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NSF Grant To Foster Community College Transfers
SOCORRO, N.M. September 10, 2012 – New Mexico is the lead institution for a new National Science Foundation grant that aims to bring more community college students into fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, known as STEM fields.
The $1.25 million grant will be allocated over five years and spread over six colleges and universities in New Mexico. The consortium is led by New Mexico Tech, a state-supported science and engineering institution, and includes four community colleges in rural northern New Mexico, Northern New Mexico College, and the Regional Development Corporation, an economic development organization in Espanola.
The consortium has a cultural affinity because the participating colleges are small, enrolling less than 3,000 students each, and located in rural areas with high percentages of Hispanic, Native American, low-income, and first-generation college students. The program of work is based upon institutional self-study that has identified the major systemic and institutional obstacles to students completing STEM degrees.
Dr. Michael Pullin, chemistry professor at Tech, will be the principal investigator for the grant. Bruce Harrison, a professor in Earth and Environmental Sciences at New Mexico Tech, will be the co-PI. Pullin said that the two of them are pleased to be able to work with this consortium.
"There are a number of problems we are trying to solve," he said. "No. 1 is that transfer students arrive with courses [on their transcripts] that don't count toward the degree they want here. We are trying to develop degree programs that start at these schools and end at New Mexico Tech, so they have a clear path to follow and be efficient with their time and money."
Transfer students typically have a higher graduation rate than other students, Pullin said. This program will encourage more students to pursue a bachelor's in a STEM field and help make transfer students better prepared and even more successful, he said.
This grant will allow Tech – and the other schools – to address articulation problems. Articulation refers to agreements between state schools to standardize curricula so credits can transfer easily and already exists statewide. However, not all classes transfer in a way that allows students to make progress towards their desired degree.. For example, an introductory physics course that is algebra-based will not count as the required Physics 121 course at Tech, which requires calculus.
"If a transfer student is trying to get started on engineering courses, Tech's introductory physics classes are often pre-requisites," Pullin said. "It doesn't leave them very well prepared if they have to take Physics over again. … and that's just one example."
The grant proposal also includes a plan to connect transfer students with a faculty mentor at their home institution and at Tech once they transfer. They will also be eligible for paid research opportunities during the program.
Prospective transfer students will also be offered campus visits and Tech faculty members will visit the community colleges to interact with instructors and students.
The four community colleges are UNM-Taos, UNM-Los Alamos, Luna Community College in Las Vegas and Santa Fe Community College.
Another key ingredient in the grant is economic development – as in job placement – in northern New Mexico. Pullin said the colleges and Tech will work with employers in the region – notably Los Alamos National Laboratory and its extended network of contractors – to develop internship opportunities and career placement services. The Regional Development Corporation will take the lead in that effort.
Project activities include:
1. Developing four- or five-year degree plans that start with two years at a community college and end at New Mexico Tech. In those programs, students would earn both an associate's and a bachelor's degree.
2. Improve advisement, mentoring, student development, and undergraduate research opportunities.
3. Create paid research opportunities in STEM fields and develop student-employer relationships.
4. Establish consistent, high-standard pre-engineering and science programs at the two-year colleges.
Over the five-year grant period, the project is projected to double the number of STEM associate's degrees awarded at the two-year colleges and triple the number of transfers to New Mexico Tech and Northern New Mexico College. Overall the project plans to serve 610 students.
In the fall of 2012, Tech had 110 transfer students, an increase of 35 percent over the previous year (81). Typically, few transfer students come to New Mexico Tech from the two year institutions in the consortium.
"The general idea is to encourage them to get bachelor's degrees, but also work on getting them connected with jobs back in northern New Mexico, so we're not creating a 'brain drain'," Pullin said.
Tech and the other institutions will collaborate with Rural Development Corp., which is a non-profit based in Espanola. That group is developing a STEM jobs network for Northern New Mexico. Pullin said the grant is the first step in improving opportunities for transfer students.
"This approach could be used with any community college in the state eventually," he said. "We're really developing a model for how to design good programs for transfer students."
By Thomas Guengerich/New Mexico Tech


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We're told at some point later, Cy came back, sans Paris, and spoke with police.
Law enforcement sources tell us Cy was cited for hit-and-run, then allowed to leave.
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About Mercury, Arsenic, and Lead
Mercury, arsenic, and lead are found naturally in the earth, but just because they're natural chemical elements doesn't mean they're harmless. They are heavy metals with a long history of industrial and personal use—and just as long of a history of harming human health.
How am I exposed?
- Mercury is in our air from the combustion of diesel, jet fuel, and heating oil. It deposits on land and water, then concentrates in the food chain.
- Mercury is also emitted by coal-burning power plants, and by manufacturers, oil refineries, medical waste disposal facilities, dental offices, and cremation facilities.
- When mercury gets into water, bacteria convert it to toxic methylmercury, which builds up in fish. When we eat fish that contain mercury, it tags along and settles in our bodies.
- Mercury is in many consumer products, including: fluorescent light bulbs, electrical fixtures, auto switches, thermostats, medical equipment, and dental amalgam fillings. Mercury is also used in thermometers, although this use in many areas is being phased out in favor of non-mercury digital thermometers.
- Until 2002, arsenic compounds were used to treat wood to prevent rot. The arsenic leaches out into soil and rubs off the wood on to people or animals.
- Arsenic is also in the soil from smelters and some pesticides.
- Arsenic compounds are still used to make special glass, semi-conductors (gallium arsenide), some paints, dyes, metals, soaps, and drugs.
- Seafood can contain arsenic (although in a less-toxic form), as does drinking water in some locations.
- Lead is found in a large array of consumer products, from art supplies and automobile components to speciality paints, some hair dyes, and even candy.
- PVC products often contain lead.
- Gasoline and paint are now lead-free in the U.S. and many other countries. But despite a 1978 ban, lead paint on the walls of older homes and buildings continues to be a primary source of lead exposure for children. In certain areas and homes, lead from paint contaminates soil and house dust too.
- Drinking water can contain lead that leaches out of pipes.
- Some soils are contaminated with lead from smelters (facilities that process metals) or past use of the pesticide lead arsenate in orchards.
- Workers exposed to lead on the job can bring it home on clothing and shoes, exposing their family members.
Why should I be concerned?
Lead and mercury exact their most devastating toll on the developing brain.
- Children exposed to lead at a young age are more likely to suffer from shorter attention spans and are less able to read and learn than their peers.
- Children with above-average mercury exposures have learning difficulties.
- Recent studies also suggest that arsenic can harm the developing brain.
Many other health effects of these metals are well-known.
|Common Health Effects
(some occur only at high exposure levels)
|behavioral problems
high blood pressure, anemia
kidney damage
memory and learning difficulties
miscarriage, decreased sperm production
reduced IQ
|blindness and deafness brain damage
digestive problems
kidney damage
lack of coordination
mental retardation
|breathing problems
death if exposed to high levels
decreased intelligence
known human carcinogen: lung and skin cancer
nausea, diarrhea, vomiting
peripheral nervous system problems
What can government and industry do?
Only relatively recently have people begun to take action to curtail the use of mercury, arsenic, and lead. Local advocacy and legislation have made a difference in reducing continued pollution with these metals.
Lead – Decades of evidence on lead's health effects were amassed before the metal was banned in paint and gasoline, and lead is still allowed in many consumer products.
Arsenic – Arsenic-treated wood was extremely widely used before manufacturers agreed to phase it out.
Mercury – A number of states, including Washington and Oregon, have passed legislation to address mercury use in products such as thermometers and thermostats. The Washington State Department of Ecology credits the legislation and its action plan with reducing mercury emissions by 14,000 pounds between 2003 and 2008. Major sources such as coal burning continue.
King County has had tremendous success in reducing mercury pollution from dental offices by cracking down on dentists to keep mercury out of their wastewater. Mercury in dental offices comes from amalgam fillings, which are about half mercury by weight. State law requires dentists to use devices called separators, which remove mercury from wastewater, but compliance in the past has been poor. By conducting inspections and threatening fines, King County was able to achieve 97% compliance and a 50% reduction in mercury in wastewater between 2000 and 2003 (King County 2005).
The following actions would reduce ongoing exposure to these toxic heavy metals:
- Lead, mercury, and arsenic should be phased out of products.
- Coal burning should be replaced with conservation and cleaner sources of fuel for energy production. In the meantime, existing coal-fired power plants should be required to install the best technology to limit mercury emissions.
- Contaminated sites should be cleaned up promptly and fully. Where a large geographic area is contaminated, state government should take measures to ensure facilities such as schools and day care centers are not sited on contaminated soil.
- Solid-waste and medical-waste incinerators should be shut down and replaced with waste and toxicity reduction, reuse, recycling, and composting programs.
- Health care facilities, including hospitals and dental offices, should phase out mercury-containing products in favor of safer alternatives.
- Manufacturers of compact fluorescent light bulbs should find alternatives to the mercury contained in those bulbs.
- Government agencies should expand programs to remove, collect, and safely store mercury from thermostats, thermometers, and switches.
- School districts should take remedial action to eliminate lead exposure to children from school drinking water.
How can I reduce my exposure?
We come into contact with lead, mercury, and arsenic in many ways, but there are some steps we can take to reduce our exposure.
Remove treated wood. Remove wood treated with the preservatives CCA or ACZA, which contain arsenic. If removing arsenic-treated wood is not an option, you can paint or seal the wood to reduce leaching and contact exposure. Choose semi-transparent deck stains for deck surfaces and play structures, and latex paint for fences, tables, and other furniture. Reapply the coating when it shows signs of deterioration.
Choose fish wisely. Avoid fish high in mercury, such as king mackerel, tilefish, swordfish, orange roughy, and marlin. Limit consumption of tuna, especially steaks and canned 'white' albacore. Lower-mercury choices include wild salmon, sardines, anchovies, Atlantic herring, Dungeness crab, Pacific cod, Alaskan black cod, farmed striped bass, tilapia, farmed catfish, clams, mussels, and Pacific oysters.
If you eat sport-caught fish, check for specific guidance on mercury levels in water bodies or coastal waters.
Limiting mercury intake from fish is especially important for young children and women who are pregnant, nursing, or of child-bearing age.
You can find additional guidance on fish choices at the following websites:
- Environmental Defense's Oceans Alive: Best and Worst Seafood
- Environmental Working Group: Mercury in Seafood (includes Tuna Calculator)
Fish are an excellent source of nutrients, including protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D, and we encourage people to continue eating fish following these precautions.
Watch for lead paint. If you live in a home built before 1978, it is likely to contain lead-based paint. If the paint is chipping, peeling, or otherwise deteriorating, or if you want to remodel, hire a certified abatement worker to remove or contain contaminated paint. Use door mats, remove shoes at the door, and vacuum and clean regularly to reduce lead that accumulates in house dust.
Protect drinking water. Avoid exposure to lead that may be leaching from plumbing by flushing your cold water pipes (run water until it becomes as cold as it will get) before drinking, and only use cold water for drinking or cooking.
Avoid PVC. Choose alternatives to products made of PVC, which often contain lead, especially for items that are likely to come into direct contact with children's hands and mouths, such as toys, teethers, and lunchboxes. Old toys and furniture made prior to 1978 may also contain lead-based paint. For consumer product safety information and recalls for lead products, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission's website.
Watch for lead in dishware. Do not use old, imported, or homemade ceramic dishware, unless you know that the glazes do not contain lead. Avoid leaded crystal, as well as imported food cans, which can contain lead solder.
Make sure medicines are free of toxic metals. Some home remedies, as well as drugs and cosmetics, can contain these metals. Look at ingredient lists, talk to your doctor, and avoid folk remedies and other medicines that contain lead, arsenic, or mercury.
Be cautious with mercury-containing products. When possible, choose products without mercury, such as digital thermostats and thermometers. Be careful not to break fluorescent light bulbs, mercury thermometers, or other household items containing liquid mercury. These products release harmful mercury vapors when broken. If they do break, use appropriate clean-up methods (see the EPA's web site).
Check paints and art supplies. Avoid paints containing mercury compounds, which are still found in some paints as pigments. Also avoid lead solder and artists' paints and glazes that contain lead. Information on some products containing these ingredients is available from the Household Products Database. Otherwise, ask the manufacturer.
Skip herbicides with arsenic. Avoid arsenic-containing herbicides, which have ingredients listed as monosodium methanearsonate (MSMA), calcium acid methanearsonate, or cacodylic acid.
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(Editors's Note: This is the third in a series of articles concerning the uranium industry and it's effect on the future of San Juan County and the Colorado Plateau. This week, we look at the industry from a world-wide perspective.)
The world-wide interest in uranium is staggering. Google "uranium" and you will find over 400,000 articles and web sites to peruse. Google "uranium in San Juan County, Utah" and you have over 17,000 pieces to examine.
At the present time, there are 439 uranium-using nuclear power generating stations creating electricity in the world. They operate in 41 different countries. These power plants produce 16 percent of the world's electrical power.
Internationally, there are another 34 new reactors being built (as of March 10, 2008), 93 are on order, and 222 others are in the planning and licensing stages.
The United States has not built a single nuclear power plant since the Three Mile Island Incident in the early 1970's. The 103 operating nuclear power plants built prior to that time in the U. S. have performed well, producing 20 percent of the total electrical needs of the nation. They have not put greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and today they produce electricity for less per kilowatt hour than coal fired power plants.
While the resistance to building nuclear reactors in this country is lessening, there are still major hurdles to overcome in order to build a new atomic generating facility. Obtaining an operating license still takes years, despite the government and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's efforts to streamline the process.
President Bush has said on several occasions that searching for alternative sources of fuel is a national security priority, as well as an economic necessity. Bush told an energy conference in Washington on March 5 that "some countries we get oil from don't particularly like us. They don't like the form of government we embrace. They don't believe in the same freedoms we believe in. And that is a problem from a national security perspective for the United States and any other nation that values its economic and national sovereignty."
He went on to say that nuclear power must play a significant role in the future of power generation in this country and the world if we hope to curtail the greenhouse gases being released into the atmosphere by fossil fuel power plants.
Twenty-two new nuclear power plants are in line for licenses in this country currently, with many more being planned. There is one on the drawing boards for Central Utah. San Juan County has already committed some of its water rights out of the San Juan River to the developers of this new plant.
A negative aspect about the 35-year moratorium this country has had on our nuclear power program is that other countries, such as France and Japan, who continued with their atomic programs uninterrupted today occupy the positions of world leadership in the industry.
France's top export is nuclear technology. Their expertise brings tens of billions of dollars to their economy annually. Had the U. S. stayed with its nuclear program, the rest of the world would be beating a path to our door today instead of going elsewhere.
Japan is the only nation on earth which currently has the ability to cast the reactor vessels (the 42-foot, egg-shaped containers at the core of a reactor). Japan Steel Works has a four year back log on reactor cores right now. Unless an American company suddenly develops the ability to produce reactor cores, all of our new nuclear power plants will begin in Japan.
Dan Barber, a former Monticello resident who spent many years as a uranium miner, wrote recently and expressed sentiments which reflect those of many people in this country.
A few of Dan's thoughts:
"I couldn't agree more that nuclear (or as George W. would say, 'nucular') HAS to be this country's future source of electricity."
"Those who say communism is dead… not true. It has found a new home in the militant environmentalism movement.
"We are now confronted by the will of the few over the masses. They are convincing the gullible in government and the electorate that their approach to the energy solution is the only correct one… which is no oil/gas exploration, no more coal-fired generating plants and they are even pushing to decommission Glen Canyon Dam and other American dams.
"And though more people died in the back seat of Ted Kennedy's car than in all the nuclear power plants in America, nuclear power to the WACCO extremists is still a no-no."
However, many of the nuclear power fear mongers of the past may be coming around. Every time a chunk of ice seven times the size of Manhatten falls into the ocean (like the one that did last week in Antarctica) the atom looks a little better to those who crippled the nuclear power industry in the United States for the last three decades.
While anything nuclear is still a dance with the devil to many environmentalists, they have to pick the lesser of the world's perceived evils and at the present time global warming seems to have dislodged the atom from the top of their "no-no" list.
Next week we look at some of the exciting things happening right here in San Juan County as a result of the changes in national and international attitudes toward the nuclear power industry.
Much has happened in the last two years, since we did our first series. Most of the exciting things happening all around us are known only to those in the industry.
Next week we look ahead to what some say will be the biggest bonanza ever in San Juan County and much of the Colorado Plateau. Take a look at the facts and draw your own conclusions in next week's final installment.


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Trappings and Suits…Beth Merriman on Costuming HAMLET
Beth Merriman always has a change of clothes with her. Granted, it might be a vintage dress that she would like Jennifer Eve Thorn or Debra Wanger to wear onstage, but nevertheless Beth's bags are usually stuffed with outfits.
As the costume designer for Intrepid's upcoming production of Hamlet, Beth is used to toting wardrobe with her at all times – at the moment, the pieces in her pocket range from flowing and feminine to military and structured – all reflective the 1930s. This will be the ninth show she has designed for Intrepid, and she admits that one of the best parts is mixing things up with different historical eras. Thankfully, the Bard provides a backdrop against which the design choices at Intrepid have plenty of room for creativity.
While the basic palate for the company's Shakespeare productions has always been modern,"we've started experimenting with different time periods," says Beth. "It's always a challenge and I never know what's going to happen."
One of her favorite productions to design for was the recently successful A Midsummer Night's Dream: the Musical, which was set in the doo wop era of the 1960s. Hamlet will be created in a world of the 1930s old Hollywood glamour.
"Christy [Yael, the director] wanted to give it a little bit of a romantic feel," says Beth. "That Hollywood image really makes the story shine."
It is an important part of the Intrepid's mission statement that nothing interfere with the language of the plays – the story is created through the text first, only to be supplemented with production design. In this case, this pre-war era adds to the story, rather than distract the audience's understanding of it. "We all kind of know Hamlet – vaguely for some people and intimately for some other people," says Beth. "This design helps make it comfortable for us to go and enjoy the story. We don't want the costumes to get in the way."
With the parallels between the Danish royal family and golden-era movie star celebrity, the costuming choices can illuminate the story through the recreation of this familiar period in our history. To dig into this era, Beth had to delve deep into her research books and the internet, picking and choosing images that would help inspire her wardrobe choices. (View Beth's Pinterest page for Hamlet to see some of her inspiration.)
The choices also help support the idea that this is a closed set – the characters who live in the palace exist apart from the rest of the world and move entirely within in their own circles of influence, free from outside interference. Similarly, the claustrophobic bubble of Hollywood fame can elicit a feeling of isolation that is pertinent to movement of the plot.
The costuming also helps illuminate each character's journey through this story – the palates changing and shifting with each twist and turn. "We do play with color and we do take each character's arc in the play into consideration," says Beth, alluding to the fact that no one really ends up in the same place that he or she started, especially in Hamlet.
To support this, Beth chooses color very carefully. "I always have to check with the set designer beforehand," she says, in this case referring to talented Sean Fanning. "Since the set is very monochromatic, I wanted brighter colors onstage so that the characters pop a bit."
Giving life to the canon of Shakespeare plays is always a different experience, depending on the play and the company. Having worked at theaters in Wisconsin, and locally here at The Old Globe and at Asian-American Rep, Beth is happy to have found a creative home working with Intrepid.
"It's always a challenge and it's always fun and I get weird texts in the middle of the night," says Beth. "But Intrepid is a place where I've really been able to spread my wings." – T.T.
Hamlet opens February 2 at the Clayton E. Liggett Theatre in Encinitas.
Tickets can be purchased here.


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Farmingdale State - 3, Mount Saint Mary - 1
NEWBURGH, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State College women's soccer team won their sixth consecutive Skyline Title this afternoon, posting a 3-1 victory in the Skyline Championship game over Mount Saint Mary (16-3-1). Sophomore defender Andrea Kiefer (Centereach, N.Y.) was named the MVP of the Tournament, after scoring the game-winner in the semifinals and controlling the defense with her solid play throughout. The Rams are now 13-7 and will represent the conference in the 2012 NCAA Division III Tournament.
Mount freshman Shanice Robe (Valley Stream, N.Y.), who leads the Nation in scoring, struck first. With two defenders on and her back to the goal, Robe turned and fired a lofty shot into the back of the net to put the Knights up, 1-0, just eight minutes into the game. In the 24th minute the Rams responded to even the score, 1-1. Freshman Shannon Murphy (North Babylon, N.Y.) dribbled down the left side of the field and sent a cross into the box, where senior Christina Merrill (Levittown, N.Y.) directed the ball into the top right corner of the goal.
In the opening minutes of the second half, the Mount nearly regained the lead as junior Tara McDermott (Tewskbury, N.J.) fired a shot on net and the rebound on the save went to Mount sophomore Nicole Gianotti (Massapequa Park, N.Y.), who sent the ball back towards the goal. Gianotti's shot deflected off the post and traveled out of bounds to keep the Knights and Rams deadlocked at 1-1.
The Rams added their second goal of the day, which proved to be the game-winner, in the 54th minute. Freshman Ashlee Thompson (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) received the ball at the top of the box and passed it ahead to senior Corine Magee (Mastic, N.Y.), who finished her shot to the left side of the goal, putting the Rams on top, 2-1.
Less than four minutes after Magee's tally, Thompson scored to account for the Rams' third of the day. Merrill sent a cross sailing from the right side and Thompson one touched the ball into the top right corner, past the reach of Mount freshman goalkeeper Abigail McQuillen (Greenville, N.Y.).
Despite holding a commanding 13-3 advantage in shots during the second half, the Knights were unable to find the back of the net.
McQuillen recorded one save on the Rams' four shots on goal for the day, while Blair tallied four saves on the Knights' five shots on goal.
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Nightmare in Orange
So now we know what cultivated people see in their worst nightmares: Recep Ivedik. He's a boor, a bore and a badmouth, fiddles with his crotch, and carries his paunch like a trophy. Dressed often enough in an absolutely tasteless orange shirt, he throws out comments which make you want to shrivel with embarrassment. He bellows at us that, if he can't get a job, it's because the special nature of his DNA makes him unsuitable for employment. He's far too touchy anyway. He's a fat guy who doesn't know what to do with his weight.
But they're storming the cinemas – everybody wants to see him. Well, perhaps not everybody: there are some people who say, if I want to see someone who's just like the janitor of my building, I don't need to buy a ticket for the cinema – which is an insult to the nation's janitors – either that, or a compliment, depending on how you take it.
Tensions between social opposites as a source of humour
Anyway, he's cult. Recep Ivedik was the most successful film hero of 2008, and now less than a year later, there's "Recep Ivedik 2", which is once more breaking all Turkish box office records. Ivedik is family entertainment – a fact which is not much affected by the film's over-12 age restriction, since everyone seems to take a rather relaxed view of that. The ban on Ivedik for the young is supposed to protect them from his vulgar language. Turkish film critics find Ivedik's huge popularity quite embarrassing.
But that's part of the concept of this character. Recep Ivedik's main feature is a mouth into which he can put his foot. He has a real wit, which he uses to exploit the social contradictions in Turkish society, rather like the traditional Turkish shadow puppet figure Karagöz. In Ivedik's case, it's all to do with the obvious class differences in modern Turkey. He's confronted with a world in which a stupid, stubborn creature like himself can only fail.
This bear of a man, with facial hair which looks like sideburns of a Neanderthal, doesn't know that it's not done to order Kurdish mountain tea in Starbucks. In a sushi bar, he spreads a thick layer of hot horseradish wasabi on his bread; when he visits an Istanbul yoga club where all the other customers are as skinny as a rake, he doesn't fit on any of the mats; he goes to a party at which westernised advertising professionals are wearing little black dresses, but he's dressed in an Anatolian dragon suit.
In the world of the "white Turks"
This portrait of a Turkish lout is obviously exaggerated, and scarcely anyone is going to identify with it directly. What people can identify with is not so much the person himself as the embarrassing situations with which he is confronted, and in which he is always the underdog. Millions of people have come from the countryside to the big cities of Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir and they feel a distance between them and the brave new world of the "white Turks", the urban elite. One can't fail to see in Turkey how far apart the upper middle class is from the army of cheap labour which makes its life so easy.
But it would be a bit rich to interpret Recep Ivedik as a social romantic, challenging the new Turkish consumerism. His creator has planned the mass success of his figure carefully, and he's anything but a fool. Sahan Gökbakar was born in 1980 in Izmir and studied music and art at the renowned Bilkent University in Ankara, graduating with one of the best grades of his year. And then he started working on television comedy shows.
Ivedik was one of the characters he created: a man who isn't aware of the rules of society, and who therefore repeatedly breaks them, trying to get himself out of every awkward situation by loutish behaviour. He's a sad hero – a macho who's really his grandmother's pet.
A friend from work dressed up as a bride
This grandmother – and this is all the film's plot amounts to – expects him to get a job and earn the respect of his fellows. He's also supposed to get married. His attempts at getting a job and social status fail dismally, but not for want of trying. He takes jobs as a pizza delivery man, drug salesman, airline steward and supermarket checkout clerk. In that job he annoys everyone with his comments about contraceptives – one certainly can't say that he's prudish – until they throw him out.
Recep Ivedik tries his luck with a cyberflirt, but he has no success with women either. So, at his grandmother's deathbed, he presents a friend from work wearing a disguise as his new bride. She dies happy, and Recep looks forward to opening her treasure chest, which has been promised to him if he fulfils his three tasks. But the chest is empty, except for a photo of his grandmother, grinning. This is the best scene in the film, where the promise of consumerism is replaced with a declaration of love.
The success of Turkish cinema
"I get my rewards from the audiences, I don't need any other prizes from anyone," Gökbakar is quoted as saying by the Turkish newspaper Zaman. His films are directed by his equally self-confident 25-year-old brother Togan. Theirs are not the only Turkish films to be rewarded by the public. Almost 40 percent of cinema tickets in Turkey are for local productions – which is a dream compared to other European countries.
As well as slapstick and the internationally respected art-house films, Turkey has developed another genre which is currently making lots of money: films which deal with historical material, and which often break taboos. The latest is "Güz Sancisi" ("Autumn Pains") by the director Tomris Giritlioglu. The film tells of a Turkish mob uprising against Istanbul Greeks in 1955. The film has attracted 540,000 viewers since it opened in Turkey on January 23rd. And that's another sensation.
Christine Schlötzer
© Süddeutsche Zeitung / Qantara.de 2009
Rece Ivedik 2. Turkey 2009 - Director: Togan Gökbakar. With Sahan Gökbakar. 114 minutes.
Turkish Cinema
A Nation and Cinema Industry Divided
In the 1970s, Turkey's Yesilcam studios churned out 300 films every year. Nowadays, production has slowed to between twelve and twenty films per annum. The reasons for the crisis in Turkey's film production sector are manifold. Amin Farzanefar reports
Turkish Cinema
The Mirror of Social Change
Today's modern Turkish film industry - multi-faceted, complex, innovative, is also home to a new wave of directors whose films no longer shy away from the politically or socially sensitive. Amin Farzanefar takes a front-row seat
Nuri Bilge Ceylan's "Three Monkeys"
Turkish Melancholy and Submission to Fate
Nuri Bilge Ceylan's new film once again probes the motif of hopelessness and thereby touches upon an age-old Turkish theme. Amin Farzanefar on the Cannes prize-winning melodrama "Three Monkeys"


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Authorities to Push School Zone Enforcement Next Week
Three law enforcement agencies will work together next week on School Zone Enforcement and Safety Week in Sioux Falls.
Police Captain Greg VandeKamp says Sioux Falls Police, the Lincoln County Sheriff's office and the South Dakota Highway Patrol will saturate all school zones in the city:
The City of Sioux Falls included the following on their website:
The Sioux Falls Police Department, partnered with the South Dakota Highway Patrol and the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office, will be conducting a multijurisdictional saturation of all school zones within the city of Sioux Falls. Several additional officers will work each day during school hours, focusing on speed enforcement and accident avoidance, in hopes of providing a safer environment for our children and the motoring public.
VandeKamp says officers will work in complaint zones during other parts of the day. They also wanted to remind drivers that "the speed limit within a school zone is 15 mph and they are encouraged to slow down and stay aware of their surroundings while operating a vehicle near a school."


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The Gadsden Civil Service Board on Friday approved the hiring of 20 firefighters, but one board member expressed concerns that two of the candidates hired had admitted to previous drug use and one had sold drugs.
The Gadsden Civil Service Board on Friday approved the hiring of 20 firefighters, but one board member expressed concerns that two of the candidates hired had admitted to previous drug use and one had sold drugs.
The board approved the hirings on a 3-0 vote, with Jason Stinson abstaining over the drug issue. It discussed the hirings for about an hour in executive session before voting.
Chairwoman Marion Ford did not attend the meeting.
Board member Alice Pruett in making a motion to approve the hirings said two applicants had admitted to drug use, with one having admitted to smoking marijuana earlier this year. The other admitted to smoking marijuana in the past and using cocaine several years ago. That applicant had also admitted to selling marijuana.
Pruett said the candidate had tested well, and has a good future and would be a good firefighter, adding that under the circumstances, "We need these people hired."
The two will be monitored closely for drug use as conditions for their hiring, Pruett said, and if they have any problems, "they will be out immediately."
Personnel Director Jerry Gladden said they will undergo monthly random drug testing for a year.
Board member Jim Roberts said those hired are under a six-month probationary period and drug tests are done on all employees. He said any discharges "would be quick and swift."
Board member Billy Billingsley said, "I'd like to hire perfect people, but there are very few perfect people in this world, and young people are going to make mistakes. I was young and I made mistakes, I don't know anybody in here that ... probably has not made a mistake. We just have to deal with what we've got in the situation we are in right now."
Stinson said he supported hiring 18 of the 20 applicants, but didn't want to hire the two who had admitted to previous drug use. He said he didn't want to vote against the hiring of the other applicants, so he did not vote.
He said he didn't think he would be a "good steward of my community" by voting on the motion. He said there were other qualified, higher-ranked applicants who did not have drug issues, and they should have been considered.
Gladden said the city started with a hiring pool of about 30 applicants, but not all of them passed the screening process.
The hirings represent almost one-sixth of the department's 122 firefighters and will bring the department to full strength after retirements this year.
Most stemmed from a city buyout program in July to encourage retirements. Others decided to retire before Jan. 1 because of changes in retiree insurance.
Eleven of the new hires are certified firefighters who will begin work as soon as possible — some next week. One of the certified firefighters previously had worked for the city and was reinstated.
Nine applicants will begin work Jan. 4 because of budget issues and will have to go through training.
Two of the new hires were blacks who because of a court settlement are hired on a one-to-one ratio with white applicants. They were the only black applicants who passed the screening.
Hired were Stephen Blagovich, John Brown, Leslie Brown, Ricky Collie, Ryan Coley, Dexter Davis, Chris Dillard, James Dillard, Jerry Eaton, David Esskuchen, Joshua Henson, Tim Keener, Levi Mills, Joshua Nabors, Kyle Nelson, Cameron Parnell, Chris Pate, Ben Ponder, Bobby Ridgeway and Matthew Roberts.
The board also approved new commanders and drivers to replace retirees. Fire Chief Stephen Carroll recommended and the board approved promoting drivers Craig Chappell, Charlie Ethridge, Jimmy Gann, Elliot Rowan, Scott Royal and Travis Ulbrich to commander. It approved promoting firefighters Justin Campbell, Eric Estes, Andy Hiti, Heath Smith, Ramey Waters and Justin Zemo to driver.


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Society of Petroleum Engineers Chapter Wins National Award
SOCORRO, N.M. September 4, 2012 – The Roswell Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers will be awarded an Excellence Award from the national chapter this fall.
The Roswell Section includes all of southern New Mexico, including Tech. Further,
"This is huge," said Karen Balch, board member and secretary of the Petroleum Engineering Department at Tech. "This award is great for our section and great for students. It's recognition nationwide – even worldwide – that we are innovative."
Board member J.J. McGlasson said he was surprised to win the award.
"I thought it must have been a typo," he said, chuckling. "I believe that our annual report, which Karen creates, opened their eyes that, even though we are a small chapter, our activities and our collaborations with the Tech student chapter are significant."
The award is based on the chapter's professional activities, including seminars and workshops, community service, student outreach and collaboration with other organizations. The local group hosts regular seminars and fosters interaction between petroleum producers, students and researchers.
McGlasson, who is an engineer at Elite Well Services in Artesia, N.M., said the Roswell section sponsors a distinguished lecturer series throughout the year, inviting industry specialists to provide updates on new technology or methods. The chapter also offers periodic field trips for Tech students to observe drilling rigs, fracking jobs or the daily operations.
"When I was a student at Tech, we didn't have a whole lot of industry correspondence," McGlasson said. "I missed out on that. As such, I try to give back to the department as much as possible."
The Roswell section offers scholarships to Tech students and recently resurrected its fund-raising golf tourney to support those efforts.
Balch said the Roswell section is one of the smaller groups in the region, which includes Texas and the Gulf Cost. The Roswell section has 85 to 100 members, while larger sections have more than 3,000 members.
"We were competing with much larger sections and we beat them," she said. "It's pretty neat and I was ecstatic to hear that we won."
In addition to Balch and McGlasson, other board members include Dr. Tom Engler, Dean of Engineering at New Mexico Tech; Dr. Robert Balch, scientist at the PRRC; Dr. Michael Kelly, scientist at PRRC; and Vidya Bammidi, engineer with Ultratech Frac Services in Midland, Texas.
The Techies will receive the award at the Society's Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition in San Antonio on October 7.
By Thomas Guengerich/New Mexico Tech


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COC Launches Annual Vocal Competition for Ensemble Studio
Toronto, Ontario – For the first time in the history of the Canadian Opera Company, the final auditions for singers seeking to join the Ensemble Studio training program will be made public through the launch of an annual vocal competition. The inaugural COC Ensemble Studio Competition takes place on Nov. 28, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, with the winners garnering offers of highly-prized positions in the 2012/2013 Ensemble Studio.
"The COC is committed to developing the next generation of Canadian opera stars," COC General Director Alexander Neef notes. "Over its 30-year history, the Ensemble Studio has allowed young Canadian artists to receive internationally competitive training while staying in their home country, which we recognize as crucial to the development of the art form in Canada. With the creation of the Ensemble Studio Competition, the public is invited to be a part of the singers' professional journeys from the very beginning as it shines a spotlight on emerging artists in a substantial and significantway."
The Ensemble Studio audition process, open only to Canadian citizens and landed immigrants, takes COC administrators across Canada and into the U.S. for preliminary auditions in Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto and New York. The new COC Ensemble Studio Competition is the final round of auditions, with approximately 10 – 15 singers performing in front of a public audience and COC judges, including Alexander Neef, General Director; Roberto Mauro, Artistic Administrator; Sandra Gavinchuk, Music Administrator; and Liz Upchurch, Head of the Ensemble Studio. Along with guest panellists, they will deliberate on location and announce the competition winners at the conclusion of the event. Ticket information and other details will be released at a later date.
The COC Ensemble Studio Competition is presented in part by the Estate of Horst Dantz & Don Quick and RBC Foundation.
About the Ensemble Studio
The members of the Ensemble Studio are the COC's resident artists and are important ambassadors for the company. Since its inception in 1980, over 150 young professional Canadian singers, opera coaches, stage directors and conductors have acquired their first major professional operatic experience through the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio. Former members include Ben Heppner, Isabel Bayrakdarian, John Fanning, Wendy Nielsen, David Pomeroy, Joseph Kaiser, Lauren Segal and Krisztina Szabó.
Members of the Ensemble Studio receive a blend of advanced study and practical experience through an individually-tailored, multi-year program, involving understudying and performing mainstage roles, intensive vocal coaching, language and acting studies, and career skills development, as well as participation in masterclasses with internationally-renowned opera professionals.
The Ensemble Studio is generously supported by the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage, ARIAS (The Canadian Student Opera Development Fund), in loving memory of Mr. George R. Bishop from his family & friends, John A. Cook Young Artist Development Fund, in honour of Earlaine Collins, in honour of Ninalee Craig, Estate of Horst Dantz and Don Quick, Michael & Lora Gibbens, Ethel Harris, Audrey S. Hellyer Charitable Foundation, Peter & Hélène Hunt, Patrick & Barbara Keenan, Hal Jackman Fund at the Ontario Arts Foundation, Jo Lander, Ruby Mercer Fund, George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Foundation, Roger D. Moore Ensemble Studio Endowment Fund, RBC Foundation, Katalin Schäfer, in honour of Colleen Sexsmith, Slaight Family, John Stratton Trust, William & Phyllis Waters, and an anonymous donor.
About the Canadian Opera Company
Based in Toronto, the Canadian Opera Company is the largest producer of opera in Canada and one of the five largest in North America. The COC enjoys a loyal audience support-base and one of the highest attendance and subscription rates in North America. The COC celebrates its 62nd anniversary during the 11/12 season. Under its leadership team of General Director Alexander Neef and Music Director Johannes Debus, the COC is increasingly capturing the opera world's attention. The COC maintains its international reputation for artistic excellence and creative innovation by creating new productions within its diverse repertoire, collaborating with leading opera companies and festivals, and attracting the world's foremost Canadian and international artists. The COC performs in its own opera house, the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, hailed internationally as one of the finest in the world. Designed by Diamond and Schmitt Architects, the Four Seasons Centre opened in 2006, and is also the performance venue for The National Ballet of Canada. For more information on the Canadian Opera Company, please visit its award-winning website, coc.ca.
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The winter has been unseasonably warm, with Quahog diggers out on the mud flats at low tide in the middle of February. They scatter over the landscape, the afternoon light low on the horizon and it looks like a scene from the Breugel-era, all hand tools, muscle and community. This warm weather is great for long walks, photographing and construction projects. As you know from this blog, I am deeply embroiled in all three, so this continuing good weather is particularly appreciated.
Construction progress is good, and we are on schedule to re-open the main floor of the Woods Hole Inn in April and the new rooms in May. The new rooms are really shaping up — tile went into the bathrooms last week, and the floors were sanded over the weekend so that the vintage tubs can travel up from New Bedford mid-week and find their new homes on shiny wooden floors.
Doors went in this week, decks are finished, and carpenters are working on the trim around the door frames. The painters were there all last week, priming the walls. They will be back next week for a finish coat.
On the third floor, we have been delayed by the insulation sub-contractor, who is supposed to blow this open-cell foam around the edges of the building sealing everything up like a styrofoam cup. I guess he is busy which is great for him, not so great for us. Fingers crossed on this one.
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Doors ready for installation…
Decks finished and waiting for their railings…
Foam blown into most places, but not complete yet…and no drywall until this is finished.
New inn rooms primed and ready for window trim…much of which was salvaged as we opened the place up in the fall.
So as I take my walks in this unseasonably warm winter, I am gratified by the pace of hard work happening at the Inn. Next winter, these rooms will be full of people taking winter walks and enjoying these incredible sunsets:
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HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — Eric Maynor was forced to watch the Oklahoma City Thunder's run through the Western Conference and to The Finals like the rest of us, from the sidelines in street clothes. A knee injury cost the Thunder point guard his chance at making a significant on-court contribution to the cause.
But he's back now and seemingly better than ever, working as the Thunder's resident wild card after a summer spent growing what's already in the fold as opposed to adding new pieces to what Thunder fans hope is a championship-ready roster.
Derek Fisher was used in this same position last season, and proved to be particularly valuable in the postseason. He was only keeping the spot warm for Maynor, who reportedly faces a serious challenge for playing time from Reggie Jackson.
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Anna and Carlos' first child Vincent suffers from a rare form of cancer. Doctors explain to Anna and Carlos that chemotherapy could potentially cure Vincent's type of cancer, but there is no guarantee this mode of treatment would work in his particular case. Another option is a bone marrow transplant, which involves killing Vincent's cells that do not work correctly and replacing them with healthy cells from someone else. If successful, the bone marrow transplant could cure Vincent of the cancer. However, for this treatment to work, the donor's tissue type would have to be a very close match to Vincent's, which is very rare.
Anna and Carlos desperately want Vincent to have a bone marrow transplant, but neither of their tissue types are close enough to Vincent's to work. The doctor tells them they could have a second child, and, if this child's cells match Vincent's, the new baby could donate cells from its umbilical cord blood to complete a bone marrow transplant.
Anna and Carlos decide to go ahead and have a second child, whom they name Thomas. At the time of Thomas' birth, doctors collect the blood from his umbilical cord for possible use in Vincent's bone marrow transplant. The parents are overjoyed to learn that the baby's tissue is indeed a good match for Vincent's, but doctors caution that this treatment, while more successful than chemotherapy, still does not guarantee a cure. They caution that Vincent may need further tissue donations from Thomas later in life that require more invasive procedures, such as removal of bone marrow or organ donations, such as a kidney transplant.
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- What would you think if Vincent needs a second bone marrow donation when Thomas is 8, and Thomas decides he doesn't want to participate because he is afraid of the needles involved?


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LONDON — The eyes of the world were on the Olympics and Usain Bolt Sunday night, and that includes those of the U.S. Men's Senior National Team.
As star-studded a group as they are, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James are the only athletes competing here that could rival Bolt for global recognition right now, the need to witness history on the track in the fastest 100 meters race was a must.
"This is the biggest event of them all right here," James told the Associated Press shortly before Bolt's Olympic-record sprint to glory. "The whole world is going to watch this tonight."
Pretty much.
There is a mutual admiration among so many of the world's elite athletes that permeates this competition. They finally get a chance to interact with each other at the venues and in the Olympic Village.
From 100 meter bronze medalist Justin Gatlin and other members of the U.S. track and field team showing up in the stands to support James, Bryant and the crew when they whipped Tunisia to members of the basketball team showing up at everything from beach volleyball to swimming to women's basketball to tennis (Bryant caused a particular stir at Wimbledon over the weekend), this is one of those rare occasions when they can all enjoy each other competing at the highest level.
"It's just a recognition of all of the hard work, of a job well done to get here and be able to represent your country," Bryant said of what draws these athletes from different disciplines to each other. "In Beijing we got a chance to see Michael Phelps in action live and I told all of these guys that we had to do more of that this time. When you look back years from now and tell your kids that you were at the Olympics, you want to be able to tell them you saw history being made."
Kevin Love took Bryant's words to heart, and has been on a mission since setting foot on British soil to document every magical moment of the team's trip — Twitter and the popular photo-sharing app Instagram being his weapons of choice.
Working around their own practice and competition schedule, Love said they haven't missed much. Sometimes they go in pairs, but more often in larger groups, hustling to make sure they witness as much as they can.
"I was all in from the moment we met up in Las Vegas for training camp," Love said. "But I really think it hit me at the opening ceremonies. Once you are inside that stadium and you see the athletes from every country walking in and those flags waving. It's hard not to get caught up in the Olympics. Obviously, our first priority here is to take care of business and win a gold medal. But you don't get here and not take advantage of the entire experience. You have to enjoy this time in whatever ways you can."
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Nintendo Co. said Monday that it sold more than 400,000 units of the Wii U in its first week on the market – effectively selling out the new console at retail outlets.
The trick now for the videogame pioneer will be to keep that momentum flowing through the holiday season and beyond. In an interview with MarketWatch on Monday, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime said the company is working "very aggressively" to get more units onto store shelves. He said the company learned much from its launch of the Wii console six years ago, as that device was under-supplied relative to demand for much of its first year on the market.
"We're also working on making sure the first half of 2013 is strong," he said, noting that the company has more game titles coming out by March for the system, including a long-awaited sequel to its popular "Pikmin" franchise. "For us, this is a long term proposition."
Indeed, news of big initial sales of the Wii U will not come as a surprise to analysts, who previously predicted that Nintendo's dedicated fan base would juice initial sales of the console, even given its premium pricing over the older Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles this holiday season.
The question facing Nintendo is whether it can turn the Wii U into a highly profitable platform like its predecessor, given the rapidly shifting market that has ushered in cheap games on smartphones and tablets. The Wii U will also likely face increased competition next year with new consoles expected from Sony and Microsoft .
Nintendo has rolled out more than 5,000 in-store demo kiosks for the Wii U across the country, to give perspective customers a chance to try the console's unique dual-screen gaming with its GamePad controller. The company has also launched a TV advertising campaign, though Fils-Aime said "the overall level of marketing investment is comparable to Wii when inflation adjusted."
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - For more than 130 Korean War veterans from western Iowa, last Wednesday's Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C., rekindled some old, but not forgotten memories and emotions.
The veterans spent the day in our nation's capital, touring the city and visiting military memorials, most notably the Korean War Memorial, built on their behalf and the more than 33,000 Americans who lost their lives and the 103,000-plus who were injured between 1950-1953 in what's often been called the "Forgotten War."
"It is beautiful," Korean War veteran Dave Barnes of Red Oak said of the memorial. "It brings back a lot of memories."
The Korean Memorial is widely considered the most unique military memorial in Washington as it features 19 stainless steel statues of an advance party of Army, Navy, Marine and Air Force members making their way through juniper bushes – symbolic of the rice paddies of Korea. The men depicted in the statues are wearing ponchos as a reminder of the often wet and cold conditions the troops endured during the war.
Most Korean War veterans are in their late 70s or early-mid 80s and many on the Western Iowa Honor Flight were seeing the military memorials for the first time.
"It's beautiful," Korea veteran Robert Goodwin of Glenwood said. "I've been to Washington, D.C., but that was before they built the Korean and World War II memorials."
Fellow Korea veteran Ed Whitcomb of Glenwood was also impressed by the memorial.
"It's the only one like this," Whitcomb said. "It's very nice."
In addition to the Korean War Memorial, the Honor Flight participants also spent time at the Vietnam, World War II and Iwo Jima Memorials. At Arlington National Cemetery, they witnessed the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
"I'm really impressed by everything," Barnes said. "The Korean and Iwo Jima memorials, I think, are the best."
The Korean War Honor Flight was the first for western Iowa, organized as a result of the popularity of World War II Honor Flights that took place in 2008-2009. Private donations funded the Honor Flight, which included a dinner in Omaha for veterans and spouses the night before the event. The whirlwind visit to D.C. began with breakfast at 2:30 a.m., followed by a 6 a.m. chartered flight from Omaha to Washington, D.C., a full day of sightseeing in Washington and a return flight from Dulles Airport at 8:30 p.m. It was close to midnight by the time the memorable day had ended.
Meals were provided throughout the trip and Honor Flight guardians were available for any veterans in need of assistance.
"I was never treated so nice in my life," Korea veteran Theron Michaelsen of Malvern said.
Fellow veterans Ernie Spiker of Malvern and Henry Elliott of Red Oak echoed Michaelsen's thoughts.
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New York, NY (2/21/13) - Last night, DiBella Entertainment presented a seven-bout card before a packed house at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City.
Headlining the card was WBA #10 junior welterweight contender Thomas Dulorme taking on Eddie Brooks in an eight-round contest.
Dulorme was returning to the ring for the first time since his first pro defeat to top-rated welterweight contender Carlos Abregu and campaigning in a new lighter weight class. The bout was contest at a catch-weight of 143lbs., although Brooks came in overweight, tipping the scales at 148 lbs.
Boxing insiders were curious to see how the highly-touted Dulorme would respond coming off his first defeat, and the Puerto Rican impressed in a major way.
Dulorme came out looking like a man on a mission. Dulorme stalked Brooks from the outset, before landing a beautiful counter right hand, flush on the jaw of Brooks, dropping him hard. Brooks attempted to beat the count, only to crumble to the canvas yet again. The official time of the stoppage was 1:35 of the very first round.
Dulorme improved to 17-1, 13KO's, with the victory. Look for Dulorme to be in a significant fight in the junior welterweight division very soon.
In the co-feature bout of the evening, Ivan Redkach, of Los Angeles, improved to 14-0, 12 KOs, scoring a KO at 2:06 of the very first round against Sergio Rivera, now 27-11-2, 17 KOs. Scheduled for eight rounds in the lightweight division, the knockout artist Redkach came out of his corner like a tornado, throwing fast combinations to the head and body. Body shots bent Rivera in half and the southpaw Redkach followed up with uppercuts to the chin that dropped his foe for the full count.
Brooklyn's "The Notorious" Travis Peterkin handed out a vicious three-round beat-down to Thomas Turner in their scheduled six-round light heavyweight contest.
The Brooklyn-native Peterkin came out firing in the first and didn't let off the gas, as he pummeled Turner, scoring with hellacious shots from both hands.
With Turner taking heavy punishment against the ropes, the referee called a halt to the contest at 2:10 of the third round. With the win, Peterkin improves to a perfect 7-0, 4KO's.
In a battle of junior middleweights, DBE's recently signed 2012 USA Boxing National Champion Patrick Day made Dominique Foster quit after the first round of their scheduled four-round contest.
The Freeport, Long Island-native Day came out firing blistering shots to both the body and head of Foster. Midway through the round, Day landed a crippling left hook to the body that seemed to bother Foster badly. Foster was able to survive the round but between rounds he was complaining of a possible broken rib. Foster had to be escorted out of the ring by both of his cornermen.
With the win, Day improves to 2-0, 2KO's, while Foster drops to 2-2-1.
In his DBE debut, the Bronx's Louis Cruz did not disappoint, scoring a sensational one-punch KO over Demond Brock (3-1, 2KO's).
Brock came out from the opening bell and immediately showed that he had come to fight. Cruz used his jab, switching from orthodox to southpaw, trying to confuse the hard-pressing Brock. However, Brock was clearly the aggressor.
In the second round, Cruz began to find his range behind a stiff jab, but it was another close round with Brock applying constant aggression.
In the third round, Cruz landed a picture-perfect counter left hook that dropped Brock badly. Brock rose to his feet but was in no condition to continue, causing the referee to call a halt to the contest at 1:12 of the third round. With the win, Cruz improves to 2-0, 2KO's.
In a six-round female flyweight bout, Brooklyn's fan-favorite Keisher McLeod-Wells improved to 6-2, 1KO, with an impressive six-round unanimous decision over Canadian Amateur Champion Jacqueline Park, now 1-1. Scorecards read 59-55, and 58-56 twice, all for McLeod-Wells.
In the opening bout of the night, junior lightweight Neuky Santelises came out looking to seek and destroy, as he jumped all over his opponent Denis Madriz. Santelises, from Brooklyn, NY, immediately began scoring with monstrous shots with both hands. With Madriz taking heavy punishment against the ropes, the referee had no choice but to call a halt to the contest. The official time of the stoppage was 46 seconds into the very first round.
With the win, Santelises improved to a perfect 4-0, 3KO's, while Madriz dropped to 0-1-1.


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We're excited about tonight's season five premiere of 'Sons of Anarchy' for a few reasons. The show is awesome, and it's all about badass biker dudes breaking the law and hoping for a better future. Here's another reason we're excited for the show's return – it means we may get to see more of the beautiful Maggie Siff, who plays Tara on the show.
Siff has been on the show since its first season, impressing us with her performance every year and mesmerizing us with her deep, piercing eyes.
The Bronx native kicked off her acting career in 2004 with a role on the NBC show 'Third Watch.' This was after earning a Master in Fine Arts degree from New York University's Tisch School and racking up a number of awards for her stage performances.
Siff has also appeared in the 2010 movie 'Leaves of Grass,' 'Michael Clayton,' and she's also well-known for her portrayal of Rachel Menken Katz on 'Mad Men.'
The 38-year-old actress was nominated for a Critics' Choice Television Award for her work on 'Sons Of anarchy,' and you can see why when the show premieres tonight on FX.