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Life after American Idol isn't always so easy.
In the current issue of Rolling Stone Adam Lambert discussed his struggle from Idol into the pop world.
"It's the Idol stigma. On red carpets at awards shows, other musicians are either really open to embracing me and being friendly and being associated with me, or they just don't want to," he said. "A lot of times it's in my own head, but it feels like a political move to be friends with someone like me."
While he was invited to Elton John's Oscar party and is friendly with Katy Perry, he said he has no real famous friends. "Everyone I'm friends with now, I knew before," he admitted.
"I still feel like I'm not welcome," he said. "I went to the Grammys this year and felt really weird, like an outsider. Pop music feels like high school again – like, there's the really cool kids, and I'm not one of those."
Though he may lament of his lack of celebrity pals, Lambert has been keeping busy working on his sophomore album, Trespassing. He told the magazine that he took his time recording his follow-up to For Your Entertainment.
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Trespassing is due for release tomorrow, May 15.
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- 7.02.2013, 12:08
The dictator confirmed that a part of the officials from the executive office were arrested.
Lukashenka has expressed a number of critiques towards the executive office, pointing at the facts of manipulation with economic indicators in the state agency and also at serious drawbacks in the work with personnel, Interfax reports.
"Inexplicable, to put it mildly, manipulations with economic indicators take place. Moreover, direct financial violations are being revealed, which become an object of consideration from a Criminal Code standpoint. It's beyond human understanding how that became possible in this agency", - Lukashenka stated on Thursday at a meeting on the issues of increasing the efficiency of the dictator's executive office and its subordinate organizations.
He pointed at serious drawbacks in the work with personnel. "Not only do not they grow professionally, but often they degrade in business and moral senses, it lead them to a jail", - Lukashenka said. In regard to this, he emphasized, "young prospective managers are needed, chief specialists, able to revive the economy, financial policy, investment activities".
The ruler stated that the necessity of today's meeting was explained by that the results, that the organizations with the executive office's structure reached, "are very unsatisfactory". "I consider the main reason for today's conversation to be the dangerous stagnation in the work of such an important agency as yours, and it (the stagnation -Interfax) becomes apparent almost in everything", - he stated.


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Ben Kay Column
Tuilagi storm requires perspective
Ben Kay
May 18, 2011
Manu Tuilagi has come in for harsh criticism © Getty Images
Last weekend's gritty, absorbing Aviva Premiership semi-finals have been lost to sight in the media storm generated by Manu Tuilagi's moment of madness against Northampton, and that is a real shame.
For the record, they were horrible punches and he absolutely deserves any ban. The Leicester centre lost his head and as punishment he will miss the final, England's Barbarians meeting and also the start of the Churchill Cup with the Saxons. He will be back in time for England's Rugby World Cup preparations and I believe he should go based on his form to date this season.
After the event, there was a fair bit of rubbish spouted in the media, beginning with those who deemed Tuilagi to have also been guilty of a dangerous tackle on Ashton before their ill-fated altercation. He was diving to one side, he used his bicep and the only problem was that the ball didn't get to Ashton as Martin Castrogiovanni intercepted and knocked it down. It was the right decision to make the tackle and in another world, we could have seen him go the length for a try.
Certain commentators also voiced the view that Ashton was perfectly within his rights to go and push Tuilagi. No, he wasn't - although I can understand it. Tuilagi's reaction was totally wrong, but he's a young lad who will learn from it. He should have got a red card, but to say that it is the most disgraceful thing seen on a rugby pitch is a little rich.
Four weeks ago we saw Olivier Azam deliver a flying headbutt to the side of an opponent's skull and there was not a huge fuss made about it. Rightly, so he got a four week ban, but there needs to be a little more perspective.
In both semi-finals the officials were at fault, notably assistant referee Robin Goodliffe, whose failure to advise Wayne Barnes correctly led to the sin-binning of Tuilagi and Ashton. It's difficult on those guys. I also had a pop at the assistant in the second semi-final for the sin-binning of Steve Borthwick. It clearly was not a yellow-card offence but they have to make a snap decision. Perhaps the officials need to work harder as a team to define what they are looking for. Rather than everyone following the ball they should be sure to have the facts and not react to what they think they've seen.
Another man in the firing line after the weekend was Leicester boss Richard Cockerill, who was accused of all manner of crimes in connection with referees' manager Brian Campsall. He also took a lot of flak for his handling of the Tuilagi situation after the game, but in reality he was just putting up a protective barrier until he'd had time to think about his response.
In all honesty, there are times where he goes over the top while sat in the stands. He's a passionate man. I can't comment on the exact nature of the complaints made against him last weekend as I was on the other side of the field, but I spoke to RFU referees' chief Ed Morrison following the Sarries game and he had been told by Campsall that Cockerill had not spoken to him. As far as he was concerned, there was none of the 'disgraceful' behaviour that made the papers.
Having said that, there's no smoke without fire. If you are in a public place, you have to restrain yourself. Sometimes passion overtakes Cockerill, but I've been really impressed with his work at the Tigers. He has reinvigorated the 'Leicester brand', the work-ethic and the honesty around the place. His ability to control himself is perhaps the only concern moving forwards.
Leicester's conquered foes are now gearing up for the big one, Saturday's Heineken Cup final against Leinster at the Millennium Stadium. It's vitally important that the Saints can pick themselves up after the physicality of last weekend's game - and I'm not just talking about the punches.
The fact that Brian O'Driscoll is a doubt for the Irish side will give Northampton a huge lift. I've been a big fan of theirs this year, they've been outstanding, but the area where they are the weakest is in midfield. They have good quality club players in Stephen Myler, James Downey and Jon Clarke, but they cannot boast international class between 10 and 13. If you look at Leinster's combination, Jonathan Sexton, Gordon D'Arcy and O'Driscoll, that is an area of supremacy - unless the great man fails to make the cut.
The Saints have lost a talisman of their own in flanker Tom Wood, but the Saints should still have the goods to make it a hell of a battle in the back-row. I played with Leinster's Shane Jennings when he was at Leicester, he's one of the best opensides I played with and I played with some pretty good ones. No.8 Jamie Heaslip is magnificent and playing well but Roger Wilson, the big Ulsterman up against the Leinster boys, will make his life difficult. On paper the Irish have a slight edge but they will have to perform at top level.
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In one of last week's Daily Slice entries (Rose & Joe's in Astoria), I mentioned that I preferred the corner slices of Sicilian or square-cut pizzas. Which led JustinH to ask: "Do you covet the corner slice? I'm a longtime Sicilian fan and have always preferred an edge slice, even the center slice, though messy is preferable in my opinion."
Shazam! Poll inspiration. So how 'bout it: When it comes to square pies, do you prefer corner, edge, or center slices? »
Note: I am not giving you wiggle room this week. In this exercise, you are being offered one slice and one slice only. Which is why there is no "One of each!" option. ;)


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PRJ - Yeah iv done sri lanka twice and costa rica once (got unlucky in costa rica somehow! storm stalled off the coast and brought messy waves for 2 out of 3 weeks!!) I think if you shop around you could probably get two weeks out of it for 1500 (north male atoll) - in my opinion if you can push for the extra 500 for funds over sri lanka you will get waves that are more than 50% better - the trip is a little pricey but with what a lot of surf camps/charters charge these days I recon its a good deal overall and you will come away feeling like its well spent. Sri lanka is also one of the most fun places i have ever been as an all round trip/experience, i guess a great trip would be get a flight with sri lankan airlines to the maldives with a stop over in colombo, do 7 -10 days on a boat charter and then spend a week or two in aragum bay. that would be an awesome trip!
Remedy - i went with lineupexplorers and we had the boat MV swell, it was a good boat overall but the AC was broke which I have to say equalled a lot of bad nights sleep for me, but in the end it didnt really bother us cause the crew were absolute legends, 5 of the nicest hard working guys ever. I think cobia and handu, handufali, I dont think you can go wrong with either of the handu's, saw them cruising and they looked nice, I think getting either of those if you can would be a good move, just shop around a get which ever one looks good there are a lot of different boats, 4 seasons explorer if you have unlimited funds (way out of my price range hah). You will enjoy both the northern and central atolls, plenty of perfect set ups
Tallkook - check out Machines in lammuu, best wave we came across in the centrals! call it machines because its like a machine makes the waves I recon
I really want to go again :/
Hi guys!
I have the same question! The board size.
I am 35 yo, 1,72m and 71 kg. Been surfing for 4 years and I put myself in a beginer-intermediate level.
I've been looking an ELF 6'1, but after reading preavious posts, i'm afraid that is going to be to big for me!
What do you think?


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Investorfirst broker team heads to Wilson HTM
Mid-tier broker Wilson HTM is to take on Investorfirst's adviser and analyst team in return for access to Investorfirst's HUB24 portfolio management software platform.
The deal, which involves no cash down on either side, is expected to see about a dozen Investorfirst employees - led by veteran broker Hugh Robertson and bringing in revenue of about $4 million a year - transfer to Wilson.
In return, Wilson has agreed to progressively move much of the $1.4 billion it manages on behalf of rich clients to HUB24.
The deal turns Investorfirst into a pure technology play based around the development of HUB24, which the company acquired two years ago in an all-scrip deal.
It follows a year of turmoil at Investorfirst, including a loss of $30.5 million and the sudden resignation of chairman Otto Buttula in July.
Wilson managing director Andrew Coppin said the arrangement would sharpen the broker's focus on small and mid-cap companies, bringing the number of companies under research coverage to 120.
''It's not a space that's actually owned by anybody at the moment – our opportunity is to make Wilson HTM the company in this space.''
He said that in addition to its own resources, Wilson was also able to call on 19.5 per cent shareholder, Deutsche Bank, for help on larger deals.
''We've got an opportunity to create a powerhouse in emerging companies,'' he said.
Mr Robertson said that, with interest rates falling, the market was ''the best in terms of potential'' that he had seen for 10 years.
''People are being forced into, whether they like it or not, different instruments than just cash at the bank,'' he said.
Under the deal, Wilson has agreed to transfer at least $200 million over two years of funds under management from its antiquated in-house platform to HUB24.
Investorfirst is to customise the HUB24 system to Wilson's requirements, with the ultimate aim of moving all of Wilson's funds under management to the platform.
''It's a race – the banks are desperate to control this sector of the market,'' Mr Robertson said.
Mr Robertson, who is on the board of Investorfirst, threatened a board spill in early October.
In a peace deal brokered by major shareholders including Thorney Holdings, the vehicle of Richard Pratt's son-in-law Alex Waislitz, chairman Jason Entwistle and director Robert Spano resigned while Mr Robertson withdrew his call for an extraordinary meeting of shareholders.
Mr Robertson said he would be an employee at Wilson and would remain on the Investorfirst board for as long as it was logical to do so.
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TACOMA, Wash. – University of Puget Sound has been named as a leading institution in a new, national initiative that aims to promote civic learning and democratic engagement by college students.
The national liberal arts college is one of only 50 U.S. institutions to be recognized as a Civic Learning Leadership Institution and to be a partner in a new effort led by NASPA—Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, the leading voice for the student affairs profession.
As a participant in NASPA's initiative, Puget Sound will continue developing new efforts and partnerships that encourage students to be engaged, active citizens; to serve their communities; and to undertake leadership roles both on and off campus.
"Puget Sound is pleased to be selected to participate in this network of institutions dedicated to developing students' sense of civic purpose," said Mike Segawa, vice president and dean of students. "Civic engagement is one of the core values of a college education and being recognized as a national leader in this realm attests to the quality of our existing efforts and of our commitment to inspiring students to challenge themselves through leadership and service now and in their lives ahead."
Puget Sound students and campus members have already made extensive efforts in assisting the greater Tacoma local community. They have also been busy educating others about political engagement, and contributing to national and international social justice efforts.
Under President Ronald R. Thomas, the college launched the Civic Scholarship Initiative, Race and Pedagogy Initiative, and Sound Policy Institute, all of which create channels to direct the scholarship and resources of Puget Sound toward improving the lives and futures of those in the community.
Additionally students and faculty contribute to the public welfare through academic and classroom initiatives in the sciences, arts, business and leadership, humanities, health sciences, and other programs. Student-led efforts in democratic and humanitarian engagement arise regularly, with surprising and heartening spontaneity. Examples have included students creating a Global Medical Brigades chapter and rendering assistance to victims of both the 2010 Haitian earthquake and 2011 Japanese earthquake and tsunami.
Year after year, numerous students also take advantage of volunteer opportunities through offices including the Community Involvement and Action Center; Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice; Student Activities; Logger athletic programs; and Greek Life.
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- Red Bull news
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Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has played down the rift between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber and claims the issues resulting from the team orders controversy at the Malaysian Grand Prix are now settled.
Vettel disobeyed team orders by overtaking Webber for the lead after both drivers had been told to hold position at Sunday's race. The drivers were ordered to turn down their engines and ease their cars to the finish by selecting 'Multi-map 21' on their steering wheels, but Vettel ignored the pit wall and attacked Webber when the Australian's defences were down.
The incident has called into question who is really in charge at Red Bull, with Webber saying on the podium that he expects Vettel to receive his "usual protection" from within the team. Now Marko, who brought Vettel through the ranks to Formula One and criticised Webber pre-season in a Red Bull publication, insists the issue is closed.
"They don't have to be completely on the same page but it must be a solid working partnership," he said. "Sebastian apologised in the press conference and I think that was the first correct step to make. There was a debrief afterwards with the relevant discussions about the race and then there was a handshake between the two drivers. For us now the issue is settled."
Marko admitted the pit wall could do nothing to control Vettel once he started disobeying team orders.
"We told Sebastian to hold his position because we didn't know what the tyre situation was and both drivers need to bring home a good finish for the team. But then came the attack against that strategy and it got out of control. You couldn't control it over radio or anything like that. Sebastian the racer came out and took the lead."
Horner told Sky Sports that Vettel had apologised to the whole team back at the team's factory this week.
"He's said he can't turn back the clock but he's accepted what he did was wrong," Horner said. "He's apologised to the team and to every single member of staff for his actions, because he recognises the team is vitally important and being part of the team is a crucial aspect to being able to challenge for those championships."


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Robert M. Wadowsky, ScD
Professor of Pathology
Dr. Wadowsky is the Director of Pediatric Molecular Microbiology, Chief of Microbiology, and a member of the Division of Pediatric Pathology.
Office Location:
Department of Pathology, B260
Children's Hosptial of Pittsburgh
One Children's Hospital Drive
4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh PA 15224
Contact Information:
Office Telephone: 412-692-5650
Fax: 412-692-6550
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- MS - University of Pittsburgh, 1978
- ScD - University of Pittsburgh, 1983
Research InterestsDr. Wadowsky is exploring the use of molecular techniques for diagnosis of infections in children. He has recently evaluated the automated QIAsymphony DNA extraction system for measuring Epstein-Barr Virus DNA load in whole blood using real-time PCR. He has also recently developed a real time RT PCR assay with a degenerate TaqMan MGB probe for detecting rhinovirus in respiratory tract specimens.
Dr. Wadowsky has published studies on development and evaluation of PCR-based assays for the detection of Bordetella pertussis, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, and Chlamydia pneumoniae in respiratory tract specimens. He is also interested in utilizing loop-mediated isothermal amplification technology for developing point-of-care testing assays for detection a variety of infectious agents including B. pertussis, methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus, influenza virus, and respiratory syncytial virus.
Dr. Wadowsky is also exploring the use of molecular test systems for screening pregnant women for primary CMV infection and in diagnosing congenital CMV infection using Guthrie cards. Dr. Wadowsky is also an authority on Legionnaires' disease and Aspergillus infections in hospitalized patients.
CertificationsAmerican Academy of Microbiology, Registered Microbiologist (RMAAM)
Honors and AwardsUniversity Scholar, University of Pittsburgh
- American Society for Microbiology
- Medical Alumni Association, University of Pittsburgh
- Allegheny Branch of the American Society for Microbiology
- Delta Omega, Omicron Chapter, Honorary Public Health Society
- Pan American Society for Clinical Virology
- Association for Molecular Pathology
Selected PublicationsView Dr. Wadowsky's publications on PubMed
Bista BR, Ishwad C, Wadowsky RM, Manna P, Randhawa PS, Gupta G, Adhikari M, Tyagi R, Gasper G, Vats A. 2007. Development of a loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay for rapid detection of BK virus. J Clin Microbiol 45:1581-1587.
Bingler MA, Feingold B, Miller SA, Quivers E, Michaels MG, Green M, Wadowsky RM, Rowe DT, Webber SA. 2008. Chronic high Epstein-Barr viral load state and risk for late-onset posttransplant lymphoproliferative disease/lymphoma in children. Am J Transplant 8:442-445.
Michelson P, Watkins B, Webber SA, Wadowsky RM, Michaels MG. 2008. Screening for PTLD in lung and heart-lung transplant recipients by measuring EBV DNA load in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid using real time PCR. Pediatr Transplant 12:464-468.
Do DH, Laus S, Leber A, Marcon MJ, Jordan JA, Wadowsky RM. 2010. A one-step, real-time PCR assay for rapid detection of rhinovirus. J Molec Diag 12:102-108.
Laus S, Kingsley LA, Green M, Wadowsky RM. 2011. Comparison of QIAsymphony automated and QIAamp manual DNA extraction systems for measuring Epstein-Barr virus DNA load in whole blood using real-time PCR. J Molec Diag 13:695-700.


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Since the search function isn't so good, i've took the time to find some threads that more or less talk about this:tomamundsen wrote:Correct. This point has been discussed a lot on here and other forums. I'm sure you can find some really long debates about this using the search function.beautiful breath wrote:So the 'theravadins' don't actually have any real evidence to lay claim to being the 'purest' interpretation of the Dharma?
But i can't find a thread with a really long debate on this topic.


text: Hi Mark & Hartmut, Hartmut wrote: >Hi, Mark > >Mark Callaghan wrote: >> I have done a mythdora install, with some problems with the remote on >> the Compro DVB-T300. The card is not registering as an input device, as >> it did with a previous install (earlier kernel, dvb module build from >> cvs). Relevant parts of dmesg (from a cold boot) below. Two items of >> interest: >> >> input: device saa7134 IR (Compro Videomate DV is statically >> allocated, will not register >> Please convert to input_allocate_device() or contact >> dtor_core at ameritech.net <mailto:dtor_core at ameritech.net> >> saa7134[0]: registered input device for IR >> and >> >> tuner 2-0061: i2c i/o error: rc == -5 (should be 4) >> I don't know if this "tuner 2..." line means anything or not. >> >> Has there been some change in the kernel that saa7134 doesn't know >> about? Is there a possible build problem with mythdora? >> >I can't tell about the remote control since i don't have such a card, >only a similar one without remote. >The message concerning the tuner can occur if a tv application tries >to access the tuner while the card is in DVB-T mode. This can not work, >there is only one tuner for both modes. > >Best regards > Hartmut I have seen a very similar dmesg error message that Mark has seen: tuner 2-0061: i2c i/o error: rc == -5 (should be 4) but only ever with the second of my two cards. It does not happen consistently and has not happened in my most recent boot, so I can't confirm that it is identical. I am confident about the "i2c i/o error: rc == -5 (should be 4)" bit but not about the "tuner 2-0061:" bit. Mark, have you ever seen a problem with your remote control like the I described in this post: http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/ 2006-March/008705.html Regards, James. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linux-dvb/attachments/20060405/23f5c61a/attachment-0001.htm


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Quote:Hello Jude:Belief or not for myself is the lessor issue. Provided I can improve my technique, find more subtle power (ie with less external effort), don't care what you call it... if I can replicate it (in spite of my doubts)... I'm "in" show me, teach me please....Jeff
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Tough times, but executive pay is growing nicely
GREAT to see that hard times at the Myer family's wealth management group, the Myer Family Company, have not stopped top brass getting a pay rise.
According to accounts filed with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the company slumped from an after-tax profit of $269,000 in the 2011 financial year to a loss of $109,000 in 2012.
The accounts provide a tiny keyhole through which to peer jealously at the patrician clan's financial affairs. Those affairs are otherwise invisible because, under rules brought in back in 1995 that protect old money from the prying eyes of riff-raff, parent company the Myer Family Company Holdings doesn't have to file accounts.
While 2012 was perhaps not ideal, the Myer Family Company's books also show that 2011 was also hardly fantastic - the company's operating profit was just $338, with the rest of the net result made up of tax benefits. In 2012, the company also slimmed down, deregistering its legal and tax services subsidiaries.
Despite the company's woes, executive pay expanded pleasingly, swelling from $3.48 million to a touch under $4.1 million.
While the accounts don't let on who got how much, they do reveal that nine key management personnel shared the spoils, including CEO Peter Hodgson, CFO Janine Ferguson, HR director Clare Bird and managing director of family and wealth services Graham Reeve.
They also show that the company provided $1.9 million of financial services to members of the board, which abounds with Myers and members of the cadet Shelmerdine branch of the family, on ''normal commercial terms''. About $410,000 of that was still owing at the end of the financial year.
And the company also purchased ''wine and consumables from related entities and associates of directors''.
Again, just who sold the booze isn't disclosed. However, the Shelmerdines do own some rather lovely vineyards in Heathcote and the Yarra Valley …
Vitae signs
IT is of course inevitable that Mrs Gina Rinehart will eventually rule over all of us (or at least the productive part of the country that digs stuff up and sells it) as the first Queen of Westralia.
But until the moment she ascends her rightful throne, Australia's richest person runs Hancock Prospecting. And until extremely recently, the letters ''CV'' appeared immediately following Rinehart's name on the company website.
Immediately CBD thought of Australia's honours system, where CV is the abbreviation for ''Cross of Valour''.
The cross is Australia's highest bravery decoration, awarded ''for acts of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme peril'', and just five people have been gonged since Gough Whitlam abolished imperial honours in 1975.
HRH (in waiting) Gina has performed many acts of political bravery in her time: standing on the back of a truck chanting ''axe the tax'' during anti-mining-tax protests; calling for a tax-free utopia in the Top End to entice developers into the Pilbara; and asking plebs to work harder and booze less.
But the cross tends to be awarded for things like rescuing kids from flooded drains and chasing down armed robbers. Sadly, it turns out CBD was confused.
As it happens, the CV abbreviation after Rinehart's name doesn't stand for ''Cross of Valour'' at all - it stands instead for ''curriculum vitae''.
''I placed the information on the web page, and I thought that it was clear that CV meant curriculum vitae in that position,'' Hancock Prospecting's information manager, Mark Bickerton, told CBD.
''However, I will amend the website immediately and write curriculum vitae, in full, for clarity.''
In the red
David Knox, chief executive of Santos, strayed a little off-message when he followed in the wake of Maria van der Hoeven, the executive director of the International Energy Agency.
Granted his very own copy of the IAE's World Energy Outlook, Knox marvelled aloud to van der Hoeven and others at the Australian Institute of Energy conference in Sydney at how red our planet appears on the report's cover. Was the red an indication of how the world would look if carbon emissions weren't checked, he mused, before declaring ''if we don't get into action the world will go red!'' Trouble is, some of the action Knox has in mind for Santos won't exactly keep a lid on those emissions. In his keynote address, Knox noted how Santos has stakes in four new liquefied natural gas ventures, two of them worth $18 billion or more.
Stephen Wilson, general manager of energy industry analysis at coal miner Rio Tinto, had a bit of stab too. The world would find it ''hard'' to keep global carbon dioxide levels to the 450 parts per million level seen by scientists as crucial if temperature increases are to be contained. As for the IEA's view that increasing energy productivity might delay the 450ppm level by five years to 2022, Wilson - a former energy efficient expert himself - was sceptical: ''You'd have to throw everything at it to get it to work.''
Presumably ''throwing everything'' doesn't include canning plans for more coal mines.
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The cold, blustery Midwest winters don't exactly agree with Betsy Devonshire, but since moving to Excelsior, Minnestoa, she sure has met a lot of warm, friendly people. So she isn't too surprised when the town's most talented needleworkers volunteer to restore a damaged tapestry that was found in the basement of a local church. Betsy even offers to donate materials for the project, thinking that the free publicity will boost sales at her financially troubled needlecraft shop. But soon Betsy is afraid of losing more than her business - because her good intentions have unleashed some deadly secrets....
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"Fun Mystery"
Every time I read a book in this series I wish I lived in Excelsior with Betsy and Jill. I love the plot, characters and setting in the series. Which is a good thing for this book. I figured out the who and the why midway through the book. However, I enjoyed listening to the plot unfold. Betsy and her supporting crew are delightful. The ending while predictable, did have a couple of surprises at the end.
This story also gave the audience and Betsy a chance to say a final goodbye to her ex husband. A fun and delightful read for anyone who likes cozy mysteries.
"Great series."
This is the third book in the series, and it is just as good as the first two. I love this series.
I really enjoy Monica Ferris mystery books because they are not a formulaic as others I have listen to recently. I am now listening to her 4th book in the series.
"Monica Ferris characters are excellantly written"
I purchased my first Monica Ferris at a libary book sale. After reading it I purchased all the others she wrote and make sure I have gotten each new one published since.
"Still waiting for something to happen"
I purchased A Stitch in Time because it is set in the area my mother's family was from. I was bemused by the woodsy small town feel of the setting, While Excelsior (why don't narrators check for local pronunciations) is a small town, it is on the shore of a large lake surrounded by big houses, waterfront businesses, lots of other small towns or villages, and lots of old money. There is very little open space left between the Lake Minnetonka area and Minneapolis and the intervening suburbs. Actually, this story could be set anywhere. A inside joke about hotdish (casserole to much of the country) was the only Minnesota touch I heard in the four hours I listened.
My biggest complaint was that, after 3.5 hours into the story, nothing mysterious had happened. Actually nothing much had happened at all. The potential (and I think eventual) mystery plot line about a tapestry was dropped almost as soon it was mentioned. Instead the listener was treated to a 10 minute internal monologue about the evolution of how Betsy's cat let Betsy know when it was feeding time and a scene at an overly long Christmas party. Neither did anything to move the story forward. Most of the story took place in a needlework shop Betsy inherited from her late sister. The subplot of Betsy having to economize because the business (Crewel World) was unprofitable at the moment was a laugh because Betsy was due to inherit $3 million in a couple of months.
What I really hate are supposedly smart heroes who do stupid things, and Betsy is so stupid she drove off into a raging blizzard to pick up and deliver a needlepoint pillow. Not only that, when her car went off the road in a whiteout, she actually got out and considered walking down the road. There was excuse for such a stupid action, all for the love of needlework. I don't care if Betsy had been living in San Diego, she was from Wisconsin where she would have learned some winter driving and survival smarts.
I have no idea what the crime or mystery in the story was because I just couldn't listen any more. Nothing happened and the narrator grated on my nerves. The writing is fine, it's just that a story should go somewhere before it ends. Maybe if I had been into needlework, I would have stayed the course. But I doubt it.
"good story"
Had me guessing until the very end -- a total surprise as to who was the villain and why.
"Still waiting"
This is the third in the series with the same narrator. The stories are great but the narration is horrible. You need to have some variation in voice to help those listening along to know who is talking when there are so many characters and scattered settings for dialog in the story. I'm just about ready to give up on this and just go buy the books to read.
She doesn't make enough variation in her voice for the different characters and it gets confusing. When I am done with this series (if I finish it) I will be making a mental note of her name and hope to never come across another story narrated by her.
"Didn't appeal to me at all. Boring."
Really don't know. I thought I would like it because I am interested in needlework but the story moves very slowly and just never grabbed my attention.
Peony by Pearl Buck
I would call it "light" reading. You can certainly do other things while listening!
To long to get to a mystery... any mystery. The cat missing... something! You kept saying she had solved the mystery of her sisters murder... Guess kinda disappointing that it really had nothing to do with her own mystery.
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I want to say 1st that the story itself held my attention. There were a few things in it thou that I don't know the purpose of mentioning, such as, someone being a witch?!?!.Didn't think it gave an flavor the the story what so ever. Also, getting to the actual mystery was a little lengthy. But overall story line was ok. Now, unfortunately, the Reader was the absolute worst part of the experience. I am so sorry to say these things but her reading sounded like an elementary child reading on one hand and the "Duke" on the other. Her voice never seemed to relax and just flow, like she never took in enough breath to read easy. Just being able to change your voice certainly is not enough, breathing is the most important part. Well i've bashed her enough and i am so sorry. I could never be a reader of novels but i do love being read to!
"Found narration unnatural and a bit cumbersome."
I have not listened to the entire book, but the characters are differentiated well. I did find, however, that the narration was cumbersome and difficult to listen to because much of the time the words were too carefully enunciated and the.pauses.between.words.were.too.long! I have found this to be an inconsistent problem since some sections of the book are fine and others are not. For this reason i have not been enjoying this book.
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For a school and community so connected to the sand, it would seem only natural for San Clemente High to have a beach volleyball program.
That wasn't a reality until this summer, however, when the Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League expanded to include boys' competition, and a resourceful group of Tritons launched a grass-roots effort to get in the game.
"These kids had a lot of free time in the summer, and they love the sport so much because they play it all year indoors," said San Clemente High Beach Volleyball Coach Larry Mear, a 1978 San Clemente High graduate who played beach volleyball professionally for 12 years. "They were just kind of playing around on the beaches locally here and thought it would be a good avenue for them to learn the game a little better and compete against other high schools. It really worked out well."
The IBVL's first boys' season began Aug. 24, and there are two dates left in the regular season, including Saturday's event at West Beach in Santa Barbara.
Each match consists of a school's top three pairs squaring off against the top three pairs from an opposing school in an overall best-of-three format. Two matches are played at each league event.
San Clemente has compiled a 4-2 record and hopes to make a run in the Oct. 5 playoffs at Annenberg Beach Club in Santa Monica.
"What we're seeing is a bunch of indoor players trying to convert to the beach, and they're realizing it's a whole different sport and a whole different skill level and you have to be very well-rounded," Mear said. "It's kind of a work in progress, but just the fact that our kids are growing up on the sand here we kind of have an advantage."
Under the umbrella of the Amateur Athletic Union, the IBVL launched its inaugural season of beach volleyball for girls last spring, with 30 teams from across Southern California competing in six divisions over five weeks, culminating in a three-day championship playoff.
The AAU allows students to field high school-affiliated teams at the club level. Beach volleyball is not an official CIF-sanctioned sport and San Clemente High Beach Volleyball is not governed by San Clemente High or the Capistrano Unified School District.
Brandon Hopper, Mear's nephew, formed a social club at San Clemente High for beach volleyball in the summer and serves as the club's president. The roster consists of Hopper, Matt August, Peter VanLiefde, Cale Foreman, Kyle Hunt, Marcus McGuire, Shawn Stephens, Kian Fiener and Max Beard.
"Forming that club and putting that title on it allowed us to compete in this league," Mear said. "Brandon was instrumental in putting that together."
Mear said there are plans to field a girls team from San Clemente in the spring.
"I would imagine it's going to grow," Mear said. "We would like to see it become an official sport in the high school."


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Pei-Yi Jones and Kenneth Jones of Russelville welcomed twin girls, Paisley and Keyleigh, born April 4, 2013. Paisley weighed 5 pounds and 4 ounces and was 18 inches long. Keyleigh weighed 5 pounds and 6 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Their grandparents are Ting-Duo Wu and Li-Qing Lin Wu of Taipei, Taiwan, and Priscilla Noblett of Morrilton and David Jones of Menifee.
Stephen and Kelly Foster of Midway welcomed daughter, Abigail Madelyn Foster, born April 5, 2013, at St. Edward's Women's Center at Fort Smith. She weighed 7 pounds and 3 ounces and was 20 inches long.
She has one sister, Emma Lucille Foster, 2 and a half years old.
Her grandparents are David and Mary Lou Hyde of Russellville, and Harry and JoAnn Foster of Danville.
Her great-grandparents are the late Reece and Lucille Hudson of Clarksville, Nancy Hyde and the late Bertrand Hyde of Russellville, Margie Lee Hall and the late Everett Hall of Rover, and M.B. Foster and the late Etta Foster of Waveland.
Drs. Chris and Rebecca Bilby of Hot Springs welcomed son, Arthur Andrew Bilby, born April 7, 2013, at Mercy Hospital, Hot Springs. He weighed 7 pounds and 7 ounces.
His grandparents are George and Betty Brown of Russellville, and Curtis and Susan Bilby of Muskogee, Okla.
His great-grandparent is Jane Brown Rhine of Dardanelle.
Haley and Robert Langford of Dover welcomed son, Cooper Tate Langford, born April 18, 2013. He weighed 8 pounds and 7 ounces and was 21 inches long.
He has one sister, Payton Rae Langford, age 3.
His grandparents are Lynn Petite of Russellville, Darren Petite of Hector, Colene Langford and Rickey Langford of Russellville.
Taylor (Van) Shaw and David Shaw Jr. of Russellville welcomed son, Kaiden Kai Shaw, born April 19, 2013. He weighed 6 pounds and 2 ounces and was 21 inches long.
His grandparents are Buddy and Kim Ellis of Russellville, David Shaw Sr. and Christie Freeman of Dover, Rhonda Van of Dardanelle and Cliff Van of Bossier City, La.
His great-grandparents are James and Johnnie Woodson of Dardanelle, Mary DuVall of Dardanelle, Eddie and Patricia Perkins of Waskam, Texas, and David and Linda Shaw of Haughton, La.


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Monday, November 21, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
Making beer around the world with a Gypsy Brewer..
You could describe Brian Stillwater of Stillwater Artisanal Ales as a Vagabond, Gypsy Brewer, Lone Ranger, whatever you'd like. But one thing is sure, he's garnering a cult following because of his unconventional brewing method and his completely uncompromised brews.
He parallels his brewing method from that of his music days as a globetrotting DJ. The breweries he uses around the world are his studios and he is a visiting artist. Wherever his beer is made takes on a little flavor of the location it's brewed in and he uses whatever ingredients he feels are appropriate to achieve his goal. He does not set any limits on the beer he crafts which is undoubtedly the reason it is so so good.
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Friday 27th September 2013
- Saturday 28th September 2013
First House
Second House
£25.00 - £45.00
2012 Grammy Award winners the Rebirth Brass Band are a New Orleans institution.
Formed in 1983 by the now infamous Frazier brothers, the band has evolved from playing the streets of the French Quarter, to playing festivals and stages all over the world. Rebirth is committed to upholding the tradition of brass bands while at the same time incorporating modern music into their show.
Their signature brand of heavy funk has not only won over several generations of music lovers, it has become the soundtrack to an entire city. In the wake of the sometimes-stringent competition amongst brass bands, Rebirth is the undisputed leader of the pack, and they show no signs of slowing down.
Rebirth is featured in the Treme Tour, the HBO series about New Orleans after Katrina Rebirth won the Grammy for their 2011 Basin Street Release the Rebirth of New Orleans in the regional roots category.
Support: The Ronnie Scotts All Stars
+ support tonight: The Ronnie Scotts All Stars with Special Guest vocalists Emma Smith (Mon) and Natalie Williams (Tues)
Monday's band line up: Alex Garnett (tenor sax), James Pearson (piano), Sam Burgess (bass) and Ed Richardson (drums).
Tuesday's band line up: is Alex Garnett (tenor sax), James Pearson (piano), Sam Burgess (bass) and Chris Higginbottom
The Ronnie Scott's All Stars are comprised of some of the greatest talents on the U.K scene, including some of our most regular performers James Pearson (piano), Sam Burgess (bass) and Pedro Segundo (drums)
James Pearson:-
Musical Director at Ronnie Scott's and the owner of a ferocious piano technique coupled with a sense of musicality rarely heard, James Pearson is one of the most exciting musicians to have emerged from the U.K in the last 25 years. After working with him, the late jazz legend Sir John Dankworth declared: "James Pearson is an exceptionally gifted artist. His masterful playing makes him head and shoulders above the rest of his contemporaries. He shows signs of true greatness".
Sam Burgess:-
Double Bass Despite only being in his early 30's, already Sam is a stalwart of the UK jazz scene. As well as appearing on numerous film soundtracks such as 'Bridget Jones's Diary' and 'Hannibal'. Sam's thumping, pounding, relentlessly driving bass lines have been heard accompanying the likes of Bob James, Billy Kilson, Gary Novak, Joe Lock, Dave Kekowski, Guy Barker, Dave O'Higgins, Pete King, Gareth Williams, Claire Martin, Jim Mullen, Alan Barnes, Tim Whitehead, John Horler, Gwyneth Herbert, John Dankworth, The BBC Big Band and Robbie Williams.
Pedro Segundo:-
At 22 years old Pedro Segundo, Portuguese drummer joins the James Pearson Trio at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club.
Born and raised in Lisbon, picked up the drums seriously at the age of eight starting studying classical percussion a year later. In June 2011 he graduates from Guildhall School of Music and Drama in Timpani and Classical Percussion. His musical ability combines a blend of styles creating a unique sound on the drum set. He has played regularly with Dennis Rollins, Femi Temowo, Mário Franco, Cleveland Watkiss and many other artists touring in festivals all around the globe.
Other regular performers include:
Dave Ohm (drums), Natalie Williams (vocals), Alex Garnett (sax), Nigel Price (guitar), Steve Rushton (drums), Polly Gibbons (vocals), Alistair White (trombone), Gary Baldwin (hammond), Al Cherry (guitar), Matt Home (drums), Alan Barnes (sax), Ralph Salmins (drums), Arnie Somogyi (bass), Mark Smith (bass), James Nisbet (guitar), Pete Long (sax), Gerard Presencer (Trumpet), Dave O'Higgins (sax), Alec Dankworth (bass), Steve Fishwick (trumpet) and others...
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October 27, 2009
New KStew
Interview Dazed & Confused Out-Takes
I can't decide - do I like these, don't I like these - what do you think?
Via Kristen Stewart Source
- Lorabell
P.s. Sorry, although I saved these as "Dazed and Confused" my brain is on TwiCrack - well it is 2.30am ;) - thanks KStewDevotee!
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I likey!! the 1st. makes me think young/innocent- then bam- welcome Femme sex kitten:))ReplyDelete
The first one is okay. The rest? Meh.ReplyDelete
the first one looks like a sexy mug shot!!! not a fan of the other two lips to red with the frownReplyDelete
She´s beautiful on the first one ... the other two not so much . The red lipstick doesn´t suit her very well ...ReplyDelete
I like the first one. She's stunningReplyDelete
I didn't like this photoshoot "/ReplyDelete
Not a fan of the red lips, just doesnt suit herReplyDelete
Beautiful as always...unique!ReplyDelete
She is gorgeous as always!!!!!ReplyDelete
I think she looks totally stoned in all of them.ReplyDelete
I love the last one, because you can see Kristen underneath the red lipstick, like she's wearing a mask you can see through...ReplyDelete
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Why there was no fiscal cliff deal
Picture a skinny 18-year-old with a high metabolism. He can eat anything he wants -- doughnuts, ice cream, pizza -- with virtually no harm. His weight stays the same, his blood pressure remains low, and he faces no immediate risk of heart disease. So he keeps on gorging. Why change when the food tastes this good?
Later in life, this catches up with him, and he puts on a few pounds. Unsettled, he tries dieting and exercises more. His growing waistline now serves as an incentive to change habits.
Then, in his 60s, he has a heart attack. He survives, but he's terrified. He hires a nutritionist and a personal trainer, and downs a daily cocktail of pills to keep his heart ticking. His near-death experience is a powerful incentive to drastically change behaviour. His life depends on it.
This is an appropriate analogy to understand why the fiscal cliff debate has dragged on so long. America's finances are not the 60-year-old heart attack victim, highly incentivised to change behaviour. Its citizens are the 18-year-old with the fast metabolism, loving their bacon cheeseburgers with no current incentive to do anything differently.
Two events -- and only two events -- will prod US legislators into wide-reaching, permanent budget reform: Rising interest rates, or the threat of not being re-elected. Both are (for now) completely out of sight.
Take interest rates. They're currently at all-time lows. The impact this has on financing US government deficits is massive. In 1995, the US national debt was $4.8 trillion and interest payments were about $230 billion. In 2011, the national debt was $15 trillion and interest payments were about ... $230 billion. They tripled the national debt without paying a penny more in annual interest. Interest payments on the national debt as a per cent of GDP are at multidecade lows.
And interest rates on US Treasuries are now below the rate of inflation, so in real terms, creditors are actually paying the government to borrow. Why would any congressman choose to stop spoiling their constituents with borrowed money when there is no (current) cost of doing so? As long as the market is this friendly, the odds of comprehensive budget reform are extremely low.
Next, consider this statistic from Campaign for Primary Accountability: "During the past decade, House incumbents were as likely to die in office as to lose a primary election."
Despite record-low approval ratings, the re-election rate of US politicians is off the charts. According to Bloomberg, "90 per cent of House members and 91 per cent of senators who sought re-election in 2012 were successful."
That wasn't a fluke. Re-election rates have rarely dipped below 70% or 80% for the last half-century. Long-term deficit deals could get done with low interest rates if the mechanism for keeping politicians in line -- elections -- enforced discipline. Alas, they rarely do in America.
The last time the US had comprehensive budget reform was 1993, when taxes were raised by $240 billion, and spending cut by $250 billion.
The political climate then was no more friendly than it is today. The key difference was that interest rates were rising, with yields on 10-year Treasury bonds jumping by 3 per centage points in just over a year. That prodded legislators into action. Former Clinton advisor James Carville quipped at the time:
I used to think that if there was reincarnation, I wanted to come back as the president or the pope or as a .400 baseball hitter. But now I would like to come back as the bond market. You can intimidate everybody.
It's totally different today. The US bond market hasn't intimidated anyone in more than a decade. If anything, it is begging legislatures to keep borrowing.
Someday that will change. Interest rates will rise, markets will protest, and then -- and only then -- will there be comprehensive budget reform.
No one knows when that day will come. It could be tomorrow or decades off. When it does, it will likely be the equivalent of weight gain or even heart attack, prompting quick action -- a reality that actually makes me optimistic.
Until then, expect more symbolic, short-term budget deals, more bickering, and more fiscal cliffs. There is no incentive for anything else.
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Join Date: Nov 2011
still revamping it. the design for the AE is supposed to be incredibly meticulous as parts that can dock with each other in various ways. In a way it was supposed to be the antithesis of IS as a unit that required the pilot to evolve rather than letting the machine evolve.
really, its hard to finalize a design of a unit that's a composite of remote weapons.
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Tenshi's Defense Squadron
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Fighting against those who oppress the system
But, if you can find a beta that can replace me, I am fine with it, I won't be offended.
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|2012-08-06, 21:10
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Delusion world
I am bored so:
Professor Machin is wrong..
Panties can't save the world....
Legend have it that once you found it,
you can have any wish you want.
The Legendary Rare Panty!
Legendary Rare Panty:
An one-of-its-kind flash-drive panty that contain many forbidden advanced technology.
Why a panty?
'Cause it is the safest place to hide.
You see:
Intelligent people wouldn't think that a panty can store data... It is too ridiculous.
While panty-thief....is not going to find ways to extract data from a panty he just stole....
Revamping the OC-verse...a little again.
>Making him a little weird mix bag of insane, awesome and lame...
>He is supposed to be little underwhelming compared to other male OC....
> but make it up with over-the-top acting
> Pretended to be perverted (but there will be another OC is more perverted than him)
> A nice guy who really hate to admit it.
>Kind of the least expected guy.
> An idiot who is willing to be treated as fool for the sake of others.
> His position has not change. Still a support unit....
Female OC.... is alright but I still working on question like
how to introduce her?
Where is her place in the story?
Shion has no problem...
She met Unicorn during the school holiday.
She is just a normal IS student anyway...
Yusha (unicorn).... have problem making him interact in ISA but he don't really have the need to.... (being Shion's "secret lover".... much to Shion's chagrin).
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Funny thing, Len nonchalantly do it to Rito. When everyone hysterical about it, he coldly remarks it's disgusting and not something to be proud of. Then he did it to several random girls (though he knew when one just pretending), Honne asked if he felt awkward about it, he replied not at all. When Dan asked about equating it to a kiss, Len was truly offended
"Comparing it to sacred ritual such as a kiss, are you fucking nuts?"
Then Saruyama laughed of that it would be similar to kissing a girl on her sleep (=sekuhara), Len said it's not that, but he has a point. By that point then, everyone concluded Len is lacking enough hormone :|
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I know (most of the chapters are Ichika/Charlotte individually going out). I need to know, however, how to do group chapters. For the girls side there's Charlotte, Tatenashi, Kanzashi and Laura. The guys side has Ichika, Vayne (Trickster), Yuri (Blunt and somewhat insensitive), and Hope (Take's Ichika's dense qualities and messiah attributes).
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Clarkson University Competes in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
[A photograph for media use is available at http://www.clarkson.edu/news/photos/snowmobile2009 .jpg ]
Clarkson University's Clean Snowmobile team took home the bronze in the internal-combustion division this weekend at the 2009 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Technological University, tying for the American Council of Snowmobile Associations Award for third place with the University of Idaho.
Clarkson's Electric Snowmobile team finished fourth overall in the zero-emissions division.
The teams are part of the University's SPEED (Student Projects for Engineering Experience and Design) program.
Clarkson's Clean Snowmobile team was one of five teams to complete the endurance run, traveling 65 miles, 30 on the Keweenaw Research Center track and 35 on snowmobile trails.
Matthew R. Mastro, a mechanical engineering sophomore from Sherburne, N.Y., who drove the Clarkson snowmobile that day, called the trails "pretty decent." "The only problem was cooling the sled," he said.
The Clean Snowmobile finished second in fuel economy and lab emissions, and third in acceleration, in-service emissions and objective handling.
The Electric Snowmobile finished first in noise, second in subjective ride, acceleration and weight, and third in draw bar and objective handling.
The Clean Snowmobile Challenge is a collegiate design competition of the Society of Automotive Engineers, held annually at Michigan Tech. Engineering students from participating schools take a stock snowmobile and reengineer it. Their aim: to reduce emissions and noise while maintaining or boosting performance. This year, the internal-combustion entries adapted their engines to run on flex-fuel, with varying ratios of ethanol and gasoline.
Now in its 10th year, the Challenge established a second category for zero-emissions snowmobiles in 2005. These battery-powered sleds are designed for use by researchers in pristine, arctic locations.
Members of the Clean Snowmobile team are freshmen Benjamin D. Salisbury, engineering studies, Easton, Mass.; Adam M. Van Bramer, engineering studies, Troy, N.Y.; and Ryan J. Whitehouse, mechanical engineering, Troy, N.Y; sophomores Hannah K. Callahan, mechanical engineering, Massena, N.Y.; Andrew J. Desrosiers, aeronautical engineering, Londonderry, N.H.; Christopher M. Hannett, civil engineering, Albany, N.Y.; John A. Heller, civil engineering, Altamont, N.Y.; Joshua R. Hills, aeronautical engineering, West Newbury, Mass.; Matthew R. Mastro, mechanical engineering, Sherburne, N.Y.; Courtney M. Menard, mechanical engineering, Morrisonville, N.Y.; Eric G. Schuler, civil engineering, Utica, N.Y.; Peter N. Schneebeli, engineering & management, Auburn, Ala.; and Nicholas A. Baillargeon, aeronautical engineering, Springfield, Mass.; juniors Scott M. Hess, mechanical engineering, Corning, N.Y.; Derrick J. Kehoe, civil engineering, Watertown, N.Y.; Pete V. Giovenco, mechanical engineering, Macedon, N.Y.; and David J. Murray, civil engineering, Horseheads, N.Y.; and seniors Scott J. Markgraf, computer engineering, James, N.Y.; and Marc S. Rogner, mechanical engineering, Ballston Spa, N.Y.;
Electric Snowmobile Team members are sophomores Peter J. Kudriewicz, aeronautical engineering, Little Falls, N.Y.; and Leif R. Amber, electrical engineering, Chelsea, Vt.; juniors Scott J. Keefe, electrical engineering, Binghamton, N.Y.; Brian C. Loggi, electrical engineering, Hilton, N.Y.; Jeannie M. Piekarz, electrical engineering, Carmel, N.Y.; and Jonathan D. DiGiacomandrea, electrical engineering, Fairport, N.Y.; and seniors Thomas L. Masse, engineering & management, Rutland, Vt.; Timothy A. Swyka, electrical engineering, Westtown, N.Y.; and Joshua D. Gale, mechanical engineering, Goffstown, N.H.
Prof. Don H. Rasmussen is the faculty advisor for the Electric Team. Prof. Douglas G. Bohl advises the Clean Team.
The SPEED program is one of Clarkson's Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering hallmark initiatives, exemplifying Clarkson's "defy convention" approach to education. SPEED promotes multidisciplinary, project-based learning opportunities for more than 350 undergraduates annually. Projects involve engineering design, analysis, and fabrication. In addition, students learn real-world business skills, such as budget management, effective teamwork, and communications skills. SPEED receives its primary financial support from the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation with contributions from ExxonMobil, Qualcomm Inc., Alcoa Inc., Cives Steel Company, Turner Construction Company, Babcock Power Inc. and Saint-Gobain Corporation.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in six alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption: Marc S. Rogner of Clarkson University's Clean Snowmobile team competes in the 2009 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Technological University. The Clean Snowmobile took home third place in the internal-combustion division. Clarkson's Electric Snowmobile team finished fourth in the zero-emissions division.


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Bucs rally in ninth, win in extras to cap sweep
ANAHEIM -- Pedro Alvarez again went "boom." Much later, the Pirates went "broom," sweeping their historical West Coast problems convincingly under the rug.
Travis Snider's bases-loaded single in the 10th turned into a bases-clearing play on left fielder J.B. Shuck's fielding error, igniting a four-run inning as the Pirates converted a dramatic ninth-inning comeback into a 10-9 victory over the shocked Angels on Sunday at Angel Stadium.Full Game Coverage
ANAHEIM -- Pedro Alvarez again went "boom." Much later, the Pirates went "broom," sweeping their historical West Coast problems convincingly under the rug.
Travis Snider's bases-loaded single in the 10th turned into a bases-clearing play on left fielder J.B. Shuck's fielding error, igniting a four-run inning as the Pirates converted a dramatic ninth-inning comeback into a 10-9 victory over the shocked Angels on Sunday at Angel Stadium.Full Game Coverage
"I was getting real hungry. Couldn't stop thinking of those steaks," said Snider, the noted Seattle gourmand who didn't want to delay his homecoming -- the Pirates' next stop is Safeco Field -- any longer. "It was impressive to see the boys coming back, and in the 10th, I wanted to make it happen."
The day's emotional roller coaster threatened to eject the Pirates in the bottom of the 10th, when the Angels jumped Jason Grilli for five hits -- one more than they'd had the first nine innings - and three runs before he ended it by striking out Mike Trout with the tying and winning runs in scoring position.
"At the end of the day, the gunslinger got it done," said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, attaching a new nickname to his closer. "A big team victory."
It capped a strange day that had begun with Hurdle pleased to be able to rest both Andrew McCutchen and Russell Martin. How did that go? The pair entered the game in the ninth and wound up going 3-for-4 with three RBIs.
"I had a great off-day," a smiling Martin said after his pinch-hit double was featured in the middle of the three-run tying rally in the ninth, and his RBI single capped off the four-run 10th. "A typical AL-style game. We took advantage of some mistakes and did enough to win."
In the top of the 10th, the Bucs had loaded the bases on Alvarez's double and walks of Neil Walker and Gaby Sanchez before Snider's single off Kevin Jepsen scored Alvarez -- and also Walker and Sanchez when the ball went through Shuck to the wall.
"I had a chance in the ninth," said Snider, who had fouled out with runners at the corners when the Pirates still trailed, 6-3, "so I wanted to help there. And then the ball gets through ... insurance runs are always good."
The comeback added extra sizzle to a milestone win on several levels. It completed the Pirates' first-ever Interleague road sweep, as well as their first sweep in a West Coast city since 2007.
"We swept a series on the road from a dangerous team, and that will only add confidence down the road," Hurdle said. "This was a cool thing to do. Another nice thing to knock off the list of things we wanted to accomplish."
Not to mention the improvement in the Bucs' record to 46-30, a season-high 16 games over .500.
Completely throttled for the preceding five innings by Los Angeles starter Joe Blanton and lefty reliever Scott Downs, the Pirates jumped Angels closer Ernesto Frieri -- who entered having retired 22 men in a row -- for the three tying runs in the ninth.
Walker worked a leadoff walk and took third on a single by Sanchez, but the foul out by Snider and McCutchen's bounce into a force only exchanged two outs for one run.
Then Martin's pinch RBI double and Starling Marte's run-scoring single tied the game at 6.
"I pushed in all the chips in the ninth," said Hurdle.
The manager did go all in: Martin entering the game cleared his bench of catchers, since Michael McKenry had started and rookie Tony Sanchez was used as the designated hitter; furthermore, when McCutchen batted for Tony Sanchez and stayed in the game as the center fielder, the Pirates lost the DH spot, a chancy proposition in an American League park.
But it turned out all right -- the only time the pitcher's spot in the batting order came up, Clint Barmes hit for Mark Melancon in the 10th and successfully sacrificed -- and the stirring rallies wiped out the one nightmarish inning that had undermined Charlie Morton.
The good news for Morton, making his third start back from Tommy John surgery, was that he kept making the Angels hit the ball on the ground, his trademark.
Unfortunately, that was also the bad news for Morton. His sinkers worked to elicit the usual ground balls, but the gloves on the other end of them weren't working. Every single one of the Angels' five runs in the second scored on a grounder -- only one of which escaped the infield.
The first run scored when Walker threw wildly past first on Erick Aybar's infield single. The second run scored when Alvarez muffed Chris Iannetta's grounder. Shuck rolled a single into left for the third run. The final two runs scored as Trout bounced into a force and Peter Bourjos upended shortstop Jordy Mercer to break up a possible double play.
"That's the nature of the game," said Morton, who wound up making 99 pitches in 5 2/3 innings. "That can't make me shy away from being aggressive, just because some balls sneak through. If I get ground balls, I'm accomplishing what I need to do, even if the results aren't good."
Blanton fared better at overcoming his own tendency -- surrendering Alvarez home runs.
In his first career at-bat as a No. 3 hitter, Alvarez crunched his 19th homer. It was his fourth home run in 10 at-bats against Blanton, and gave him long balls in four consecutive games.
Blanton survived a two-hit second inning and allowed two runs in the third on three more hits before settling down. He retired the last 14 men he faced before being relieved by Downs with one out in the eighth.
First Major League at-bats are always notable, but Sanchez's in the second inning came with a side of amusement: He drove a 1-2 pitch from Blanton into the out-of-town scoreboard in the right-field wall. Literally into the scoreboard, as the ball lodged in a crack under the Colorado-Washington panel. Not so funny: The ground-rule double cost Sanchez an RBI, halting Walker, running on contact from first with two outs, at third base.
According to Sanchez, fellow rookie Duke Welker told him, "That's not what you want to do with your first hit. You'll never get that ball back."
But thanks to an enterprising Angel Stadium worker and his ladder, Sanchez's ball was dislodged between innings, so he has his keepsake.
And Welker got his own memento seven inning later, when he made his own big league debut by relieving in the eighth. The 27-year-old right-hander, the Bucs' second-round pick in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft, introduced himself with a few 97-mph fastballs against Aybar, unleashed one at 99-mph at Iannetta and worked a 1-2-3 frame.
Another rookie, Ryan Reid, had preceded Welker with 1 1/3 shutout innings in relief of Morton, Reid and Welker. In a big victory.
As Hurdle is apt to put it with one of his favorite sayings, "I didn't have that."
But he and the Pirates have win No. 46.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer.


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This One's Gonna Leave a Mark
I turned the TV on in the 5th inning just as the Mets loaded the bases and thought, "Wow, we're up 7-1!" A couple minutes later, it was 7-5, and that sinking feeling began to set in. Weaver struck out 2 batters after he gave up the slam, so, without being at all educated because I didnt see his earlier innings, I kinda thought Tony should have let him come back out in the 6th. Instead, he sent Wainwright, who gave up a run. And then Jason gave up Beltran's two-run walk-off moon shot that probably landed in my old apartment several 7 Train stops away. It was sickening to watch, and it's the kind of defeat that leaves a mark. It's important the Cards bounce back with a win tomorrow or it could get even uglier, now that the Reds are just a game back.
To end on a positive note, let's remember Belliard's awesome play at 2nd that saved a run. And let's focus on Albert's two homers and 7 RBIs, and hope that his performance tonight is indicative of a return to his early-season off-the-charts dominance.