use the knee kicker to set one side (the door side; Photo 9C). Also use the knee kicker to stretch confined areas where the power stretcher won't fit (Photo 9D). Set the teeth of the knee kicker into the carpet about 6 in. away from the wall and kick against it with the area above your kneecap (Photo 9). Immediately after kicking, embed the carpet in the tack strip with your hand to hold it in place. With more or harder kicks, you can "ratchet" the carpet tighter
Step 4: Carpet stretching sequence
Photo 9A: Power stretch the length
Power-stretch the length first, following the numbered sequence shown. Beginning at one end of the built-in, stretch the carpet and then push the carpet backing into the tack strip with your hand. Stretch in 18-in. increments, moving first toward any side wall that has a door. Then finish stretching against the built-in and the wall at the other end.
Follow Photos 9A — 9D for proper stretching technique.
Step 5: Finish with the carpet cutter
Using a carpet cutter and a utility knife (Photos 10 and 11), cut off the excess after the carpet is completely stretched. Cut an entry point for the cutter with the utility knife from the back. The cutter is designed to trap the carpet against the woodwork and cut it accurately. You'll have to push hard to force the carpet against the wood, otherwise you may cut it too short or long. If you don't cut enough, make another pass in both directions. If the rental store doesn't rent carpet cutters, you'll have to make all of your cuts with a utility knife, working from the backside. Be careful and work slowly to keep your cut accurate.


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Volcom Fiji Pro: Day 1 Highlights
Parko and Slater MIA; Cloudbreak fires!
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After a few lay days, the 2013 Volcom Fiji Pro (stop #4 on the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour) kicked off in absolutely flawless six-foot surf at Cloudbreak. With nary a breath of wind and sunny skies, it looked like a Fijian postcard out there.
The day began with the opening round of the Volcom VQS World Champs where a select crew of the world's best juniors took on Cloudbreak. The groms took some lumps but for the most part fared pretty well against the shallow reef and pounding barrels. Standouts included Peru's Miguel Tudela, Australia's Jordan Lawler, France's Tom Cloarec, and Californian Taylor Clark.
With the waves starting to pump, the big boys of the World Tour pulled rank and got into their jerseys. I was on a boat out to Cloudbreak and jokingly asked if Sebastian "Seabass" Zietz if he needed a caddy. "Yeah bra, you're on it!" said the frothing rookie from Kauai. So there I was, front and center at the Volcom Fiji Pro secretly hoping that Seabass would break his board and I would spring into action and save the day.
It didn't happen and 'Bass ended up in second to fellow Hawaiian Fred Patacchia. I told him he could blame his lousy board caddy.
After watching a few more heats aboard the Bel'Mare (a huge yacht that serves as contest headquarters while the event is on at Cloudbreak), it was back to Tavarua for some shade and a cold one at the bar while watching the live feed. Tough gig, right?
While sponsor wildcard Mitch Coleborn got a 10 and injury replacement surfer Heitor Alves crushed his heat, the big news of day 1 was the two surfers that were missing in action; Kelly Slater and Joel Parkinson. Apparently Kelly hung back in Florida awaiting the birth of his niece or nephew and will be here late tonight. Last report had him shopping in Santa Monica… classic Slater.
As for Parko, the current World Champ and fishing fanatic took off on a jaunt to a place called "Jurassic Park" where the fish are rumored to be triple the size of anything around the local waters. The spot is a days boat ride away and there was no way to contact Parko and alert him to the fact that the contest was on. "I'll definitely pull back a bit on the fishing during events," said Parko after making it back to civilization. "I definitely won't be fishing tomorrow morning! The upside I suppose is that I get to surf an extra heat and the forecast for the rest of the event is looking insane," he added. Both of the surfers will be regulated to round two where if they lose, they're out of the event.
Best of day 1 at the Volcom Fiji Pro:
Best barrel: Mitch Coleborn's perfect 10.
Best wipeout: Matt Wilkinson got axed by a Paul Bunyon sized lip.
Best turn:CJ Hobgood's Occy-esque cutback to foam smash
Heat 1: Fred Patacchia (HAW) 15.20, Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 14.50, Jordy Smith (ZAF) 11.00
Heat 2: Travis Logie (ZAF) 10.06, Yadin Nicol (AUS) 6.67, Taj Burrow (AUS) 4.90
Heat 3: Heitor Alves (BRA) 18.63, Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 15.33, Joel Parkinson (AUS) ns
Heat 4: Mitch Coleborn (AUS) 19.33, Alejo Muniz (BRA) 6.60, Adriano de Souza (BRA) 5.77
Heat 5: Damien Hobgood (USA) 17.47, Mick Fanning (AUS) 17.23, Alex Grey (AUS) 6.23
Heat 6: Miguel Pupo (BRA) 12.00, Aca Lalabalavu (FIJ) 8.50, Kelly Slater (USA) ns
Heat 7: Kai Otton (AUS) 17.43, Dusty Payne (HAW) 14.36, Gabriel Medina (BRA) 7.96
Heat 8: Kieren Perrow (AUS) 12.57, Julian Wilson (AUS) 8.50, Bede Durbidge (AUS) 7.60
Heat 9: Josh Kerr (AUS) 17.66, Adam Melling (AUS) 13.36, Filipe Toledo (BRA) 13.27
Heat 10: C.J. Hobgood (USA) 16.34, Glenn Hall (IRL) 13.67, Michel Bourez (PYF) 10.63
ASP Press Release: Upsets Unfold in Pumping Barrels for Round 1 of the Volcom Fiji Pro
CLOUDBREAK, Tavarua/Fiji (Tuesday, June 4, 2013) – Opening day of the Volcom Fiji Pro, stop No. 4 of 10 on the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour (WCT), kicked off in firing four-to-six foot (2 – 2.5 metre) barrels at Cloudbreak today, completing the opening 10 heats of the non-elimination Round 1. The first day of competition saw several upsets unfold, as a slew of top seeds went down to the underdogs.
Mitch Coleborn (AUS), 26, returning Volcom Fiji Pro wildcard and winner of the recent ASP Prime event in Brazil, was deadly in the Cloudbreak lineup, earning the first perfect 10 point ride of competition. Coleborn locked into a flawless wave seconds after the start of his heat and drove through two heaving barrel sections to earn the score. The Sunshine-coaster would back up the ride with an excellent 9.33, taking the day's high heat total of 19.33 out of 20.
"I'm feeling in good rhythm and trying to keep momentum going after my win last week in Brazil," Coleborn said. "My first wave was a 10 and I don't know what to say, I'm stoked. Hopefully I can keep it going in Round 3." Coleborn, who topped 11-time ASP World Champion Kelly Slater (USA), 41, in Round 1 at Cloudbreak last year, recreated the same magic today, besting ASP World No. 1 Adriano de Souza (BRA), 26, and Alejo Muniz (BRA), 23, to make his way to Round 3.
"I'm so thankful to Volcom for the wildcard," Coleborn said. "This is the most amazing event all year. The waves are pumping. To get the wildcard again, I'm just so stoked. With priority in Round 1 now, it makes for more of a relaxing three-man heat. I was lucky with the first wave and that it was a 10. There wasn't much jockeying. I was pretty confident after that and there wasn't much hassling, so I was lucky."
Heitor Alves (BRA), 31, former ASP WCT competitor and last-minute alternate in the Volcom Fiji Pro, took advantage of both his entry in to the event and the absence of reigning ASP World Champion Joel Parkinson (AUS), 32, in his Round 1 heat. Alves drove through two deep lefthand barrels, notching a near-perfect 9.80 and 8.83 for his efforts to advance to Round 3 over fellow goofy-footer Matt Wilkinson (AUS), 24.
"I'm so happy because I was in Brazil and got the invite just before the event, so it's a dream for me," Alves said. "I was just in Brazil and now I've just won a heat against Wilko (Matt Wilkinson). It was a hard heat, but I'm happy. I really need a result and hopefully I can do it here. I just got lucky. I was waiting for the best waves and God gave them to me. Luckily I made my heat."
Fred Patacchia (HAW), 31, marked his return to competition following a serious ankle injury with a convincing Round 1 win at the Volcom Fiji Pro. Patacchia's veteran experience at Cloudbreak was apparent, as he effortlessly navigated the lineup while threading pristine forehand barrels relegating current ASP World No. 2 Jordy Smith (ZAF), 25, and fellow Hawaiian Sebastian Zietz (HAW), 25, to Round 2.
"This is a great event to come back to," Patacchia said. "I love coming to Tavarua and I've been coming here since I was about 15 years old. My ankle is feeling decent. I've got it wrapped and braced and was looking for barrels out there because my turns aren't really where I want them to be right now. It's looking like it's going to be about barrels and that's what I'm looking for. We didn't have a whole lot of swell before the event, so I didn't get much practice, but I'm stoked to get the win."
Damien Hobgood (USA), 33, two time winner in Fiji (2004, 2006), was deadly in the technical barrels at Cloudbreak today, beating two-time ASP World Champion Mick Fanning (AUS), 31, and wildcard Alex Grey (USA), 26, in a high-scoring Round 1 affair. "Mick's a great competitor and I knew it was going to be tough," Hobgood said. "I was nervous before heat and just got it rolling right at the start. Towards the end, I creased my board, but I knew I couldn't leave Mick in the lineup with priority. I saw him get the 6 and knew I couldn't give him a good wave. I knew I'd have to make him earn it."
Kai Otton (AUS), 33, current ASP No. 12, contributed to the day's goofy-footed dominance, besting 2012 Volcom Fiji Pro runner-up Gabriel Medina (BRA), 19, and dangerous Hawaiian Dusty Payne (HAW), 24, compliments of two deep forehand barrels. "I haven't had many trips here so I came early with Taj (Burrow) and got the best Cloudbreak I've ever had," Otton said. "I was on such a high and then all week I had the worst free-surfs. I haven't been able to get a wave and I got pounded really bad on one wave, but then it all came together in that heat. It's been really fun here. It's a great place and the hospitality is amazing."
Joel Parkinson (AUS), 32, reigning ASP World Champion and current ASP WCT No. 8, was absent from today's Round 1 of competition, the result of an ill-advised decision to embark on a fishing expedition in the early hours of the morning before the call was made. "I was 100% convinced last night that the contest would be off today so we went fishing early this morning," Parkinson said. "There is so much good surf coming in the contest window that I thought there was no way we'd be surfing so we grabbed the fishing rods and took off down the coast in the boat. But the swell filled in a little early and the conditions at Cloudbreak were so good they had no choice but to run. There's no way you walk away from waves that good. I was out of phone range and by the time the contest was called on I was too far away to make it back because I was in the third heat of the morning."
Parkinson will surf against Dusty Payne (HAW), 24, in Round 2 of competition. "I was pretty bummed to miss the heat, but I was even more bummed that I missed out on waves like that," Parkinson said. "That was pretty perfect Cloudbreak. There were some absolute bombs out there and the boys got tubed out of their brains all day. But I guess you've got to be philosophical about it. You're never too old to learn a lesson and I'll definitely pull back a bit on the fishing during events. I definitely won't be fishing tomorrow morning! The upside I suppose is that I get to surf an extra heat and the forecast for the rest of the event is looking insane."
Kelly Slater (USA), 41, 11-time ASP World Champion and current ASP WCT No. 4, was another notable absentee from Round 1 today. Slater opted to remain in Florida for the birth of his nephew, but is en route to arrive before Round 2 of competition. When competition resumes, up first will be Jeremy Flores (FRA), 25, Nat Young (USA), 21, and Kolohe Andino (USA), 19, in Heat 11 of Round 1.
Event organizers will reconvene tomorrow morning at 7am local time to assess conditions for a possible 8am start to Volcom Fiji Pro Round 2. The Volcom Fiji Pro holds a waiting period from June 4-14 and is webcast LIVE via www.volcomfijipro.com


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- B.A., University of Massachusetts - Boston
- Psy.D., Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology
- Professional experience as a consultant, trainer, and psychotherapist with specialization in music therapy
In Their Own Words
"I'm not a musician, but I do gigs, too. I have a gig as a clinical psychologist. I'm a psychotherapist with a private practice. In that private practice I work with couples and with individuals. I'm also a consultant at nonprofit agencies or nursing homes, mostly medical places. I help with staff development and teamwork, how to be better managers."
"You always learn from doing it; that informs me so I teach better. And teaching it and keeping up to date with new ideas in the field of psychology helps me to do it better. So I've discovered it works both ways."
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"Liberal arts means that there's a lot of freedom to study a lot of different things that are relevant and that matter and that are a part of a whole. And the whole is your life. So liberal arts gives you the opportunity to study things that are of interest and that can inform your life and that can sometimes spark something in you that you had no idea was there. Liberal arts is there to help people think more effectively, to problem solve more effectively. It's there to help people appreciate relationships, to appreciate the different things that are involved just in being alive. If you're interested in getting a lot more tools to use for the rest of your life, that's what liberal arts is for."


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time
From Wikiquote
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III is the third feature film in the popular franchise and was released in 1993. The movie follows the adventure of the titular heroes after their discovery of a magic scepter sends them back in time to Feudal-era Japan.
- Uh-oh turtle tantrum.
- [To Kenshin] How did you get in April's pants?
- (recovering) My legs hurt. My arms hurt. My spots hurt. Even my bandana hurts.
- (getting ready to jump into a burning building) I don't think I'm cut out for this hero stuff.
- (After escaping the burning building) Kurt Russell, eat your heart out!
- (demonstrating a pizza to a villager) Ahhhh. Pi-zza. Got that, dude? Pizza! (takes a bite, but can't break the burnt crust) Frisbee, also cool. (throws it)
- What if we make a major U-turn and wind up in Godzilla-land?
- Oh, he who dings the shell must pay!
- Smells like a geek ran thru here.
- Ahh, nature. I love it. Makes me want to, I don't know, migrate or something.
- Hey, Kid, you gotta control that temper. Did I say that?
- Fightin's for grown-ups and that's only if you got no other choice.
- Son of a snapper!
- I think I swallowed a frog. I hope it wasn't an ancestor.
- Later, Popeye!
- (after landing face first in a sewage pond) Mud wrestling is definitely a spectator sport.
- Help! I'm a turtle and I can't get up!
- Turtles, it's not just a job. It's an adventure.
- Hey, you were expecting maybe uhh, the Addams Family?
- Gee, if we die here in the past, does that mean that we don't get born in the future?
- Wow. Bungee jumping without a bungee. That could be dangerous.
- Boy do I hate spinach.
- Hey, Tinkerbell! Why don't you shoot us?
April O'Neil[edit]
- (in response to Walker's accusation of her being a witch) Don't push me, Ruffles, or I'll melt you into a steaming puddle of puke.
- This... is the WORST rescue I've ever had!
- He's scum! He's the lowest scum on the Earth. You know something? He's lower than scum... he gives scum a bad name.
Casey Jones[edit]
- What do you say we get together and bust some skulls?
- (leaning on baseball bat, to Raphael) Hey Raph, how'd your brain implant go, good?
- Donatello: (explaining the Magic Scepter's function) It's equal-mass displacement! See, guys, for every one of us that goes back, someone from the past will come here. But, the problem is, that switch will only work under one condition. You know what that is?
- Leonardo: Tuesdays?
- Raphael: Uhhh, Groundhog's Day? (Donatello moans)
- Kenshin: It will only work if the magic travellers each have the same weight.
- Donatello: Bingo! Gee, you guys do have a good educational system, huh?
- Casey Jones: Enough of this camaraderie. When do we get to bust some skulls?
- Leonardo: Hang on, Casey, you're not gonna be doing any head breaking this time. Sorry, guy.
- Casey: What was that? You wanna run that by me again? How come?
- Raphael: 'Cos we need somebody to stay here with Splinter in case the time bandit decides to flip out again, IF that isn't too much of an inconvenience.
- Splinter: [nods in recognition, which Casey returns]
- Casey: It'd be a serious honor.
- Leonardo: (sees Michelangelo hula-ing in boxer shorts) Why are you wearing shorts?
- Michelangelo: Kenshin switched with April and got her clothes.
- Leonardo: Yeah. So?
- Michelangelo: So, this is for whoever arrives in my place, so they don't arrive bare-butt naked. (holds up more shorts) I've got three more pairs!
- Splinter: No. We have no time for this scientific debate.
- Leonardo: Yes, Master.
- Michelangelo: (dejectedly) Yeah, yeah...
- Splinter: (sighs) Kids...
- Niles: (grumbling to himself over being Walker's minion) "Bring me the woman, Niles." "Lick my boots, Niles." "Feed my birds, Niles." What's next? Roll over and play dead? (bumps into the disguised Raphael) What are you lookin' at, ya ugly lump of dung? (Raphael angrily growls, but lets them pass mostly unharmed)
- Raphael: I'm gonna get that guy! Did you hear what he called me, Leo?
- Leonardo: Yeah, an ugly lump of dung. (walks away casually)
- Raphael: That was an insult, Leo!
- Donatello: Not necessarily, Raph. Did you know that in some countries dung is used as a fuel source?
- (After noticing that they are being watched by a few Japanese guards)
- Donatello: Uh, o-hi-o, wasabi.
- Raphael: (confused) "Hello mustard?"
- Donatello: Okay, so my Japanese is a little rusty. (to the guards) Uh, Suzuki, Kawasaki- (Raphael knocks them out cold)
- Raphael: How 'bout, uh, "Sayonara"?
- Donatello: That'll work!
- April O'Neil: (after being rescued from Norinaga's dungeon) Would somebody please tell me what the heck is going on around here?
- Donatello: Well relax, April. It's just your, uh, ordinary time travel equal-mass-displacement kind of thing.
- April O'Neil: (sees Donatello's blueprints for a crude replica of the Magic Scepter) You don't mean...you're not seriously suggesting that Donatello is going to make an incredibly arcane time travel machine, are you?
- Turtles: No, of course not!
- Michelangelo: That'd be totally bogus!
- Raphael: Really stupid!
- April: Well, that's a relief.
- Donatello: No, that guy's gonna make it. (points to a nearby blacksmith) He's good with his hands. (April shoves the blueprint aside and walks away)
- Michelangelo: Where're you goin', dudette?
- April: To find an apartment. I have a feeling we're gonna be here for a long, long time.
- Lord Norinaga: You may have disgraced my ancestors, but you will not disgrace me. Tonight, you will die.
- Mitsu: (paraphrasing Splinter's line to Shredder from the first film) No. We will both die... but only one of us with honor.
- (strong silence from everybody)
- Leonardo: Are we in a loop here or what?
- Walker: (cornered by the Turtles at the docks) What kind of demons are you?
- Leonardo: We're turtles, friend!
- Donatello: Of the Teenage Mutant Ninja variety, sleazeball.
- Walker: (slowly pulls the Scepter out of his bag) This, I believe, is what you've been searching for. ... Go fetch! (throws the Scepter into the air, getting the Turtles to panic in catching it) You really think I would make it that easy, you nasty little reptiles?!
External links[edit]
Encyclopedic article on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time at Wikipedia
|Kevin Eastman · Peter Laird
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|Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue (1990) · Turtles Forever (2009)
|1987–1996 series · Mutant Turtles: Superman Legend (1996) · Next Mutation (1997–1998) · 2003–2010 series · 2012–present series
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) · Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991) · Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993) · TMNT (2007) · Turtles
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|Casey Jones (2011)
|Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)
|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus (2004)
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28 & 29 JanuaryBoolarra bushfires began (became known as the Delburn Complex fires)
1 FebruarySam was discovered in burnt bushland on Samson Road during a defensive back burning operation in Mirboo North, 150 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.
Mark Pardew, a firefighter for the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE), photographs Sam receiving water from the drink bottle of Country Fire Authority (CFA) firefighter, David Tree.
David Tree (CFA) and Brayden Groen (CFA) also video Sam taking water from the drink bottle.
3 FebruaryDelburn Complex fires contained but still required constant patrolling, mopping up and blacking out.
4 FebruaryMembers of Wildlife Rescue and Protection (WRAP) were first alerted to Sam's situation by David Tree.
6 FebruaryWRAP receives location details for Sam.
Sam rescued by Cathy and Mike Beamish, overseen by Donna Zabinskas. Sam transferred to the Animal Clinic Morwell for triage by vet Dr John Butler.
7 FebruaryBlack Saturday sees the most devastating bushfires in Australia's recorded history.
8 FebruarySam placed in the care of Colleen Wood, manager of the Southern Ash Wildlife Shelter, Rawson. Weight 7 kilograms.
10 FebruaryImage of Sam published by Herald-Sun.
Sam's image is subsequently picked up by media outlets around the world.
Media photographer insists on capturing a particular image of Sam at the shelter. Colleen Wood decides that all future images of Sam are to be strictly managed by SAWS to minimise stress.
17 FebruaryAfter the overwhelming intrusion of media enquiries about Sam, SAWS secure the pro bono assistance of TressCox Lawyers to manage all media enquiries.
SAWS create the 'Sam the Koala' website to provide accurate information about Sam.
29 FebruarySam - left eye continues to discharge, bandage changes to three feet
Mid-MarchAll dressing are removed from Sam's paws.
1 April Sam's condition became stable and all medications ceased.
First week of AprilSam's paws have toughened, she is relocated to the external enclosures.
7 MaySam's weight is stable at 7.8kgs. She shows first symptoms of straining with urination.
8 May Sam's eye problems continue – left eye begins to discharge and she develops further urinal problems. Sam is tested a second time for chlamydiosis and has a positive result. Sam begins treatment for a urogenital form of chlamydiosis.
15 July Sam's antibiotic's dose is doubled, and pain relief given. Supplement feeding increased from two to three times daily.
26 July Sam brought back inside. Closely monitored, kept comfortable
29 JulySam's weight dropped from 7kgs to 6.8kgs
31 July Sam's condition unchanged. Sam undergoes an extensive abdominal ultrasound. It was decided that Sam needed surgery
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Hickory, N.C. - Four Tornado track and field athletes notched top conference finishes at the Southeast Regional Track and Field Championships at Lenoir-Rhyne Univiersity in Hickory, N.C. April 23 and 24.
Matt Crowe ran a personal-best 15:46.2 in the Men's 5000 meters to grab a fifth place finish and the top time among South Atlantic Conference runners.
Willie Jones ran the 800-meters in 2:00.01 and finished fifth and turned in the best time among SAC Runners. He ran the 400-meters in 50.91 and placed sixth.
Ryane Ledington earned two second place finishes, crossing the finish line in the 200-meters in 26.41 and finishing the 400-meters in a personal best 59.25. She was the fastest SAC runner in both races.
The team of Shaton Pratt, Matt Lambert, Daniel Modahl, and Jones finished fourth in the 4 by 400 meter relay, turning in a time of 3:30.23.
Pratt ran the 200 meters in 22.61 to finish fifth.
Dan Modahl grabbed a fifth place finish in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 58.50. He finished eighth in the javelin with a throw of 41.80 meters.
Lambert finished the 1500-meters in 4:19.22 and earned a 13th place result.
Josh Ross competed in the 110-meter hurdles, crossing the line in 20.09 to finish 13th. He ran the 400-meter hurdles in 1:05.94 to finish 11th.
On the women's side Ariel Muiselaar finished fourth in the 800-meters with a time of 2:34.63.
Muiselaar, Ledington, Chynna Shipp, and Lanie Converso ran the 4 by 400-meter relay and set a Brevard College record with a 4:24.76 finish, breaking the previous record by almost five seconds. The team finished fifth in the race.
Converso crossed the finish line in the 800-meters in 2:37.65 to earn sixth place.
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Hannah Beck finished 21st in the 800-meters in 3:04.57
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EMMITSBURG, Md. – Freshman Matt Diehl (Towson, Md.) led a potent Bobcats' offense with five goals on Saturday afternoon, as the Quinnipiac University men's lacrosse team (2-6, 1-0 NEC) upended the Northeast Conference's preseason favorite Mount St. Mary's (3-5, 0-1 NEC), 12-8, at Waldron Family Stadium. QU's attack was absolutely stellar on a misty day in Emmitsburg, putting 16 of their 22 shots on target and controlling 14 of 24 face-offs.
Diehl, who was playing in his home state, was sensational offensively for the Bobcats. Diehl totaled six points in the game, adding an assist to go along with his five goals. Joining Diehl with multi-goal games was attackmen Basil Kostaras (Southlake, Texas) and Matt Kycia (West Hartford, Conn.). Kostaras had two goals and two assists and Kycia scored his first and second career goals. Michael Sagl (West Islip, N.Y.), Dylan Webster (Brampton, Ontario) and Brendan Wilbur (Hingham, Mass.) wrapped up the scoring column for the Bobcats.
Head Coach Eric Fekete knew coming into the game that a quick start was necessary to be successful against the 2011 NEC Champions. The Bobcats were up for the challenge, putting together arguably their strongest 15 minutes to date. QU controlled every faceoff (4-0) in the quarter, surrendered just one shot and found the back of the net three times on the other end.
Just 1:40 seconds after the initial whistle, Kycia opened the scoring summary with the game's first goal off a feed from Sagl. Some six minutes later, Sagl granted the Bobcats a 2-0 lead with his 13th goal of the season and Kostaras collected his eighth goal of the season in the frame's waning seconds. Brendon Wilbur (Hingham, Mass.) assisted Kostaras on the play, as Kostaras extended his point-streak to 12 games dating back to last year.
The Bobcats carried their momentum into the second quarter, picking up right where they left off in the first. Wilbur found a wide-open Diehl just inside the yellow line, who ripped a shot to the upper, left corner of the cage for a four-goal advantage. The tally was Diehl's fourth of his rookie campaign.
However, Mount St. Mary's high powered offense finally came to life, scoring the game's next three goals to close out the first half. Bryant Schmidt, Andrew Scalley and Connor Carey each found the back of the net, leaving a 4-3 lead for Quinnipiac at the break.
After the intermission, much like the first half Quinnipiac opened the second stanza with a dominating display on offense. The Bobcats posted three straight goals in a three-minute span to take a 7-3 lead. Dylan Webster (Brampton, Ontario) ignited the surge with his team-best 15th goal of the season, Wilbur added the team's sixth goal and Kycia capped off the run eight seconds later with his second goal of the game.
The Mount responded with back-to-back goals, but QU once again had an answer. This time it was off the stick of Matt Diehl, who completed his first career hat trick with two consecutive goals. Sagl assisted the first one, while a tremendous individual effort paid off for Diehl's second tally. The two teams traded goals in the closing minutes of the third quarter, sending the Bobcats into the fourth quarter with a 10-6 advantage. Kostaras registered his second goal of the game to close out the period.
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Spider-shaped features in the south polar region of Mars are carved by vaporizing dry ice in a dynamic seasonal process. This image from the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter includes several of the distinctive features in an area 1.2 kilometers (three-fourths of a mile) wide. It is one of the HiRISE camera team's featured images this week.
The features are cut into the ground, not built up above the surrounding surface. Sunlight is coming from the right, from about 15 degrees above the horizon. Scientists call these features "araneiform," which means spider-like.
Mars' carbon-dioxide atmosphere partially condenses every winter to form polar caps of dry ice. These seasonal caps sublimate (change directly from solid to gas, just as dry ice does on Earth) in the spring. Carbon-dioxide gas coming from the bottom surface of the ice builds up pressure and carves channels into the ground as it flows toward a point where it escapes back into the atmosphere. Often the channels are radial in nature, with the escape point for the gas becoming the center for one of these araneiform features.
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Unpleasant men
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- Serious and unpleasant
- Informal words for bad
- Dangerous and harmful
- Serious and severe
- Feeling morally superior
- Virtue and moral good
- Morally wrong and evil
- Morality and rules of behaviour
- Good and excellent things
- Extremely good
- Good, better and best
- Informal words for good
- Quite good, or not very good
- Not good enough
- Not of good quality
- People having good qualities
- Unpleasant women
- Unpleasant people in general
- Worse and worst
- Bad but attractive
- Uncontrolled
- Selfishness
- Violent or aggressive
- Quality and standard
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friendly and pleasant to be with


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