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In a short period of time, digital technology has changed our world. The ways we read, write, learn, communicate, and play have fundamentally changed due to the advent of networked digital technologies. These changes are being addressed in fascinating ways by scholars from across the humanities, often working in collaboration with scientists, librarians, museum staff, and members of the public.
The Office of Digital Humanities offers grant programs that address these cultural changes. This would include projects that explore how to harness new technology for humanities research as well as those that study digital culture from a humanistic perspective. To best tackle the broad, interdisciplinary questions that arise when studying digital technology, ODH works closely with the scholarly community and with other funding agencies in the United States and abroad, to encourage collaboration across national and disciplinary boundaries. In addition to sponsoring grant programs, ODH also participates in conferences and workshops with the scholarly community to help foster understanding of issues in the digital humanities and ensure we are meeting the needs of the field.


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Our corps of volunteers represents one of the largest volunteer departments in New York City. Maimonides volunteers speak dozens of languages and reflect the rich ethnic and religious diversity of our community and city. Together with our community partner organizations, volunteers bring to Maimonides the warmth of a kind word, a smile, and a helping hand to our patients. It may not be "medicine," but it is powerful.
Many volunteers work here as part of career exploration or job preparation activities. Others participate to fulfill academic community service requirements and some simply to share their talents with others in need. Each gives selflessly and models for all of us the best in human nature.
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When the U.S. Government announced its tobacco buyout plan last year, many questions were left unanswered as to how payments to quota holders would be handled in terms of taxation. A recent set of guidelines helps to answer some of those questions, according to Keith Kightlinger, University of Georgia Extension economist.
IRS Notice 2005-51, released in late June, specifically addresses "like-kind exchanges," says Kightlinger.
"This notice provides answers to many questions relating to the taxation of payment to tobacco quota holders under the Tobacco Termination Payment Program (TTPP)," he says.
The notice, he adds, addresses only payments to tobacco quota holders, and there is no discussion of payment to tobacco producers. Issues addressed by the notice include the following:
— Taxation of payments to tobacco quota holders in compensation for the elimination of the quota asset.
— Basis of tobacco quota.
— Reporting gain or loss from "Owner Payments."
— Reporting gain or loss on purchased tobacco quotas if any of the cost of the quota was previously deducted (through amortization, depreciation or depletion).
— Imputed interest rules, if installment payments are received, and the installment method of reporting is used.
— Exclusion of "Owner Payments" from eligible for farm income averaging.
— Like-kind exchanges involving "Owner Payments."
The notice, says Kightlinger, provides much needed information for quota holders interested in deferring the gain or loss from the elimination of their tobacco quota and payment under the TTPP.
"The notice reaffirms the IRS's previously stated position that tobacco quota is an interest in land. Since land is real property under the Tax Code, tobacco quota that was held for investment or for use in a trade or business is eligible for like-kind exchange with any other real property to be used in the same manner," he says.
Because there cannot be a direct exchange of assets, such as tobacco quota for other real property, quota holders interested in a like-kind exchange must observe the rules for deferred like-kind exchanges, says Kightlinger.
These rules permit a taxpayer to dispose of one property, and they give him or her a time period to identity and acquire another qualified property.
The rules require that:
1. Funds from the sale of the asset disposed of (tobacco quota) cannot be directly received by the owner. Instead, the proceeds of the sale must be placed in the hands of a qualified intermediary. The quota holder may specify that funds be paid to their qualified intermediary, rather than through themselves, through the use of an "Assignment Contract" at their local FSA office.
2. The taxpayer has 45 days from the date of disposition of the property owned (tobacco quota) to identify the replacement property. For the purposes of payments to tobacco quota holders under the TTPP, Notice 2005-51 states that the date of disposition of the tobacco quota will be the earlier of :
a. June 30, 2005, for flue-cured tobacco, and Sept. 30, 2005 for all other types of tobacco; or
b. The date on which an owner and USDA enter into a contract for Owner Payments with respect to the quota. Contracts for Owner Payments will be considered to be completed when they are approved by USDA. Immediately upon approval, Form CCC-960 will be sent to the quota holder.
3. The taxpayer has the lesser of 180 days from the date or disposition, or the due date of the tax for the tax year in which the property was disposed of, to complete acquisition of the replacement property.
As of June 22, 2005, USDA had not approved and completed any Owner Payment contracts, and it appeared unlikely that any would be completed before June 30, says Kightlinger.
Tobacco quota holders considering a like-kind exchange should check with their local FSA office to be certain they have until Aug. 14, 2005 (45 days) to identify replacement property, and until Dec. 27, 2005 (180 days) to complete the like-kind exchange.
Notice 2005-51 does not address any tax issues relating to TTPP payments to tobacco growers. The Internal Revenue Service will address the federal tax treatment of these payments in a future notice, says Kightlinger.
The text of Notice 2005-51 is available on the Internal Revenue
Service Web site at www.irs.gov and on the Cooperative University Tobacco Buyout Web site at www.tobaccobuyoutinfo.com.
Additional information on income tax and financial planning issues relating to payments to be made under the Tobacco Termination Payment Program is available from many sources, including The University of Georgia Tobacco Home Page at www.georgiatobacco.com.
Information on the Fair and Equitable Tobacco Reform Act of 2004 and the Tobacco Termination Payment Program is available on the USDA Farm Service Agency Web site at www.usda.fsa.gov/tobacco.


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Most people understand that pairing pork chops and apples is a foolproof dinner, so why is it such a stretch to pair the meat with some in-season peaches straight from the farmers' market? Perhaps it's that the fruit is often exceedingly sweet, without the slightest bit of tartness to even things out, thereby shifting the sauce from the savory side of things into straight dessert territory. How to prevent that? Like most social situations, adding bourbon makes just about everything a little better.
Of course, you can't just add bourbon straight in. This recipe takes a couple things from peaches flambe—minus the sugar, of course. The pork chops are sautéed until golden brown, then removed. Drained of any grease, butter and peaches are added to the skillet, picking up savory browned bits stuck to the pan along the way. Then the flourish: the heat is killed, bourbon is poured in, and then lit with a match. The aggressive alcohol burns off, leaving a faintly smoky and only slightly sweet sauce. Finally, the chops are added back in, along fresh basil, and the whole mixture is transferred to the oven to finish.
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DALLAS – United Parcel Service Inc. says it was slowed down in the fourth quarter by weak global trade and a disappointing holiday-shopping season.
The company is also forecasting 2013 results below analysts' expectations.
UPS, the world's biggest package-delivery company, said Thursday that it lost $1.75 billion in the quarter because of a $3 billion charge for pension liabilities. Without that accounting charge, UPS said that it would have earned $2.05 billion, or $1.32 per share.
Analysts expected adjusted earnings of $1.38 per share, according to FactSet.
Revenue rose 3 per cent to $14.57 billion, beating analysts' forecast of $14.48 billion.
UPS said it expects 2013 adjusted earnings of between $4.80 and $5.06 per share. That would be an increase of 6 per cent to 12 per cent over 2012, but less than the $5.13 per share that analysts expected.
The Atlanta-based company also increased its plan for spending on buying back its own stock this year to $4 billion from $1.5 billion.
UPS said consumer spending on holiday shopping was less than expected, although it still carried a record 500 million packages, including nearly 28 million on the busiest day.
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I've had some gains with low weekly workouts too....I'm just a huge fan of volume myself.....but I know some others who do great with just a few days of training a week and keeping it intense.
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who_needs_fangs? wrote:Sabby, I looked it up in the dictionary. In Italian, family is famiglia, not familia.
Just to say because I learn Italian in school, the g is not pronounced. Oh hello all newbs, I'm Nicolette DeMarco the hottest and smartest rebel of the familia. Also co-boss/boss of Operation Domination. Should I continue with the story of my Volturi days?


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Harlequins and England skipper Chris Robshaw could cap a remarkable year with the Aviva Premiership Player of the Year award after being named on the six-man shortlist.
The flanker has had an impressive season where he guided Harlequins to a 14-match unbeaten run at the start of the campaign and went on to captain England during the 2012 Six Nations.
He is joined on the shortlist by fellow England internationals Saracens' Brad Barritt and Harlequins' Mike Brown. Also featuring on the six man list are Leicester Tigers flanker Julian Salvi, Gloucester prop Nick Wood and Exeter Chiefs flanker James Scaysbrook.
The panel who decided on the final shortlist were: Miles Harrison (Sky Sports), Alastair Eykyn (BBC 5 Live), Mick Cleary (Daily Telegraph), Ian Stafford (Mail on Sunday), Nick Mullins (ESPN), David Rogers (Getty Images), and Alan Pearey (Rugby World).
Reports in the Daily Telegraph also suggest that the likes of Harlequins fly-half Nick Evans, Tigers prop Marcus Ayerza and Gloucester backs Freddie Burns, Henry Trinder, Charlie Sharples and Jonny May were also in the running but failed to make the cut.
In the QBE director of rugby of the season award, Exeter Chiefs' Rob Baxter has made the three-man list. He is joined by Leicester Tigers' Richard Cockerill and Harlequins' Conor O'Shea.
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Jeffrey A. "Jeff" Sample
Jeffrey A. "Jeff" Sample, 61, of 148 School St., Kane, died on Monday, March 18, 2013 at his residence following a brief illness.He was born on Dec. 24, 1951 in Ridgway, son of the late John S. "Jack" and Carmella M. Allegretto Sample.On May 14, 1982 he married Janis M. Redmond, who preceded him in death on Oct. 31, 2011.Mr. Sample was a resident of Kane for the past six years. He had formerly lived in Clearfield for five years and had lived in Rasselas. He was a graduate of Johnsonburg High School, Class of 1970.He was a member of the Faith Baptist Church of St. Marys. He was a member of Wilcox Lodge F&AM #571 and the Wilcox Sportsmen's Club. He was a Vietnam-era Army veteran, serving overseas as an SP4 with A Battery 2 Battalion 3FA Regiment, where he was a Special Weapons and Artllery Specialist. He was employed by Windfall Products/Metaldyne Industries for 27 years, retiring in 2006. Mr. Sample is survived by three brothers, Harry "Buck" Sample of Wilcox, James H. Sample and his wife Georgeanne of Smethport, and Joseph Sample and his wife Kathleen "Kathy" of Hickory, N.C.; six sisters, Jean "Norma" Swanson of Rasselas, Jane, Mrs. David Barber of Glen Hazel, Julie, Mrs. Timothy Valentine of St. Marys, Joyce, Mrs. Tim Smart of Clyde, N.C., Joanne, Mrs. David Andrus of Howard Siding, and Leone Sigworth of West Middlesex.Also surviving are many nieces and nephews.In addition to his wife and parents, he was predeceased by six sisters, June Sample, Janet Howard, Betty Allegretto, Gertrude Northrop, Elmira "Pie" Smith, and Mary Ann Stearns.A funeral service for Jeffrey A. Sample will be conducted at Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut St., Johnsonburg, on Friday evening, March 22, 2013 at 8 p.m. Officiating will be the Rev. Brad Brunner, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, St. Marys. Interment will be at the Wilcox Cemetery in Wilcox. Military honors will be accorded by the Johnsonburg/Wilcox Servicemen's Detail. Members are asked to assemble at the funeral home Friday evening at 7:45 p.m.Friends will be received at the funeral home in Johnsonburg on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.A Masonic Service will be conducted at the funeral home Friday evening at 5:45 p.m.Share your condolences at www.ferraginefuneralhome.com.


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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - --Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Freddie Mitchell has pleaded guilty in federal court in Orlando for his part in a tax-fraud scheme.
Mitchell pleaded guilty Friday to a single count of conspiracy to file a false claim. He faces a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and a maximum fine of $250,000.
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The personal, identifying data (name, surname, email and any other personal information provided by the Data Subject on the form) and electronic data collected from the DS and provided spontaneously by the same via the section of the corporate website called "contact us if you are interested in the COUTURE SERVICE", subject of the processing, are used by the Data Controller to correctly process the request forwarded by the DS and reply to the same.
Qualora l'interessato presti idoneo consenso, i suddetti dati potranno essere trattati per attività di marketing e comunicazione commerciale anche attraverso telefono, sms, mms, posta cartacea ed elettronica del titolare.
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Personal data is processed using electronic and telematic systems by specifically designated internal employees. In particular, the interested parties will be contacted by the Data Controller's VIP and Couture service managers. Data is stored in electronic archives whose security levels comply with the minimum measures endorsed by the legislature in force.
The collected data will not be disseminated, sold or exchanged with third-parties without the express consent of the Data Subject, except for any communications to authorised third parties - committed to such confidentiality or appointed as Chief Data Processors under art. 29 of Legislative Decree no. 196/2003 - (e.g. IT support firms) and only where necessary to fulfil the purpose indicated in this Information Notice. Personal data may be communicated to competent authorities as required by the laws in force.
With the optional consent of the Data Subject, personal data may also be communicated to the companies in the Group that the Data Controller belongs to, both in Italy and abroad, for promotional and advertising purposes of the same.
Personal data is retained for the time required to interact with the Data Subject and exchange information.
As regards the processing for purposes related to the sending of commercial and promotional communications on the Data Controller's services and the sending of information messages regarding its business activities, the data will be retained as foreseen by the laws in force, and further endorsed by the Guarantor for the protection of personal data on 3 March, and unless the Data Subject opposes the processing of the same. The Data Subject can oppose the processing for one or both of the above communication activities independently.
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Today MEPs voted to introduce a seven percent cap on food-based biofuels and to include carbon emissions from land use change in environmental assessments.
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The landfill is currently using falcons to scare off seagulls and starlings attracted by the easy pickings, and that has driven their numbers down about 75 percent, according to spokeswoman Jackie Lang. "We've seen positive results from the falcon program, based on bird counts from the landfill and feedback from landfill neighbors," she said.
Led by Professor John Parmigiani, a mechanical engineer, the two-year project will use UAVs in an attempt to rid the landfill of its remaining gull and starling population. An initial demonstration is planned next month.
UAVs could have a range of applications in agriculture, especially in vineyards. And one of them might be scaring fruit-eating birds away from ripening grapes. So there is broad interest.
Riverbend is under state Department of Environmental Quality mandate to control birds at the site, and thinks UAVs might prove a useful component.
"We expect the OSU program will complement our current falcon program," Lang said. "We see the two working together to manage the starling and seagull problem and fundamentally change their foraging pattern."
Parmigiani led a study two years ago to see if UAVs could be successfully used to scare waxwings, starlings and ravens from vineyards near Junction City, according to OSU's Terra Magazine.
Two student groups created UAVs. One shot streamers and lasers and the other mimicked the flight patterns of a Cooper's hawk. The results were inconclusive, but the idea was judged to have potential.
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• As winter lingers and January quickly fades away, the appearance of the sun is eagerly awaited. It brings warmth, comfort, renewed energy, hope for a brighter tomorrow and life giving rejuvenation. Remarkably like when the Son appears.
• Sunday the church welcomed eight new members followed by lunch and more guests. Rhonda used for her text, Matthew 9:37-38. Members are continuing to walk the streets and pray for neighbors on Wednesday evenings.
• Feb. 13 - Annual Valentine Banquet at 6 pm. For more information, call 859-824-1824.
• How is your attitude? In Paul's letter to the Christians at Philippi, he says they need to be like-minded in spirit and in purpose. Paul stresses that Christians need to be sharing in the same love, same mind and same accord. Christians need to practice an attitude of unselfish humility, positive encouragement and genuine joy.
Dry Ridge
• Feb.6 - The congregation welcomes Rev. Jim Bernard back from vacation. Rev. Bernard will serve Dry Ridge Presbyterian Church through Easter Sunday. Church service every Sunday at 11 a.m.
• Feb. 13 - A short session meeting will follow the service.
• During youth Sunday, Heather Beach led the singing, Linsey Moses brought special music and had the children's message. Trey Beach was in charge of the service, which was dedicated to the Rev. Ray Berger who retired at the end of December. On behalf of the church, Trey presented Bro. Beach with a plaque to commemorate his years of service to the church.
• Feb. 6 - Bro. Ed Deaton will fill the pulpit.
Worship Center
• Feb. 20 - Attention all teens and parents of teens of URGENCY Youth who are even considering going to Summer Scream Youth Camp: There will be a meeting immediately following the morning service to discuss details, answer questions and hand out forms concerning camp. See Pastor Ryan or Pastor Rachel for more information.
First Love Community Fellowship
• Brother David shared his second message on the series; To Go and Grow we got to Know!
• Jan. 30 - Three individuals were licensed into the work of the ministry to use their gift of preaching and service when opportunities come available. Those include Chris White, Jennifer Voelker and Josh Hammond.
• Brother David's messages in their entirety can be found at www.firstloveky.org
• Pastor Pullens preached on Genesis 38:7-11, 24-25. In this chapter, Tamar faced many hardships, but she did as Judah bid her, after her second husband had died. She was obedient. If you promise something to someone and have no intent of fulfilling that promise then you're wrong. Troubles could arise when you don't fulfill what you have promised.
Mt. Carmel
• Mt. Carmel welcomes visitors. The church is located at 389 Mt. Carmel Road, Williamstown. For more information call Pastor Rick Haggett at 859-907-4930 or visit the Web site at www.mtcarmelbaptistky.com.
• Bro. Baker's message was "What is Love." True love comes from God. God loves us no matter what.
• Morgan Thompson accepted Jesus as Lord and Savior on Jan. 30.
• Feb.12 - Sweethearts meal 6 p.m.
• Happy birthday to Mr. Sexton and Alicia Herrman.
• Happy anniversary to Dennis and Patty Sullivan.
Full Gospel
• Feb. 2, 9, 16 - Teaching seminar with Blaine Bowman at 7 p.m. He will be teaching on "The Natural Man," "The Carnal Man" and "The Spiritual Man."
Short Creek
• Sundays - Children in Action (grades one through six) at 6 p.m.
• Feb. 12 - Sweetheart Banquet at 6:30 p.m.
• The church would like to thank Bro. Greg Nimmo, who brought the message on Jan. 23, during Bro. Brad's during his absence. Being the leader of anything carries a great weight and responsibility. A devotion to God means a devotion to one's wife and family. Make that commitment today to the Lord and to your wife to fulfill your role as God's leader in your family.
• Feb 6 - Earl's talk will be called the Superbowl of Preaching; the big move, the big game and the big play. Stop by for Sunday Celebration at 10:30 to learn more. The Vineyard is encouraging anyone and everyone to invite a friend and come on out to the Vineyard Grant County this Sunday evening. Watch some great Superbowl commercials and catch a little bit of football in between. The fun starts at 5 p.m. with food, card playing and jazz music, with the game starting at 6.
• In his series on The Family, Senior Minister Gary Swick preached on "What Parents Wish for Their Children." This concerned children of elementary age, and those children sat on the front pew and participated in the sermon presentation. Three things parents wish for their children are obey the first time when asked; stop fighting with brothers and sisters; and know Jesus (accept Christ when ready). There was one baptism at the close of the second service.
• Feb. 6 - There is a change in schedule: Sunday school will be at 9:30 a.m. morning worship at 10:30 (one service only) and a fellowship meal following the worship service.
• Feb. 10 - Senior Saints will meet for Bible study and lunch.
• Students ages 4 through 12 are invited to join Sherman Church of Christ's spring Upwards Soccer League.
United Methodist
• Feb. 4 - Beth Moore Loving Well Bible study at 6:30 p.m. If you are interested in attending, see Tracy Goe or Robin Webster.
• Feb. 6 - UMM Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in the WUMC fellowship hall. Worship services at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Children's activities are scheduled during evening worship. Transportation will be provided for anyone that needs it—please see Pastor Barry. Fireproof Youth meet at 5 p.m.
• Feb. 7 – Bible study at 1 p.m.
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BEIJING (AP) — The Beijing International Film Festival has honored "Back to 1942" with its top prize.
The film set during a 1942 famine in China's Hunan province stars Adrien Brody, Tim Robbins and Chen Daoming.
Yan Bingyan was named best actress for "Feng Shui," and Terence Stamp was named best actor for "Song for Marion."
The festival's closing night Tuesday had a somber note with remembrances given for victims of the Sichuan earthquake. Stars wore dark dresses and suits as they walked a carpet that was changed from red to dark blue as a sign of respect.
Hong Kong actress Christy Chung said she was glad to be attending the event. But she felt "sorry for the Ya'an earthquake victims at the same time. I think we need to show our respect."
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A key component of Cal Poly Athletics' commitment to achieving athletic and academic excellence is an unrelenting focus on developing athletic facilities that are state of the art and provide compelling environments for athletes and fans. As a consequence, during the past decade, new venues for baseball, softball and tennis have been constructed while phased enhancements to Alex G. Spanos Stadium (formerly Mustang Stadium), Mott Athletics Center, the Anderson Aquatic Center and the Cal Poly track are ongoing.
The Cal Poly Sports Complex – Baggett Stadium and Bob Janssen Field
Baggett Stadium
Inaugurated - January 2001
First game played – Cal Poly vs. Stanford University - January 21, 2001
First Game Result – Cal Poly 6-5 win over No. 1-ranked Stanford (12 innings)
Dimensions – 335 feet down the left and right field lines, 405 feet to straightaway center, 385 feet in the power alleys
Facility Playing Surface – Natural Grass
Overview - Home to Cal Poly baseball, Baggett Stadium is widely considered one of America's finest collegiate baseball complexes. Named in honor of All-CCAA catcher and Cal Poly Hall of Fame Alumnus Robin Baggett, the stadium is located on the north side of the campus overlooking the central core of the University. Under frequent crystal clear blue skies and cooled by the balmy breezes emanating from the nearby Pacific Ocean, the stadium is framed by the scenic coastal hills and mountains for which the Central Coast of California is well known.
At the stadium's plaza entrance, a bronze statue of former Mustang great and Baseball Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith greets visitors and guests. The plaza then leads to the heart of Baggett Stadium with its 745 chairback seats, seating for 1,734 overall, home clubhouse and batting cages, press box, and bullpen areas.
Bob Janssen Field
Inaugurated - March 2001
First game played – Cal Poly vs. UC Riverside – March 3, 2001
First Game Result – Cal Poly 8-0 win over UC Riverside
Dimensions – 210 feet down the left and right field lines, 210 feet to straightaway center, 210 feet in the power alleys
Facility Playing Surface – Natural Grass
Overview - Home to Cal Poly Softball, Bob Janssen Field is the beautiful sister facility to Baggett Stadium. Named in honor of area patron and sports enthusiast Bob Janssen, the stadium is located on the north side of the campus and faces southwest toward the Pacific Ocean and famed Bishop's Peak. Known as a pitcher's ballpark, sun drenched fans and players alike quickly learn that the occasional breezes off the Pacific Ocean can stop a potential home run shot in its tracks or wreak havoc with casual fly balls.
Sharing a common plaza entrance with Baggett Stadium, Bob Janssen Field is beautifully landscaped and maintained as a wonderfully comfortable venue with its 400 chairback seats, seating capacity for 800, tower lighting for night games, as well as a spacious home clubhouse along with batting cages and bullpen areas for home and away teams.
Mustang Strength Complex
Inaugurated – January 1999
Size – 6,500 square feet
Facility Surface – Interlocking Rubber Mat
Overview – Funded through the generosity of Cal Poly alumni and friends, the Mustang Strength Complex was completed in April 1999. Reserved exclusively for Cal Poly's varsity athletes, this comprehensive strength-training complex is located adjacent to Mott Gymnasium and boasts an inventory that includes 40,000 pounds of weights, four power clean stations, five bench press stations, six dumbbell racks and 27 custom machines for focused muscle development.
Robert A. Mott Athletics Center
Inaugurated – September 1960 – Refurbished 1998
First game played – Cal Poly vs. Whittier – December 1, 1960
First Game Result – Cal Poly 70-69 win over Whittier
Seating Capacity – 3,032
Facility Playing Surface – Southern White Pine
At its entrance, the Mott Athletics Center houses multiple display cases containing each of the record-setting 35 NCAA Team Championship trophies earned by Cal Poly prior to the University's move to Division I competition. Additionally, the storied facility includes the Cal Poly Athletics Hall of Fame, men and women's locker rooms, the Mustang Strength and Conditioning Complex, the Cal Poly Athletics Academic Resource Center and administrative offices for Cal Poly coaches and support staff.
Alex G. Spanos Stadium
Inaugurated – November 2006
First game played – Cal Poly vs. Savannah State November 18, 2006
First Game Result – Cal Poly 55-0 win over Savannah State
Seating Capacity – 11,075 (including eight sky boxes, chairback seating and bleacher seating)
Facility Playing Surface – Natural Grass
With picturesque surroundings including Bishop's Peak and San Luis Mountain to the west, the heart of the Cal Poly campus to the east and Mustang Memorial Plaza to the south, Alex G. Spanos Stadium is arguably the most scenic location in America to watch football and soccer. Too, with Cal Poly's rich football and soccer heritage, fans are regularly treated to raucous games and matches fueled by the "Pride of the Pacific", the Mustang Marching Band, which cajoles and entertains fans in the shadow of a bronze Mustang statue known as Unbridled Spirit.
Mustang Tennis Complex
Inaugurated – November 16, 2005
First match played – Cal Poly Invitational
Dimensions – Seven courts with stadium lighting and chairback seating for 250
Facility Playing Surface – All Weather Hard Courts
Overview - Home of the Cal Poly Men's and Women's tennis teams, the Mustang Tennis Courts are equally shared by Cal Poly's varsity tennis teams and the University's students and faculty. Completely rebuilt in 2005, the Mustang Tennis Complex is the Big West Conference's newest tennis facility.
Nestled below Cal Poly's Performing Arts Center and flanked by Anderson Aquatic Center, Mott Athletics Center and the Mustangs Track and Field Complex, the Mustang Tennis Courts, like most all of Cal Poly's athletic facilities offers stunning views of the nearby coastal mountains. Additionally, protected by its surroundings, the tennis complex offers superb weather and playing conditions year-round for the varsity athlete or student tennis enthusiast.
Cal Poly Track and Field Complex
Inaugurated – 1971 (Refurbished 1993 and 2005)
Dimensions – 400-meter oval, with jumping pits and steeplechase hazard
Facility Playing Surface – Chevron 440
Overview – Home to men's and women's track and field as well as cross country, the Cal Poly Track and Field Complex is staged at the eastern entrance to the university directly across Grand Avenue from the student resident halls. Comprised of a 400-meter oval with a Chevron 440 running surface as well as multiple vaulting, jumping and throwing pits, the track complex is the base of operations from which Cal Poly's men's and women's track and cross country teams train and compete in an environment so ideal it is the primary factor contributing to the university's 25 national track and cross country team championships.
Inaugurated - September 2009
First Meet Held - Exhibition vs. UC Berkeley
Dimensions - Eight 50-meter lanes and 18 25-yard lanes
Facility Surfaces - Concrete slab floor with PVC-coated stainless steel walls.
Positioned between the Mustang Tennis Complex, Mott Gymnasium and Cal Poly's student recreation center, the main Myrtha-built pool and its accompanying 15-by-30-foot all-shallow therapy pool not only offer Cal Poly varsity swimmers one of the nation's finest swimming complexes but a state-of-the art facility ideally suited to year-round outdoor training.


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True Grit newcomer Hailee Steinfeld kept a journal on set so she could keep track of the advice she received from her co-stars Matt Damon, Josh Brolin and Jeff Bridges.
The 16 year old landed her big break in the critically-acclaimed 2010 Western, in which she appears alongside some of the industry's greatest actors.
And to make sure she made the most of her time working with her idols, she scrawled things in a notebook so she would always remember the experience.
She tells Fashion Magazine, "The conversations I had with Matt, Josh and Jeff on set totally changed my life... They changed the way I approach acting. It was an incredible education. I kept a journal on set that carried through the first month. We took over 4,000 pictures - I was looking through them last night and I got chills."
Steinfeld reveals she also picked up a few tips from Keira Knightley after starring alongside the beauty in upcoming drama Can A Song Save Your Life?, which features Mark Ruffallo, Adam Levine and Cee Lo Green.
She explains, "It was my first time filming on the streets of New York. It was very overwhelming - the paparazzi were surrounding us everywhere because the crew caught so much attention. I didn't know how to handle it so I looked at Keira for help. She was just so graceful, so calm and collected."


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The first ever FIS Snowboard World Cup event in Belgium attracts some of the world's best riders to Antwerpen due to the biggest big air ramp ever used in the World Cup history.
On November 10, the Gold, Silver and Bronze medalists of the 2011 World Championships in La Molina, Spain, as well as several other international big names will battle for victory at the season's second freestyle snowboarding competition.
A total of some 60 riders coming from 14 countries will try their luck on the 39 meters high steel monster build right next to the harbor in the Waagnatie district.
Reigning Big Air World Champion Petja Piiroinen (FIN - photo) as well as WCS runner-up and local homeboy Seppe Smits (BEL) and Rocco van Straten (NED) who finished third at the last big air Worlds are leading the pack of high talented riders.
The field also features the likes of last year's Big Air World Cup title winner Janne Korpi (FIN), his fellow countryman Roope Tonteri (FIN), Patrick Burgener (SUI), Marko Grilc (SLO), Clemens Schattschneider (AUT) as well as Billy Morgan (GBR) and Maxence Parrot (CAN).


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No. 2 Maryland Crushes Colgate, 20-3, in NCAA First Round
May 10, 2009
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Second-seeded Maryland opened its 2009 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship with a 15-0 run en route to a convincing 20-3 win against Colgate in first round action on Sunday at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
The Terps (20-0) utilized its speedy attack to put up ten goals in the first 15 minutes and keep the clock running for the remainder of the game. Nine different Maryland players scored in the first half, led by three from Karri Ellen Johnson. Sarah Mollison, Amanda Spinnenweber, Laura Merrifield, and Caitlyn McFadden all tallied two goals in the drive. Maryland, which won 12 more draw controls than the Raiders in the first period, did not allow Colgate (14-5) into their own offensive zone until nearly eight minutes elapsed in the contest. The Terps' attack was purely dominant, outshooting Colgate, 32-3, in the first 30 minutes.
Colgate, which entered the tournament as an automatic qualifier after winning its second-straight Patriot League championship, finally got on the board 1:45 into the second stanza. Maryland outscored the Raiders, 5-4, in the second period, but shifted much of its focus from shooting to controlling the possession. The Terps, however, did sink five of the eight shots they took in the final period.
Maryland was very successful on clears, missing only one, while forcing Colgate into a slew of turnovers as the Raiders converted a mere seven of its 20 attempts. Mollison joined Johnson with three goals to lead the Terps. McFadden, a Tewaaraton finalist, finished with two goals and two assists.
"As soon as we stepped on the field we controlled the tempo and dictated the game," head coach Cathy Reese, who has now advanced to the second round for the third-straight season, said. "Our focus has been to play the best lacrosse of the season in the NCAA tournament...the first half today was a great example of Maryland lacrosse."
Maryland will face the winner of the Syracuse/Boston University matchup at noon next Saturday, May 16, at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.
Post-Game Notes
- Maryland now boasts a 38-15 record all-time in the NCAA tournament. The esteemed Terrapin program has the most tournament wins in NCAA women's lacrosse history.
- Johnson now sits alone at No. 7 in most goals in a season (68) for Maryland. After notching one assist on Sunday, Mollison is tied for eighth in helpers in a season (38).
- The Terps have reached the second round for the third consecutive season.
- Maryland held Colgate to a season-low three goals. It is also the fewest points an opponent has scored on the Terps in 2009.
- Maryland's 15 goals is the tied for the second-highest scoring output in the first half in NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship history. Colgate's three shots in the first period is the third-fewest in tournament history.


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I also take umbrage at the crack about Nerf fights in the office. That is NOT the kind of "woman friendly" environment that's being discussed. I love Nerf fights. I don't so much love being followed to my car when I leave for lunch by someone I explicitly said "no" to when they asked me out for lunch, having my ass grabbed, being talked down to, or being expected to make the coffee (unless I drank the last cup, in which case I totally will).
Stalking? Ass grabbing? film and document then.. Hello early retirement!
As for the Nerf fights that is "you" and that is the problem. It is not everyone. If one guy doesn't like it, so what. If the 1 woman in the office doesn't like it then it is a gender thing. If one of the two women in the office doesn't like it then 50% of the women don't like it and it is a gender thing. Accidentally hit a woman in the boob with a nerf dart instead of her eye that you were aiming at and that can be a law suit. Law suits are very scary to the bottom line. Corporate sexual harassment training these days is "Do not look them in the chest, do not look them in the eyes, Do not look them in the shoes, do not look at them at all, do not compliment them., do not talk to them, all these things could be actionable and you will be fired!"
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According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal, there is trouble a brewing in the Bar & Shield crowd this week, as Dave Zien was denied a powertrain warranty claim on his 2014 model year Harley-Davidson trike.
For those not in the know, Zien is a former Marine as well as a former Wisconsin State Senator, but he his best known in the two-wheeled community as the man who has logged the most documented miles on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle (~2.5 million), as well as putting over a million miles on his 1991 Harley-Davidson, which now sits in the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame.
All those miles aside, Zien's issue with Harley-Davidson stems from the flags mounted on his trike, and the fact that Zien can often be found bombing around on his trike, with his flags waiving not only during rallies and parades, but also at highway speeds.
Saying that while flags at parade speeds are of course just one of the many ways Harley-Davidson owners can customize their machine, the Bar & Shield brand contends that the aerodynamic forces of two large flags (Zien has seven flags in total mounted on his trike) puts an undue stress on the machine, and thus Harley-Davidson cannot cover Zien's warranty claim.


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Holding ourselves to a higher standard is essential here at the High Line, and this commitment is reflected in the food and drink we serve on the park. This week, we headed into Brooklyn to Blue Bottle Coffee's roastery to bring you a first look at how we source and roast our beans and train baristas to develop their coffee palates – all so we can serve a remarkably good cup of coffee to our visitors on the High Line.
James Freeman, the founder of Blue Bottle Coffee, takes his coffee seriously. A former musician, you'd find him grinding his own beans on airplanes in between gigs using a personal hand grinder. James was obsessed with the idea of a good cup of coffee. That idea grew and became Blue Bottle Coffee.
What makes a good cup, we must ask? Much of it has to do with freshness, the type of beans being used, and the process in which the beans are roasted. Freshness affects taste the most, which is why Blue Bottle commits to selling all of its beans within 48 hours of roasting. This is no easy feat – they'll be the first to admit – but makes the taste undeniably good. You'll want another cup even if you're already on your second.
The type of bean also affects how good your cup will taste. Single-origin beans means the distinct flavor of the soil is traceable. Blue Bottle baristas learn to notice the acidity of a Guatemalan bean and the earthiness of a Ugandan bean. Blue Bottle also makes efforts to work with bean farmers under a direct trade policy that allows farmers to negotiate their own prices and encourages kinder global relationships. When the beans finally arrive to the roastery, they go through the meticulous process of roasting. Then, hours of fun training and repeated tastings means the coffee is roasted and brewed near to perfection. It is prepared with care and served with cheer.
Blue Bottle Coffee baristas will eagerly tell you the history of the New Orleans chicory or the Japanese iced pour-over instrument that is fascinating to observe in use and a rare find in New York City. Baristas, like our very own Caitlin McGinn, are known to get very excited upon inhaling the newest arrival of beans too.
Blue Bottle Coffee demonstrates its commitment to sustainability through company-wide practices, such as using only 100% compostable cups, lids, filters, napkins, and coffee bags. They also encourage reuse in other ways, such as offering ten pounds of chaff (the hull of a coffee bean) to a Brooklyn-based farmer in exchange for some of his eggs.
Brewing a sense of community among farmers and baristas at Blue Bottle Coffee is no less important than brewing a good cup. As you prepare to taste your cup on the High Line, you're inhaling amazing flavor and this pretty awesome history.
Blue Bottle Coffee is located on the High Line at West 15th Street, and is open daily from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM through October 26.
High Line Visual Media Fellow Amelia Krales took this series of photographs inside Blue Bottle Coffee's roastery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.


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I hate to tell you, but the brewery is on our way to and from IDPA matches and just a short hop over a mountain pass from home (okay, going most anywhere from here involves going over a mountain!). Nothing better than going through a couple hundred rounds of warm .45 handloads while working up a sweat in an after-match competition with a local wet entry team and then everybody hits the brewery, or goes around the corner to Beau Jo's! Good times!
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COLUMBIA CITY — A Churubusco fireman and a pair of Columbia City Police officers saved two lives over the weekend. Ben Rinker, of Churubusco's Fire Department, pulled a man from a burning house Friday night.Officers Shad Hunter and Doug Eber saved a woman from an attempted suicide attempt at Park Terrace Sunday.After a woman barricaded herself in an apartment and attempted to hang herself, Hunter and Eber entered the residence and saved her life."She was already passed out," Eber said. "Had we not found her, she would've died."Eber and fellow officer Hunter were dispatched to the residence after a disturbance complaint. The woman was allegedly in the hallway kicking a door. "When Officer Hunter arrived, the medics were walking out and said she went in an apartment and locked the door," Eber said. "We were knocking on the door and she wouldn't answer it."Eber said because she was locked inside and they didn't have exigent circumstances (emergency conditions) they had no choice but to leave."I almost got to my car and Shad looked back and thought he saw her through the window of the apartment," Eber said. "He went in the building to check the door. When he was walking back out. He looked in the window and saw a chair barricaded against the door."Eber said Hunter then saw the woman hanging from a wall fixture."We kicked the door in, I held her up and Shad took the rope off her neck."The woman had an initial extremely high blood alcohol content of .31 after a breathalyzer test."Had Shad not made a double-check back there, she would've succeeded," Eber said. "Shad was sharp enough to take another look."The woman's identity is being withheld to protect her medical privacy.Smith Township Fireman Rinker saved a 63-year-old man, Stephan Harris, from his burning home. Area media reports that Rinker and his family were driving south on U.S. 33 when they saw a burning home.Rinker saw a man inside the engulfed home, and carried him out before he was consumed by fire.Rinker, a captain at STFD, has been on the department for 12 years.


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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Student Chapter at Honolulu Community College won Rookie of the Year Honors in the Two-Year College category of the NAHB Residential Construction Management Competition (RCMC) held at the 2013 NAHB International Builders' Show in Las Vegas in January.
More than 50 teams representing universities, community colleges, high schools and career technical schools across the United States participated in the annual competition.
"Congratulations to the NAHB Student Chapter at Honolulu Community College," said John Courson, president and CEO of HBI. "They and their competitors showed a great deal of talent along with a depth of understanding of building industry management, from drafting to scheduling to estimating."
HBI administers the NAHB Student Chapters program for NAHB.
During the competition, students solve real-life construction management problems and present their solutions to a judging panel of residential construction industry experts.
"Our students worked hard on this project. It was difficult, it required hours of work after classes and these are only first year students in the program," said Norman Takeya, assistant professor in the Construction Management Program at Honolulu Community College. "This was an outstanding accomplishment for our students. Special thanks to Doug Pearson of Castle and Cooke, Mike Nunokawa, AIA from Trinity Management Group, Tim Bramsen from URS Corp., Mike Young from Bowers Kubota, Mike Inouye from Ralph S. Inouye Co, and Karen Nakamura and her staff at our local NAHB chapter for being mentors and providing guidance to our students."
The students, faculty and judges who participate devote many hours to prepare for and compete in the RCMC, but all that hard work pays off, explains Bill Faulk, assistant professor of building construction technology at Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla., and Two-Year RCMC committee chairman.
"Students learn so much through the months of preparation they often remark that they would do it again in a heartbeat. We feel confident that the team members are prepared to move on to a four-year education or a direct hire with a home building company or supplier," Faulk said.
A full list of award winners, including faculty and student awards, can be found online at nahb.org/studentchapters.


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Washington (CNN) – A majority of Americans who watched President Barack Obama's State of the Union address said they had a very positive reaction to his speech, according to a survey of people across the country who viewed Tuesday night's address.
But a CNN/ORC International poll also indicated that less than four in ten think the speech will lead to more bipartisan cooperation.
Fifty-three percent of speech watchers questioned in the poll had a very positive reaction, with 24% saying they had a somewhat positive response and 22% with a negative response.
"Tuesday night's State of the Union audience is more Democratic than the nation as a whole, which is typical for a President Obama speech and indicates that the speech-watchers were predisposed to like what Obama said," noted CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "When George W. Bush was president, his audiences were more Republican than the general public at that time, and his speeches were usually well-received for that same reason."
The CNN Poll was conducted by ORC International after Obama's address, with 393 adult Americans who watched the speech. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus 5 percentage points.
The sample of speech-watchers in the poll were 44% Democratic and 17% Republican. Those numbers indicate that the sample is about 12 points more Democratic than the population as a whole.
"The poll does not and cannot reflect the views of all Americans. It only represents the views of people who watched the speech," added Holland.
The 53% who indicated they had a very positive response is roughly the same as the 52% of speech watchers who felt the same way two years ago about the president's 2011 State of the Union address. Forty-eight percent of speech watchers felt the same way about the president's 2010 State of the Union address. No CNN/ORC poll was taken after Obama's 2012 State of the Union address because it was held during the presidential campaign season.
According to the new survey, 71% of speech watchers said the president's policies will move the country in the right direction, with 26% saying Obama's polices will take the nation in the wrong direction. The 71% of speech watchers who said the president's polices will move the country in the right direction is up six points from before the speech.
In his speech, the president urged both Democrats and Republicans to "set party interests aside" to reach agreement. But only 39% said the State of the Union address will lead to more bipartisan cooperation, with 53% saying it will not lead to the two political parties reaching across the aisle.
Fifty-eight percent of those questioned said the president's speech was better than his second inaugural address, with one in five saying that last month's speech was the better of the two.
The president's speech was just over an hour in length, and 81% said that was just about right, with 13% saying the address was too long and 5% saying it wasn't long enough.
Near the end of his speech the president made an emotional plea for Congress to hold votes on controversial proposals for tougher gun laws after the Newtown, Connecticut, shootings in December that killed 20 schoolchildren. Listing gun violence victims, some of whom were in the audience at the Capitol, Obama said "they deserve a vote" as the audience cheered loudly.
Seven in ten speech watchers said that the president's gun polices would move the country in the right direction, up nine points from before the start of the address.
The president dedicated a portion of his speech to push for Congress to act on immigration reform. Just over three-fourths said Obama's policies on immigration would move the country in the right direction, up 12 points from before the address. And 73% said the same thing about the president's comments on the environment, up seven points from before the speech.
Nearly two-thirds said the plans Obama outlined in the address will succeed in improving the economy. Sixty-four percent said the president's proposals will succeed in creating jobs, with six in the saying his plans will be successful in reforming the tax code and 55% saying the same thing about reducing the deficit.


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