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I haven't posted for some time, partly as I've been busy and partly because my world as I knew it couldn't look any different!
I had to admit that the lesbian community in London isn't a sustainable business, and it got so tough I nearly lost the business. This was a tough time but in the end the community spoke up asking to Kee it so I ended up re-branding and redesigning the site to make it more sustainable. In June 2016 Planet Nation was launched! I'm running it light, but that is enough for now.
I don't think I realised how much I needed to just take time out. Years of subconscious stress around my Mum being unwell, of my wife having recurring illness and then getting cancer (she is fine now) really took its toll. I was more surviving than living now I look back. I was lost and I was lacking vital support and guidance.
In May my marriage suddenly ended, out of the blue with no warning. My wife left me. Obviously at the time I had no income and my reserves had run out so my focus then became getting a job and becoming independent.
I'm a big believer in fate, timing and the universe and so when a fab position was offered to me I snapped it up. I'm now Operations and Events Executive at Square Peg Media. I work in a small office, 90% gay and am loving it!
I definitely hit my rock bottom during this year. I've had some personal challenges, but I have survived – I'm still here!
In fact I am doing rather well. Even I am surprised some days. Losing my Mum put life in perspective. I realised life is short and you can't hang onto things you have no control over. When my marriage ended this really helped me to deal with it and move on. I made sure to take opportunities, made a conscious effort not to let doubt, cynicism and past hurt stop me from taking what the universe was offering. It isn't plain sailing and I still get occasional moments of questioning things I used to be so sure about – marriage, for example.
I have bad moments, but they are hours or a day at most, and I can bring myself out of them. I'm using mechanisms like positive mantras and music too.
Live isn't easy, and I'm having to really watch the pennies to stay in London, but I'm determined and focussed and so I'm managing it.
life is good…


text: I am starting this thread to get a few questions answered about the possibility of this working. *** Responses Not to Say *** 1. This can't be done 2. Do it yourself and go away 3. Wait for someone else to do it, they always do *** Those are not helpful *** Here are my questions. PLEASE NO SPECULATION and add Citations 1. Did Guitar Hero 3 install an update to the Wii so it could read the Guitars? -If so, what is its name or IOS? And what commands did it add? 2. Using a Hex Editor I have seen the commands in band_s_wii.elf that specifies other guitars and how to use them. Can the config for the commands to the Guitar Hero 3 Guitar be injected into this ELF file? 3. A Homebrew App called Ocarina came out which acts like a game genie. Would this be a better way to implement the above instead of having people re-burn Rock Band with an updated ELF?

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The best way to start is always with the fundamentals. Justin Rose has impeccable fundamentals. There are so many swing faults that are actually caused by poor fundamentals. I know it is boring...but...more players should spend more time working on their grip, stance, posture and alignment. There are many swing faults that almost disappear because a player starts using proper fundamentals. Jack Nicklaus always said that he would play for three weeks and then spend a whole practice session working only on his fundamentals. To me...that gives the basics a lot of importance. You can tell Justin Rose has heeded that advice.
Now look at his stance and posture. Look how tall he stands into the ball. That is key. You don't have to be tall, although he is listed at 6'3", and you can see how he uses all of that height in his stance. When players stand small into the ball they end up with a rounded back and knees that are bent too much. This leads to two problems...an inconsistent swing and possible injury as it is harder on your body.
Justin Rose definitely has a setup position you want to copy. Look at how sharp his lines are...from his ankles to his knees, knees to hips, hips through his spine, and finally to the top of his head. You get the sense that each part of his body is being as 'long' as possible. If you want to setup like him then you will need to lengthen your spine by flattening your back.
The best way to practice this is by standing in front of a mirror. I would suggest bringing your computer (if you have a laptop/iPAD/iPOD)to a mirror so it makes it easier. Now start with your feet and work your way up to your head...copying his position. For a setup routine to help you please check out this lesson Driver Full Setup.
Now for his swing. I want you pay particular attention to his takeaway. There are many players out there who start their backswing with their hands but there body does not move at all. The key to a smooth backswing, which creates much more consistent ball striking, is that your hands, arms, shoulders, hips, knees and even your feet all move in unison. Watch his move over and over to get a great sense of the uniformity of his backswing. You will see very clearly that his hands start the backswing, but that his shoulders and body move with them. That is how he maintains great positions through his entire backswing. If you move your hands but not your shoulders your swing will usually get off line by getting too steep. It is very hard to be consistent from a steep position. Make a move like Justin's for better swing positions...not to mention a better swing rhythm.
I hope you found Justin Rose: Learn Pro Swings helpful for your game. Good luck with your practicing and playing.
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Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) respectfully requests $498,595 from the W.M. Keck Foundation in support of a coordinated, three-year series of activities focused on the goal of facilitating interdisciplinary undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) learning in the nation's colleges and universities. This goal will be achieved in two ways. First, we will inform and advance efforts of leaders at a select group of colleges and universities in shaping interdisciplinary learning opportunities for their students, in building an institutional culture in which interdisciplinarity flourishes, and in integrating attention to goals for student learning into the process of institutional transformation. Second, we will distill and extend the experiences of this group of campuses, preparing a series of publications (portfolios, manuals, and guides) that will be a resource for the larger community.
This resource, to be developed and disseminated in collaboration with participating institutions and a wide range of stakeholders, will build from the insights and recommendations presented in the Facilitating Interdisciplinary Research (IDR) prepared by the Keck-sponsored study group at the National Academy of Sciences. The value of the IDR report is its scope and specificity, presented in the context of a discussion about the urgency of STEM leaders to address problems that are beyond the scope of a single discipline.... The leadership team assembled for this project is itself interdisciplinary and our approach to facilitating interdisciplinary learning signals our understanding of the definition of interdisciplinary research presented in the IDR report:
…a mode of research by teams or individuals that integrates information, data, techniques, tools and perspectives, concepts, and/or theories from two or more disciplines or bodies of specialized knowledge to advance fundamental understanding or to solve problems whose solutions are beyond the scope of a single discipline or area of research practice (2005).
This proposed Keck/PKAL project is significant as it takes an insightful report "off the shelf," makes its recommendations transparent, and translates their essence into a road-map for informed action by the broad community of stakeholders.


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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Our ABC Owned
Radio National's too-clever-by-half interviewer, James Carleton, was hilariously unmasked by Galloway as just another lazy peddler of received - which is to say, USraeli - 'wisdom' on the Middle East. I simply cannot imagine him, for example, approaching an interview with US Syrian interventionist John McCain or Israeli spinmeister Mark Regev in quite the same condescending way. Be that as it may, Galloway easily put Carleton in his place, with even Breakfast presenter Fran Kelly finding it necessary to rush to salve her colleague's wounds following the conclusion of the interview. Enjoy:
Fran Kelly: But first in Australia at the moment is the radical and controversial British MP George Galloway, a fierce critic of both the former Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak and his democratically-elected successor Mohammed Morsi. GG is known more famously for his fierce criticism of the US, of Israel, and of his own country's foreign policy. In fact, he was expelled from the British Labour Party for that but twice returned to the House of Commons with upset victories with his small socialist party called Respect. GG twice met with Saddam Hussein. He's spoken with Syria's President Bashar Al-Asad. He's been deported from Egypt by Hosni Mubarak, and is currently a Press TV reporter for Iran. He spoke yesterday with James Carleton and this interview was recorded before the Egyptian army militarily intervened in Egypt.
GG: Instability is inherent in any revolution. Revolution is a process not an event. The French Revolution took more than 10 years. The Bolshevik Revolution more than 6 years. And these Arab revolutions are at most 2 years old, so it's often two steps forward and one step back. Sometimes one step forward, two steps back, and that's where Egypt seems to be today. The long dictatorship from which I was deported and declared persona non grata of Hosni Mubarak is gone but the new dispensation has been born but not grown up yet. One thing is for sure, President Morsi has only himself to blame. He had it all in his hands but he blew it. The Muslim Brotherhood failed to share power and predictably it has utterly failed. Millions of people more than had demanded the removal of Hosni Mubarak are on the streets demonstrating that the President should go just 12 months after a very convincing presidential election victory by him. It's sad but I think it's inevitable and inherent in the Muslim Brotherhood's view of the world, not just in Egypt but in Turkey, for example, where Prime Minister Erdogan is facing rather similar challenges.
JC: Do you see no role for organised Sunni Islam in a democratic, plural context then?
GG: That's why I'm sad because I do. Political Islam is an entirely legitimate political strand. It doesn't have to be like the Taliban or al-Qaida. It can be successful as for a long time Erdogan's government in Turkey was successful. President Morsi I'm afraid never got past first base.
JC: Let's take us to Syria where there aren't any bases in a sense. The long intergenerational dictatorship of the Asads. How do you characterise the situation in that country?
GG: The truth is no one can win the war. The regime cannot prevail over the opposition and the opposition cannot bring down the regime, and in any stalemate the only option is to go to the table. But one of the reasons the opposition has not been able to overcome the Syrian regime is because they have managed to terrify every religious and ethnic minority in Syria, thus consolidating all of them behind President Bashar al-Asad.
JC: Well, let me put it to you that that only began when the conflict metastisised. What it began as was as a pro-democracy, pro-Christian, pro-minority, pro-Muslim pluralist call for demonstrations, and it was Asad whose response was to torture and send in the snipers.
GG: Well, that's true up to a point. I don't know the extent to which Christians were ever involved but most of what you said there I agree with. That said, the militarisation of the Syrian uprising was, it's now clear, a plan of many for a very long time. The Muslim Brotherhood uprising in Syria as long ago as 1982 was drowned in blood and they've been nursing their wrath ever since.
JC: Drowned by the father of the present dictator, Hafiz al-Asad, who destroyed every single rebel and another 20,000 civilians in Hama to add good measure.
GG: Indeed, and was warmly applauded for doing so, privately if not publicly, by most of the Western governments who did not want to see the Muslim Brotherhood come to power in Syria. And be careful what you wish for because what lies behind your questions is a wish that this trend should succeed. But you see in Egypt where that trend can lead. Me, on the other hand, I was with the uprising in Hama in 1982 because I believe that the Muslims have to have the government that they themselves choose, not one that's imposed upon them by others. But most Western governments supported the late Hafiz al-Asad's crushing of that uprising. It had profound consequences. All I'm saying is that the idea that all of this came out of the current Syrian regime's response to democratic protests is wrong. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the international Muslim Brotherhood, had long planned an uprising in Syria and they got one and look at the result. It ends in the cutting open of peoples' chests and the eating of their hearts, all the while chanting the name of God into the nearest video camera to put it up on YouTube in the belief, apparently, that people will find this appealing, but they don't, and most Syrians are terrified by it which is why they've clung to the jacket of President Asad and that's why he's prevailing I think.
JC: Of course we can't say they've clung to Asad's jacket by any precise measure because he doesn't allow for free or fair elections.
GG: Although he has been advocating them. I personally asked Bashar al-Asad the day after the fall of the Tunisian dictator Ben Ali to call a presidential election right there and then. I like to think he was interested in doing that but other elements of the regime probably precluded that. But I've got a surprise piece of news for you: if there was an election tomorrow for president of Syria, I believe that Bashar would still win it despite a hundred thousand deaths, despite a million plus refugees, and that would be a testament not so much to whatever qualities he has but how terrified the people are of what seems to be the alternative.
JC: And the terror goes, you must concede, in both directions. It's not as if only minorities - Alawis, Christians, Druze, Kurds, feel annihilation. The people of Homs, Deraa and elsewhere are experiencing annihilation, and they fear that should the revolution fail or surrender it will only get worse.
GG: Most of the dying, at least for the past 7 months, has been on the government side, but it's true, there are horrific episodes of violence almost beyond our imagination, but of course representative government will be the key and it's up to the Americans to persuade their clients, the Syrian opposition, to come to the negotiating table.
JC: But how can you suggest that America is the barrier to representative democracy in Syria, not Bashar?
GG: Because Bashar is there in Geneva and has been since Kofi Annan proposed democratic transition. It's the opposition that hasn't turned up. You know this very well. The opposition cannot even agree on a line to be taken towards negotiations in Geneva. Now the US and its clients in the Persian Gulf are the key to this. A regime broadly representative of the Syrian people can be constructed.
JC: And does that require both intervening collections of powers withdraw, not just the Gulf states, but also Hezbollah and Iran, and with a diplomatic cover from Moscow?
GG: Well, Hezbollah were the very last foreign force to enter the war in Syria when often, listening to mainstream media, [one] imagines that they were the first. They were the last to join.
JC: And they would do well to be the first to leave, wouldn't they?
GG: I think that the Lebanese and Iranian presence in Syria is, of course, a reflection of the sectarian divisions that have increasingly become dominant in this conflict. It goes without saying that as the sectarianisation of politics in Syria recedes, so will the presence of their neighbours and their co-Islamists...
JC: But isn't the order the wrong way round? Foreign powers get out first, then...
GG: If you could agree with me right now that every foreigner will withdraw from Syria, no one would be more delighted than me. The problem is people like you, if you don't mind me saying, have a very selective view of which foreigners you want to withdraw.
JC: No, no, no, I'm talking about the jihadis, the Chechens, the Saudis, the Qataris...
GG: Well, wonderful, let's all...
JC: ... and the Iranians.
GG: ... let's all... Frankly, nobody would be happier than the Hezbollah. They don't want to send their soldiers to die in Syria. Their people have been taken from the front with Israel. But of course you and I both know that the Chechens and the Libyans and Australians, hundreds of Australians, who have gone as foreign fighters to Syria cannot be withdrawn by you or me or by my government or your government because they're determined upon martyrdom or victory and that's the problem. These people will somehow have to be withdrawn from this battlefield before others can credibly be asked to do so.
JC: Let me ask you about your work as presenter with Press TV, the broadcaster of the Iranian government.
GG: Actually, I have 3 TV shows. One is with RT, Russia Today, the second with Al-Mayadeen TV, which is a Beirut-based Arabic TV station, and a third with Press TV, and if ABC want to hire me tomorrow, I'm available.
JC: I'm afraid that's above my pay scale.
GG: I'll appear on any television station that will not interfere with what I have to say.
JC: To say that you'll appear with anyone so long as they don't tell you what to say means that you'll appear, logically speaking, with some terrible people.
GG: Yeah, people like Sky News, the BBC, ABC - some of them are truly terrible. I've even been many times on Fox News and you don't get much more terrible than that.
JC: Do you have reservations about the reportage of Press TV?
GG: None whatsoever, anymore than I had any reservation about talking to the ABC which has a take on things...
JC: You talk...
GG: ... with which I profoundly disagree.
JC: You accepted an invitation to be interviewed by the ABC. You are employed as a presenter from Iran's Press TV. There's an important distinction.
GG: Sure, but it's an important caveat this, because what I say on Press TV is what I say on ABC TV and is what I've always said, and I think that's the test, not who owns it.. Look, Rupert Murdoch is the most venal press baron of them all but if he gave me a program on Sky News tomorrow, I'd take it because I know that I would speak my truth on Sky News as I speak it everywhere else.
JC: So that means you have reservations but would also be on Fox. You just seek to counter it with your own consistent views like, for example, Press TV, as I say, the government-owned station in Iran that...
GG: Well, you're a government-owned station. Why do you say that with such a high nose?
JC: Because...
GG: Why do you say that as if being government-owned is somehow beyond the pale?
JC: ... because the...
GG: You're government-owned. The government pays your salary.
JC: OK, so you seriously liken the ABC with its independent board and charter...
GG: Ah...
JC: ... with Press TV...
GG: Please don't make me laugh... independent board and charter. You toe the line of the Australian state. Press TV toes the line of the Iranian state. Don't pretend you got a fur coat on because I can see your drawers. The fact is government-owned media stations are government-owned media stations. Criticise what they've said, and you're about to, that's fine, but don't criticise them because they're government-owned when you get a government paycheck in your wallet. I don't share that interpretation.
JC: Well, that's simply based on following Press TV and their reportage. Take for example when they legalised gay marriage in Minnesota. That took place, quote, because the state is "known to be under the influence of Zionist, Jewish and homosexual figures."
GG: I didn't see that reportage...
JC: I'm happy to give you the copy.
GG: Neither have I had it quoted at me. I'm in favour of gay marriage. I have never said a word against Jews. I'm answerable for what I say. If I worked for Fox News, I wouldn't be responsible for Bill O'Reilly.
JC: You've not met me until today but you're certain I'm a mouthpiece for a government.
GG: I didn't say you were a mouthpiece. I said that you have a government paycheck in your pocket like a Press TV employee has a government paycheck in his. It's hardly fair to throw that at me.
JC: I wasn't so much as throwing it at you as seeking to learn the degree to which your views coincided with your government employer, and I'm glad we got there notwithstanding the temperature.
GG (chuckling): Yeah, well, sometimes with heat comes light.
JC (chastened*): George Galloway, thank you very much for being with us.
GG (with a twinkle in his eye): You're welcome.
Fran Kelly: George Galloway there and I guess government-owned is not government-controlled, and that's the difference... George Galloway was once Spectator magazine's debater of the year so our James handled himself pretty well.
I bet that's the last time we'll ever hear Galloway on our ABC.
[*Listen to the interview online and you'll see what I mean.]
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"GG twice met with Saddam Hussein. He's spoken with Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad..." Says it all!!!
- July 16, 2013 at 11:34 PM
Not at all: "As a matter of fact, I have met Saddam Hussein exactly the same number of times as Donald Rumsfeld met him. The difference is Donald Rumsfeld met him to sell him guns and to give him maps the better to target those guns. I met him to try and bring about an end to sanctions, suffering and war. I met him to try and persuade him to let Dr Hans Blix and the UN weapons inspectors back into the country - a rather better use of 2 meetings with Saddam Hussein than your own Secretary of State for Defense made of his. I was an opponent of SH when British and American governments and businessmen were selling him guns and gas. I used to demonstrate outside the Iraqi embassy when British and American officials were going in and doing commerce." (Testimony before the US Senate, from 'Mr. Galloway Goes to Washington', George Galloway, 2005, pp 94-95)
- July 17, 2013 at 8:12 AM
"GG twice met with Saddam Hussein. He's spoken with Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad..." Says it all!!!
Stick with SKYNews, its obviously pitched to your level.
- July 18, 2013 at 8:44 AM
- Thanh said...
This is gorgeous!
- August 19, 2013 at 9:24 PM


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I've not had much time for hacking lately but I did my first talk the other day for the newly formed GeekUp in Lancaster. They were scouting round for someone to do a talk and in a fit of enthusiasm I volunteered. It seemed to go well despite me being really nervous before hand, once I was talking I seemed to find my stride though.
The talk was an overview on Version Control, both the existing centralised stuff like Subversion, and the newer Distributed systems like Git and Bazaar. Most of the audience seemed pretty familiar with Subversion so I skipped through the first half quickly and then did an ad-hoc expansion of the distributed stuff, overall the talk seemed very well received so was quite rewarding.


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Jay Z's 10 year 360 deal with Live Nation is coming to an end and the company may not re-up…
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The $150 million Roc Nation deal with Live Nation expires in 2018.


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Dear Son,
Yesterday we learned that putting you down to nap (HA!) without a shirt is a bad idea. We already knew that having you wear a shirt only results in you chewing it to the sopping wet point, and then being unable to sleep because your shirt is, well, sopping wet. Yesterday though, we learned that you were able to do something that we thought was impossible for everyone* to do – you tried to nurse from your own chest. The way we knew you had tried this? and tried HARD to do this?
You gave yourself a hickey on your chest.
While the point of hickies given by someone else has always escaped me (hi, you're bruising me. Can you stop now?), I never would have thought anyone would do that to himself. It doesn't seem to hurt you, and as long as CPS doesn't come calling, nobody but us and the one other person who reads this blog will have to know… but seriously? Stop doing that!
*yes, yes, I know. I could probably do this. However, since I can also nurse around corners at this point, I truly don't think I'm the norm.


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:: Free PC Games ::
Here is a collection of 37 FREE retro, anaglyph 3D, and mini games for your Windows XP or better PC. Formerly from H+Soft Arcade, these games have been recompiled for individual use. Most support mouse, game pad and keyboard control. Mouse: Drag to move, Left/Right Buttons to perform actions. Game Pad: Use your D-Pad or Analog stick to move, and the buttons to perform actions - Some games require the use of two game pads. Keyboard: Space = Pause/Menu, ESC = Exit, Arrow Keys = Move, Left CTRL and ALT keys to perform actions. These games seem to run best on PC's with Windows XP, Direct X 7.0+ or better (newer PC's may need additional plug-ins or software for compatibility) - Enjoy!
Note: The games are a standard .zip file. Once downloaded, go to your downloads and right click to extract the archive. Open the extracted folder and run the icon application.
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Right now, we're about to wrap up "Share the SPIRIT," a time that's always so meaningful here at SPIRIT 105.3. These past 24 hours, we've heard so many stories of how God is at work in your lives.
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Document: Municipal Approaches to e-Participation
Presentation by Terence Smith for the SALGA ConnectIT Event. Purpose of this session: Exchange between municipalities on the topic of e‐participation, Introduce exploratory study on e-participation, Identify possibilities for further networking and peer learning
Table of Contents
- Study into the Potential to use ICTs to Promote Inclusion, Public Participation and Accountability in Local Governance in South Africa, 2011
- What is e-participation?
- Why look at e-participation in SA context?
ICT-enabled participation mechanisms hold huge potential to enhance:
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Emotion Regulation Skills are meant to:
DBT Emotion Regulation Tools
What is it about?
Emotion Regulation Skills are meant to:
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App Store Description
Emotion Regulation Skills are meant to:
- Stop Unwanted Emotions from happening in the first place
- Stop or Reduce Unwanted Emotions once they start
With Eight (8) Brand-New DBT Tools, Emotion Regulation will come easy. Here's what each tool does for you:
- Understand My Emotion: All Emotions are meant to either Motivate Us, Communicate To Others, or Communicate to Ourselves. All Emotions happen for a reason. Find out what purpose your emotion serves.
- Emotional Myth Checklist: Are you caught up in Myths about the way emotions are supposed to be handled? Reduce your myths by recognizing them and removing them over time.
- Short Term Happiness Tool: Review over a hundred different activities meant to give you short term happiness. Each day, we must remember to do pleasant activities that bring us positive emotions. Create a personal list and review them whenever you want!
- Long Term Happiness Tool: Create Goals to give you a sense of success and accomplishment in life.
- Observe & Describe Emotions: Ask yourself and answer all the questions you need to know about an emotion. Do you know the difference between your interpretations and the actual facts? Recognize emotions as just emotions, and not getting swept away in them.
- Opposite Action Calculator: Figure out if Opposite Action is appropriate for your situation, and if it is, exactly how do to it.
- Values & Priorities: A game you can play in a few minutes that helps you figure out what priorities and values you have on a personal level. What are your top 5 that you would never want to live without?
- Manage Extreme Emotions: Useful if you are ALREADY emotionally flooded and your brain isn't processing your thoughts very well. Tips to use on the spot, and a number for the National Suicide Prevention Hotline. iPhone users can make a call from within the app. Even if you aren't thinking about suicide, there are people there 24/7 able to help you talk through and process painful emotions and thoughts, no matter the topic.
All tools have a built in Save Function. So every time you use a tool, your records will be updated and you will be able to look back at the tool's conclusions.
- Check out our other DBT Apps in the App Store too! A Free DBT Diary Card App, and a DBT Interpersonal Relationship Tools App.
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The team that makes up Penn's Renal-Electrolyte and Hypertension Division combines the skill and compassion of experienced nephrologists, researchers and staff to provide outstanding care and services for patients with kidney disease. Our patients benefit from having multiple treatment options, each tailored to the individual, from medical experts across multiple disciplines collaborating with one another to advance patient well-being.
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Partial Differential Equations (EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training)
About the course
The central aim of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) is to educate cohorts of highly trained, outstanding mathematicians with deep expertise and interdisciplinary skills in the analysis and applications of PDEs, to help drive scientific advances over the next fifty years.
The role of PDEs within mathematics, especially nonlinear analysis, geometry, topology, stochastic analysis, numerical analysis, and applied mathematics, and in other sciences (such as physics, chemistry, life sciences, climate modelling/prediction, materials science, engineering, and finance) is fundamental; it is at the heart of many scientific advances and is becoming increasingly significant.
At the same time, the demands of applications have led to important developments in the analysis of PDEs, which have in turn proved valuable for applications.
A sizeable yearly cohort has allowed the CDT to create new training mechanisms, so that you will learn theory, analysis, and applications of PDEs in a variety of fields in a coherent manner with a natural progression, by-passing a traditionally separate 'pure' or 'applied' approach to learning.
You will undertake a four-year programme with the first year consisting of a set of intensive courses focusing on the analysis and applications of PDEs. The first year also includes two ten-week mini-projects allowing you to broaden your knowledge and find a field suitable for you to develop your main research topic for years two to four.
There will be annual reviews of your progress, drawing on indicators such as attendance, assessment of your mini-projects, and course results at the end of your first year, followed by the submission of a written report, in support of your transfer from Probationary Research Student status to DPhil status at the end of your second year, and a Confirmation of Status interview at the end of your third year, to ascertain progression towards the submission of your DPhil thesis.
Graduate destinations
It is expected that those successfully completing the training programme will go on to undertake further research in academia/industry or work in industry.
Multiple applications
In applying for this programme, you may submit further applications for up to two of the following associated programmes without paying an additional application fee.
You may only apply to one programme from Group B under this arrangement without paying further application fees.
Group A
Group B
|Industrially Focused Mathematical Modelling (EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training)
|DPhil in Mathematics
|Systems Approaches to Biomedical Science (EPSRC and MRC Centre for Doctoral Training)
For instructions, see Applying for more than one course in the Application Guide.
Changes to the course
The University will seek to deliver this course in accordance with the description set out in this course page. However, there may be situations in which it is desirable or necessary for the University to make changes in course provision, either before or after registration. For further information, please see our page on changes to courses.
Entry requirements for entry in 2018-19
Within equal opportunities principles and legislation, applications will be assessed in the light of an applicant's ability to meet the following entry requirements:
1. Academic ability
Proven and potential academic excellence
Applicants are normally expected to be predicted or have achieved a first-class undergraduate degree with honours (or equivalent international qualifications), as a minimum, in mathematics or a related numerate discipline.
For applicants with a degree from the USA, the minimum GPA sought is 3.7 out of 4.0.
A previous master's degree is not required, though the requirement for a first-class undergraduate degree with honours can be alternatively demonstrated by strong performance in a master's degree.
Highly motivated and mathematically capable students with a degree in other subjects are also encouraged to apply.
If you hold non-UK qualifications and wish to check how your qualifications match these requirements, you can contact the National Recognition Information Centre for the United Kingdom (UK NARIC).
No Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or GMAT scores are sought.
Other appropriate indicators will include:
Supporting documents
You will be required to supply supporting documents with your application, including references and an official transcript. See 'How to apply' for instructions on the documents you will need and how these will be assessed.
Performance at interview(s)
Interviews are normally held as part of the admissions process.
In previous years, around 75% of applicants have been shortlisted for interview. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for interview normally two to three weeks after the admissions deadline. The department aims to give one weeks' notice prior to interview.
If invited, you can expect to be interviewed by at least two people. The interview could take place face-to-face, by telephone or Skype. The interview will consist of questions in light of your application and supporting documents against the assessment criteria and there will be technical mathematical questions. If being interviewed by Skype it is useful to have some paper and a marker pen to hand to show your answers.
Publications are not expected.
Other qualifications, evidence of excellence and relevant experience
Preference may be given to those who have previously studied partial differential equations and analysis.
2. English language requirement
Applicants whose first language is not English are usually required to provide evidence of proficiency in English at the standard level required by the University.
3. Availability of supervision, teaching, facilities and places
The following factors will govern whether candidates can be offered places:
- The ability of the Mathematical Institute to provide the appropriate supervision, research opportunities, teaching and facilities for your chosen area of work.
- Minimum and maximum limits to the numbers of students who may be admitted to Oxford's research and taught programmes.
The provision of supervision, where required, is subject to the following points:
- The allocation of graduate supervision is the responsibility of the Mathematical Institute and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to work with a particular member of staff.
- Under exceptional circumstances a supervisor may be found outside the Mathematical Institute.
You are allocated a supervisor for the first year and then your supervisor will change to reflect the area of your research for years two to four.
Where possible your academic supervisor will not then change for the remainder of your course, however it may be necessary to assign a new academic supervisor during the course of study or before registration for reasons which might include sabbatical leave, maternity leave or change in employment.
4. Disability, health conditions and specific learning difficulties
Students are selected for admission without regard to gender, marital or civil partnership status, disability, race, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, age or social background.
Decisions on admission are based solely on the individual academic merits of each candidate and the application of the entry requirements appropriate to the course.
Further information on how these matters are supported during the admissions process is available in our guidance for applicants with disabilities.
5. Assessors
All recommendations to admit a student involve the judgment of at least two members of academic staff with relevant experience and expertise, and additionally must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies or Admissions Committee (or equivalent departmental persons or bodies).
Admissions panels or committees will always include at least one member of academic staff who has undertaken appropriate training.
6. Other information
Whether you have yet secured funding is not taken into consideration in the decision to make an initial offer of a place, but please note that the initial offer of a place will not be confirmed until you have completed a Financial Declaration.
The CDT in PDEs is based within the Mathematical Institute, which provides the following facilities within the recently completed purpose-built Andrew Wiles Building:
- IT support
- Whitehead Library and PDE bench collection
- access to hot-desk office space in the first year and dedicated desk space in years two to four – all desks are equipped with a computer
- large common room
- extensive teaching space - six classrooms, three seminar rooms and three lecture theatres
- on-site canteen
- spring retreat and summer school
You will have the opportunity to spend time with our academic partners during years two to four with a student exchange of a few weeks to several months in duration. There will also be some internship opportunities with the CDT's non-academic partners.
There are over 1,100 full graduate scholarships available across the University, and these cover your course and college fees and provide a grant for living costs. If you apply by the relevant January deadline and fulfil the eligibility criteria you will be automatically considered. Over two thirds of Oxford scholarships require nothing more than the standard course application. Use the Fees, funding and scholarship search to find out which scholarships you are eligible for and if they require an additional application, full details of which are provided.
This programme has a dedicated stream of funding, and the majority of students on the programme are funded. Eligibility restrictions apply. Further details can be found on the CDT webpage.
Annual fees for entry in 2018-19
Fee status
Tuition fee
College fee
Total annual fees
(including Islands)
The fees shown above are the annual tuition and college fees for this course for entry in the stated academic year; for courses lasting longer than one year, please be aware that fees will usually increase annually. For details, please see our guidance on likely increases to fees and charges.
Tuition and college fees are payable each year for the duration of your fee liability (your fee liability is the length of time for which you are required to pay tuition and college fees).
Following the period of fee liability, you may also be required to pay a University continuation charge and a college continuation charge. The University and college continuation charges are shown on the Continuation charges page.
For more information about tuition fees, college fees and fee liability, please see the Fees section of this website. EU applicants should refer to our dedicated webpage for details of the implications of the UK's plans to leave the European Union.
Additional information
There are no compulsory elements of this course that entail additional costs beyond fees (or, after fee liability ends, continuation charges) and living costs. However, please note that, depending on your choice of research topic and the research required to complete it, you may incur additional expenses, such as travel expenses, research expenses, and field trips. You will need to meet these additional costs, although you may be able to apply for small grants from your department and/or college to help you cover some of these expenses.
Living costs
In addition to your tuition and college fees, you will need to ensure that you have adequate funds to support your living costs for the duration of your course.
For the 2018-19 academic year, the range of likely living costs is between c. £1,015 and £1,555 for each month spent in Oxford. Full information, including a breakdown of likely living costs in Oxford for items such as food, accommodation and study costs, is available on our Living costs page.
The following colleges accept students on the Partial Differential Equations CDT:
- Balliol College
- Campion Hall
- Christ Church
- Exeter College
- Jesus College
- Keble College
- Kellogg College
- Linacre College
- Lincoln College
- Magdalen College
- Merton College
- New College
- Pembroke College
- The Queen's College
- St Catherine's College
- St Cross College
- St Edmund Hall
- St Hilda's College
- St John's College
- St Peter's College
- Somerville College
- Trinity College
- University College
- Wadham College
- Wolfson College
How to apply
You are welcome to contact academics involved in the CDT, however it is not a necessary prerequisite to applying.
The set of documents you should send with your application to this course comprises the following:
Official transcript(s)
Your transcripts should give detailed information of the individual grades received in your university-level qualifications to date. You should only upload official documents issued by your institution and any transcript not in English should be accompanied by a certified translation.
More information about the transcript requirement is available in the Application Guide.
A CV/résumé is compulsory for all applications. Most applicants choose to submit a document of one to two pages highlighting their academic achievements and any relevant professional experience.
Statement of purpose/personal statement:
One to two pages
Your statement should be written in English and explain your motivation for applying for the course at Oxford, your relevant experience and education, and the specific areas that interest you and/or you intend to specialise in.
This will be assessed for:
- your reasons for applying
- evidence of motivation for and understanding of the proposed area of study
- the ability to present a reasoned case in English
- commitment to the subject, beyond the requirements of the degree course
- preliminary knowledge of research techniques
- capacity for sustained and intense work; reasoning ability
- ability to absorb new ideas, often presented abstractly, at a rapid pace.
Your statement should focus on research rather than personal achievements, interests and aspirations.
References/letters of recommendation:
Three overall, generally academic
Whilst you must register three referees, the department may start the assessment of your application if two of the three references are submitted by the course deadline and your application is otherwise complete. Please note that you may still be required to ensure your third referee supplies a reference for consideration.
Your references should generally be academic, though up to one professional reference will be accepted.
Your references will support intellectual ability, academic achievement, motivation and your ability to work in a group.


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COMEDK 2019 Exam Date for MBBS/Medical/Engineering is now available here. Candidates can download the COMEDK 2019 Exam Date for MBBS/Medical/Engineering from our web page. COMEDK refers to the Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka. The main purpose of its establishment was to establish a body that would help to segregate the merit candidates through the medium of fair testing.
COMEDK Exam Date 2019
COMEDK 2019 Exam Date prospect is for the admission of candidates into the medical and engineering colleges in the state of Karnataka. To carry out COMEDK 2019 Exam Date purpose, the core body has been conducting the COMEDK Common Entrance Examination in a very global and annual basis. This year, candidates would be writing COMEDK 2019 on May 2019 to receive admission into UG courses in Medical and Engineering Courses like MBBS, BDS, BTech, and B.E.
Still, the application form is on the due and the dates of conduction have been announced. Students could be able to avail the updates regarding the COMEDK 2019 Exam Date via the official site. The exam dates are provided such that the online issue of application would be starting from March 2019 and the last date for RFA would be in April 2019.
COMEDK 2019 exam date for Medical & Engineering
April 2019 would be the last date for submitting the online application form and April 2019 would be the last date to submit the confirmation page. The admit card issuance would begin from April 2019. May 2019 would be the date in which the COMEDK 2019 Exam Date UGET common entrance test would be Holding and the final scores of the candidates would be published on May 2019. Ran card issuance would begin in June 2019. June 2019 would be the last date to submit the confirmation page.
|COMEDK UGET 2019 exam date
|May 14, 2019 [Expected]
Finally, on June 2019 the rank list for B. Arch would be issued via online. After getting issued with the Admit card, candidates would be requested to submit the form in time and would also be requested to ensure for the prescribed format. For more details and information regarding the exam dates and important dates along with updates for the candidates regarding the prospects, changes and notifications would be provided to be available in COMEDK 2019 Exam Date main website portal.
COMEDK 2019 MBBS exam date
Now, you have got all COMEDK 2019 Exam Date which is uploaded on the main website portal of COMEDK 2019 for MBBS medical and engineering course. Now, start your exam preparation so that you can get admission in your desired college. After giving your entrance exam for COMEDK 2019, do not forget to check counseling dates otherwise you may lose the chance of getting admission in best colleges.
So, officially posted all dates from starting of the application form to the college admission on the main portal. No candidate faces any difficulty in finding dates related to COMEDK 2019 admission procedure. Many candidates did not how to check all dates on the main portal of COMEDK 2019. For their help, we have given a procedure here so that their valuable time will not waste. Follow the below givenS procedure in the stepwise manner.
Procedure to download COMEDK 2019 dates from official portal
- Visit the official website of COMEDK 2019.
- Now, you will see link for download exam date of MBBS medical and engineering.
- Click on this link and you will be on the new page.
- You will see all exam dates on your screen.
- Save this web page in your system and follow all dates.
For the B. Arch, the centralized counseling would be provided with prospects and the issuance of online application form for B.Arch would begin from June 2019.
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So I've been doing photographie for what seems like my whole life. When I was growing up, I just loved being behind the camera (probably because I hated being in front of it so much, haha!). Anyway, I loved art and I loved taking pics. Through many twists and turns, I decided to try photographie as a business. So here I am...
I've started my own business called Eric Kelly Photographie and I've begun a lifetime of learning. I'm learning how to run a business at the same time as learning the art of photographie. I didn't go to school for business or photographie and frankly, I don't know which is harder to learn! I had no real mentors to teach me things along the way (although I tried to enlist some help but no one was interested). I've learned by reading and doing and falling down and getting up and repeating and repeating and repeating... I wish every shoot hit the bull'seye- they rarely do. I have to force myself to get back up on the horse almost weekly but I gladly do it because I just love when a shoot does hit. I love producing images that make people gasp. I love the art and the science of photographie. I love it, so I keep working. Every photographer has their own style and every customer has their own likes. Check us out and see what we do: Portraits, weddings and art. There's something here for everyone.
We keep working on things behind the scenes here at Eric Kelly Photographie. I am trying to figure out how to make our website prettier. We're working on passing on our knowledge to some great friends who also enjoy the art of photographie and love assisting us with our shoots. We want you to be a part of our growth and our success too! Come shoot with us. Have a great time and let us change the way you see yourself. We'll probably be announcing some specials soon, so stay tuned and get in on the action. We're gonna keep working because photographie is what we love to do!
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There is a wave of momentum behind computer science (CS) education that is sweeping across the country. From Code.org's Hour of Code, to hacker-sessions, to digital making, computer science is clearly here to stay. As members of the CS community continue to develop creative strategies for convincing others that CS really is a fundamental skill that all students need to be familiar with, a number of intriguing discussions are surfacing that present unique challenges in the already bumpy landscape of American education. With an undergraduate degree in computer science, I am unquestionably biased to the importance of CS--I thought it was important enough 16 years ago that I chose to major in it. However, perhaps more importantly, as a father of 7 and 4 year old daughters, I am increasingly interested in the potential of CS in K-12 education and in efforts to curb the alarming data regarding the gender, racial, and SES gaps in computer science. When framed through the lens of a parent, the conversation gets really tricky really fast. I want to discuss some observations I have had as both a dad, and as a computer science educator.
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P2 has assembled an executive team with strong backgrounds in technology, markets and financing. In addition the shareholder group and advisory board provide a solid platform to support growth.
Executive Team
Chief Science Officer – Patrick Foley
- PhD Environmental Engineering, Yale University
- B.S. Molecular Biology, University of Connecticut
- Discovery Research, Pfizer
Research Chemist – Yonghua Yang
- PhD Chemistry, Shanghai Institute Organic Chemistry
- B.S. Chemistry, Henan Normal University
- Research & Development, Hallstar Co.
Laboratory Technician – Tania Salam
- MS Molecular and Cell Biology, Quinnipiac University
- B.S. Biology, York College, CUNY
- Lab Assistant, York College, CUNY
Finance and Accounting – Rick Sowerby
- Senior Financial Executive / CFO in public and private companies
- IT, HR and IR Experience
- BS Accounting – Penn State, MBA- Duquesne
Investors & Share Holders
In addition to co-founders and key employees, P2′s Investors and Shareholders include:
- BASF Venture Capital
Global investor in technology companies
Venture arm of BASF Ag
BAS Venture Capital
- Xeraya Capital
Global investor in life science companies
Headquartered in Malaysia
- Elm Street Ventures
Early stage investment fund based in New Haven, CT
Focused on Life Sciences, Cleantech
- Connecticut Innovations
Early stage Investor based in Rocky Hill, CT
- Advantage Capital Partners
Full spectrum equity and debt investor
- Yale University
Leading US teaching and Research University
Advisory Board
- Paul Anastas
Yale, Professor, Director Center for Green Chemistry
EPA, Assistant Administrator, Office of R&D
- Jim Barber
Former CEO Metabolix
Solazyme, Strategic Advisory Board
- Steve Hicks
Retired Global Director, R&D at P&G Flavors & Fragrances
Adjunct Instructor, College of Engineering, University of Cincinnati
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Professor and Director of Mascaro Sustainability Initiative, University of Pittsburgh
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It has been 104 years since the RMS Titanic, once billed as "unsinkable", was lost to the depths of the North Atlantic. The ship took with it 1500 passengers and crew, some frequent travelers between Europe and the United States, others making the voyage for the first time while hoping for a new life. There are many lessons to be taken from the fate of the Titanic, the most important being how dangerous hubris can be. It is a story I have gone back to frequently, as a descendant of Irish immigrants that came over for a new life in 1905. Less than ten years later, more Irish immigrants tried to make a new start in the third class compartments of the Titanic. They did not fare as well as my family did.
I was honored when Seacoast Repertory Theatre reached out to me to do promotional photos for Titanic: The Musical. I met with the Director, Dani Howard, and talked about the themes she wanted to explore in the piece. Both of us wanted to capture the excitement that comes with taking such a bold step towards a new life. We also decided to do a series with the crew at various points in their journey. I mixed realism and expressionism to convey the emotions that one would expect when seeing the show.
I got to see early sketches of the set and it looked incredible on paper. Having seen the show last week, it's even better in person. The costumes are gorgeous and the performances will bring tears to your eyes. I highly recommend buying your tickets early as they are close to selling out, if they haven't already.
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text: Sleepy Kids Available on the Windows Store 04 November 2015 Jared News Sleepy Kids Available on the Windows Store – Translucency Hello, everyone! Despite the lack of updates during the past few months, Translucency is still live and well. I've been working with Microsoft for several weeks to iron out some issues between my developer account and the Microsoft store, which was preventing me from moving forward with my first app. With that all cleared up, I'm happy to announce that Sleepy Kids is now available on the Windows Store! Here is the direct link to the Store page: https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9nblggh1jn8t Sleepy Kids is a Universal Windows App that will run on any Windows 10 device. Information is also available on the download page. Most of my development time has been spent on my upcoming game, After. I've made a ton of progress since my last post, but I'm not yet ready to reveal too many details. There's a link on the navigation bar that will lead to the development blog. All information and updates related to After will be on there. I'll be activating the link soon, and updates will start becoming more frequent. I'll also be launching a Kickstarter campaign for After. My goal is to have that ready by February, but nothing's set in stone. You'll know when it's close, though. I'll be plastering information all over the place with annoying frequency to reach as many people as possible. You, my dear friends, will be asked to help spread the word! Well, that's all for now. Feel free to check out Sleepy Kids, report any bugs, rate and review it on the store page, etc. Thanks! – Jared


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Personal data for more than 6,000 UCSF patients was exposed online for more than three months last year, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The news is troubling on multiple levels. First off, it poses the risk that sensitive health information could be used against those patients by employers, health insurers, and others. It also could have allowed fraudsters to use the data to commit medical identity theft and get medical treatment and drugs without paying.
Also, while it's unclear exactly how the data breach happened, it's fairly clear that it arose after the hospital shared the data with a third party, Target America, hired to go through the patient database and find people to solicit donations from.
And finally, it took the hospital nearly six months to notify the 6,313 affected patients about the privacy invasion.
"The breach is a symptom, but the real ethics challenge is the extent to which health care institutions are tracking patients and their families for nonmedical reasons--for fundraising, marketing, advertising," Dr. Arthur Caplan, chairman of the department of medical ethics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, told the newspaper.


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Street art around Yonge and Isabella, Toronto. Shot with my new Android phone ;-)
I have to say the majority of graffiti I see I don't like, I find it destructive and ugly. But once in a while I see something that makes me smile. Steve Powers equals great street art, check out a Maker Monday post at Janel Holiday Design for an interview with him including snappy photos from his series A love Letter For You.


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Stevens Knocks Out Defending Champs With Second Straight PK Win
Nov. 23, 2008
Courtesy of Middlebury
HOBOKEN, N.J. (November 23, 2008) – For the first time in the history of Stevens Institute of Technology Athletics, a team is in the national semifinals. The Stevens men's soccer team advanced in penalty kicks (4-3) over defending national champion Middlebury College on Sunday night in Hoboken, N.J. Sophomore goalkeeper Zach Carr (Carmel, Ind.) made two huge saves in goal, and senior captain Craig Moquin (Breinigsville, Pa.) came through when he banged home the final shot of the penalty-kick round to send the Ducks dancing to a December 5 NCAA Divisional III Men's Soccer Championship semifinal matchup with Amherst College in Greensboro, N.C.
After 110 minutes of play, the two teams were deadlocked at one apiece and a shootout was needed to determine who would advance to the national semifinals.
Middlebury shot first and Carr immediately gave the Ducks the advantage by making a diving save to his right on a Nolan Lincoln (Thetford, Vt.) shot. Senior captain Jason Nachman (Johnson City, N.J.) put Stevens up 1-0 in the shootout for the second-straight night as he blasted a shot to the lower left past Middlebury's senior keeper Brian Bush (Madison, Wis.).
Freshman Otis Pitney (Washington, D.C.) pulled Middlebury even, but Stevens rookie Pete Bednarsky (Hackettstown, N.J.) came through with a perfect shot in the upper-right corner to put the Ducks on top, 2-1. Carr made another save, and senior captain Jeremy Lippel (West Orange, N.J.) had a chance to give the Ducks a commanding lead but his shot to the middle left corner was stopped by Bush.
Senior Brendan Campbell (Canaan, Conn.) tied the shootout at two, and Stevens sophomore Nolan Sandberg (Round Lake Park, Ill.) gave the Ducks a 3-2 lead by firing a laser into the top-right corner. Freshman Robbie Redmond (Morristown, N.J.) knotted the score at three, but Moquin delivered with a perfect shot in the left corner on the final penalty kick.
Moquin played a huge game for the Ducks as he set up their first-half goal. Moquin controlled in his own zone and lofted a long lead pass to junior Terrence Johnson (New Orleans, La.). Johnson gathered the ball just inside the right side of the box, held off the defender, and put a perfect shot across the goal into the left corner. It was Johnson's 14th tally of the season and ended a Middlebury streak in which the Panthers had not allowed a goal in 814 minutes (eight-plus games) of NCAA Tournament play. The shootout loss for the Panthers is the first its last four tries in NCAA play over the past two seasons.
The Stevens goal was the only strong scoring chance for both sides in a first half that saw Middlebury control possession and field position for about 65 percent of the stanza.
The second half was evenly played as both squads had some good runs on net. Ten minutes in, the Panthers (15-2-4) had a solid chance in front of the Stevens goal but one shot was blocked and another went just wide.
Middlebury evened the score with a nice goal in the 64th minute of action. Sophomore Carson Cornbrooks (Williston, Vt.) controlled a loose ball just outside the top of the box on the right side. He lofted a pass to the left side of the goalie box where Baer Fisher (Kenilworth, Ill.) was for the easy score.
The Ducks had two solid chances to take the lead but just missed on both. Johnson broke free down the middle after a header, but could not get an ideal shot on the bouncing ball. His rip sailed high and the score remained tied with 29 minutes left. In the first overtime period with 1:33 left, Lippel broke free down the middle of the field using his great speed. He ripped a shot from the top of the box that was punched up and over the crossbar by Bush as Lippel had to rush a with a pair of defenders on his back.
Stevens ended the contest with a 12-11 edge in shots and a 5-3 advantage in corners. The Ducks outshot Middlebury 7-2 in the two overtime periods to take some momentum and confidence into the shootout.
In the penalty-kick wins during the Sectional semifinal and final, Carr saved a remarkable six of 10 attempts and is a huge reason the Ducks will be playing for a berth in the national championship game.
Stevens will advance to play Amherst College, who like Middlebury, is from the New England Small College Athletic Conference. The other national semifinal match will feature Messiah College and Loras College. The two winners will meet in the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship final on Saturday, December 6.


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The team will be riding the SE 4.5 450cc fuel injected machine. The bike was part of the demo stock at High Octane Motorcycles and is now being converted into Super Motard specifications this week.
John Harinos High Octane Motorcycles owner says
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"Karen's Gourmet Low-Carb Recipes By Karen Barnaby "I started making this soup during a non-dairy phase and found that the Dijon added a special zing to the flavour. Add more if you like it! Other vegetables can replace the cauliflower: asparagus, spinach, red bell peppers, tomatoes or more cauliflower. I once made it with red Swiss chard stalks and it was delicious! If you use a fibrous vegetable like asparagus, strain the soup through a sieve after pureeing. There are many options for garnishing - bacon bits, chunks of chicken, ham, sour cream, crispy prosciutto or pancetta, smoked salmon or a sprinkling of cheese. Blue cheese is great with plain cauliflower and smoked salmon is elegant on asparagus.""
Basic Low Carb Vegetable Cream Soup
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READY IN:40mins
YIELD:12 cups
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb cauliflower
- 1 1⁄2 lbs broccoli
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 10 cups chicken stock
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon leaves or 1 teaspoon herbs, of your choice
- sea salt
- fresh ground black pepper
- heavy cream (optional)
- Trim the broccoli and cauliflower and chop coarsely.
- The core of the cauliflower and broccoli should be used too.
- Save a few tiny florets of broccoli to add later.
- In a large pot, heat the oil over medium heat.
- Add the garlic and sizzle until it smells fragrant.
- Add the broccoli, cauliflower, stock and salt.
- Bring to a boil, turn down and cook at a lively simmer until the vegetables are tender, about 20 minutes.
- Puree in batches in a food processor or blender - a blender works best for this - with the mustard and tarragon add the broccoli florets and season to taste.
- Thin with stock or water if the soup is too thick.
- Add the cream if desired.
- The dairy is optional and not included in the count.
- Total Calories: 566.
- Fat: 31 grams.
- Carbs: 63 grams.
- Fiber: 33 grams.
- Protein: 31 grams.
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