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SOCORRO, N.M., October 9, 2003 — The New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources (NMBGMR) recently published the latest issue of New Mexico EARTH MATTERS, a free, semi-annual newsletter for New Mexicans interested in the state's water, landscapes, and earth resources. The primary focus of the current issue is on water resources in New Mexico.
The featured article opens with a detailed explanation of the water cycle in New Mexico, focusing on the Rio Grande and Pecos River. According to the article, the main source of water for the Rio Grande and Pecos River is precipitation in their respective drainage basins. Ground water and overflow from an aquifer — an underground bed of earth or stone that holds water — also flow into these rivers.
Since the floodplains of both rivers are fairly flat, the article states, the rivers meander slowly and enrich the soil. Vegetation density along the rivers is very high, causing high levels of transpiration — the process by which plants use water to grow. Evaporation from the soil and open water is also high. These combined conditions that cause water loss are commonly referred to as evapotranspiration.
The article continues by explaining the history of water problems on the Rio Grande and Pecos River, which not only includes violent water fights, but also a Supreme Court decree between New Mexico and Texas.
According to the article, after decades of disagreement, there is a consensus plan currently underway that will dry up thousands of acres from the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District and discharge well water into the Pecos River to increase its water flow.
The Rio Grande is now the site of New Mexico's next serious water crisis, the article goes on to explain. State engineer rulings and pro-active management may be needed within the next year to guarantee water delivery to areas below Elephant Butte Dam, the author states.
This issue also features "Notes from the State Geologist," which defines the importance of a state geological survey (such as NMBGMR). State geological surveys conduct research that enables responsible development of natural resources, such as copper, gold, gravel, natural gas, and water; monitor natural hazards; investigate soil erosion; maintain state mining and energy records; store subsurface data; and publish and maintain libraries of geologic information.
This issue also includes NMBGMR's Mission, Bureau News, and a list of new bureau publications.
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Pulitzer Prize policeman Bill Dedman of MSNBC.com has been calling out journalists for saying they were nominees for the prestigious award when they were actually only entrants submitted by their publishers.
His latest bust is catching Fox Business Network's Charlie Gasparino saying he was nominated for a Pulitzer in his bio.
MSNBC.com's Dedman, who is a Pulitzer winner, writes:
Let's see. Until Tuesday afternoon, Gasparino's bio from Fox Business said he was "nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in beat reporting" in 1992, when he was a reporter for The Wall Street Journal. The same claim is made by his agents at the HarperCollins Speakers Bureau, and on the website of his publisher, Simon and Schuster. In a promotional video in 2008 for CNBC, his former employer, Gasparino declares, "I am: a writer, son of an ironworker, son of New York, Golden Gloves prospect, a Pulitzer Prize nominee..." (CNBC is owned by NBCUniversal, which is a partner with Microsoft in msnbc.com.)
After combing through Pulitzer prize records, Dedman learned that Gasparino wasn't a nominee, but an entrant. He points out that official "nominees" are a handful of all the self-submitted entrants who are selected as finalists for the Pulitzer.
Here's Gasparino's email response when Dedman contacted him yesterday:
"I was nominated by the wsj sir."
Yesterday, Dedman called out Bloomberg TV's Betty Liu for an ad campaign touting she is "PULITZER PRIZE-NOMINATED."
Bloomberg TV said it was an "innocent mistake" and the ads would be corrected.
When Liu was working at the Financial Times back in Atlanta back in 2000, her editors submitted her work to the Pulitzer committee.
Dedman has also called out author and columnist Jonah Goldberg when his book jacket claimed that he had been twice nominated for a Pulitzer Prize when in fact he was only an entrant. His publisher said it was an unintentional error and removed it.
In defense of Gasparino, Liu, and Goldberg, within the journalism industry, having your work submitted by your publication is referred to as being "nominated" for a Pulitzer. None of the three claimed to be Pulitzer "finalists," which is what the formal nominees selected by the Pulitzer people are called.
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Fakies are very hit and miss, you go too small in length and you feel no different but then you go a teeny bit too long and you look like a drunk drag queen and when they start to curl into each other…. eeeew.
My 3pm radio co-host Meshel Laurie worded it perfectly when she said that after a week or so, fake eyelashes look like squashed spiders. It's true, they do, so we decided on our show to create a movement, that when the crushed spiders appear on a fellow dames face let's subtly tell her. We would tell a fellow gal if she had toilet paper on her shoe after she went to the loo, some of us would help another out if her fly was hanging low or had lipstick on her teeth, so I suggest we put the fake eyelashes that have gone too far in the same courtesy bag.
I am yet to actually put this movement into practice…I haven't had the balls to tell anyone when their lashes are looking ludicrous. But as a fellow lash lover who will dabble in the good again at some point, I think we need to help each other out when it comes to the world of vanity. So if the lashes look like crushed redbacks hitching a ride, then we simply should be told.
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The Sentara RMH School of Histotechnology (HTL) learned recently that its program ranks higher than the national average, according to the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Board of Certification.
"On average, our students tested higher than a vast majority of the country," said Patrick Wilson, education program coordinator for the school. "Our program currently has a 100 percent pass rate on the ASCP Board of Certification."
The Sentara RMH HTL School is a one-year program that includes six months of lecture and student lab followed by six months of rotation through three hospital-based histology labs located in Harrisonburg, Charlottesville and Norfolk. Entering students must have a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 30 credits in biology and chemistry (minimum of 12 credits in each field). A certificate is awarded upon completion of the program.
Now in its third year, the Sentara RMH School of Histotechnology is one of only two hospital-based programs in the nation and is the only such school within the Sentara system of hospitals.
"The histotechnology field is currently suffering from shortages nationwide," Wilson said. "Certification opens the door to employment anywhere in the country. Sentara offers scholarships to students who stay within the network following graduation, with payouts as high as $7,000. Many of our students also receive sign-on bonuses upon beginning employment, with several reaching upwards of $15,000."
Histology is the diagnostic evaluation of tissue and cellular specimens. Histotechnology prepares tissue samples for clinical or research interpretation utilizing a diverse array of chemical and molecular stains.


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Slap! And that's what happened when Max Biaggi stopped by Marco Melandri's pit box after qualifying, after the two riders traded moments stuffing each other during the Superpole sessions. While out on his fastest lap in Superpole 2, Marco Melandri came onto the slower lapping Max Biaggi, and according to Melandri, Biaggi blocked his fellow Italians fast lap.
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Sept. 28, 2006
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara's women's cross country team checked in at #11 in this week's USTFCCCA poll after its outstanding performance at the Roy Griak Invitational in Minneapolis, Minn. The ranking is the highest ever for a UCSB cross country program.
The Gauchos, who were unranked in the preseason poll, won the prestigious event thanks to three runners placing in the top six. Stephanie Rothstein (21:12.45) and Lauren Christman (21:12.95) finished the 6K course in first and second place, respectively, while Lindsay Christman crossed the finish in sixth place. The trio led UCSB to 87 points, 21 points better than ninth-ranked Arizona State (108).
Other nationally ranked squads in the top six included #13 Baylor (120), #16 Minnesota (137) and #23 Michigan State (143). Rothstein, who sat out last year as a redshirt, had her best finish for the Gauchos. In 2004, she finished third at the Big West Championship, her previous best.
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Sophomore Alexzandria Dowdy scored a season-best 12 points and knocked down two three-pointers for the first time in her career, but Central Connecticut State University dropped a 56-45 home decision to Quinnipiac Thursday evening. The Blue Devils fall to 5-10 overall and 2-3 in Northeast Conference play, while the Bobcats improve to 9-7 and 4-1 in the NEC.
The Blue Devils recorded their worst offensive first half of the season, as they only scored 12 points on 10.7 percent shooting from the field. Quinnipiac got out to a 27-12 lead at the break after forcing Central to three of 28 from the field and zero out of three from beyond the arc. The Bobcats missed all of their three-point attempts (0-10), but outrebounded CCSU 28-21 to get out to the early lead. Sophomore Jacinda Dunbar and junior Courtney Kaminski led the way for Quinnipiac in the first half, scoring eight points each. Kaminski added 10 rebounds and two steals in the opening frame.
CCSU used a 7-2 run to start the second half to get back into the game. Junior Leanne Crockett knocked down a three off a pass from junior Kerrianne Dugan to open the period. After Crockett stole an errant Bobcat pass she fed Dowdy for a fastbreak layup to make it 27-17 with 18:48 on the clock. After a layup by Kaminski, Dugan fired back with a two point jumper to make it 29-19 less than two minutes into the second frame.
The Blue Devils got as close as seven twice. The first time was at 36-29 when CCSU finished off another 5-0 run on a pull up jumper by Dowdy. After Dunbar hit a layup to get the Bobcat lead back to nine, junior Justina Udenze cut it back to seven one more time with a turn around jumper in the paint. Quinnipiac extended its lead to as many as 14 and went on to the 56-45 victory.
The Bobcats used an advantage in the post, as they outscored CCSU 34-20 in the paint and 12-5 on second chance opportunities. Dunbar led the way with 12 points and eight rebounds, while Kaminski and junior Lailah Pratt added 10 each. Kaminski finished with 11 boards, including five on the offensive end.
Dowdy was tops for Central with 12 and added a game high three steals. Udenze tallied nine points and 11 rebounds before fouling out with just under five minutes to play. Dugan chipped in with seven points, seven boards and three assists in the defeat. The Blue Devils' 27.3 percent shooting percentage was the worst thus far during the 2009-10 season.
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Carlton: Star-crossed Longhorns are haunted by the QBs they took a pass on
SAN ANTONIO — Texas football fans can only dream now about Robert Griffin III and Johnny Manziel quarterbacking the Longhorns.
It could have conceivably happened. Griffin and Manziel were standout dual-threat quarterbacks from Texas high schools who became Heisman winners. Or they could have anchored the secondary at safety, since neither high school standout was recruited by Texas as a quarterback.
Ever since Manziel was voted the most outstanding player in college football this December, the irony has circulated on message boards and Twitter. Texas' unsettled quarterback situation — sophomore David Ash will start Saturday's Valero Alamo Bowl against Oregon State — has only added to the scrutiny.
Maybe nothing illustrates Texas' difficulty landing top quarterbacks since Colt McCoy left in 2009. Of course, things look much clearer now than when Texas made recruiting decisions years ago.
"Recruiting is an inexact science. Always has been and always will be, much like the NFL draft" said Bobby Burton, editor in chief of 247Sports.com and a longtime recruiting analyst. "It's a different jump, a complete category shift."
And that means just as much can go wrong even when things seem clear-cut.
"There are so many quality quarterbacks out there [in Texas], you're trying to find the right one," Burton said.
Coach Mack Brown said he revisits the quarterback choices made in recruiting and appeared to link some of the misses to staff changes.
"Some of the coaches are gone that made those decisions, so that makes it more difficult and they are not here to answer the questions," Brown said. "But what you do is, you make the decisions, you move forward with them and if they don't work, you try to evaluate why they don't work."
Manziel's recruiting situation surfaced in his college debut against Florida. At halftime, Gators coach Will Muschamp, a one-time Texas defensive coordinator and head coach-in-waiting, berated his team for being beaten by a player the Longhorns recruited "as a safety."
As he went to New York as a Heisman finalist, Manziel was quizzed about his recruitment and how things could have been different had he gone to Texas, a team he cheered growing up.
"That's something I thought about more when I was getting recruited than I do now," Manziel said. "There are no second thoughts on my choice to come to A&M. I feel like its one of the greatest choices I've made in my life. Texas, if that door would've been open, then it just would've been another option to see which way I would've gone."
Manziel acknowledged that several schools wanted him as a safety and that he just wanted to play Division I football. Oregon drew an early commitment, but Rice was the only Texas school to offer Manziel a scholarship as a quarterback. Then A&M assistant Tom Rossley sold then-head coach Mike Sherman on Manziel.
Meanwhile, former Texas offensive coordinator Greg Davis targeted Ash.
Strange as it sounds, after the first month of the season, people were debating which quarterback they would prefer. Now? Not so much.
"He's done a great job," Brown said of Manziel. "You've got to congratulate him for winning the Heisman."
Griffin's story is more complicated. Last year, he recalled Texas recruiting him as an athlete, not a quarterback, with talk of him playing safety. He committed to Houston because of coach Art Briles, then moved with Briles to Baylor.
Griffin said he didn't "want to be a cog in a machine" and wanted to go to a school where he could forge his own destiny.
Brown noted that Texas already had an entrenched starter in junior Colt McCoy.
"I can say I don't think Robert Griffin would have come anyway, because of Colt," Brown said. "He wanted to start …"
Texas was already at work on McCoy's heir apparent in Garrett Gilbert, a gifted high school quarterback from Lake Travis. Gilbert won two Texas state championships and was national player of the year, a must-get recruit for the Longhorns. They did, and bypassed future NFL No. 1 draft pick Andrew Luck, then a Houston high school star.
"We can go to Andrew Luck, great player," Brown said. "I mean, he's done everything right and our decision at that time was to recruit Garrett."
Gilbert was never quite comfortable in Austin and struggled as a sophomore starter in 2010, when Texas finished 5-7. He was injured early in the next season, transferred and jump-started his career at SMU.
"I think Texas flat-out missed with Garrett Gilbert," Burton said. "They committed too quick and overlooked a pair of guys in Robert Griffin and Andrew Luck who are phenomenal."
Burton said it would be unfair to blame the losing record on Gilbert. Everything from the Texas offensive line to the running backs to playmaking receivers had dropped off.
Because Texas is Texas, the bar is higher.
"I don't disagree Texas has a problem identifying guys," Burton said, "but when you look at it, few schools have players like Vince Young and Colt McCoy back-to-back. When you're at Texas, you're held to a different standard."
Staff writer Kate Hairopoulos contributed to this report.
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Nov 19 2011
Between National French Week and Christmas Break…
We're already almost there! Time is flying so fast that it is difficult to keep track of all the events that you might attend before the finals. So here it is: a recap' of some of the latest French events, and a few announcements for the rest of this semester!
National French Week: November 7th – November 14th
During the whole week, French students and members of the faculty of the College of Liberal Arts could answer questions and earn points: by the end of the week, we had two fantastic winners who could enjoy some free drinks or food at the Bistro! We learnt about French engraving, French architecture, Andorran and French history, and Belgian comics!
On Monday, a round-table event on the Euro-crisis, with Professor Michael Marks and Professor Yan Liang, gathered a great audience of students and faculty members, with questions about economics and politics regarding the current situation in Europe and its possible evolutions.
On Tuesday, "Les Choristes" was shown during our weekly movie night: half of you already loved it before the showing. The other half had not seen it yet but, by the end of the movie, I think that there was a consensus on the film's awesomeness.
On Wednesday, French table at Goudy: the "coq au vin" was delicious !
On Thursday, French cooking at WISH! As you can see from the pictures, we had a lot of fun and even invented our own "chocolate soupe" (next time, the mousse will work)! On the menu, we had "tapenade" (two bread spreads, with green and dark olives, from the South of France), a modified version of quiche lorraine (from the North East of France), some gratin dauphinois (au gratin potatoes with garlic and crème fraîche, from the Dauphiné, a region close to Lyon which used to belong to the King's son, who was also known as "le Dauphin" – "the Dolphin"), some crêpes (the famous thin pancakes from Brittany), and a chocolate dessert which was close enough to "mousse au chocolat". We also had some "sirop de fraise", a popular non-alcoholic drink, on the table. Yummy!
All the recipes and pictures will be on this brand new website very soon: http://blog.willamette.edu/~llc_international_kitchen/ !
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas: celebrating winter the French way
We only have three weeks between Thanksgiving and the finals, but there is A LOT going on during these three weeks !
Event #1: AUDITIONS FOR THE FRENCH PLAY, "Les Fourberies de Scapin" (November 30th, WLT B21, 4:10pm).
"Les Fourberies" is a comedy by Molière, and we intend to make it as fun as possible, both for the actors and for the audience. We'd like to perform in mimes and in French, with possibly some subtitles as well. We're thinking of something dynamic, over-the-top, and as ridiculous as possible to make the audience laugh. Elisabeth Maiano and I are working on it together at the moment, and we're looking forward to meeting a wonderful and extraordinary cast (you?) on November 30th. 🙂 The performances would take place in the spring, either in mid-February or in early March.
Event #2: INTERNATIONAL KARAOKE NIGHT !!! (December 6th, in Kaneko Commons)
This is your chance to be an international star! You will get an email very soon with more information and French songs on which you can practice (we'll have a very large choice). There might be some training sessions before the actual karaoke night. The Spanish, German, Chinese and Japanese assistants are also all selecting songs at the moment: we're looking to make this a big event! 🙂
Event #3: FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS ! (December 8th)
December 8th, in Lyon, is the date of the festival of lights! The entire city is illuminated with candles and huge light and sound effects. Crowds come from all over Europe and fill the streets, where some people give away roasted chestnuts and mulled wine. We already have the chestnuts: they will be roasted on the grils located behind Montag Den and given freely to everyone! We won't give wine, but we can give songs! We'll have a time before December 8th to learn French Christmas carols and we can share them with the rest of the campus on that day! In the evening, it will be time to relax with some music, soft drinks and snacks in Montag! 🙂
Also, don't forget our last movie night of the semester, this November 30th at 7:30pm in WLT B21: "Huit Femmes" (see previous article for the trailers). The movie nights might come back with a Christmas movie after the winter break, to make the beginning of the Spring semester feel like a continuation of the holiday! 🙂
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The Blue Racer
Junior and J.C. , the two oldest Ewen boys, would generally lead the discussions on the Ewen side. At some point, it would get around to talking about their childhood during the depression. Growing up in the hills of Eastern Kentucky would certainly provide a location stocked with Daniel Boone type experiences. My favorite was snake stories! Junior and J.C. like to kill snakes. They would use my grand dad Ewen's single shot, shot-gun and blast away. They would tell of the day that they shot between 20 and 25 snakes from a tree. Of course I knew that snakes did not have arms and legs, and certainly could not climb trees. Snakes moved along the ground and could not move along tree branches. Now at some point my mother, being the middle child of 9 surviving children, would volunteer her Blue Racer Story.
It begins near the garden where a barefoot, skinny, jet-black haired, pretty little girl, with hazel-green eyes, played. [ I always took it that mother was probably less than 9 years of age.] The garden was some 10 to 15 yards from the house, and contained the usual corn, green beans, peas, carrots, potatoes, and tomatoes. She suddenly came face to face with a large, dark blue colored snake, called a Blue Racer! The snake was reared-up, twisting and writhing, forming what must have been a most terrifying Daniel Boone type experience. In a split second, my mom had turned and high tailed to the house, setting a new Slade record for the 100 yard dash. She bounded the porch skipping the three stairs, opened the screen door, just making the safety of the house. Pulling shut the screen door behind her, she turned and saw the Blue Racer slam into the screen door. Boy-o-boy, that snake chased me all the way from the garden.
Now of course, just as I didn't believe that snakes could climb trees, I did not believe that snakes would case people. I thought that mother's childhood imagination could certainly match my own. This story became know as the Blue Racer story. My bother (18 months older) and I would see that frequently this story would come up during our own family get together so we could make comments like : "did you get that snake's licence plate number?", "did the snake blow its horn?", "if a motor cycle cop was watching he would have given you both speeding tickets!" We would generate a number of good family laughs , but mother would not back down from her story.
It was one family get together, after computers and the Internet were up and running, that my brother decided to google Blue Racers. To my surprise, the printout stated that Blue Racers were a unique snake, very aggressive, often rising up and chasing its victim! Thus the name Blue Racer! Man - o - man! All this time my mother's story was true. The article was read before everyone, and it was mom who got to laugh while she watched me eat crow. I thought it was never to late to learn something new, and that a childhood memory of a bare foot little girl growing up in eastern Kentucky should not be questioned. Especially if it had to do with snakes.
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I had ONE encounter with a blue racer in my life, nothing like this story, but, it left a lasting impression and I don't care if I ever have another, might drop me from fear/heart attack. Love your blog, your stories are fantastic, writing superb!ReplyDelete
Please share your story. It would support my mom after all these years. When mother first heard about me telling the Blue Racer story she asked if I commented in the story: "Was the snake wearing tennis shoes?"ReplyDelete
I just don't like snakes. Haven't met a blue racer, but then don't want to either. ; ) here is my snake blog. http://branchingoutthroughtheyears.blogspot.com/search?q=snakeReplyDelete
While living in the country, I was playing under a huge tree. My Mother came out of the house (I saw her up the hill from me), went back in the house, came back out with a shotgun, shot a huge snake out of that tree...right over my head. I remember it falling right beside me. True Story.ReplyDelete


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Jim's site launched - What do you think?
Comment current news topics here. Including TV appearances by Jim.
Check also the Jim Carrey Schedule (always up-to-date)
This plane Jayne, kinda got lost..
But that's the kinda day I had.
Couldn't link up to films, maybe I clicked and didn't wait long enough.
Eye is really creapy, great for Halloween effect.
I wonder what he'll do for Rememberance Day
Maybe he'll post pics from the Majestic.
Great site, reminds me a bit of the Lemony Snicket site.
I did my Aquafit class, then my shorts had a string
that kept getting wrapped up in my arms as I swang them
to the tempo of the music, finally I just pulled the string,
then the shorts were getting so soggy they started to fall off,
so I had to take them off, (note: suit was still on)
We don't have access to economical knee length suits
(dang it) That's how my 1st day back at conducting the Aquafit class went.
started to fall off(over my suit)
I should have put them under my suit, live and learn.
hey cotton i looked at all of Jim subs and it was only you and me who got the coment i wonder why Jim chose us hmmm but man i am SO LUCKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am still sad i cant go into Jim's website ahh forget it
I'm in LOVE with him and I Feel Fine
Adir did too
I just loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeee it! quite original, and weird...he just need a map on it, because I usually get lost on his web lol
Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color, choosing your socks by their character makes no sense, and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable!
there are 2 of them. I added them to the JCO youtube channel. The second one doesn't seem like it would Be Jims but according to Generation Rescue its his and Jennys channel
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it's an ok site. it takes FOOOOOOOOREVER to load though. 'Tis the fate of many official sites.
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
"I don't like to brag and I won't cuz I don't have to!"
It doesn't take long at all for it to laod for me.
To God, every living being is beautiful... Except for you.
I only have one complaint: What's up with the Filmography page? It doesn't even list his movies.
To God, every living being is beautiful... Except for you.
lol........i have a question though folks........why do you think the paps have bunny ears and antlers?......
i LOVE the soundtracks though...very evocative, a bit creepy at times but gorgeous
and i ADORE the Tweety Jim.......he makes a really amusing birdy
I have a problem with Jim's site..it took a loooong time to load :S is that normal?? :S
Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color, choosing your socks by their character makes no sense, and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable!
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Chris Gayle treated the locals to a thrilling show of hitting as the West Indies defeated an injury-hit New Zealand by 56 runs in the first of two Twenty20 Internationals between in Lauderhill, Florida, on Saturday.
Gayle swashbuckled his way to 85 not out from 52 balls and received plenty of support from Kieron Pollard as the Windies amassed 209 runs for the loss of just two wickets after New Zealand had put them in to bat.
Playing in front of a neutral crowd in the US in an effort to bring a wider audience to the game, Gayle blasted seven fours and five sixes in his innings, while Pollard hammered 63 not out from just 29 balls.
It was the perfect display of aggression for the curious crowd, reintroducing them to the shortest form of the game as opposed to the traditional one and five-day versions.
New Zealand played Sri Lanka in the area in 2010 but with a strong West Indies following in the region, the crowd was noticeably larger.
Cricket Holdings America - a joint venture between the USA Cricket Association and New Zealand Cricket - is aiming to use the Central Broward Regional Park to launch an expansion team for its proposed Twenty20 league slated to start next year.
A strong level of support from cricket fans residing in the area is needed to prove it can sustain a team in such a league and organisers are hoping for an even larger turn out in Sunday's rematch.
New Zealand could only manage 153 in reply with injuries hindering their cause.
Left-arm spinner Ronnie Hira was unable to finish the match after dislocating a finger during his third over when he dropped a sharp return chance from Gayle.
Ross Taylor also damaged his shoulder in the outfield while dropping another catch and was forced to retire hurt later while batting and Jacob Oram battled on despite obvious knee discomfort.
Opener Rob Nicol top-scored for the Black Caps with 32 from 31 deliveries but off-spinner Sunil Narine claimed 3-34 from his four overs to dent the chase.


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A home-loan firm founded by a former executive at Countrywide Financial Corp., the company at the heart of the mortgage meltdown, got a chilly reception Thursday on Wall Street, a day after its initial public offering fell short of expectations. Gregory J. Wilcox in the Daily News.
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust, which buys distressed home loans and reworks the terms with the borrowers, on Wednesday raised $320 million with the sale of 16 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The IPO was trimmed from an expected 20 million shares and it raised $80 million less than planned, according to Reuters.
On Thursday, stock in PennyMac – founded by Stanford L. Kurland, the former president and CEO at Countrywide – closed at $19.10, down 4.5 percent from the IPO price of $20.


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Recent news items about topics related to this year's Reading Together program.
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates that 15 percent of American households are food insecure. This includes 50.2 million homes, where nearly 1 in 4 of the nation's children lives – 17 million youngsters in all and 9.6 million of them under the age of 6.
A six-state, federally-funded research project called "Voices for Food" has been launched to address food security in isolated communities known as "food deserts". In Michigan, four communities will be selected to take part in the project. (More...)
—MSU Extension, March 27, 2014


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Architecture students have to make presentations several times for each design studio course. Getting up in front of your professors, invited architects and even your peers can be stressful, raising your cortisol levels. However, social psychologist Amy Cuddy has done research that shows if a person adopts a powerful pose, even for just two minutes, cortisol levels drop, testosterone levels rise and you will actually behave more powerfully, as if you really are in control, you really are the expert on your own design.
Just to start off, stand with your feet slightly apart, arms at your sides, on your hips, or even hands clasped behind your back, shoulders back, chin up.
Or raise your arms up over your head in victory. Do this for two minutes, before your presentation.
When you are in front of the jury, keep your shoulders back, look at your audience, chin up, keep your hands out of your pockets, and remember, you know your building the best.
You are going to give a great presentation.


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The NFL won't promise a Super Bowl to a city that is building a new stadium or renovating an existing one. The Dolphins have found a way around that obstacle.
The Dolphins will accept public funds for a renovation of Sun Life Stadium only if Miami secures the right to host Super Bowl L or Super Bowl LI.
"We have great confidence that South Florida will be awarded a Super Bowl on May 22," Dolphins CEO Mike Dee told reporters, via the Miami Herald.
Dee said that a majority of the league's owners support awarding either game to South Florida when the owners reconvene in two months.
Though acknowledging that the move constitutes a "risk," Dee believes it's not a huge gamble. "I don't think it's a Hail Mary," Dee said.
If either game comes to the region, the "core" activities will be conducted in downtown Miami. For Super Bowl XLIV, the media center and other key events were located in Ft. Lauderdale.
The gesture to tie the funding of the renovations to getting a Super Bowl won't hurt the effort to finagle public funds. Still, voters eventually will have to approve the measure at the ballot box.


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Search underway for MSCL director, state chemist
Mississippi State University is now accepting applications and nominations for the position of state chemist and Mississippi State Chemical Laboratory (MSCL) director.
Kevin Armbrust, who currently serves as state chemist and director, is joining the School of the Coast and Environment at Louisiana State University in July.
The laboratory employs approximately 25 professionals and support staff, and is involved in regulatory and public service programs, analytical services, and assistance to citizens, businesses and research programs. The director and state chemist serves as chief scientist and administrative officer of the MSCL. Responsibilities include developing budget proposals, managing finances, overseeing technical programs, and preparing reports for the lab.
In addition, the state chemist has a faculty appointment in MSU's chemistry department or the biochemistry, molecular biology, entomology and plant pathology department, which includes teaching responsibilities of 10% to 20% of FTE.
The position reports to the vice president for research and economic development at Mississippi State.
Candidates must have an earned doctorate in chemistry or biochemistry, and be eligible for appointment to a tenure-track faculty position. A minimum of five years of management experience in a laboratory environment is preferred.
Salary will depend upon experience and qualifications. Review of applications will begin July 12.
Established in 1892 at the university — then Mississippi A&M College — the MSCL is a state regulatory agency. Offices are located in the Hand Chemical Laboratory Building.
Working with the Mississippi departments of Agriculture and Commerce and of Health, the MSCL jointly develops, promulgates, modifies and enforces regulations, standards and specifications of animal feeds, food, fertilizers, gasoline, kerosene, diesel and antifreeze sold within the state's borders. The three agencies also provide analytical data to ensure the quality, accurate labeling of these materials.
Other MSCL duties include research to promote the regulatory sciences, including a fellows program in which MSU faculty and students may collaborate on projects of mutual interest. For more information, visit www.mscl.msstate.edu.
To apply or to read a detailed job description, please visit MSU Human Resources Management's job search website by clicking here. Click the "Search Postings" link, and then search for "Mississippi State Chemical Lab" in the "Department" drop-down menu.
Please contact Jane Malley if you have questions pertaining to this position. She is available at 662-325-7805 or email@example.com.


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Flying J Wranglers Bring Cowboy Christmas To Macey CenterSOCORRO, N.M. December 1, 2011 – Yee-haw! Get ready for the Flying J Wranglers, a troupe of five outstanding musicians and vocalists known for their rich, western-styled harmonies, instrumentals and down-home humor, headed to Macey Center at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9.
|The Flying J Wranglers will perform at Macey Center on December 9.
"I know Socorro County has a lot of country-western music fans who will greatly enjoy this concert, but because the Wranglers put on a first-class show, their performance will appeal to anyone who loves good music," PAS Director Ronna Kalish said.
Rhythm guitarist James Hobbs, whose grandfather founded the New Mexico city of Hobbs, is an accomplished singer and songwriter whose ballad, "Song of New Mexico," twice has been nominated by state legislators to be the official state song.
James's wife, Cindy, a native Tennessean and lead vocalist, was named the Western-Style Female National Yodeling champion, and twice has been nominated as Best Female Vocalist of the Year by the Academy of Western Artists.
The Wranglers, in fact, were named the Outstanding Western Vocal Group for 2009 by the same prestigious academy.
Multi-instrumentalist Randy Jones is a veritable virtuoso on guitar, mandolin, banjo and dobro. Many in the Ruidoso area may remember Jones as a strong vocal performer for his 15 years with the "Moon Pie Dance Band" of El Paso, a regional favorite.
Newest Wrangler is the petite Corinna Ripple, who joined the band as vocalist and outstanding fiddle player. She is a recent graduate of Plains College in Levelland, Texas, where she was named the Prestigious Female Entertainer of the Year for 2007-2008.
Master of Ceremonies is acoustic bass guitarist and vocalist Roy Black, an actual working cowboy in his off-time, raising horses on his ranch north of Capitan in Lincoln County.
Black previously performed with the Timberline Band in New Mexico, and has entertained audiences at a number of venues, including America's Music Theater in Phoenix, and the Maxim Hotel, Aladdin Hotels and Sam's Town, all in Las Vegas.
"Frankly, I don't know any real-life, working cowboy or western musician who doesn't have a teasing sense of humor, another testament to the authenticity of the Flying J Wranglers," Kalish said.
The group has showcased its talents to over 700,000 visitors at their very own Flying J Ranch in Alto, N.M., over the past 30 summer seasons. Their Christmas show, first staged in 2001, has toured to more than a dozen western cities.
"We are just delighted that the Wranglers will deliver an early Christmas show here in Socorro," said Kalish. "This would be a great time to saddle up in your finest western wear and enjoy a group that knows western music from its roots, and delivers a spectacular and spirited show!"
The Flying J Wranglers have one DVD and seven CD recordings available, including their newest release, My Adobe Hacienda.
Show sponsors are First State Bank of Socorro, Associated Universities Inc. (National Radio Astronomy Observatory), Brownbilt Shoes and Western Wear, Don and Rosie Tripp and the Howard Johnson motel in Socorro.
Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for senior citizens 65 and over, and $8 for youths 17 and under, and are available by calling 575-835-5688; at the following Socorro locations: Tech Cashier's Office, Brownbilt Shoes and Western Wear, Burrito Tyme Drive-up or at the door.
By Valerie Kimble/New Mexico Tech


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Households have long followed the practice of snipping buttons from clothing headed for the ragbag. Do you remember playing with your mother's—or grandmother's or great-grandmother's—button box or jar or tin? The impulse to collect is a basic part of the human psyche, and buttons have been admired and collected for centuries. Button collecting was recognized as an organized hobby through the founding of the National Button Society in 1938.
Listening to the radio was a favorite activity during the Great Depression of the 1930's. Dave Elman, a former Chautauqua performer and vaudeville actor, launched a radio show called "Hobby Lobby" in October of 1937. Elman's show featured one hobby each week, with an offer of a free trip to New York City for the person with an unusual or particularly interesting hobby. In 1938, Gertrude Patterson brought to Elman's show her passion for collecting buttons, a hobby just about anybody could afford during those lean times, and a national search of attics, basements and sewing rooms commenced.
Perhaps Gertrude was influenced by Otto C. Lightner, an entrepreneur who believed everyone should collect something. He had founded Hobbies magazine in the 1920's
and in 1938 organized a hobby show at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago. Button collectors contributed to the show and later that year they formed the National Button Society, hosting their own show in Chicago in 1939. Many state and local button clubs were established during the 1940's, and many of those clubs sponsored their own button shows.
Right from its beginning the National Button Society has emphasized the preservation
and study of clothing buttons. The National Button Society now has more than 3,000 members on four continents, with 39 of the 50 states represented by state and local button clubs. Membership in the National Button Society is open to individuals and organizations who collect buttons and who wish to support the objectives of the NBS. Principal among those objectives are the promotion of educational research and exhibitions, the publishing and dissemination of information about buttons, and the preservation of the aesthetic and historical significance of buttons for future generations.
NBS Webmaster Deborah Hanson
NBS thanks to:
Janice Stutts, for designing our NBS logo
.Jane Quimby, Deborah Hanson, John Whiteford,
John Quimby & Renee Comeau
for the buttons from their personal collections.
Pictures © copyright Deborah Hanson.
Jim & Mary Weinberg for their endless assistance & enthusiasm!
And a special thanks to AL Schulz for designing & overseeing
the membership only section of our website!


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Visiting Us
World Class Venue
Exciting, resonant, inspirational: some of the words visitors use to describe ACC Liverpool. On the banks of the River Mersey at the heart of the city's iconic waterfront, ACC Liverpool is a world-class facility in a unique setting.
Travelling Here
How to find us
Liverpool is accessible from all parts of the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. Road, rail, air and sea routes bring you within minutes' walking or driving distance from ACC Liverpool. There is parking if you come by car.
Delegate Services
Looking after you
Events at ACC Liverpool leave a positive, lasting impression. We enthuse, excite and inspire delegates through a programme of exclusive privileges, so every conference or exhibition gives you the best of both the event itself and the destination.
Destination Liverpool
Welcome to our city
Liverpool is different. Its rich history as a city for world trade charges the present and promises a prosperous future. Visitors find inspiration round every corner - as well as a warm welcome from its friendly people.
The Venue
Space for You
Our space is designed for successful events. ACC Liverpool is a striking, award-winning venue in a riverside location that can be configured to meet any event requirements. Professional catering and IT facilities are just some of the services to add to the complete package.
Have You Considered?
Liverpool's Finest
Liverpool is a vibrant, modern city, proud of its rich heritage and renowned for its friendly people. Visit Liverpool and enjoy everything it has to offer. Here is just a sample of what's available.
Pullman Liverpool Hotel
This 4* Hotel is one of the city's most stylish hotels. Just a 30 second walk from the venue and with the temporary Liverpool Waterfront Car Park adjacent, join us for pre or post show dinner or drinks in Marco Pierre White's world renowned Wheeler's of St. James's Restaurant.Visit website
Eat & Drink
Wheeler's of St. James's Liverpool in the Pullman Liverpool Hotel is located at Kings Dock next to the venue. Wheeler's reputation has been built on seafood, however the menu offers a variety of meat and vegetarian dishes that make it accessible to all.Visit website
Liverpool ONE
Located by the city's iconic waterfront, Liverpool ONE is one of Europe's leading retail and leisure destinations. With more than 170 stores, bars and restaurants, a 14 screen cinema and even a park, you'll always have a fun packed day here.Visit website
City Central Shopping
The beating heart of Liverpool's retail scene, just minutes away from the venue, City Central Shopping comprises five shopping centres, two hotels, two theatres and more than 400 shops. There's something for everyone and every budget.Visit website
British Music Experience
The British Music Experience tells the story of British Music through costumes, instruments, performance and memorabilia from the Beatles and Bowie to Adele, Oasis and The X Factor.Visit website
Liverpool ONE
From high street favourites to high-end boutiques, your fabulous shopping experience is a short stroll from the venue. Stores open until 8pm weekdays, so there's plenty of time to hit the shops.Visit website


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The fuel injected 5.7 L engine has been enhanced for extra horsepower. Over the years, we have tested over 30 boats with the 5.7GXi without catalyst or EVC. The 5.7 GXi's have proved to be reliable and good performers year after year.
As an example of what this engine is capable of with the SX lower unit, we recorded a top speed of 53.6 mph in the Doral 210 Sunquest. At that speed, she got an impressive 2.42 statute miles per gallon.
Power steering and trim are standard and they are available with SX or DP drives.
|Doral 210 Sunquest
|Kayot V220
|Caravelle Interceptor 232 (2007-)
|Larson LXi 238 (2009-)
|Caravelle 242 LS Bow Rider
|Regal 2300 (2014-)
|Chris-Craft Launch 25
|Albemarle 268 Express Fisherman
|Doral 260 Venezia
|Doral Elite 265 BR (-2007)
|Doral Venezia (2009-)
|JC Pontoon TriToon 266 (2008-)
|Kayot S260
|Larson LXi 268 I/O (2006-)
|Monterey 253 Explorer Sport
|Bennington 2875 RLX I/O
|Larson Cabrio 274 (2007-)
|JC Pontoon TriToon 306 (2007-)
|Cruisers Yachts 310 Express (Not in Production)
|Doral Prestancia (2009-)
|Cruisers Yachts 320 Express (Not in Production)
|Rinker 360 Fiesta Vee (2005 - )


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Sam Johnston needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 57 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
A diverse medical company looking to run a microblogging platform for internal use only.
Various teams of multilingual professionals from a range of disciplines, geographies and demographics.
We are looking for a logo for use on an internal microblogging platform.
According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synapse):
"In the nervous system, a synapse is a structure that permits a neuron to pass an electrical or chemical signal to another cell. Synapses are essential to neuronal function: neurons are cells that are specialized to pass signals to individual target cells, and synapses are the means by which they do so."
Two synapses can be seen in the attached NeuronsSynapse.jpg but the concept to pick up on is neural/nervous networks rather than the form of the synapses themselves.
Some suggestions:
- Blue Shades or Multicolour
- Nerves
- Interconnected Networks
- Individual Nodes
- Impulses
- Communication/Messaging
Some guidelines:
1. Avoid clipart/cartoons - needs to look corporate, not cheap.
2. Avoid words other than "synapse" as this is a multi-lingual environment
3. Avoid sex/gender/race/etc.
4. CMYK and RGB palettes attached with preferred colours - the first three (blues) being the most dominant
Preferred file formats:
- Adobe Illustrator (AI) in CMYK
- JPG, PNG and/or SVG in RGB for web
- Include names of font(s) used, ideally with online source
PS The work will be passed on at cost to the client.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.