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MLB Player Profile: The Cubs OF Alfonso Soriano
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Alfonso Soriano: Misunderstood, Good, But Never A Fit
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It's no secret Alfonso Soriano isn't the most liked player among Cubs fans. Following the 2006 season when then general manager Jim Hendry signed the Outfielder to the largest contract in team history ($136 Million over eight years), fans dreaming of a World Series title pinned their hopes on the unconventional Leadoff hitter that hit 46 HR and stole 41 bases with the Washington Nationals the year before. Soriano did his part and helped lead the Cubs to two straight National League Central titles in 2007 and 2008, but the Cubs were swept away in the Division Series both years. Like his teammates, Soriano struggled to do much of anything in the postseason, collecting three hits in 29 Plate Appearances and failing to score or drive in a single run in six games.
Alfonso Soriano 2012 Highlights – Parental Guidance Is Advised
The Cubs failed to make the postseason the next three seasons and Soriano was at the forefront of the franchise's latest underachieving teams. His power went down, his strikeouts went up, he lost his speed and the boos from Wrigley Field's faithful became a deafening everyday occurrence. Of course, there was also Soriano's defense. From 2009 to 2011, he led all left fielders in errors each season and had the major's lowest fielding percentage at the position all three years, making his decreasing production at the plate even harder to stomach. Whether it was his offensive decline, his defensive shortcomings, his perceived lack of hustle, his actual lack of hustle or the way he timed his catches in the outfield with a goofy hop, Soriano quickly became an easy target for fans looking for a scapegoat on the field.
Some of the disdain for Soriano wore off in 2012, as he statistically became one of the league's better defenders in Left Field and rediscovered his power stroke, smacking 32 HRs with 108 RBI. It was Soriano's highest Home Run total since 2007 – his first year on the Cubs – and his highest RBI total ever. Despite his resurgence, the team lost 101 games and only a 107-Loss Houston Astros team stood between the Cubs and the absolute bottom of the Major League cellar.
Soriano had a good start to 2012 hitting .265/.323/.469 with 15 HRs and 48 RBI before the All-Star Break, but he really came on strong in the Second Half, Slugging .532 with 17 HRs, 18 Doubles and 60 RBI in 27 less At-Bats – showing signs of the old Soriano who once averaged 37 HRs a season from 2002 to 2006 while with the New York Yankees, Texas Rangers and Nationals. By season's end, Soriano hit .262/.322/.499, leading the Cubs in HRs, Doubles, RBI, Slugging Percentage and OPS.
Because of his bounce back campaign and the Cubs willingness to part ways with the highly priced and aging left fielder, Soriano was discussed in multiple trade talks before and after the non-waiver trade deadline. But with a full no-trade clause, Soriano reportedly nixed two potential deals that could have sent him out of Chicago. One would have sent him to the Pittsburgh Pirates (link here), a team and fan base desperate for a winner. The other would have sent him to the San Francisco Giants (link here), the eventual World Series winner.
In 2013, Soriano is expected be the Cubs starting Left Fielder if team president Theo Epstein and GM Jed Hoyer are unable to find a trade partner for the soon-to-be 37-Year Old. Soriano still has two years and $36 Million left on his contract, with the Cubs reportedly willing to eat as much as $26 Million to facilitate a trade link here. Soriano would ideally be a better fit in the American League with the Designated Hitter as an option, but it's anyone's guess whether or not the Cubs will be able to find a landing spot for him and whether or not Soriano will waive his full No-Trade clause to go.
Fairly or unfairly, Soriano has become the latest main attraction in the Cubs' 104 years-and-counting production of futility. Soriano once made seven consecutive All-Star teams from 2002 to 2008, he's one of four players – along with Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and Jose Canseco – to hit 40 HRs and steal 40 bases in a season, he holds the Major League Record with 13 Leadoff HRs in one season (in 2003) and he's won two World Series (both with the Yankees – he only played regular season games in 1999 and 200o and not the Post Season) in his 14-Year Career. At the end of this current contract, he will also have amassed 157 Million Dollars in Player Salary.
After a successful 2012, Soriano may have won back some of the fans he lost over the previous three seasons, but his Cubs legacy will forever be as yet another player who couldn't help end the team's World Series drought. A successful 2012 only put more pressure on Soriano to do it again in 2013 – and for the Cubs to get a respectable return for a player the New York Daily News once proclaimed as the second coming of Rickey Henderson.
Since 2010, the Cubs have seen veteran leaders like Derrek Lee, Aramis Ramirez and Kerry Wood leave the team, leaving Soriano as the defacto leader of a franchise that hasn't been led to a World Series title since 1908. At his age, he's no longer capable of doing that. And, as far as his Cubs career goes, he never was.
I hope it doesn't come to this, but my sense is the Cubs will sooner or later reach a point of no return with Soriano and really push for him to leave Chicago, similar to what happened with Ryan Dempster in 2012. And that was a complete mess. With a full No-Trade clause, Soriano obviously has the final say, but it's in the best interest of both parties to go their separate ways, sooner rather than later.
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If you have on-farm grain storage, irrigation capability and/or have had ample rainfall this season, plenty of combines with corn headers are parked in the shed and your crop didn't freeze on Easter and have to be replanted, you certainly don't have as much to worry about when fall corn harvest rolls around, save for a wayward hurricane or two.
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According to Larson, much of the Delta crop is fairly consistent in age except for the usual differences due to latitude. Likewise, the high amount of drought stress in the mostly dryland Hill crop "is going to accelerate the maturity process and harvest may not be as spread out as much as it normally is, depending on rainfall the rest of the season."
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Timely irrigations will maximize yield and maintain good plant health until physiological maturity, according to Larson. "Terminate the crop at the correct time, so you don't lose yield potential at the end of the season. If you terminate water too early, the crop will remobilize energy out of the stalk to fill out the grain on the ear, reducing the quality and strength of the stalk."
Producers will also have to do a good job of managing corn that was replanted due to a freeze in early April. In many of those cases, "maturity is pushed back into a time period where it's more likely to endure late-season drought stress, which could reduce yield potential, promote aflatoxin development and delay harvest. On the other hand, it may spread the harvest out, which may improve the elevator's ability to handle grain.
Aflatoxin is usually more apparent in corn that has been under an extreme amount of stress, "so growers with irrigation capability need to maintain their irrigations so the crop stresses as little as possible over the course of the season."
Producers who hire custom harvesters may find the going tough, too, Larson notes. "If somebody owns their own combine and the elevator is closed or lines long, they can afford to wait longer than a custom harvester. A custom harvester wants to get the job accomplished and move on. They can't afford to wait."
Because the crop is going to take longer to harvest, "growers may want to start harvesting earlier and endure a little bit of dockage on the front end of harvest.
"If you wait until the corn reaches 15 percent moisture, remember that you can lose a significant amount of profit by harvesting at less than 15 percent moisture. "You also expose the crop to harvest losses from stalk lodging due to wind or third generation Southwestern corn borer damage on non-Bt hybrids."
Corn reaches physiological maturity at somewhere around 30 percent moisture and dries down to a level safe for long-term storage at somewhere around 15 percent moisture. Average drydown is 0.6 percent of moisture per day, which normally takes about 25 days. Drydown occurs more quickly immediately after physiological maturity, but begins to slow as the plant gets closer to ambient conditions.
According to Angela Thompson, Tennessee Extension corn specialist, the honeymoon with corn is over for many first time producers in the state, and perhaps others. "Many of them have told me they will never grow corn again."
The fact is cotton's drought tolerance would have handled this summer's dry weather much better than corn and would not have been in the ground and growing when an Easter freeze hit the region.
West Tennessee's mostly dryland corn crop has had less than optimal rainfall through most of June, which could negatively impact the quality of pollination. "We expect our yields will take a plunge. We'll check ears in a few weeks to see what pollination is looking like. Hopefully, we'll get some water, soon."
Thompson said that many elevators "are confident they can handle most of the corn brought in. But I expect there will be longer lines at the elevators this year."
Thompson is recommending that growers with severely dry corn try to harvest it at a little higher moisture, around 18 percent. "Obviously, we don't want to leave stressed corn standing in the field for a long period of time."


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'Insidious 2' review: Sequel possesses no point
Insidious: Chapter 2
Horror. Starring Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey and Steve Coulter. Directed by James Wan. (PG-13. 105 minutes.)
Malevolent demons never have been known as early adopters of new technology. When you're busy possessing young souls, who has time to drop by the latest Apple product unveil?
(Billion-dollar idea: The iOuija - a tablet computer that allows users to communicate with the dead. You're welcome, Tim Cook.)
The throwback horror genre travels beyond the limits of time and space in "Insidious: Chapter 2," where one evil spirit haunts a family using two tin cans connected with a string. A videocassette recorder and rocking horses also fit prominently into the plot. Rarely has a film set in the present day used so many products from an old Sears catalog.
"Saw" co-creator James Wan continues his mission to distance himself from the torture-porn genre by making scary movies that rely on practical effects, smart direction and an unapologetic first-date-friendly PG-13 sensibility. "Insidious 2" has a few memorable frights, a willing cast and a professional crew behind the camera. But even as it succeeds in the moment, it's hard to get around the fact that the sequel is entirely unnecessary. We'd rather see Wan and his co-conspirators put out something new.
Something like "The Conjuring," the Wan-directed release that was the biggest unexpected pleasure of the summer movie season. That film, set in the 1970s, was even more retro, capturing the feel of a movie from "The Exorcist" era without seeming like an outright theft.
"Insidious 2" is just more of "Insidious," minus the element of surprise. We're reintroduced to the Lambert family, whose father and eldest son have the ability to "astral project" - entering a limbo-like zone filled with dry ice and angry demons. This time, we also learn about Josh Lambert's past, discovering his childhood possession, captured on video that was surprisingly high-def for 1986. The cans-on-a-string haunting is part of the fresh hell for eldest son Dalton, and didn't he take enough abuse in the last film?
Fans of the first "Insidious" will walk into the theater knowing (1) which family member is possessed and (2) the nature of the supernatural forces. Screenwriter Leigh Whannell tries to compensate by simultaneously adding backstory and new drama. But it feels a little like sandwiching a cupcake with two waffles sprinkled with powdered sugar. (Billion-dollar idea: the Belgian Waffle Cake. You're welcome, Jack in the Box.)
If "Insidious 2" exists solely because "Insidious 1" made a ton of money, then at least credit Wan for making quality control a priority. A lesser filmmaker would have farmed out the project to a protege with limited talent, and raked in a boatload of executive-producer cash for doing minimal work. Wan once again stays engaged and helps his cause with some excellent hires.
Much like "The Conjuring," the camera work becomes more urgent and threatening as the horror builds, as if one of demons were handling the cinematography. Joseph Bishara's piano-heavy score is appropriately menacing, and ties into the plot in a subtle but meaningful way.
Production design is vital for a good horror film, and Jennifer Spence does some exemplary work. Even if there weren't a single ghostly presence in this film, the green-and-black paisley wallpaper would have brought chills to the steeliest moviegoer.
The extra effort extends to some of the actors, particularly Patrick Wilson, who is convincing as the possessed dad. Barbara Hershey is the resourceful Grandma Lambert. And the people playing evil spirits actually have to act, since Wan shuns computer-effect demons in favor of real people with too much lipstick and not enough melanin . Linda Blair would be proud.
None of the above should make us look forward to "Insidious: Chapter 3." (Which will have to come after Wan directs "Fast & Furious 7," and, presumably, "The Conjuring 2.")
But if we must live with unnecessary sequels, it's always better when a pro is in charge.
Peter Hartlaub is The San Francisco Chronicle's pop culture critic. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @PeterHartlaub


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Run for your lives: Godzilla hits Tokyo museum
The first thing on the average Tokyo visitor's to-do list this summer is probably to visit the shiny new Tokyo Skytree. And who can blame them, given the saturation coverage the 634-meter tower's been getting?
But there's another behemoth in town.
Just a few stops away from Tokyo Skytree Station, Godzilla and his pals have taken over the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo for an epic exhibit of rubber-suited carnage over the next few months.
For better or for worse -- other than legendary director Akira Kurosawa's works -- the giant-monster genre is probably what defines the Japanese film industry abroad.
For the first time, fans will get to feel what is was like in a 1960s movie studio with Godzilla about to stomp on the hapless citizens of a miniaturized Tokyo.
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The show -- "Tokusatsu Hakubutsukan," or "Museum of Special Effects" -- is a retrospective of the golden age of monsters and heroes and an unprecedented chance to see not only some of the stars in all their rubbery glory, but also a whole walk-through miniature Tokyo set.
Here, visitors can experience what Godzilla (or at least the guy in the suit) saw right before he destroyed the city.
Hideaki Anno, director of the hit anime series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and all-round otaku, has teamed up with animation giant Studio Ghibli to create the expo, so Godzilla fans can be assured that it's in expert hands.
More on CNNGo: 5 best Godzilla movies of all time
Two of Godzilla's rivals, the robotic imposter MechaGodzilla and three-headed golden dragon from Venus, King Ghidorah, are also on display so it's a real treat for fans of the series.
Other than the monster suits, over 500 rare props used in the filming of many of these classic movies are being showcased, including fighter jets, spaceships and buildings that have managed to escape being blown to bits.
The exhibit is also a celebration of the long-underappreciated art of miniature building; an industry in which Japanese model-makers lead the world.
An entire section is dedicated to the craftsmanship that went into the building of the cities and towns that were doomed to be reduced to rubble.
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It also includes displays revealing some of the movie magic the masters used to make sure the audience never got tired of seeing Tokyo flattened.
There's even a short film created just for this exhibit, where -- you guessed it -- a giant monster demolishes Tokyo. No fancy CGI effects here -- just lots of explosions and plenty of miniature buildings being smashed up.
Bottom line -- after checking out what the masters of construction have done at Tokyo Skytree, why not check out what the masters of destruction can do at the monster show?
Tickets are ¥1,400 (US$18) for adults, ¥900 for middle- and high-school students and ¥400 for elementary students. Children under elementary-school age get in free.
Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, 4-1-1 Miyoshi, Koto-ku, Tokyo; +81 (0) 3 5245 4111; open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m; exhibition runs until October 8; www.mot-art-museum.jp
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Kingston's bipartisan plans for ACA
Rep. Jack Kingston wants to repeal Obamacare, and his ascension to the top of an Appropriations subcommittee with jurisdiction over health funding puts him in a powerful position to leave an imprint.
But the affable Georgia Republican — set to chair the Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services in the new Congress — wants it known he's not a saber-rattling, repeal-at-any-cost zealot.
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"I don't want to go in there saying, 'By golly, there's a new sheriff in town,'" the Savannah resident told POLITICO. "Obamacare has been the law of the land, and it is getting implemented. We have to work in that context."
Describing those comments as potentially "controversial" — a nod to the heat that Speaker John Boehner took when he called Obamacare the law of the land right after the November elections — Kingston acknowledged the difficult position he's in, caught between a Republican base that detests the health law and Democrats who control the White House and Senate.
"You just have to be aware that on our side, people can't stand it, and they have not grown used to it and they do not like it any more than they did when it was passed," he said. "Therefore, whenever you're touching it, Obamacare is as sensitive as gun control or abortion. It's just one of those very difficult, political things where you're all for it or all against it."
Kingston emphasized that much of his role in guiding the financing for HHS and Obamacare will be defined by party leaders. "If I have a role of being a quarterback, then I'm not going to be the one calling all the plays," he said. "I think a lot of what we do on the Affordable Care Act is going to be in coordination with the front office of Appropriations and presumably with leadership and with authorizing committees."
Above all, Kingston said he is "100 percent" committed to getting a bipartisan bill to the floor of the House that funds the Department of Health and Human Services. That's been a hot-button bill for years, with abortion, stem cell research and a host of other divisive issues cropping up, and it's been particularly difficult amid all the Obamacare politicking of the past few years. To get more bipartisanship, he said, the annual spending bill can't be seen as "the instrument for dismantling Obamacare."


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George Anastas, health physicist and nuclear engineer with the Environmental Evaluation Group (EEG) of New Mexico Tech, recently received a letter of commendation from the organizers of the New Mexico Homeland Security "Combating Terrorism" Conference, which was held during the last week of October at the Isleta Pueblo Conference Center.
Anastas was cited for his numerous contributions made during the conference, including work done as a member of the conference's business committee and for securing scholarships for some of the conference participants.
"Mr. Anastas was solely responsible for successfully petitioning the New Mexico Office of Homeland Security for scholarship monies that allowed over 100 first responders to attend the conference—people who otherwise would have been unable to attend," wrote Thomas J. Allard, director of homeland security at Sandia National Laboratories, which along with New Mexico Tech were co-sponsors of the "Combating Terrorism" conference.
More than 500 first responders attended the national conference, receiving training in topics ranging from incident command, to chemical and biological methodology, to lessons learned from prior terrorist events.


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Images: Arlene Mulder Through the Years
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Arlene Mulder presents Frank Cassell, Roosevelt University dean, with the 1993 Arlington Heights vehicle sticker honoring the university. From 1987 to 1996, Roosevelt's northwest suburban campus was in the former Forest View High School, 2121 S. Goebbert Road, Arlington Heights.
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Arlington Heights Village Trustee Arlene Mulder walks to the tee at Arlington Lakes Golf Club, at a 1991 outing.
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Arlene Mulder in 1979, the year she was picked to fill a vacancy on the Arlington Heights Park District board.
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After Hotels of Distinction Inc. rescued the Arlington Park Hilton hotel from receivership in October 1993, new mayor Arlene Mulder met there with, from left: Alan Tremain, chairman of the Hotels of Distinction board; Jean Claude Mathot, president and COO of Hotels of Distinction; and Charles Gray, general manager of the Arlington Park Hilton Conference Center.
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From 1993: Luther Village Director of Sales Kathleen Ullo, developer Charles Shaw and Arlene Mulder break ground on Bradley House, a 139-unit senior building at Luther Village that was completed in 1994.
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Arlene Mulder as a park board candidate in 1981.
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In 1993 at the track: Al Mulder goes over a racing program with, from left: his son, Michael; Vladimir Sceririn, the fiance of his daughter, Michelle; Michelle Mulder; and his wife, Village President Arlene.
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On April 20, 1993, Arlene Mulder is elected to her first term as village president. She holds a victory cigar given to her from friend and supporter Ken Cook.
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Arlene Mulder and Dick Duchossois, chairman of Arlington International Racecourse.
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On Oct. 20, 1997, the Arlington Heights Village Board agreed to the Arlington Town Square development, a blockbuster decision that would close off Davis Street and set the ball in motion for further downtown redevelopment. Mayor Arlene Mulder told a packed council chambers, "I strongly believe this is in the best interests of all Arlington Heights."
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Arlene Mulder at St. Viator High School in May 1997 with Cook County Clerk David Orr, left, and Chicago Bear Andy Heck. Heck was sworn in as a deputy voter registrar and the three came to St. Viator to discuss the importance of voting.
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Arlington Heights Village President Arlene Mulder and canoe partner Bob Zember put their hearts into the 1999 Lake Arlington canoe race sponsored by the Lions Club.
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Arlene Mulder and Robert Paddock, vice chairman and executive vice president of Paddock Publications, reminisce about village celebrations over the years, including the hugely successful Ponies on Parade in 2000.
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Mayor Arlene Mulder and Tom Rivera, former president of the Greater Woodfield Convention and Visitors Bureau (now the Woodfield Chicago Northwest Convention Bureau) arrive at St. Colette Catholic Church in Rolling Meadows for the April 19, 2002 funeral of Stuart R. Paddock Jr., publisher emeritus of the Daily Herald.
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Arlene Mulder warms up for the ceremonial first pitch at the annual Million Week softball game between Arlington International Racecourse employees and Arlington Heights police officers in Pioneer Park, on Aug. 11, 2003.
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Arlington Heights Mayor Arlene Mulder (front, in yellow jumpsuit) floats to the ground with U.S. Army Golden Knight SFC Bryan Schnell. With Schnell, she jumped from 13,000 feet on Aug. 21, 2004 at the Skydive Chicago event in Ottawa, IL, that was featuring jumps for local celebrities and politicians.
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Village President Arlene Mulder welcomes guests and honorees to the annual Hearts of Gold dinner, held Feb. 18, 2006 at the Sheraton Chicago Northwest Hotel.
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Arlene Mulder gets geared up to deliver meals to seniors on Mayors for Meals Day, March 21, 2007. The national day was set aside to raise awareness of senior hunger.
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Arlington Heights Village President Arlene J. Mulder congratulates Gov. Pat Quinn after the governor signed two bills to improve the quality of life for people needing mental health services, on Aug. 18, 2011 at Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health in Arlington Heights.
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Nokia Siemens Networks, which acquired the Motorola Solutions campus in Arlington Heights, unveils its new sign outside the facility on Sept. 18, 2011, with the help of Arlene Mulder. Behind her is Susan Schramm, head of marketing and corporate affairs for Nokia Siemens Networks.
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Union Pacific Railway Chairman Jim Young gives Mayor Mulder the symbol of Arlington Heights' membership in the Train Town USA Registry on July 7, 2012. During UP's 150th anniversary year, the railroad honored communities that have had a close relationship with trains. Train service in Arlington Heights began in 1854 with the completion of the Illinois & Wisconsin Railway line.
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Arlene Mulder, right, visits with Lois Arbanas as she celebrates her 105th birthday at the Moorings on Dec. 1, 2012. Mulder recognized Arbanas on her 100th birthday with a plaque, and added to that collection with another framed certificate of recognition last December.
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The Arlington Heights Village Board and state Sen. Matt Murphy pause for a photo at the 66th annual Arlington Heights Chamber of Commerce Installation and Recognition Celebration on Jan. 24, 2013. From left: Trustees Joe Farwell, Bert Rosenberg and Tom Hayes; Sen. Murphy; Mayor Mulder; and Trustees John Scaletta, Carol Blackwood and Mike Sidor.
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Long-time Village President Arlene Mulder, left, and long-time staffer Valerie Gerstein, walk slowly down a Village Hall hallway May 2, saying goodbye.
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Mythbusters Tests Two Legends at New Mexico Tech, Oct. 16, 2008
Right: Tory Belleci, Adam Savage, Kari Byron, Grant Imahara and Jamie Hyneman, the stars of MythBusters. Click for bigger picture.
SOCORRO, N.M., Oct. 16, 2008 – New Mexico Tech is enjoying a streak of media attention this year, with a handful of cable and network TV shows visiting campus.
Good Morning America filmed a segment at the university's training facility in Playas in September. Jeopardy! aired video clues filmed in Socorro on Tuesday, Oct. 14. A new Discovery Channel show, Belly of the Beast" filmed two explosions and several interviews about tank armor last week. The new mini-series, Man Vs. Cartoon, was filmed all summer and will air in January 2009.
All of campus is abuzz because one of the most popular cable TV series, MythBusters, spent a week in Socorro filming two myths. Produced by Beyond Productions of Australia, the show features engineers and special effects experts testing popular myths and legends.
The entire cast and crew from MythBusters visited campus, filming several explosions and all the preparations. The cast filmed a high-speed collision and detonated a huge explosion as part of their mythbusting.
"One of the great things about MythBusters is that it's inspired children to become interested in science, math and education," said Dr. Van Romero, Vice President of Research and Economic Development at Tech. "Plus, during filming we discovered that MythBusters has a true cult following among New Mexico Tech students, which really isn't too surprising."
Right: Tech employees and MythBusters examine the remains of a high-speed collision Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center at New Mexico Tech. From left are Jason Metzger, Julian Armijo, Adam Savage, Jamie Hyneman and Mike Stanley. Adam and Jamie are the stars of the show.
At a recent campus forum, students had a series of questions about the MythBusters visit. In addition to wanting information about the filming, students were also interested to know if the show would return and if the stars might be willing to speak to students.
The subject matter of the two myths remains classified until the show hits the air. Suffice it to say that the two main cast members – Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage – were testing a complicated urban myth about what happens when two trucks collide.
To answer the question, the duo used New Mexico Tech's sled track, operated by Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center, to simulate the collision between two semis at ultra-high speeds.
"We delivered a collision using rockets," Romero said. "This was challenging for us because we used the heaviest test article we've ever used on the sled track."
The test was dramatic, but the only way to find out if that myth was busted will be to watch the show in May. Hyneman said he was impressed with the expertise of the Tech crew.
Left: Tech employees and MythBusters examine the remains of a high-speed collision Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Tech's EMRTC. From left are Tech vice president Dr. Van Romero, MythBuster Adam Savage and EMRTC assistant director Mike Stanley.
The MythBusters cast typically builds experiments using their own wits and ingenuity. At Tech, they had the luxury of working with an entire crew of experts.
"Any question I had or test I was interested in they had already a great deal of experience with, and had gone into in great depth," Hyneman said. "Not that there isn't always more to learn, but if it had to do with explosives, these people had it nailed, and if the answer was not on the tip of the tongue they knew someone that did have it. Over the years we have been producing MythBusters we have done quite a range of testing of highly energetic materials and processes using weapons and explosives and yet we felt like rank amateurs after poking around EMRTC for a bit."
MythBusters coordinating producer Linda Wolkovitch said the rocket sled test will be part of a special two-hour episode, most likely to air in May.
"The two-hour special is our biggest show of the year," she said. "We can devote more time to these stories editorially because they are big, giant, impressive stories."
Graduate student Graham Walsh led the volunteer effort to set up the test. He rounded up a handful of fellow students – mostly undergraduates – to do the dirty work.
"It was a good experience," Walsh said. "They do unique and interesting tests, which are fun to set up. This is testing that we don't see every day, so it presented some interesting logistical challenges."
The student volunteers were Trevor Beach, Zahra Ghanbari, Toby Hartman, Drew Prichard, Shaun Geerts and Kerri Harvey. None of the students will appear on camera, Walsh said. Those students, plus more who work at EMRTC, did all the unglamorous work that nobody else wanted to do, he said.
"MythBusters has different needs than a typical customer that simply wants data," Walsh said. "The MythBusters crew wants to be involved in the entire setting-up process and be a part of everything."
Several EMRTC staff members were instrumental in producing the shows, including Mike Stanley, Jason Metzger, Julian Armijo, Daniel Gallegos, Darryl Cases, Tony Zimmerly and Brad Bohling. Jamie and Adam filmed their preparations in an EMRTC lab with Stanley and his crew.
The second cast – Kari Byron, Tori Belleci and Grant Imahara – filmed a segment for an episode the subject of which is also being kept a closely guarded secret but the result was extraordinary as they detonated the biggest explosion that has ever been seen on the show!
"Graham developed a small-scale technique," Romero said. "This technique allowed the MythBusters to do it themselves using readily available materials."
Kari, Tory and Grant filmed an interview with Romero outside Skeen Library, which will serve as an introduction to the test. The trio also filmed much of the preparations in a Jones Hall lab with Walsh. That segment will most likely air during an episode in April 2009.
Wolkovitch was effusive with her praise for Tech's facilities, people, capabilities and hospitality.
Left: Tech employees and MythBusters examine the remains of a high-speed collision Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Tech's EMRTC. From left are Tech vice president Dr. Van Romero, MythBuster Adam Savage and EMRTC assistant director Mike Stanley.
"We were so thrilled with the entire shoot," she said. "As we say in Australia, we were 'gobsmacked.' We were absolutely amazed with the facilities. We want to build a special relationship between MythBusters and New Mexico Tech and we look forward to coming back."
"To top that off, they were downright friendly," Hyneman said. "We had a great time there, felt safe at all times – they even warned us at length about the rattlers – and were continuously impressed at the depth of their knowledge."
The MythBusters crew has called on New Mexico Tech expertise twice in 2007 – both times for help with explosives. In an episode about surfing waves created by underwater explosions, Romero and Walsh helped set up an explosion. Later, the same pair helped create underwater explosions inside a faux shark. In both cases, New Mexico Tech helped bust the myths on location in California.
Romero was a consultant for the shark episode and appeared in the episode about surfing the waves.
"I went to San Francisco and appeared on that show as an expert," Romero said. "While I was there, I said, "Gee, you ought to come out to New Mexico Tech sometime'. They typically use a quarry in Northern California and an old airstrip in Alameda for their explosions, but they can only do a few hundred pounds of explosives. I told them that if they want to do a really big explosion, they need to come to Socorro."
That's exactly what they did.


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Next and last movie night!
Dear students,
I really would like to see many of you at the last movie night of the year, which is going to take place on Monday 05/04/09 at 7.30pm in WLT 235.
The movie I picked up is 'Le scaphandre et le papillon' ('The Diving Bell and the Butterfly') and it was made in 2007 by Julian Schnabel.
It relates the real story of a French journalist, Jean-Dominique Bauby, who lapsed into coma after a massive stroke. He eventually woke up but was suffering from a condition called locked-in syndrome: his body became physically paralyzed but he found a way to communicate through movements of his right eye and was therefore able to write a book, 'Le scaphandre et le papillon', published in 1997.
Here is the trailer:
Good luck for your finals and see you on Monday!
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Three Hope College graduating seniors have received recognition through the prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship program of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Anne Georges of Ramsey, Minn., and Colin Rathbun of Ada have each received fellowships through the program. Patrick Lutz of Canton has received honorable mention.
It is the fifth year in a row that multiple graduating seniors or recent alumni have received fellowships or honorable mention in the program. The NSF awarded 2,000 of the fellowships nationwide this year, and recognized another 1,835 students with honorable mention.
The awards are for students in the early stage of pursuing a research-based master's or doctoral degree in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines. The fellowships are for up to three years, and pay a $30,000 annual stipend and a $10,500-$12,000 cost-of-education allowance.
Georges is majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology, and minoring in mathematics. She has been conducting collaborative research with Dr. Leah Chase, associate professor of biology and chemistry. In 2011 she received a highly competitive scholarship from the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation, one of only 275 awarded nationwide.
She has been accepted at several graduate schools and will enter a Ph.D. program in biochemistry this fall. Ultimately she would like to stay in the academic world, both researching and teaching. She is the daughter of Robert and Ruth Georges of Ramsey, Minnesota and a 2008 graduate of Minnehaha Academy.
Rathbun is majoring in chemistry and minoring in mathematics. He has been conducting collaborative research at Hope with Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, who is an assistant professor of chemistry and Towsley Research Scholar, and in the summer of 2011 conducted chemistry research in Buenos Aires, Argentina, supported by an NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates grant. Also in 2011 he received a highly competitive scholarship from the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation, one of only 275 awarded nationwide.
He has been accepted to a variety of graduate schools and will begin to pursue a doctorate in organometallic chemistry this fall, and following his graduate work intends to conduct research while teaching at the university level. He is the son of Timothy and Roxanne Rathbun of Ada, and a 2008 graduate of Northpointe Christian High School.
Lutz is majoring in chemistry. He has been conducting collaborative research with Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, who is an assistant professor of chemistry and Towsley Research Scholar at Hope. In 2010, he held the college's Dean's Science Division Research Award in chemistry in support of his participation in summer research.
In the fall he will begin graduate studies at Princeton University, pursuing a Ph.D. in organic chemistry, and he is considering a career teaching and conducting research. He is the son of John and Michelle Lutz of Canton, and a 2008 graduate of Plymouth Christian Academy.


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LOGIN_TOKEN(8) BSD System Manager's Manual LOGIN_TOKEN(8)
login_activ, login_crypto, login_snk - provide ActivCard, CRYPTOCard and SNK-004 authentication
login_token [-s service] [-v name=value] user [class]
The login_token program implements an X9.9 token card challenge response authentication mechanism (see login.conf(5)). It must be invoked by one of the names: login_activ, login_crypto, or login_snk. Available options are: -s Specify the service. Currently only challenge, login, and response are supported. -v This option and its value are ignored. login_token will look up user in the appropriate database file, depending on what name it was called as: /etc/activ.db, /etc/crypto.db, or /etc/snk.db. It then will issue a challenge, and if the user is able to correctly respond (by using the appropriate token) the user will be au- thenticated. The class argument is unused.
/etc/activ.db data base of information for the ActivCard tokens. /etc/crypto.db data base of information for the CRYPTOCard tokens. /etc/snk.db data base of information for the SNK-004 tokens.
Diagnostic messages are logged via syslog(3) with the LOG_AUTH facility.
syslog(3), login.conf(5), tokenadm(8), tokeninit(8)
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Ciao a tutti! I would like to remind you that I am a semi-finalist in Eggland's Best "Your Best Recipe" Contest!! My recipe for Chocolate Hazelnut Espresso Cookies was selected. You can please vote until Sept. 30th 12PM. You can take a look at http://www.egglandsbest.com/yourbestrecipe and on the Eggland's Best "Your Best Recipe" Contest tab on the Eggland's Best Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/egglandsbesteggs/app_251842034899170 - you have to "like" Egglands Best. You will see my recipe under the Dessert Category under Caroline B. I would very much appreciate it. Thank you all!
|Squash, zucchini, eggplant, tomatoes, purple peppers and my cute little pumpkin!!
This afternoon I went to my local farmers market. They have a beautiful selection of baked goods, eggs, jams and jellies and of course fresh fruits and vegetables. The produce is some of the loveliest and prettiest I have ever seen. I'm not kidding. I know it seems strange to call vegetables pretty, but they really are. I couldn't resist. The vegetables were calling my name. Sometimes I go the farmers market with a list since I already know what I want to prepare, but the vegetables gave me a wonderful idea. And that idea was Vegetable Lasagna.
When you think of lasagna, you probably think of classic lasagna with Bolognese sauce, cheese and noodles and that's fantastic. But this "lasagna" has no noodles. That's right, NO NOODLES. The vegetables are used in place of the noodles. For anyone doing a gluten free, low carb or paleo diet, this is the perfect meal for you. This lasagna is also a wonderful vegetarian entrée and it's a great way to get your kids to eat some veggies. As soon as your kids see this beautiful, bubbling lasagna fresh out of the oven, they'll forget that it's actually good for you! It combines fresh grilled vegetables, cheese and raw tomato sauce. What else do you need?
I used eggplant, zucchini and yellow squash. I find that these vegetable are the best to use when making"lasagna" since you can cut them in nice long strips that replicate noodles. I also like using eggplant because it has a more "meaty" texture then other vegetables, so if you're a carnivore at heart, this should make you happy! This recipe does have a lot of steps, but I promise you it is worth it. It is just so, so delicious. As always, I LOVE to hear from you, so please comment and let me know what you think!!
Fresh Vegetable Lasagna
The vegetable part:
2 large eggplants
3 zucchini
3 yellow squash
The Marinade:
Olive oil
Red Pepper
Dry basil
The cheese part:
20 ounces of ricotta
Italian parsley- chopped
Red pepper
1 cup of parmigiana cheese
The tomato part:
2 fresh tomatoes
3 cloves of garlic
2 tbsp. pesto- (If you don't have pesto, add some chopped basil, 1 tbsp. parmigiana and 2 tbsp. olive oil to a food processor and there ya go!)
First step- Start by rinsing your vegetables lightly, you want them to be nice and clean. Begin with the eggplant since that takes the longest to grill. Cut length wise, about ¼ inch thick. Prepare a flat top griddle with lots of olive oil over medium heat. You can play it by ear with exactly how much oil you use.
Start making your marinade. Combine olive oil, (again, exactly how much you want to use is up to you, I would suggest starting with around 4 tablespoons and adding as you go along if you need to) salt, pepper, red pepper and dry basil. All of this is quanto basta- to taste!
Brush one side of the eggplant lightly with the marinade and put on the griddle (marinated side down) and then brush more of the marinade on the other side. As the eggplants are finished cooking, either put them on a tray, plate or a wire rack, so any excess oil drips off.
|The grilled vegetables!!
Cut your zucchini and yellow squash, length wise. Again, cut a ¼ inch thick. Wait for all of the eggplants to finish cooking. Since you are using two large eggplants, this could take up to an hour. Each side usually takes around 15-25 minutes depending on your stove. Once all the eggplant is done, do the same with the yellow squash. Brush one side with the marinade, put on the griddle (marinated side down) and brush your marinade on the other side. All of the yellow squash will take around 45 minutes to cook (10-20 minutes each side). Put the finished squash on your tray.
Now repeat the same steps with the zucchini. Brush one side with the marinade, put on the griddle (marinated side down), and brush more marinade on the other side. The zucchini should take around 40 minutes to cook (10-20 minutes each side.) Move the cooked zucchini to your tray with all of the other grilled vegetables.
Second Step- Let the vegetables cool for a few minutes and start preparing your cheese mixture. Combine ricotta, salt, pepper, chopped Italian parsley and red pepper. Mix until combined. We will be using the parmigiana as is, so just have it ready!!
|The ricotta mixture
Third Step- Clean your tomatoes and do a rough chop. I like the pieces kind of chunky, but you do it however you like! Put your chopped tomatoes in a bowl. When you chop tomatoes, a lot of the juice seeps out, but don't throw it away!! Add it to the bowl. Chop your garlic and add with the tomatoes. Add salt, pepper and pesto. Mix.
|The raw tomato sauce
Fourth Step- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Prepare a large casserole pan with lots of olive oil. You don't want your bottom layer of vegetables sticking to the pan. Now is the fun part, arranging it!! The way I like to do it is by having each layer a specific vegetable, as opposed to mixing them. That way, in each bite, you get a little of everything!! Start with a layer of eggplant. You can make each layer as thin or thick as you like. Once the eggplant is done, spread a generous amount of ricotta on top. Now do a layer of zucchini. Spread more ricotta. Now do a layer of squash. Now..you guessed it, more ricotta!!
Continue doing these steps until you have no more ricotta or vegetables left. Cover the top layer with the raw tomato sauce and sprinkle the parmigiana cheese all over the top!! Put in the oven and cook for an hour and half. Take it out of the oven and let it sit for at least 20 minutes before serving. Cut a nice big slice for yourself and enjoy with a glass of red wine!! Buon Appetito!!


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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) released its last Southeast Region rankings poll April 30 and has listed the Georgia College softball team at No. 7.
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