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Finding the name for a tree in the Bornean forest is a pleasurable challenge. There is no guidebook to the tree species of Borneo, and we don't even have a comprehensive checklist (an estimate of the number of known species is 5,000, but it is likely there are many more still undescribed). Instead of turning to a single resource, those seeking to learn the trees of Borneo must accumulate knowledge from a number of different sources. My favorites include:
- E. J. H. Corner's Wayside Trees of Malaya
- The Tree Flora of Malaya
- Peter Ashton's Manual of the Non-Dipterocarp Trees of Sarawak
- P. F. Cockburn's Trees of Sabah, Vols. 1 & 2
- The Tree Flora of Sabah and Sarawak
- Flora Malesiana (for some taxa only)
- Ferry Slik's Plants of Southeast Asia website
- The Plant Observatory website
A recent addition, and without doubt the most beautiful and useful single reference, is Jim LaFrankie's Trees of Tropical Asia. This is a nearly comprehensive account of the genera (ca. 800) of trees in the whole of Southeast Asia, complete with excellent photographs of bark, leaves, flowers, or fruits for most genera. It is a labor of love, having taken Jim many years to complete, and represents the distillation of a vast amount of literature and personal experience (most of the photos were taken by Jim himself). Besides being an invaluable reference, it is very readable, full of significant stories and observations. It reminds me of an up-to-date rendition of some classic nineteenth century natural history work. It was the only (paper) book we took on our expedition. I dipped into it nearly every day, over my morning cup of coffee, seeking insight into some tree we had encountered. Our local team members (particularly Pak Manto) also treasured it; while they could not read the English, the images are so abundant and well-annotated that they were able to teach themselves the scientific name for many taxa.
As an author on a slowly-progressing field guide to the genera of Bornean trees, I often think about the advantages of different formats for field guides. Electronic books have many advantages over paper books: portability, ease of copying (if that is the authors' intention), durability, etc. However, the physical layers between the information and the reader (i.e., the screen and buttons) still limit the quality of experience of a digital book. Using a paper field guide is perhaps the most complex data-access task we perform: frequent use of the index and table of contents, flipping back and forth between figures and text, marking several sections with fingers to compare similar taxa. Our spatial memories are also engaged with a physical book, enabling us to remember the physical location of taxa pages, thus speeding up the use of the guide once we have used it a bit.
I have enjoyed using two e-book readers: the Amazon Kindle and the iRiver Cover Story, but the slow refresh rate of e-ink really limits these gizmos to reading a document from start to finish; flipping back and forth is simply too frustrating. Well-designed HTML web-pages (with cross-linking, a good table-of-contents, and an index) can replicate some of the accessibility of a paper book, but until recently, the only option to view them was to carry a laptop around in the field. Smartphones are wonderfully powerful, and can display complex webpages accurately (and are owned by a large proportion of Indonesians!), but their small screens will always limit the amount of information one can take in with a quick scan. However, in this era of book-sized tablet PCs (Apple iPad, Samsung Galaxy tab, Motorola XOOM, etc.) we may now be able to finally digitally replicate the paper field guide experience. With embedded JavaScript the digital pages can also be more interactive than a paper book could ever be; for instance, by integrating an interactive key into a beautiful book page (interactive keys to date, while useful, look like computer applications rather than books).
Better even than a collection of HTML pages would be to present the digital book using the ePub standard (essentially HTML pages, CSS stylesheets, images, and metadata zipped into to a single file). Unfortunately, included JavaScript is not part of the ePub standard, although it is allowed and does work with several e-book readers, including iBooks for the iPhone and iPad, Kovid Goyal's ebook-viewer (part of the excellent calibre suite), and sigil. I think we have just started to scratch the surface of what digital books might become: they can be as beautiful as printed books, more interactive, and, the ultimate goal for a fieldguide, possibly better equipped to feed information to the reader.

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I always loved the look of him in the Filmation cartoon, and I would love to have yet another member of The Horde. So post here if you would like to see him!
I always loved the look of him in the Filmation cartoon, and I would love to have yet another member of The Horde. So post here if you would like to see him!
Well he would certainly be an interesting origin for where Rio-Blast got his tech. The gun placement is too similar to not mention it, at least. I'm always up for either more Horde, or more dudes packin' guns all over the place, so sure!
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Bring him on! Blast Vs. Rio... old-west shoot-out style!
He could be cool. He looks like the love child of Rio Blast and Marzo.
Absolutely. I think he'd make a great action figure.
I'd buy him but I prefer Rio Blast. They are basically the same character due to the gimmick however Horde > all.
i'm sure he would be cool, but this is one i dont care to have.
I'm sure he could share parts with Rio. He's right up Mattel's alley.
Great idea! First Rio, next this guy.
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Here's another guy they could share parts with...
Absolutely yes! Rio-Blast and Colonel Blast should be arch-enemies!
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He could probably share parts with Horde Troopers too.
I want a Colonel Blast...
Bet Matty would make him a Rio Blast Clone... an EVIL Clone, hence the goatee. (Something something Rio was stranded due to a skirmish with the Horde. Seeing potential in mass producing RB's abilities, Hordak created Colonel Blast using Techno Virus + Ancient Magic cloning stuff... King Hsss ate his brother and he has daddy issues... Evil Lyn released him from the bathroom one day... The door was locked and she unlocked it... or something)
Seriosuly though, it gives Mattel a chance to Reuse RB's "Unique parts" Reuse = Good in Mattyspeak...
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
Why not? More Horde=Good! More new characters=Awesome!
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Can someone provide some history or info on this guy? He's not ringing a bell to me from the toon...
Would love to see this guy added to the ranks of the Horde! Would make the perfect arch-nemesis for Rio Blast!


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Irresistible desire and thrilling suspense combine in this electrifying new Argeneau novel from New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands.
For close to three thousand years the imposing, impossibly handsome Santo Notte has fought in armies across the world and battled his own, more personal enemies. Of all the places he might expect to encounter his life mate, a quiet corner of upstate New York doesn't seem likely. But as soon as he makes contact with history professor Petronella Stone, while hunting down a suspected rogue immortal, he knows that she will be the greatest adventure of his eternal life.
He expects her to be surprised, confused, even overwhelmed. What he doesn't expect is that Pet has a secret history of her own. There's no mistaking the mind-blowing, mutual pleasure they share. But as Pet struggles to protect her nephew from a danger lurking too close to home, Santo realizes there's another threat to her safety—him. And claiming their passionate future will be impossible until he leaves his past behind, forever…
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- White House praises Sen. Olympia Snowe for her bipartisan leadership
- Snowe known as moderate Republican who sometimes votes with Democrats
- Maine GOP chairman says the decision is going to shake up state politics
- She cites the partisan divide in Washington as a reason for retiring
Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine announced Tuesday she will retire rather than seek re-election this year, surprising colleagues and perhaps casting the future of her seat in doubt.
The decision was made "after an extraordinary amount of reflection and consideration," she said in a statement.
Snowe, who turned 65 last week, was first elected to the U.S. House in 1978 and then to the Senate in 1994. She is the first woman to serve in both chambers of a state legislature and the U.S. Congress.
Snowe was known as a moderate who sometimes sided with Democrats in the increasingly partisan environment of Washington politics.
Her statement cited the partisan divide.
"I have no doubt I would have won re-election," Snowe said, describing her political service in Maine and Washington as "an indescribable honor and immeasurable privilege."
While her motivation and sense of responsibility remain, she continued, "I do find it frustrating, however, that an atmosphere of polarization and 'my way or the highway' ideologies has become pervasive in campaigns and in our governing institutions."
"Unfortunately, I do not realistically expect the partisanship of recent years in the Senate to change over the short term," Snowe said. "So at this stage of my tenure in public service, I have concluded that I am not prepared to commit myself to an additional six years in the Senate."
The White House released a statement praising Snowe's bipartisan efforts.
"For almost four decades, Olympia Snowe has served the people of the great state of Maine. ... From her unwavering support for our troops, to her efforts to reform Wall Street, to fighting for Maine's small businesses, Sen. Snowe's career demonstrates how much can be accomplished when leaders from both parties come together to do the right thing for the American people."
Initial reaction from colleagues indicated Snowe's decision was unexpected.
"I was surprised. I know that she's been quite frustrated with the lack of civility in Washington and the fact that she's a bridge builder -- and it was more and more difficult to do that. But we were all surprised here in Maine that she would make the decision," said Maine GOP Chairman Charlie Webster. "It's going to shake things up in Maine politics."
Maine Sen. Susan Collins, a moderate Republican, said she was "devastated" to learn of Snowe's decision not to seek re-election.
"I know this was an incredibly difficult decision for Olympia," said Collins, who lauded Snowe as "a leader who sought solutions, not political advantage."
Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York expressed surprise at the news when told by CNN.
"We'll miss her," Schumer said. "She's a good, good lady and an example of ... sometimes how the roughness of the political world can affect things. She's great, and she'll be missed by people on both sides of the aisle."
With Snowe in the race, two of the top political handicappers -- the Cook Political Report and the Rothenberg Political Report -- had considered the seat "safe Republican" in the November election.
Democrats hold a 53-47 majority in the Senate but are defending 23 of the 33 seats up for grabs in November, including those of two independents who caucus with the Democrats.
Guy Cecil, executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, called Snowe's departure an "unexpected opportunity."
"Maine is now a top pick-up opportunity for Senate Democrats," Cecil said in a statement. "If there is one place in the country that is likely to reject the extreme, anti-middle class, divisive Republican agenda it is Maine. Democrats not only hold a strong registration advantage in the state, but this is a state that the president won by 17 points in 2008 and will likely win by a significant margin this year, as well."
However, Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said his party remains "well-positioned to win back a Senate majority in November."
"Maine has a proud history of electing independent leaders, including a Republican governor in 2010, and while this will be a key battleground in the fall, I am confident it will remain in Republican hands," Cornyn said in a statement.
The Maine GOP chairman said it's too early to tell yet whether Democrats could potentially pick up the seat.
"We've got a number of qualified people that could run," said Webster.
Two Republican candidates already announced primary challenges to Snowe -- former Lisbon Falls Selectman Scott D'Amboise and tea party activist Andrew Ian Dodge.
In addition, two Democrats being mentioned as potential candidates were businesswoman and 2010 gubernatorial candidate Rosa Scarcelli and state Rep. Emily Cain.
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, was also hailed as a possible candidate. The Progressive Change Campaign Committee launched a campaign shortly after Snowe's announcement to draft the Democratic representative into running. The group, which claims 6,000 members in Maine and close to a million nationwide, praised Pingree for having a "bold progressive voice."


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Today we've got Corey from Little Miss Shabby. Have you checked out her site before? So cute and creative. She's got giveaways and cute tutorials...check out this cute strashbuster block. I saw this quilt of hers and I just really wanted to share it with all of you. And she said yes :)
I had a bit of a bee in my bonnet a couple weeks ago. I was just itching to try out an idea that I had and dig into my Dream On charm pack. Urban Chiks fabrics are just beautiful and this new line is no exception. I sat down at about 8pm on a Friday evening and pieced the top--I wanted to try a little "raggy windowpane" idea that I just couldn't get out of my head. The skinny little white strips are all raw edges and will fray just a bit more each time I wash this little quilt. They are 1/2" strips attached (just down the middle of the strip) after the 4 patch blocks were made.
The Saturday after making the top I made my lovely little quilt sandwich--it was small enough I got away (just barely) with only using temporary spray adhesive to baste the layers. I quilted using straight lines in a random "plaid" pattern which I marked off before machine quilting. I haven't done a lot of machine quilting so this was a great opportunity to try it out a bit more.
The quilt is small--I'm not sure of the dimensions off the top of my head but I only used one charm pack and some solid white yardage--it's about crib sized or so. I opted to use a Heather Bailey chevron stripe fabric from Pop Garden for the binding. Since the Dream On yardage wasn't available when I made the quilt. I thought it worked nicely & had the same sort of feel as the rest of the quilt.
I also got to try out my math skills a bit trying to figure out what size squares to cut for the triangles around the outside edge. If you are ever in this same dilemma here is a wonderful resource for figuring out setting and/or corner triangles when you are setting your quilt on point. I don't know if I have ever been quite so excited to figure something out--I even had to call my mom and share my news. For some reason, Ryan, my husband, just wasn't quite as excited. LOL! =)
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HANG TIME, Texas — Maybe it's time the Rockets struck up a partnership with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. You know the motto: "We always get our man."
The Rockets appear set to go 2-for-2 in their pursuit of free agents, reeling in center Omer Asik from the Bulls just a week after landing point guard Jeremy Lin from the Knicks.
Chicago has until 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday to match the Houston offer sheet, which is a similar $25.1 million bookend to the deal they gave Lin. But it seems the Bulls have already made their decision, according to Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle:
And just as the Rockets spent that Saturday lockup up a replacement, the Bulls agreed Saturday with a player who could fill in for Asik.
"The Knicks signaled their intention to let Lin go when they reached a sign-and-trade agreement with Raymond Felton. The Bulls appear ready to sign center Nazr Mohammed to replace Asik, with Mohammed indicating via Twitter he is leaving the Thunder.
The Rockets had reached agreement with Asik in the first full day of free agency after meeting with him as soon as the free agency recruiting period began at midnight July 1. They tried to trade for Asik, a stellar defensive player off the Bulls' bench, the past two seasons. He averaged 3.1 points and 5.4 rebounds in 14.7 minutes per game last season.
The pair of Lin and Asik gives Houston six 6 new faces to build around that are full of potential. Jeremy Lamb, Royce White and Terence Jones, first round picks in this year's draft and Donatas Motiejunas, their top pick in 2011, all shined at the Las Vegas Summer League and could be the basis of youth movement.
However, none of the recent moves means the Rockets have taken themselves out of the running for Dwight Howard. The Rockets can still have salary cap room and general manager Daryl Morey is maintaining his full-court press on his Orlando counterpart Rob Hennigan. The Rockets are willing to either sending the Magic a package of players and draft picks for Howard — even for a short-term rental if he won't sign a contract extention — or perhaps to facilitate a three-team with the Lakers that could land center Andrew Bynum in Houston.
It wasn't too long ago when much of the NBA was puzzled as to what exactly Morey was doing by gutting his roster. Not anymore.
First Lin, now Asik. Already at 2-for-2 this summer, if the Rockets do go on to land their big man, the Mounties might have to surrender their motto.


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I subscribed to podcasts now, and they are cool. They should be as long as possible.
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A real world laptop for real world change. The XO Laptop was designed collaboratively by experts from academia and industry to combine innovations in technology and learning. We considered the need to weather extreme environmental conditions such as high heat and humidity, and to support easy field repair by children and local language support. As a result, the XO Laptop is durable, functional, energy-efficient, responsive, and fun.
The latest model of the XO Laptop is the XO-4. Key differences from the original XO-1: the new model is 4x faster and comes with 1GB or 2 GB of RAM and up to 16GB of internal solid-state storage. It has a more responsive keyboard and touchpad, and offers the option of membrane keyboards. And like many tablet computers, the XO Laptop Touch uses an ARM processor to significantly reduce power consumption.
The XO-4 is also available with a touchscreen. It is a unique, easy-to-repair touchscreen that does not compromise the readability of the XO's sunlight-readable display. 5 GHz Wifi support as well as Bluetooth also have been added.
The XO Laptop is about the size of a textbook and lighter than a lunchbox. Thanks to its flexible design and "transformer" hinge, the laptop easily assumes any of several configurations: standard laptop use, e-book reading, and gaming.
It has rounded edges, an integrated kid-sized handle, and (in most cases) a sealed, rubber-membrane keyboard.
Design was a priority from the start: the laptop could not be big, heavy, fragile, dull, or dangerous. The distinctive appearance both appeals to the intended users and discourages gray-market traffic. There is no mistaking what it is and for whom it is intended.
The XO Laptop is also designed for constant connectivity. A few children working together under a tree can connect to eachother without any other hardware, and a class full of students can share collaborative activities with one another and see what their classmates are doing.
The XO Laptop is compliant with the European Union's RoHS Directive, containing no hazardous materials. It features enhanced battery management for an extended recharge-cycle lifetime. It will also tolerate alternate power-charging sources, such as car batteries. Children may also have a second battery for group charging at school while they are using their laptop in class.
The XO Laptop has no hard drive to crash and only two internal cables. For added robustness, the machine's plastic walls are 2mm thick, as opposed to the standard 1.3mm. Its wireless antennas, which far outperform the typical laptop, double as external covers for the USB ports, which are protected internally as well. The display is also cushioned by internal bumpers.
The estimated product lifetime is at least four years. To help ensure such durability, the machines are being subjected to factory testing to destruction, as well as field testing by children.


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Dr. Margaret Anne Doody, who is the Glynn Professor of Literature at the University of Notre Dame and author of a series of detective novels, will present the address "Fiction and People: Making Up and Hanging Out with Characters" as the 2011 De Graaf Lecture at Hope College on Tuesday, April 12, at 4 p.m. in the Fried-Hemenway Auditorium of the Martha Miller Center for Global Communication.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Refreshments will be provided in the rotunda before the presentation.
Canadian by birth, Doody received a BA from Dalhousie University and subsequent degrees (BA, MA, D. Phil.) from Oxford. Her earliest work focused on the 18th-century English novel, specifically on the works of Samuel Richardson (1689-1761). She has long been a recognized specialist on other novelists of the period, especially Frances Burney, Jonathan Swift and Jane Austen, whose writings she has edited for the popular paperback Oxford World and Penguin Classics series.
Rather than contenting herself with a defined and traditional literary province, Doody has also been moved to excavate the very origins of prose fiction, a project exploiting her parallel expertise in classical culture. She is best known for her ambitious and wide-ranging study "The True Story of the Novel" (1996), which traces the genre not, as in standard histories, to the 18th century but to antiquity and the rich exchange of stories in polyglot intellectual and commercial centers such as Alexandria. In Doody's view, the novel is characterized by "tropes" - "figures of the mind" - that recur across cultures and centuries: breaking and entering, mending the break, the marsh, the cave or labyrinth, descriptions of food or dreams, Eros, and ultimately what Doody personifies as "the Goddess," the protean and resilient principle of natural life.
Doody's most recent book, "Tropic of Venice" (2006), offers an impressionistic survey of shifting representations of Venice in literature and art. Doody's scholarship is marked as well by a sustained attention to popular fiction: her list of edited publications includes "The Annotated Anne of Green Gables" (1997).
She made her mark as a writer of detective fiction in 1978 with "Aristotle Detective," transforming the ancient Greek philosopher into a sleuth; in recent years she has revived the character with "Aristotle and Poetic Justice" (2002), "Aristotle and the Secrets of Life" (2003), "Poison in Athens" (2004) and "Mysteries of Eleusis" (2005). Her novels have been translated into Greek, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Russian.
The Clarence De Graaf Lectureship was established in 1988 by the family of Dr. Clarence De Graaf in memory of his service on the faculty of Hope College. De Graaf, who died in 1986, taught in the department of English for 44 years, from 1928 until his retirement in 1972, and served as department chair for 25 of those years.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Redshirt sophomore linebacker Ben Kline (Seven Valleys) has been elected president of Penn State's Uplifting Athletes chapter and will lead Nittany Lion football student-athletes in 2014.
With a senior-laden group of officers departing after this season, Kline will step in to take the reins of one of the nation's most successful and recognized student-athlete fundraisers, the Penn State Lift For Life. In his third season at Penn State, Kline has had the opportunity to watch and learn from out-going president Eric Shrive – the 2013 Uplifting Athletes Rare Disease Champion.
A two-time Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District selection, Kline was a productive member of the linebacker rotation in 2013 before suffering a season-ending injury (chest) in the Nittany Lions' contest at Minnesota Nov. 9. Kline was among the squad's fundraisers for the 2013 Lift For Life, which raised a record total of more than $140,000 for the Kidney Cancer Association last July.
Penn State football teammates joining Kline as 2014 Uplifting Athletes officers are vice president – sophomore running back Deron Thompson (Lititz); secretary – freshman tight end Adam Breneman (Mechanicsburg); director of marketing – sophomore tight end Jesse James (Glassport); compliance manager – sophomore running back Akeel Lynch (Toronto) and director of fundraising – freshman tight end Brent Wilkerson (Clinton, Md.). Former football squad members and current Penn State students Joe Marvin (treasurer) and Bryce Wilson (director of operations) also are among the new officers.
During the 11 years of the Penn State Lift For Life, members of the Nittany Lion football team have raised in excess of $825,000 for the Kidney Cancer Association, including record totals exceeding $100,000 in each of the past three years.
Led by coach Bill O'Brien – the 2012 Bear Bryant, Maxwell Football Club and ESPN Coach of the Year – the Nittany Lions host Nebraska at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on Senior Day. Seventeen Penn State seniors will be introduced to the Beaver Stadium faithful in a pre-game ceremony. The fifth-year seniors have helped Penn State earn 41 on-field wins during their careers.
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Tech Ruggers Take Tourney Title in Santa FeSANTA FE, N.M. September 10, 2011 – The New Mexico Tech Rugby Club captured the Santa Fe Tens Tournament over the Labor Day weekend, winning four of out five matches. The Pygmies defeated the Las Vegas (N.M.) Vatos 15-10 in the championship match. The Atomic Sisters of Albuquerque won the women's championship and the Albuquerque Aardvarks won the men's club trophy.
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September 4. The Pygmies won the championship match of the collegiate division 15-10 over the Las Vegas Vatos RFC.
|Jerod Aragon of New Mexico Tech motors for a long run at the Santa Fe Tens Rugby Tournament Sunday, Sept. 4. The Pygmies went 4-1 and claimed the championship with a 15-10 win over the Vatos of Las Vegas, N.M.
"We took a chance in the second match (vs. New Mexico State University) by starting some rookies, and the strategy worked the rest of the day," Sanchez said. "Those kids really stepped up."
That match was the only one the Pygmies dropped all day, and Tech later erased the 17-7 loss with a 24-17 victory over the Chiles in the semifinal round.
The Pygmies started their 2011-12 campaign with a 14-12 win over the Vatos' B side. Marr scored Tech's first try of the semester and Jordan Fastle kicked the two-point conversion for a 7-0 lead. Fastle's second conversion of Enrique Koerdell's second-half try made the difference in an eventual 14-12 win.
In the 17-7 loss to NMSU, Jerod Aragon scored Tech's only try in the first half while the Chiles put up three five-pointers on the rookie-laced Tech side. Brock Romero added the conversion for Tech.
In an early afternoon match played under threatening skies at Santa Fe Municipal Rugby Park, the Pygmies easily outpaced the Moldies, a local side made up of players over the age of 35. Of Tech's five tries – by Fastle, Tyler Fletcher, Marshal Spradley, Aragon, and Marr – four covered more than 60 meters, including Marr's smooth 90-meter counterattack from a kick.
Rain delayed play for an hour before Tech again matched up with New Mexico State. The captains again chose to invest in the future by selecting a starting squad of developing players and rookies. The Chiles smelled blood and jumped to a 17-7 halftime lead before Tech's strongest side came on in the second half. The result was 17 unanswered points by Tech on three tries (Tyler Augster's first, plus two by Sanchez), which together with Marr's first-half effort spelled disappointment for NMSU.
In the final, Tech was dwarfed by the Las Vegas Vatos' physically-imposing A team, featuring a smattering of vastly-experienced players from the South Pacific island nations. Tech, this time fielding their strongest perceived side, surprised a sizable championship audience by jumping out to a 15-0 halftime lead by dominating ball possession. First, Fastle connected on a long penalty kick for three points. Minutes later, Tech's five-man scrum held their ground long enough for scrumhalf Koerdell to pick up the ball and bolt 40 meters up the short side of the pitch for a five-point try. Fastle's conversion attempt from a steep angle failed and Tech led 8-0. Just before halftime, Marr made a sure tackle on an isolated Veto attacker and Brock Romero was there to scoop up and make a finishing pass to Sanchez. Fastle's successful kick brought scores to 15-0 Tech.
The pride of the Vatos showed itself in the second half as they clawed back to score two five-point tries. But the Pygmies didn't make it easy, aggressively gang tackling their much heavier opponents and preventing touchdowns within easy conversion kicking angles. The result was two tries to Vatos, both conversions missed, and a trophy for an exuberant team from New Mexico Tech.
Santa Fe native Koerdell was selected as Tech's Man of the Tournament. Koerdell played every minute of five matches at the pivotal scrumhalf position. The Pygmies hosted University of New Mexico Lobos and New Mexico State University in a three-way round robin Sept. 10. Tech lost both matches. Look for a complete report in coming days.
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As we demonstrated at the White House last Monday calling for an end to the U.S. war in Afghanistan, we could hardly have imagined President Barack Obama would be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize four days later.
While the award came as a surprise, it is somewhat understandable. We have met and conversed with peace activists from around the world over the last year, and we've observed a palpable, nearly desperate, universal hunger (obviously shared by the Nobel Committee) for a more peaceful, less militaristic U.S. foreign policy.
Reaction to the announcement has been predictably mixed. A better question than "Does Obama deserve the Nobel Peace Prize?" might be "will the American people insist he pursue peaceful policies so he really earns the Peace Prize?" Or even better, "Are we prepared to be a truly peaceful country?" Because despite the welcome change in tone, and in some policies, from Bush to Obama, the United States remains, by far, the most militaristic country on the planet.
The U.S. annually spends over $700 billion on war and weaponry, nearly as much on the military as the rest of the world's countries combined. The U.S. maintains over 800 foreign military bases. The purpose of most of these bases is to project our power in order to maintain our unsustainable addiction to fossil fuels. Our top industrial export to the rest of the world is weaponry.
Despite President Obama's inspiring rhetoric about seeking a nuclear weapons-free world, the U.S. still maintains over 10,000 nuclear weapons, many still inexplicably poised on hair-trigger alert to launch on a few minutes' notice. Our seemingly endless occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, blank-check support for Israel even as it continues to oppress the Palestinian people, and support for despotic, autocratic, human rights-abusing regimes in the Middle East (such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait) are the chief recruiting arguments for violent extremist groups. These policies, among others, are undemocratic, short-sighted and inimical to the security interests of Americans.
We agree with President Obama that the Peace Prize is a "call to action." Here's a to-do list, for him and for all of us:
Afghanistan: Declare any further escalation of U.S. troops, currently under consideration by the Administration, off the table; convene and vigorously support peace talks aimed at political reconciliation, enhanced security, support for women's rights, and economic development. Provide Congress and the American public an exit plan to remove U.S. and NATO troops and private military contractors from Afghanistan.
Iraq: Bring private military contractors and all U.S. troops, not just combat troops, home by August 2010. Commit to a serious investment in rebuilding Iraq's economy, and take care of our returning veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. Close all U.S. military bases.
Iran: Continue the current promising negotiations with Iran and foreswear any possibility of an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Israel-Palestine: Insist that Israel end the economic strangulation of Gaza, stop all settlement construction and house demolitions in the West Bank, end the evictions of Palestinians from their homes in East Jerusalem, and work tirelessly for a just resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Don't cave in to Israeli intransigence-we could, after all, refuse to pay for this anymore.
Nuclear disarmament: Back up the strong rhetoric by initiating negotiations for the global elimination of nuclear weapons at or before next May's Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference. The incremental nuclear weapons reductions and strengthened non-proliferation measures President Obama has announced are good, but they do not go far enough; the scourge of nuclear weapons must be wiped from the face of the Earth, and Obama should have the courage of his convictions and go all-out on this issue.
Military spending: drastically reduce Pentagon spending in order to invest in weapons industry worker re-training and human and environmental needs, both here and around the world.
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Integrators lose out as CfH budgets dive 35 per cent
The pot of dosh dished out by NHS Connecting for Health to IT suppliers evaporated in fiscal 2011. Integration giants were the biggest losers as resellers gained ground.
A Freedom of Information request by The Guardian revealed that spending by CfH – the delivery arm of the DfH's Informatics Directory – fell around 35 per cent to £683.4m due to the NPfIT fiasco.
The largest IT supplier to Connecting for Health, BT, maintained its standing at the sector's summit despite only taking £331.5m from CfH, down 29 per cent on the previous year.
Acquisitive Surrey-based reseller Bytes Technology shunted CSC into third spot, with sales to the health sector up 16 per cent to £67m, thanks in no small part to two NHS true-ups from an Enterprise Wide Agreement with Microsoft.
The extent of the slide in sales at CSC was laid bare, down to just £37.7m compared to the £213.2m the giant banked a year earlier. The integrator handed back £170m to CfH due to lack of progress made on the NPfIT.
Integrator Atos – the fourth-largest recipient of CfH's budget – also fell, with the amount of spend secured falling 8 per cent to £33.7m.
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SOCORRO, N.M. October 15, 2009 – John Chavez, president of the New Mexico Angels investment firm, will host an interactive discussion with students and researchers about marketing new technologies in New Mexico at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16, in MSEC 103.
Chavez' presentation is the second installment of the Verge Fund Speaker Series, organized by the New Mexico Tech management department and sponsored by the Albuquerque-based Verge venture-capital fund. He will meet informally with professors and researchers from 10 to 11 a.m. to offer advice on commercializing new technology. At 11 a.m., Chavez will begin his formal presentation, which is part of a management class.
The series features New Mexico's leaders in venture capital and technology investment firms. Each interactive lecture is open to any and all interested.
Department chairman Dr. Peter Anselmo said Chavez is interested in New Mexico Tech, its unique approach to management education and Tech research and development of new technologies.
"We're glad he's willing to come down again and expand what are becoming regular visits to our campus to learn about our cutting edge research," Anselmo said.
New Mexico Angels was formed in 1999 to invest in New Mexico-based high growth potential early stage and seed companies. Angels is not a venture fund, but serves as an intermediary between its members and potential investment opportunities. Members make direct investments through New Mexico Angels, which negotiates a business arrangement with an entrepreneur.
The Angels' mission – summarized as "investing in innovation" – is to provide opportunities where its members can obtain outstanding financial returns by investing in early-stage companies in New Mexico and accelerating them to market leadership.
In addition to his position with New Mexico Angels, Chavez is the president of Tafoya and Brainerd Partners LLC, a nationwide business development consulting firm. He is also the vice president of business development at Financial Management Systems, a Chicago-based financial services firm.
Chavez has been an active angel investor since 2003. Prior to creating Tafoya and Brainerd Partners LLC, he was appointed by New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson as the cabinet secretary of the Taxation and Revenue Department. Chavez served as Cabinet Secretary for six years and as the President of the Federation of Taxation Administrators for one year.
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Subsequent speakers are Tom Stephenson of the Verge Fund (Oct. 30); Gavin Christensen of VSpring (Nov. 6); and Belinda Padilla of Los Alamos National Lab's transfer program (Nov. 13).
The speakers who represent venture capital firms will be available for discussion with researchers and faculty who are interested in learning more about commercialization of novel research.
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Will Audiences Be 'Taken' Again? — 10 Things To Check Out This Week
The Halloween season is upon us. That means lots of horror flicks are hitting theaters and there will be some extra spooky stuff airing on TV.
But this week in entertainment and pop culture isn't all about the scary. We're also getting a sequel to one of the most popular action-suspense movies of the past few years, plus a web series based on one of the most popular video games of all time.
Read on for 10 things to check out this week:
Taken 2
Liam Neeson is back as broody badass Bryan Mills, and this time he's killing EVERYONE. The bloody, suspenseful and action packed sequel to the 2008 hit film was written and produced by 'Leon' director Luc Besson. 'Hit Man' and 'Colombiana' director Olivier Megaton is in the director's chair this time, so you can expect plenty of bullets, chase scenes and non-stop face punching. We kinda can't wait. 'Taken 2' opens wide on Friday.
Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn
The new 'Halo' web series debuts on Friday to set the stage for the release of 'Halo 4.' We showed you the trailer and poster for this series back in July, and we've been anticipating the live-action carnage ever since. You can find the first episode of 'Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn' Friday on YouTube.
This critically well-received found footage horror anthology finally hits theaters on Friday, just in time for Halloween season. Some are already calling 'V/H/S' the scariest movie of the year, but some critics say some anthology entries are great but some fall flat. We're ready to get scared in theaters this Friday.
It's another horror flick! Whattayaknow. This one stars Ethan Hawke as a writer who moves his family into a house that's haunted by … something sinister! 'Sinister' opens on Friday and it's directed by Scott Derrickson, who helmed 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose' and 2008's 'The Day The Earth Stood Still.'
Word is that the Tim Burton of old – that's 'Beetlejuice' and 'Edward Scissorhands' Tim Burton – is back with this animated retooling of his original 1984 short film about a boy and his undead dog. Check out 'Frankenweenie' in theaters on Friday.
Syfy's '31 Days of Halloween'
The cable network celebrates our favorite ghoulish holiday with a month's worth of creepy programming, kicking off this Wednesday with a special 90-minute episode of 'Paranormal Witness.' The creepy continues with extra-spooky episodes of shows like 'Haven' and 'American Horror House.'
'Supernatural' Season 8 premiere
The boys are back for an eighth – eighth! – season of meta monster mashing on The CW. Some fans say the show has lost it's way while others say it gets better with every season. Find out what happens when 'Supernatural' returns on Wednesday night.
'30 Rock' Season 7 premiere
It's the final year of the hit NBC sitcom. '30 Rock' returns to the tube for a short final season run. This one, apparently, is for the fans. Count us in. '30 Rock' season seven premieres Thursday night.
Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection on Blu-ray
Check out special editions of eight of Universal's classic monster movies in high def. Included in this package is 'The Wolf Man,' 'Frankenstein,' 'The Mummy,' 'The Invisible Man,' 'The Creature from the Black Lagoon,' 'The Phantom of the Opera,' 'Dracula,' and, of course, 'The Bride of Frankenstein.'
'Iron Sky' on Blu-ray
What would happen if Nazi's from the moon time-traveled to the present day (or something like that)? Find out in this loud, quirky and colorful Finnish-German-Australian film, hitting DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday.


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Allergy Relief Do's and Don'ts
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THURSDAY, Oct. 5, 2017 – As the seasons change, more and more people are sneezing because of allergies. And the numbers are rising, with those in urban areas particularly affected, according to the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. Symptoms in the fall are most likely caused by ragweed. Summer sneezes? Blame grass and weed pollens. Symptoms in the spring? You're probably...
How to Fight Fall Allergies
Posted 28 Aug 2017 by Drugs.com
SUNDAY, Aug. 27, 2017 – People who suffer from allergies may start sneezing and wheezing in the fall, but there are things they can do to ease their seasonal misery. "If it feels as though your allergy symptoms flare up earlier and earlier every year, you're probably not wrong," said Dr. Stephen Tilles, president of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI). "Climate change...
Health Tip: Avoid Motion Sickness
Posted 23 Aug 2017 by Drugs.com
-- Motion sickness is a common byproduct of summer travel. But with some preparation, it can be prevented. "Motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting signals from the motion-sensing parts of the body: the inner ears, the eyes, and nerves in the extremities," the American Academy of Pediatrics says on its healthychildren.org website. The primary symptoms are dizziness and an upset...
Scientists Gain Insight Into Allergies
Posted 2 Aug 2017 by Drugs.com
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2, 2017 – Scientists report they've pinpointed which immune system cells trigger allergies. The discovery may someday lead to a blood test that improves treatment, they suggest. These cells "represent a common enemy to every allergic individual that we can now easily track," said study author Erik Wambre. He's an immunology researcher at Seattle's Benaroya Research Institute at...
Does Your Child Really Have a Food Allergy?
Posted 24 Jul 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, July 24, 2017 – Many people misunderstand what food allergies are, and even doctors can be confused about how to best diagnose them, suggests a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics. It's common for people to think they have a food allergy, but the reality may be different, said Dr. Scott Sicherer, the lead author of the AAP report. "If you ask someone on the street if they...
Health Tip: Rid Your Bedroom of Allergens
Posted 29 Jun 2017 by Drugs.com
-- Sneezing and sniffling triggered by allergies can prevent a good night's sleep. The National Sleep Foundation suggests how to rid your bedroom of allergens: If you're allergic to pets, keep them out of the bedroom. Bathe pets weekly. Cover your mattress and pillows in dust mite covers, and wash sheets regularly in hot water. Opt for blankets made of synthetic materials, not wool. Limit mold...
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On the afternoon of April 30, Bertrand De Looz bicycled to the Amagansett Library, parked his seven-speed bike at the bike rack, and went inside for 10 minutes. When he came out, the bike was gone.
A Conklin Lane woman told police on April 23 that after she returned from being away for two weeks she found that a new lawn mower, a seed spreader, and several garden tools had been stolen. The items were valued at $880.
East Hampton
A woman called police around 1 a.m. on Monday about an apparent burglary at the Empire gas station on North Main Street, saying she had heard breaking glass and then saw a man in dark clothing running away. Officers found that a plate glass window had indeed been shattered. They searched the area to no avail.
East Hampton Village
Police received a call on the night of May 7 about a blue Honda van with children inside being driven in a drunken manner down Newtown Lane. An officer pulled the van over but discovered that the driver was sober and the children safe.
Also on the night of May 7, an officer responded to a call of a possible burglary at a Pudding Hill Lane house. The man who lives there said he had gone to dinner with his girlfriend and returned home to find his Lenovo laptop computer missing. The investigating officer found the computer on a chair in the house.
On the morning of May 8, an East Hampton Town Highway Department employee reported that during the previous night someone had stolen about 100 roadside marking stakes that had been placed near the bridge on Huntting Lane. They were valued at $250.
Police received several calls the afternoon of May 8 about a swan walking on Main Street near Woods Lane. An officer was dispatched, only to find that the swan had taken flight.
Also that day, police got a call from a 100-year-old woman living on Main Street who said she had received a phone call in which she was warned that someone was trying to hack into her computer. When the woman, whose name police did not release, responded that she did not have a computer, the caller hung up.
Someone complained to police about a couple making love on Newtown Lane on Saturday night. Police did not find anyone making love there.
Sag Harbor
Responding to a call from the condominiums at 21 West Water Street last Thursday, police discovered that someone had shot at and damaged seven windows and one glass door, apparently with a pellet gun. Police are investigating.
A Brandywine Drive woman reported that someone had stolen a large white globe light from her front yard sometime between April 5 and Friday.
A Main Street man wheeling his baby in a stroller stopped in front of his building and took the baby inside at about 6:30 p.m. on Friday. When he went to retrieve the carriage about 45 minutes later, it was gone.


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Tiešā saziņa par Lindab produkciju un sistēmām
There are many different solutions on the market for mechanical house ventilation – heat recovery units, fans and other equipment .One thing all these have in common is a duct system that connects all the incorporated components, and this is where Lindab comes into the picture.
The Lindab Safe Click duct system comprises components where all ends are supplied with a double sealing strip of ageing-resistant EPDM rubber, which gives a very tight joint (type-approved in air tightness class D).
The system also entails very fast, easy installation. On the professional ventilation market, our spiral-fold ducts and all the required components have long been renowned for their high quality (galvanised steel plate), air-tightness and excellent fit.


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The libewf package contains Linux based library and applications to read and write EnCase E0* and SMART s0* storage media bitstream copies. It has been ported to other platforms like FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD Mac OS X and Windows as well.
Libewf was created by Joachim Metz in 2006, while working for Hoffmann Investigations.
Libewf is a rewrite of earlier work on the EnCase 4 file format by Michael Cohen part of PyFlag and the Expert Witness Compression Format Specification by [Andrew Rosen]. It has been updated to read and write EnCase version 1 to 6 E01 files and SMART s01 files (EWF files). Libewf has initiated an Extended EWF (EWF-X) specifications to bypass limitations on the format imposed by EnCase.
Currently libewf partially supports the EnCase L01 format but this functionality has been disabled.
In 2007 David Loveall contributed mount_ewf.py to the libewf project. This application allows a fuse based mount of the storage media data in the EWF files to be mounted.
The libewf package contains the following tools:
- ewfacquire and ewfacquire , which writes storage media data from a device handle EWF files.
- ewfexport, which exports storage media data in a set of E01 or s01 files to raw (dd) format or a specific version of EWF files.
- ewfinfo, which shows the metadata in EWF files.
- ewfverify, which verifies the storage media data in EWF files.
- mount_ewf.py, which allows the storage media data in a EWF files to be mounted.
Dennis Schreiber created a menu based interface for ewfacquirestream called pyEWF. However this seems currently not to be maintained.


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When There Are Nine, Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Feminist Sweatshirt
When There Are Nine, Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Feminist Sweatshirt
This kick ass, totally customized and super soft cotton-poly blend sweatshirt is perfect for you. Now, all sweatshirts include free priority mail shipping in the US AND 10% of your t-shirt and sweatshirt purchases will go directly to the Puerto Rico and Caribbean Hurricane Relief Fund by Global Giving I'll share the total shop donations each month on Instagram and Facebook -- follow along to see how much we raise together.
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Travel Rally Day
The Texas Travel Information Center in Texarkana is hosting a Travel Rally Day.The event will be this Friday May 9th at the Texas Travel Information Center off Interstate 30 in Texarkana, Texas. The Travel Rally Day gives local tourist attractions an opportunity to set up booths at the information center to greet and inform visitors about their sites.
Scheduled to have booths this year are some of the local hotels, the Texarkana Museum System, and Main Street Texarkana. These booths will highlight local tourism attractions as part of National Travel & Tourism Week across the country.


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person dying overseas
I have a relative who was born in England but died in the U.S. approx 1960's. Where would i start to look for information about their death certificate and transportation of the body back to England
How can i get to view the census' without having to subscribe to any of the online family history sites. i can't afford them
looking for Smith family of failsworth UK
Anyone know anything about Harry Smith and Annie May Smith (nee Taylor)both lived in hedges street failsworth with 3 sons harry, James and Harold. They moved from failsworth to come to live in Australia with their eldest son Harry. He was a railway engine driver and was reported to have driven The Flying Scotsman train. Annie worked in the thorley street mill and used to do sewing and alterations for people.
any help would be appreciated
Info wanted on William Humber Beaumont
correction to an earlier post.
William Humber Beaumont born approx 1841 married Biddy Rose born 1839. they had 4 children Thomas 1871, Kate Ann 1873 Flora Hannah 1876, William James 1877.
All came from 20 sanvey gate leicester. Leicestershire England according to 1810 census. WH Beaumont was a licensed victualier
looking for William Humber Beaumont born 1841 married Emily Bridget Rose??? had 4 children thomas 1871, kate ann 1873, flora hannah 1876 and william james 1877 I would appreciate any help thanks
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In an earlier post, I talked about the release of a new book by comic genius, Carl Reiner, titled I Remember Me. In this book, which he published through AuthorHouse, has been praised by comics such as Jerry Seinfield and Jay Leno.
Now Reiner has released an enhanced e-book that includes video and other images that helps bring the words on the page to life in a new and exciting way. Here's a video that provides a preview of the book. It is a great example of how the book is evolving.


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BOSTON, Mass. - With just two Little East Conference matches left in the 2013 regular season, volleyball faces perhaps its biggest test as it goes head-to-head with the Colonials of Western Connecticut State University this Saturday in Danbury, Connecticut at 12 p.m.
UMass Boston is looking to win their fifth straight Little East Conference Regular Season title and with a win on Saturday will come one step closer to securing the number one spot in the upcoming conference tournament.
WHAT'S ON THE LINE: With a win on Saturday the Beacons will remain the only undefeated team in the Little East Conference. For the Colonials they are currently in a three-way tie for second as they carry a 3-1 record in conference play alongside Keene State College and Plymouth State University. The Beacons who have had an up-and-down 2013 have remained strong in conference play however shutting out four of the five teams they have faced.
Going into Saturday the Beacons have a conference record of 5-0 and an overall mark of 15-13. The Colonials are 3-1 in conference play, but lead the LEC in overall wins and winning percentage with their record of 21-6 (.778).
After Saturday, the only other conference match on the Beacons schedule will be next Tuesday against Plymouth State. The Colonials will have two more matches to play before the end of the regular season and will face Rhode Island College and Plymouth State.
ALL-TIME SERIES: Saturday's match will mark the 23nd meeting between the two squads. The Beacons have won the last six meetings all by the score of 3-0. Prior to that Western Connecticut, who remains the only team to have won five straight tournament titles, defeated the Beacons in their first 16 meetings allowing at the time just two points against.
Last season the Beacons blanked the Colonials on senior day, and went on to earn a share of the regular season title with UMB as both teams recorded a 6-1 record. Shannon Thompson '13 made quick work of the Colonials with her 18 kills and .615 hitting percentage. Setters Megan Pollock (Wilton, Calif.) and Emma Rocha (Boynton Beach, Fla.) combined for 38 assists respectively and Molly Witzmann (Encinitas, Calif.) and Corrine Porter (Huntington Beach, Calif.) recorded 17 digs to lead the defense.
SCOUTING THE COLONIALS: This season head coach Don Fergusson has led Western Connecticut State to one of its best overall records in recent memory. Amongst the team leaders is Karissa Smith who leads the Colonials with 2.91 kills per game. Her hitting percentage of .197 is third best on the team.
Behind her Nina Wojtkiewicz and Melanie Lombardi are both averaging 1.69 kills per game or better to help anchor Western Connecticut's offense. Cady Cordes and Heather Williams have shown that they can put the ball down when needed with their 1.43 and 1.40 kills per game respectively.
Setting the offense all season long has been Jennifer Hogan. The junior currently leads the Colonials and ranks second in the Little East with her 612 assists (7.20 apg). She is also ranked third on the team in aces with 22 alongside Cordes. Rachel Volpe leads WCSU with 30 aces, followed by Smith with 24.
Defensively it has been Volpe that has been the go-to for the Colonials back row with her 4.21 digs per game. Wojtkiewicz has also proven to be a threat on defense as well with her 335 digs this season. At the net Melanie Lombardi has been a wall recording a combined 56 total blocks. Along with Williams' 53 blocks the duo rank amongst the top two blockers in the Little East.
SCOUTING THE BEACONS: The 2013 season has been an up-and-down year for the Beacons as they welcomed nine freshmen to this year's roster. With the departure of All-American Shannon Thompson '13 the Beacons have had to change-up their offense as they worked in a variety of different hitters.
Amongst those new hitters is freshman Julia Murphy (Canton, Mass.). Named a two-time Little East Conference Rookie of the Week, Murphy leads both the Beacons and the Little East Conference with her .301 hitting percentage. To date she also leads UMass Boston in kills with 229 and sits seventh in the conference overall. Classmate Patsy Boland (Chicago, Ill.) is also having a standout freshman season with her 2.14 kills per game and has consistently been one of the Beacons hardest hitters.
Two-time Little East Conference selection Kirsten Morrison (North Reading, Mass.) has come on strong as of late for the Beacons as she sits third overall with 176 kills and is second on the team with a .263 hitting percentage.
Pollock has filled in as the Beacons fulltime setter and has garnered back-to-back Little East Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors after averaging over eight assists per game in the last two weeks. She currently sits fourth in the Little East with a combined 478 assists (5.90 apg). Along with Porter, the duo has combined for 68 services respectively. Defensively, Porter has established herself as one of the most consistent defensive players in program history setting the all-time mark for digs by a four-year player earlier this season. To date she sits second on the squad behind freshman libero Elizabeth Glavan's (Edina, Minn.) 415 digs, which leads the conference.
On top of her offensive play, Murphy has also established herself as UMB's top blocker with 16 solo stops and 54 block assists. Behind her is Morrison with 57 total blocks and Bri Sousa (Swansea, Mass.) with 53.
KEY TO THE MATCH: For the Beacons to be successful this Saturday they must continue to play their game, which over the last four seasons has made them the premiere squad in New England. On top of that they must continue to serve tough and keep the Colonials off balance all contest. The final thing is that they must prevent runs by the Western Conneccticut. Anytime the Beacons have the ball on their side of the net they must put it away to limit any momentum building by their rival.


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Is Harry Styles of One Direction Really Desperate for a Girlfriend?!
Harry Styles has the world — and most of its women and girls within it — at his feet. And luckily for us, Styles' best friend is saying the One Direction singer really wants to settle down with a good girl.
Will Sweeney, Styles' childhood BFF, told The Daily Mirror, "I do know Harry's looking for a relationship, he's told me that." And it's not with any of the famous ladies he's often linked to in the press, either. "He's always out mixing with celebrities and going to all these parties with different girls, but it's lonely for him and not what he wants," Sweeney said. Awww, Harry!
"That's just not really the kind of guy he is," Sweeney explained. "He's very sentimental and emotional and he always goes the extra mile for any girlfriend he has." Um, where do we sign up?
Sweeney added that Hazza wants someone he can confide in who's there for more than just the elbow-rubbing with celebs and fame. "When he goes to these parties with these girls, they're just there for the night, and you have fun and a good time but that's the end of it. He wants a relationship much more than parties and stuff."
We will be more than happy to stay in and drink tea (or, you know, Coronas) with Styles in his new pad (even if it's haunted!). And if you're not a cougar, his pal reveals, you still have a fair shot with him! When Styles was in school, he didn't chase after older ladies — at least as far as Sweeney knows. "They were normal ages," he said. "And he never had hundreds of girls. … He's a cheeky-chappie type and often girls just wanted to cuddle him," Sweeney said.
Um, we still want to cuddle with him! Especially after Sweeney revealed what types of girls Styles goes for. "He didn't ever go for looks, it was always about a girl's personality. He talked about how a girl seemed like a nice person, not what her body was like. It's what's inside the person that matters to Harry." Sounds like Will Sweeney has been taking wingman tips from Styles' bandmate, Louis Tomlinson.
Okay, so Harry Styles is hot, talented and sensitive? Hot damn — we doubt he's going to have any trouble finding anyone who wants to settle down with him now!
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Recreation and Parks
To begin research on the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, one should review the following secondary resources:
Bowditch, Eden Unger. Baltimore's Historic Parks and Gardens. Charleston: Arcadia Publishing, 2004.
Bowditch, Eden Unger. Druid Hill Park: The Heart of Historic Baltimore. Charleston: History Press, 2008.
Bowditch, Eden Unger. Growing Up in Baltimore: a Photographic History. Arcadia Publishing, 2001.
Holcomb, Eric, ed. "Baltimore's Public Landscapes: Waterfront and Neighborhood Parks." Baltimore: Friends of Maryland's Olmsted Parks & Landscapes, 2005.
Holden, David, ed. "Baltimore's Public Landscapes: From Private Estates to the Public Domain." Baltimore: Friends of Maryland's Olmsted Parks & Landscapes, 2002.
Kessler, Barry and David Zang. The Play Life of a City: Baltimore's Recreation and Parks, 1900-1955. Baltimore: Baltimore City Life Museums, 1989.
Our collection of Department of Recreation and Parks is located in BRG 51.


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Watermelon Flavoring (Stronger 2x Formula)
Watermelon Flavoring (Stronger 2x Formula)
With over 500 flavors to choose from, Get Suckered takes pride in offering the most diverse selection of top quality flavor concentrates! Our flavor concentrates are highly concentrated and may be used for multiple purposes! Get Suckered Flavors are proudly made with the finest ingredients & manufactured here in the USA.
- Recommended percentage of use is 3%-5%
- Contains: Non Flavor Ingredient (NFI): Propylene Glycol (PG) a solvent for food colorings, flavors and is soluble in water, may contain Acetoin and Acetyl Propionyl.
- Does NOT contain any other solvent, Glycerin, Ethanol, Diacetyl or Lactic Acid.
- No Artificial Sweeteners
- No Food Coloring
- Sugar Free & Gluten Free
- Contains No Vegetable Oils
- Certified Kosher in manufacturing
- NOT appropriate for use in chocolates or coatings.
- Best if used at or below 280 degrees
- This flavor is appropriate for hard candy, truffles, candy centers, fondant, frosting, ganache, fudge, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, brownies, sweet breads, etc.
The concentrate goes a long way but keep in mind that the flavor is dependent on your taste and liking.
Suggested Usage Table:
- 1 cup= 1-3 drops
- 4 cups= 5-8 drops
- 8 cups=10-15 drops
- 20 drops=1mil
- 5 drops= quarter mil
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