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By Rob Glidden
Staff Writer
The Town Council once again tabled their decision on the proposal by the Southington Community Cultural Arts (SCCA) group to turn the Gura Building into an arts center, after a plan presented by the Republicans led to a heated argument.
For several months, the SCCA has been seeking approval from the council to begin raising funds for the project, which is expected to cost about $1.2 million. The group has asked for 18 months to raise funds from private donors and various potential grants for the first phase of construction.
Meetings between council members and SCCA members have given both sides a chance of go over the details of the project, and on Monday the SCCA released a formal written response to several written concerns expressed by Vice-Chairman Peter Romano.
Chairman John Dobbins presented a plan that would require the SCCA to raise the entire $1.2 million within 18 months. In addition, the group would need to complete the construction in a single phase and would be responsible for all maintenance costs of the building, including heat and electricity, during the pre-construction phase.
"There is support on the council and in the community for an arts center," Dobbins said. "This compromise allows the SCCA to continue and protects the taxpayers."
The council's three Democrats knew nothing about this proposal prior to the meeting and objected to being kept out of the loop. The SCCA was also hearing the idea for the first time.
"To get these stipulations tonight that we haven't seen and then have to vote on them is totally unfair," said Councilor Chris Palmieri.
The discussion degenerated further after Councilor Al Natelli accused the Gura Building Use Committee, which recommended the arts center option, of favoritism. In particular, he singled out Councilor Dawn Miceli, the chair of that committee and a former member of the SCCA's board of directors.
"I don't think the necessary due diligence was done," Natelli said. "It's important to represent all the people, not just one group. The committee was the group's lawyer, judge and jury."
Miceli said she was "saddened" by the comments and reminded the rest of the council that she had been asked to chair the committee by former Council Chairman Edward Pocock, III. She said she had expressed doubts to Pocock and Town Attorney Mark Sciota, who both assured her there was no conflict of interest since she does not stand to gain financially from the arts center project.
Palmieri and Councilor John Barry were incensed by the personal nature of Natelli's comments and were quick to defend her.
"We can disagree on the Gura Building," Barry said. "That's fine, it's a tough issue. But this was a personal attack on our colleague and it's disgusting. You owe her an apology."
No apology was given, but the officials had calmed down after a brief recess was called. Miceli invited SCCA member Peter Veronneau, who has overseen the project's construction plan, to address the new proposal. He said the plan presented that evening would bring the group's plans for the building to an end.
"We can not raise that full amount in 18 months," Veronneau said. "The plan has always been to raise funds for the first phase and carry on after that. These grants roll in cycles and it just won't work this way."
After further discussion, it became clear that the confusion came from a brief section of the SCCA's written response that addressed the phased construction plan.
"At the beginning of our consideration of the Gura building, SCCA thought that a phased construction project might be the way to renovate the building," the section reads. "We were uncertain of the availability of public and private funding sources. As we have become more familiar with state and federal funds, SCCA has concluded that a renovation of the Gura is best funded and completed in a single phase of construction, and this is our intention moving forward from this point."
Romano said that he expected the SCCA would be comfortable raising all the funds in the 18-month windows based on this part of the group's response.
"We must have misinterpreted that statement," he said. "We're a lot farther apart than I thought we were."
A motion to table the decision had failed earlier in the meeting, as did a motion by Palmieri to adopt the SCCA's proposal without the new stipulations. After the discussion with Veronneau, the council unanimously agreed to a table.


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First i'll say this: this code is probably the most innefficiant way of doing it, because I have been using the knowledge I've learned from about 16 total video tutorials and answers of other peoples questions on many different websites. I have tried to add comments wherever I can to show what I'm doing but in the last part even I don't know whats happening. The program is supposed to be a very basic window with 2 text fields to take imputs and add them together, but it has turned out to be more than I can handle. the main problem(and I think the only one) is that I need some of the objects to be final but I also need to change them.
Here's the code:
the only problem that eclipse is having with it right now is that add, firstNum and secondNum need to be final to be called on in the last part, but they also need to change.import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class Stuff { public static void main(String[] args) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub //Make all of the objects. JLabel enterFirst = new JLabel("First Number:"); JLabel enterSecond = new JLabel("+ Second Number"); JTextField firstNum = new JTextField("Enter a number"); JTextField secondNum = new JTextField("Enter a number"); JButton add = new JButton("Add"); JTextField sumField = new JTextField("Sum"); //set dimensions for them if you don't want to do them by hand. Dimension size1 = enterFirst.getPreferredSize(); Dimension size2 = enterSecond.getPreferredSize(); Dimension size3 = firstNum.getPreferredSize(); Dimension size4 = secondNum.getPreferredSize(); Dimension size5 = add.getPreferredSize(); Dimension size6 = sumField.getPreferredSize(); //Make a JFrame. JFrame x = new JFrame(); x.setLayout(null); x.setVisible(true); x.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); x.setSize(600,350); x.setTitle("Calculator"); x.setBackground(Color.GRAY); //Add the objects. x.add(enterFirst); x.add(firstNum); x.add(enterSecond); x.add(secondNum); x.add(add); x.add(sumField); //Set the objects positions. enterFirst.setBounds(100, 20, size1.width, size1.height); enterSecond.setBounds(300, 20, size2.width, size2.height); firstNum.setBounds(200, 20, size3.width, size3.height); secondNum.setBounds(420, 20, size4.width, size4.height); add.setBounds(250, 45, size5.width, size5.height); sumField.setBounds(320, 45, size6.width, size6.height); //Set the sumField to be uneditable. sumField.setEditable(false); //Add the ActionListener. ActionListener action1 = new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { if (e.getSource() == add) { String sumNum = new String(""); int sum = Integer.valueOf(firstNum.getText()) + Integer.valueOf(secondNum.getText()); sumNum = Integer.toString(sum); sumField.setText(sumNum); } } }; } }
the errors:"Cannot refer to non final variable add inside an inner class defined in a different method."
"Cannot refer to non final variable firstNum inside an inner class defined in a different method."
"Cannot refer to non final variable secondNum inside an inner class defined in a different method."
PS: If this is completely wrong, which it might be, just tell me, I just want to know how to fix it, if I can.
EDIT: In the probable case that I am doing this completely wrong, I would appreciate any links you might have that could help melearn this stuff better. Although I have dug through google looking for answers to may problems, I fell that an actuall tutorial on the stuff I need would be more useful.

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The Head of Hufflepuff house is a professor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry with the special obligation of looking after the students of their house: Hufflepuff. It is unknown how a professor would be elected for the post, but it's most likely that the headmaster chooses the professor whom embodies all the qualities Helga Hufflepuff herself had (loyalty, kindness, generosity, etc.) and probably was in Hufflepuff House when he/she was in Hogwarts.
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- 1992–1993 school year: to inform the Hufflepuff students of new rules regarding the opening of the Chamber of Secrets[1]
- 1993–1994 school year: to notify their students of the rules in regards to protecting them from Azkaban escapee, Sirius Black[2]
- 1997–1998 school year: to round up their students prior to the Battle of Hogwarts[3]
Known Heads of Hufflepuff
- Helga Hufflepuff – One of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry whom Hufflepuff House was named after
- Pomona Sprout – Head of Hufflepuff during Harry Potter's time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
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- Head of Gryffindor House
- Head of Ravenclaw House
- Head of Slytherin House
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- Hogwarts
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Get your students started in research and encourage them to enter Regeneron STS! If you're just starting out, you don't have to do it alone. The Society is always here to help, as well as all the teachers who have run research programs for many years and love to pass on advice.
What is Regeneron STS?
The Regeneron Science Talent Search (Regeneron STS), a program of Society for Science & the Public since 1942, is the nation's most prestigious science competition for high school seniors. Students complete independent science and engineering research projects and submit a written research report, essay questions, transcripts, and test scores to Regeneron STS. The judges are looking for students who show the greatest potential as future scientific leaders. They believe that an individual can excel in any number of ways, and therefore there are no cutoffs for GPA, test scores, or any other factor. To receive information about the Regeneron STS, please sign up here.
What incentives are there for my students to enter?
All eligible entrants receive a free t-shirt and laptop sticker to recognize their dedication to science research. Each year 300 Regeneron STS scholars and their schools are recognized, earning $2,000 each. From that select pool of scholars, 40 student finalists are invited to Washington, DC in March to participate in final judging, display their work to the public, meet with notable scientists, and compete for the top awards.
Let us jump-start your student research efforts with materials on the Regeneron Science Talent Search!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
File Sharing
9 comments:
- Joan said...
It works! Now please share how you got it to work. I cannot figure it out. =)
- August 13, 2009 at 6:01 PM
- elainaann said...
Worked beautifully. Thanks for sharing!
- August 13, 2009 at 6:10 PM
Worked great for me. Thanks
- August 13, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Eve Heaton said...
Joan - I just came across that site today. It is called Google Sites and it is a free website/wiki creator from google. I put a mini version together to share files here but I see so much potential for personal and school use.
If you cut and paste this website into your tool bar you can watch a short video. http://www.google.com/sites/help/intl/en/overview.html
Below the video you can see a classroom sample.
I haven't done much playing around, other then to start sharing files, but plan to soon.
- August 13, 2009 at 8:03 PM
Thanks for sharing. There's another site that's free called Media Fire to upload documents. I found my school's firewall wouldn't let me access it.
By the way, the last page in your starter pages file, says science contact. I assumed you meant contract.
- August 13, 2009 at 11:59 PM
- Eve Heaton said...
It was meant to read science contact page. I usually have my parents fill out sometime the late part of the first week of school. I glue it to the inside cover of the students notebook so I have contact information immediately if I need to get a hold of a parent. I rarely used it last year and really should have weeded it out this year...but didn't. Chalk it up to being overly distracted with the start of the school year just around the corner (Monday for us).
- August 14, 2009 at 4:11 AM
I am so glad you mentioned this for file sharing.. I have been looking for something like this for my blog and you saved the day! Thanks so much for sharing this information~
- August 16, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- Ms. Tanea said...
This is really cool that you are there helping out other teachers. Just so you know I voted for you teacher website. Right now I am obsessed with animoto, but I think I will try out this file sharing program.
- September 21, 2009 at 11:58 PM
- Eve Heaton said...
Tanea - Thanks for voting for my website. I need to get my kids on that :)
Hope things are going well for you in school.
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AMC's "Breaking Bad" has won the Screen Actors Guild award for performance by an ensemble in a drama series.
The series stars Bryan Cranston as Walter White, a high-school chemistry teacher who turns to manufacturing crystal meth in order to pay for his cancer treatment. Cranston won a SAG Award last year for his acclaimed performance, and has also been honored with multiple Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe.
The show's ensemble also includes Aaron Paul, Anna Gun, R.J. Mitte, Betsy Brandt, Bob Odenkirk and Dean Norris.
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The Albuquerque-set drama concluded its five-season run on AMC in September and went out on a high note, with a record 10.3 million viewers tuning in for its series finale in September. Bolstered by critical praise and strong word-of-mouth, "Breaking Bad" saw its ratings more than triple between Seasons 4 and 5, a virtually unprecedented feat for a veteran series.
The SAG award caps off a string of wins for "Breaking Bad," which was named outstanding drama series at the Emmys in September and also picked up a Golden Globe for best drama series on Sunday.
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When most people go fishing, they come back with a small catch or nothing at all. Captain Leonard Destin, a fishing master from New London, Connecticut, ended up establishing the settlement that would become the city of Destin, Florida. You'll see why the city named itself after this early fishing industry pioneer, as the city of Destin honors its fishing heritage to this day. This Okaloosa County, Florida city actually refers to itself as \\The World's Luckiest Fishing Village." The city has had to brand itself , as it has transformed from a small fishing village into an extremely popular destination for tourists. Millions of people visit Destin each year to marvel at its beautiful green waters and white beaches; only 11,119 (as of the 2000 census) have access to Destin's beauty year-round. Join the residents of Destin and take a year-round vacation. Bring your fishing pole and leave your worries behind. Whether you catch a fish or not, you'll be lucky for living in Destin.
Destin might be "The World's Luckiest Fishing Village," but it could just as well be "The World's Luckiest Basketball Village" or "The World's Luckiest Tee Ball Village" thanks to the city's great recreation department. No matter your recreational interest, Destin has a park or recreational facility to meet your needs. Want to have some fun and meet 89,999 in the community? Head over to the Destin Community Center, an 18,500 square foot facility used by over 90,000 people in the Destin community every year. The Destin Community Center boasts a high school regulation gym, game room, stage, meetings rooms, and more. If you're interested in playing adult dodgeball or learning how to line dance, you'll have the opportunity to do so thanks to the Community Center's numerous recreational programs. The Morgan Sports Complex is another Destin recreational facility with great athletic programs. Take advantage of the facility's regulation softball fields, soccer fields, and more and/or join a recreational program, like the Destin Adult Fall 7-on-7 Flag Football League for example. Destin is also home to numerous parks, offering basketball courts, playgrounds, boat launch ramps, nature walks, and much more. Get fit and have some fun in Destin. Practice hard and it just might be "The World's Luckiest Slam Dunking Village."
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UPDATE: While familiy members said Zachary Reyna passed away, he was still on a ventilator on Sunday. Click here to read the update.
The 12-year-old Florida boy who has spent several days battling a rare brain-eating infection at Miami Children's Hospital passed away Saturday afternoon, his family said.
Zachary Reyna had been fighting the infection known as PAM, or primary amebic meningoencephalitis, but in a Facebook posting Saturday afternoon, his father said he passed away.
"At 1:54 today there was a crack of a bat heard. Zac took it deep. My boy hit his homerun. One that I'll never forget. I'm so proud of him. He left it all on the field and I can't ask for more. He did so well that he'll be the starting 2nd baseman for The Lords team," father Jesse Reyna wrote. "I sit back and ask myself, what would make me prouder; my son playing pro ball, being a successful business man or being known for changing and saving thousands of lives for The Lord. It's a no brainer. I love The Lord for giving me such a beautiful son who He chose to change myself, my family and the world for better. Thank you Jesus. It hurts, but you have given my family love and peace. We couldn't be so strong today without you. I hope that Zac continues to touch people and his time here is remembered forever. We thank everyone for being so caring and I know it's going to be tough on us at first, but we have an awesome support team back home and we are grateful for that. The battle is over for Zac but he won the war."
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A second posting said Zachary's parents had decided to donate his organs.
"Even though Zac has passed, he will still be saving many lives," the posting said. It added that Zachary would be kept on a ventilator so family and friends could visit him one last time on Sunday.
"As a family, you know, we stand strong together, but the whole world was behind him," cousin Tammy Yzaguirre said. "Regardless of how this has turned out, it's still a victory and it's still something to celebrate, his life."
"Miami Children's Hospital expresses heartfelt condolences to this devoted family," the hospital said in a statement Sunday. "We respect the family's wishes and honor their privacy at this time."
On Wednesday, Jesse Reyna said antibiotics had defeated the infection but doctors were still waiting for brain activity. Zachary had been admitted to the Miami hospital after being transferred there from Glades County, where they believe he was infected with the amoeba.
His family said Zachary had been knee boarding in a water-filled ditch by his home before he became very ill.
The brain-eating amoeba that causes this infection is commonly found in warm fresh water such as lakes, rivers, canals and ponds. This is the middle of the peak season, which runs from July through September.
The amoeba can enter through the nose and into the brain. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, from 2003 to 2012 there have been 31 reported cases of PAM. Of those, 28 have been linked to recreational water, three from nose irrigation with contaminated water. These infections are more likely in Southern states but are extremely rare.
Nevertheless the CDC says you should assume the amoeba is present in warm fresh bodies of water.
"No data exist to accurately estimate the true risk of PAM. Hundreds of millions of visits to swimming venues occur each year in the U.S. 29 that result in 0-8 infections per year," the CDC says on its website. "The extremely low occurrence of PAM makes epidemiologic study difficult; it is unknown why certain persons become infected with the amebae while millions of others exposed to warm recreational fresh waters do not."
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WALTHAM, Mass.- In a non-conference game between the Brandeis University women's basketball team and the UMass-Dartmouth Corsairs, the Judges fell 71-60. The Corsairs improve to 4-3 on the season while Brandeis goes to 2-4.
In the first half, cold shooting put the Judges in a hole as they missed 11 of their first 12 shots from the field while falling behind 15-2. Brandeis would trail by as many as 17 points before rallying back. Down 27-10 with just under eight minutes to play in the first period, the Judges embarked on a 15-4 run over the next seven minutes. The scoring spurt began with a jumper from rookie Frankie Pinto (San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente) at the 7:12 mark and ended on a layup by senior forward Nicolina Vitale (Clinton Township, Mich./Chippewa Valley) to cut the UMass lead to 31-25 with 41 seconds remaining in the half. The Corsairs scored five of the final six points in the period to extend their advantage back into double-digits at 36-26 going into the break.
In the second half, Brandeis struggled to make a dent in UMass' lead. The Corsairs claimed their largest lead of the contest following an offensive foul and technical on senior guard Kasey Dean (Southbury, Conn./Pomperaug) and then a technical on the Judges bench that gave UMass rookie guard Brianna Hochwarter (Attleboro, Mass./Attleboro) four consecutive free throws. Hochwarter drained all four to give the Corsairs a 66-48 advantage with 3:02 left in the game. Brandeis made on final run at victory as Pinto and sophomore guard Samantha Mancinelli (Durham, Conn./Coginchaug Regional) each netted five points as two free throws from Pinto made it 70-60 with 15 seconds remaining.
The Judges were led by senior guard Janelle Rodriguez (Peabody, Mass./Peabody Veterans) who had 13 points while Vitale contributed a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Dean added seven points and nine boards and Mancinelli and Pinto each contributed seven points off the bench. Dean led the squad with three assists while Rodriguez had a game-high five steals.
UMass was led by junior guard Kelsey Garrity (Somerville, Mass./Somerville) who poured in 21 points and added a game-high five assists. Rookie forward Megan Ronaghan (No. Attleboro, Mass./No. Attleboro) chipped in 15 points and seven boards while rookie guard Ashley Brown (Fairhaven, Mass./Fairhaven) added 14 more points. Junior guard Erin Fahey (Salem, Mass./St. Mary's (Lynn)) led the squad with 10 rebounds.
Brandeis travels to Johnson & Wales on Saturday December 7th for their next game at 1:00 p.m. The Corsairs go to Plymouth State on Saturday December 7th with a 1:00 p.m. tip-off.


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Maybe I should have titled last week's posting "The Children of MS"; that would have lead more smoothly to today's topic.
A few parents of MS read this blog, mostly parents who have MS themselves. I'll be camping with friends this extended weekend (thus writing this on Friday) and realize that Tuesday will be my parents' wedding anniversary. I thought it would be a way of honoring them by bringing up the topic of our parents and how they are handling our disease.
In your comments over the past 15 months, I have read of parents who don't know, who are supportive in whatever way they can be, and those who refuse to accept our diagnosis. I'm wondering about your relationship to your parents and their relationship to your MS.
Sadly, with our progressing age, some of our parents are no longer with us. If this is an emotional topic, I do offer my condolences.
At the time of my diagnosis (and for most of my adult life) I was living thousands of miles from my parents. I cannot imagine the thought process (let alone the emotional one) they went through upon receiving my phone call. At the time, I was in fact-gathering mode, so I doubt that I was very emotionally available to do anything about their reaction anyway.
In the years hence, my entire family has rallied behind the cause of MS (and hitched their friends to the Team Gleason wagon; thanks, guys!).
Some people, some generations, do not handle such news the same way we do, nor the way we would like/hope them to. That's just how things go; but how does that affect you?
I'll not ramble too long, as there is packing to be done and the dogs know that something good is happening.
Tell us how MS has affected this part of your family life.
Wishing you and your family the best of health, and Chuck and Marilyn Gleason a very happy anniversary!


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After securing Great American Conference regular season and postseason tournament championships last season, the East Central University women's soccer program is hungry for more in 2012.
ECU reeled off a 12-6-1 overall record, including a 5-1 mark in GAC regular-season play and a two-game sweep in the conference tournament played in Ada.
"Last year was a pleasant surprise…not that it wasn't our goal. But it's always nice whenm it works out and the ladies are rewarded for the time and hard work they put it," said ECU fourth-year head coach Riley Bailey. "We have 18 returning players from last year's team. We have key members of that team back with experience and maturity. Our girls are hungry to go out and try to win another championship."
The Lady Tigers lost a chunk of offensive firepower as Whitney Watts exhausted her eligibility after being named GAC Offensive Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player of the GAC Tourney. Watts collected three goals and five assists during the 2011 campaign and is now third on ECU's all-time scoring list.
"Whitney will be tough to replace, not just because of her scoring, but she created so much chaos up front," Bailey said.
Back on the forward end is a trio of seniors in Brittant Grady, Andi Reagan and Rachel Hudgins along with sophomore Kourtney Holleman.
Holleman tallied three goals, including one game winner, in her rookie season and Reagan had one score. Hudgins had one of the three shootout scores in the tournament championship win over Ouachita Baptist.
"All had solid springs. Hopefully, they will all step up and fill some holes and get some scoring started for us," said Bailey. "Brittany, Andi and Rachel are all seniors and should give us a lot of enthusiasm and energy. I expect those three to lead the way."
Two newcomers – Taylor Kennedy and Traebiyana Dimanche – could be making some contributions right off the bat.
"Taylor and Trae are terrific young players that could get immediate playing time and add depth for us," Bailey said.
Experience should be a major factor in the midfield area for ECU with six players who have solid experience, two more with some playing time under their belts after one season and four newcomers.
Back in the midfield area with vast experience are Tory Weisman, Molly Hummel, Stephanie Flores, Taylor Graves, Katie Glutz and Ashley Bradford.
Bradford, a junior, was the team's top scorer last year with six goals and a pair of assists in earning All-GAC Second Team honors. Glutz shared the team lead in assists with Watts at five and also scored once from her wing position.
Weisman and Graves each finished with one goal and an assist for the year while Flores scored once. Hummel appeared in just one match before going down with a season-ending injury.
"Tory is a senior and will be a captain this year. She'll take that leadership role. Molly should be healthy. Stephanie did a good job for us last year and in the spring and Taylor had a solid freshman year and created a lot for us," said Bailey.
Glutz earned All-GAC Second Team honors and was voted to the all-tournament team in the GAC Championships.
"Katie had a terrific freshman year and we look for her to have another solid year," Bailey said.
Bradford had four game-winning scores in 2011 and should spark the Lady Tigers' offensive thrust from her attacking midfield spot.
"We look for her to have another good effort. She will move from outside midfielder to forward once in a while for us," said Bailey.
Also back in the fold are Katelynn Harper and Jenifer Guerrero.
Four freshman newcomers – Krista Kahl, Margaux Clark, Kelsey Pickrell and Jennifer Perry – could make an immediate impact as well.
The Lady Tigers appear to be loaded on defense with the return of senior captain Carla Rodriguez and 2011 GAC Freshman of the Year Margaret Glutz, twin sister of teammate Katie Glutz.
Rodriguez was an All-GAC Second Team pick in 2011 while Margaret notched an All-GAC First Team honor.
"Carla is a great leader on and off the field and does a lot of things that people don't realize. We look for Margaret to have another solid outing and continue the success that she's had," Bailey said.
Another experience defender is junior Susana Galvez, who drew several starts while scoring one and assisting on another goal as well in 2011.
Also back with some solid experience is sophomore Jessica Stibbens, who appeared in eight matches as a true freshman last year.
Laiken Knight and Stephanie Gutierrez add depth to ECU's back line and Sarah Sordahl is the only freshman newcomer on defense.
"I'm really excited about Sarah. I think she'll do a bang-up job for us," said Bailey.
ECU will certainly start a freshman between the pipes as rookies Hunter Malcolm and Taylor Lowe will be battling it out.
"I don't know if one will step up (for the starting position), but it might be one of those by-committee things. They're both solid keepers. I'm comfortable with either one of them being back there," Bailey said.
NOTES: The Lady Tigers launch the 2012 season on Aug. 31st against Emporia State in the GAC/MIAA Challenge at Missouri Western University in St. Joseph, Mo…ECU battled host Missouri Western two days later on Sept. 2nd in St. Joseph…The home opener for the Lady Tigers will be on Sept. 6th against Texas Woman's University at 5 p.m…The GAC, which had just four soccer teams in 2011, will grow to six with the addition of Southern Nazarene and Northwestern Oklahoma State in 2012.


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The storm was captured by a special "day-night band," which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe dim signals such as auroras, airglow, gas flares, city lights, and reflected moonlight. In this case, the cloud tops were lit by the nearly full Moon (full occurs on Oct. 29). Some city lights in Florida and Georgia are also visible amidst the clouds. Image: NASA Earth Observatory/Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon/Suomi NPP Caption: Michael CarlowiczAn animation of satellite observations from Oct. 26-29, 2012, shows Hurricane Sandy move along the U.S. East coast and into the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern U.S. Sandy had still not made landfall by the end of this animation. This visualization was created by the NASA GOES Project at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., using observations from NOAA's GOES-13 satellite. On Monday, Oct. 29, Hurricane Sandy was ravaging the Mid-Atlantic with heavy rains and tropical storm force winds as it closed in for landfall. Earlier, NASA's CloudSat satellite passed over Hurricane Sandy and its radar dissected the storm get a profile or sideways look at the storm. NASA's Aqua satellite provided an infrared view of the cloud tops and NOAA's GOES-13 satellite showed the extent of the storm. The National Hurricane Center reported at 11 a.m. EDT on Oct. 29 that Hurricane Sandy is "expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and coastal hurricane winds plus heavy Appalachian snows." To read more go to: 1.usa.gov/Ti5SgS NASA/NOAA GOES ProjectThis full disk animation from GOES-EAST (GOES-13) shows the development of Hurricane Sandy as it begins over Central America and begins its path up through the Caribbean and the east coast of the U.S. This animation ends at 20:45 UTC (4:45 p.m. EDT) on Oct. 28. Caption: NASAHurricane Sandy was viewed Monday morning from the International Space Station as it orbited 260 miles above the Atlantic Ocean. Sandy had sustained winds of 90 miles an hour as the station passed above the storm. Image and caption: NASAEarly in the morning on Oct. 25, the Suomi NPP satellite passed over Hurricane Sandy after it made landfall over Cuba and Jamaica, capturing this highly detailed infrared imagery, showing areas of deep convection around the central eye. Besides the highly detailed infrared imagery, the satellite's day night band captured detailed visible-like imagery of the cloud tops, along with the city lights of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. As most polar-orbiting satellites fly over an area, the visible and infrared sensors scan left to right. Data in the center part of the scan typically has the highest resolution and quality; farther out in the scan, the imagery gets distorted. An improvement in the Suomi NPP's VIIRS sensor over its predecessors reduces the loss of data quality along the length of the scan. Hurricane Sandy is a perfect example of the importance of this improvement – both times the satellite passed over Sandy on Oct. 25 in consecutive orbits, the storm was on the edge of the scan area, which would have meant decreased image quality from previous satellites, but not Suomi NPP. Only at the very limits of the imagery (left hand side) can the edge of scan issues be seen in the day-night band image. These distortions would be much more pronounced in similar imagery from AVHRR or MODIS. Image and caption: NOAA/NASA/GSFC/SuomiNPPWhen NASA's Terra satellite flew over Hurricane Sandy around noon local time on Oct. 25, it captured a visible image of Hurricane Sandy that showed the large extent of the storm. Sandy has grown since the morning hours on Oct. 25 by about 120 miles in diameter according to satellite data. NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument aboard the Terra satellite captured this visible image of Hurricane Sandy over the Bahamas on Oct. 25 at 11:30 a.m. EDT. The MODIS image revealed strong thunderstorms in its southern arm, positioned over the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and eastern Puerto Rico. The center of the storm was moving through the Bahamas, and the northwestern edge had already spread clouds over southern Florida. At 2 p.m. EDT on Oct. 25, Sandy's maximum sustained winds remain near 105 mph (165 kph) and is a category two hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane wind scale. Sandy's center was located near latitude 23.5 north and longitude 75.4 west, just 25 miles (40 km) east of Great Exuma Island, Bahamas. Sandy is moving toward the north near 20 mph (32 kph) and this motion is expected to continue followed by a turn toward the north-northwest. Sandy is expected to remain a hurricane as it moves through the Bahamas. 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David Emerson Moulton, age 62 of Randolph, passed away Thursday, November 29, 2012, at Akron City Hospital. He was born September 14, 1950, in Akron, Ohio, a son of the late Charles O. and Gertrude E. (Kuss) Moulton.
Dave grew up on the family farm in Rootstown and was a member of St. Peter of the Fields Parish. He was a proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps and later a founding member of the Catholic War Veterans Post 1954.
Dave graduated from Rootstown High School, Class of 1968. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Agricultural Education from the Ohio State University and later received his Master's Degree from Kent State University. Dave taught vocational agriculture at the Maplewood Career Center from 1975 - 2002. There, he was instrumental in establishing the maple syrup sales program. After his official retirement, Dave began working at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home and Quality Enhancement Construction. Farming was always Dave's legacy, whether working on the family farm or farming for Don Smith.
Dave was extremely active in the community, being named the Rootstown Lion's Club Citizen of the Year in 2011. He coached wrestling at Waterloo Local Schools and wrestling and football at Rootstown High School. Dave was also active in the Rootstown Chamber of Commerce, the Portage County Boys and Girls Club, and 4-H, where he enjoyed helping his granddaughter with her horses. Around the holidays, you could always count on Dave showing up at some community event dressed as Santa Claus.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 40 years and high school sweetheart, Connie (Lemon) Moulton, and their three children: Jason David Moulton, Angela Kay Moulton, and Jeremy Charles (Mindy) Moulton. Papaw's memory will be cherished by his granddaughter, Jenna Elizabeth Sturm-Moulton and grandson, David Charles Moulton, who were the joy of his life. Dave is also survived by his brothers, Bill (Debbie) Moulton and Alan (Debbie) Moulton, as well as many loving nieces, nephews, and friends.
Friends will be rece ived Sunday, December 2, 2012, from 2:00 - 4:00 PM and 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home, 703 E. Main St., Ravenna. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Reverend David Misbrener on Monday at 11:00 AM at St. Peter of the Fields Church, 3487 Old Forge Rd., Rootstown. Interment will follow at Homeland Cemetery with military honors provided by the US Marine Corps and Catholic War Veterans Post 1954.
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Holzgerlingen, Germany, March 6, 2013 -- Curetis AG today announced the appointment of Helmut Hilbert as Head of Business Development and the expansion of its distribution network into Belgium and Luxembourg by closing a distribution agreement with ELITech BNL (former Lucron Bioproducts), an ELITech Group company.
In order to strengthen its global commercial operations, Curetis has hired Dr. Helmut Hilbert, formerly Associate Director Corporate Business Development at Qiagen, as Head of Business Development. Helmut Hilbert has more than ten years of business and corporate development experience and built a strong track record in licensing, mergers and acquisitions, technology transfer and innovation management. At Qiagen, he was responsible for scouting novel technologies as well as evaluating potential acquisition targets and investment opportunities, including contract negotiation, due diligences and post-merger integration.
Moreover, Curetis has selected ELITech BNL as its Belgian and Luxembourgian distribution partner. ELITech BNL (former Lucron Bioproducts) has a long-standing track record as a distributor of quality diagnostic products and research supplies in the Benelux. Among others, the company supported the market entry of Cepheid into these countries. Acquired by the global in vitro diagnostics distributor ELITech Group in 2010, ELITech BNL is part of an extensive commercial network covering France, Italy, the UK and the rest of the world.
"With the appointment of Helmut Hilbert as Head of Business Development and the distribution agreement with ELITech, we continue our accelerated commercial development progress," said Oliver Schacht, CEO of Curetis. "The growing awareness for the Unyvero™ System allows us to attract experienced employees and renowned corporate partners and to expand our operations.We are in the process of growing our business in the Middle East with additional placements in Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Qatar over the next couple of months. In addition, our customer order book continues to expand significantly – we currently have a waiting list of more than fifty top-tier institutions worldwide."
About the Unyvero™ System
The CE-marked Unyvero™ System is a versatile hardware platform for the detection of a broad panel of bacteria and antibiotic resistances from a single sample in one run. It processes a disposable cartridge providing the necessary reagents to complete the analysis from sample to result.
The platform enables the DNA-based testing of all clinically relevant samples in a fully automated, unsupervised analysis process requiring only few, quick manual preparation steps. The analysis thus can be performed with minimal operator time and without the need of skilled staff or special infrastructure.
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The first CE-marked Unyvero™ Cartridge, Unyvero™ P50, focuses on pneumonia testing and simultaneously analyses 39 DNA targets. The second Unyvero™ application for implant & tissue infections is already in product development. Cartridges for additional indications, such as blood stream infections and tuberculosis, are in preparation.
About Curetis AG
Founded in 2007, Curetis AG is a molecular diagnostics company which focuses on the development and commercialization of reliable, fast and cost-effective products for diagnosing severe infectious diseases. The diagnostic solutions of Curetis AG will enable rapid multiparameter pathogen and antibiotic resistance detection in only a few hours, a process that today can take up to days or even weeks with other techniques.
To date, Curetis has raised total funds of over € 36.6 million (~ USD 50 million). The company is based in Holzgerlingen near Stuttgart, Germany. Curetis has signed collaboration agreements with Heraeus Medical, Sanofi Pasteur and Cempra Inc. as well as several international distribution agreements.
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The ELITech Group is a privately held group of worldwide manufacturers and distributors of in vitro diagnostic equipment and reagents. By bringing together IVD specialty companies that offer innovative products and solutions, ELITech Group has become a major contributor in advancing clinical diagnostics to laboratories in the proximity market, those operating closer to the patient. The ELITech Group manufactures and distributes diagnostic products for clinical chemistry, microbiology, immunology, and molecular biology though direct sales and a distribution network encompassing more than 100 countries.


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In 'Superbad', Evan, Seth, and Fogell got kicked off the bus after a bottle of Goldslick broke and spilled on the floor.
But after they got kicked off the bus, they walked in the opposite direction that the bus was traveling.
Knowing that they got kicked off the bus before they arrived at their intended destination, shouldn't they have been walking in the same direction as the bus (in order to get to the party)?


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I've had my MS for 2 months and already have multiple chips on the windshield. Too soon to tell if it's just bad luck or if the windshield is more susceptible to this damage than my previous cars...
The chips I have a relative small - not the big "stars" - can these really be filled in?
It's best to tend to any chip on the windshield as quickly as possible.
I got a large chip that still shows even after being filled in. I was surprised to have gotten it. The windshield is tilted back much more then other cars I've owned, and I initially thought it would be harder to get chips as it more easily deflects the objects, but in fact maybe it more easily chips as the objects "dig out" a chuck of the glass.
You must be a mind reader. I live in the Chicago area and have never had a problem with chips on my windshield yet I too have multiple chips (very tiny more like nicks) in fact I can only see them when the sun hits my windshield. I did notice them for the first time when I got my car handwashed! I think they are too small to fill in.
Same here - let's call them knicks - and not chips - small enough to be noticeable when the light is at a certain angle - but usually not noticeable in most lighting.
The aftermarket cyanoacrylate windshield repair kits work great on these little chips and some "star" chips. The repair kit has a liquid holder that suction cups to the windshield with a grommet to hold the liquid in place over the affected area. You pour in about 6 drops of the liquid and place the plunger in and turn it down to get the liquid to squeeze out into the chipped area. Let it set in direct sun light (the liquid is activated by the UV rays of the sun) remove the aparatus and place a small patch (clear plactic) over the affected area until it finishes curing. Then you peel the plactic off and scrape down the area until all the excess hardened liquid is removed.
We've done this on our other vehicles and never had a problem passing inspections or have the area propogate into a long crack.
I meant: (clear plastic)...
I have one chip, and it was a big rock that got thrown up, so I am sure that any windshield wouldn't have done better. I took it to the Tesla-recommended place, and initially it was clear (you could detect some distortion), but overnight it became very noticeable. I'll leave it for now, but I may wind up replacing the windshield anyway.
Note that the heat shield coating complicates the repair.
Hmm, I think it's normal. I used to get lots of chips on my old car too. I do a lot of highway driving.
I just got a protective film installed on the windishield. I've had no experience with it before, so we'll see how it holds up.
Hi olanmills - what kind of film did you get installed on the windshield?
We should suggest that Mythbusters perform some high speed rock testing on the Model S windshield and compare the results to a few other cars in a controlled lab setting. To make it interesting, use an electric rail gun to propel the rocks.
I got ClearPlex. It's not perfectly invisible. The color is (or seems) perfectly transparent, but light does not come through perfectly smoothly. When looking at a straight edge through the windshield, the edge looks slightly wavy or pixelated (lol). It doesn't really bother me though. I think it's still worth it. On my old car, which I had to replace the windshield after a couple years after getting a large crack when the windshield was hit by a random, largish rock, but even disregarding that, with all of the highway driving I do, even after just three years, lots of tiny chips actually affected visibility when the sunlight hit at certain angles.
Chipped windshields will crack or even break completely if not taken care of as soon as possible after impact. Those impact marks will make water penetrate the laminated glass when the car is hot and tempered and if you shut down car in freezing weather - well you know frozen water will expand....
Go to a specialist and have them apply a clever "invisible" filling. I know my insurance company covers those jobs without me paying a dime - cause it is cheaper for the insurance company to pay for that little job then for a brand new windshield. So check with your insurance company - you might be surprised.
Thanks Olanmills and everyone.
I was looking at ClearPlex and I do a lot of highway driving too. I agree about the tiny chips over the years.
If you don't mind, what did the ClearPlex cost? My installer is looking into it.
thanks again!
It was $450 (including installation), which I believe might be on the high side. I don't really know because I didn't shop around.


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I am trying to solve the following:
$$y''(x)=\frac{4}{3} y(x)^3 y'(x)$$
given that $y(0)=1$ and $y'(0)=1/3$. This is a link to Wolfram Alpha.
My idea was that because when $y=1$, $y^3 = 1$ it can be solved for the private case only by putting $1$ instead of $y^3$
the question is to find y I need the way as I have no clue what to do.


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Oasis Overland is an adventure travel company - we aim to provide travellers with a unique travelling experience, very different to that of a normal package holiday. So if you're looking for adventure, we've got the ideal overland trip for you!..
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With fun, adventurous overland trips you can travel the world, make life-long friends and see stunning areas of Africa, South America, Europe and Central Asia as well as explore individual countries like Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Morocco, Egypt and Jordan. This is your chance to see the world and take the first step toward what will be a life changing experience.About our trips
Here at Oasis we pride ourselves on being small enough to give a personal service and have 20 years experience of operating overland tours. Our experienced crew will take you to the most fascinating places on earth and know the best places to stay and explore. Our friendly UK team is made up of past Oasis travellers and crew who have considerable knowledge, experience and enthusiasm for our trips and the places we travel to.Meet the Oasis Team
Take the trip of a lifetime; pick the ideal tour style for you from Overland Adventures, Regional Explorers, Ultimate Overland Expeditions or a Family Adventure. Forget your ordinary holiday, here at Oasis Overland we are an adventure travel company that's set to give you a unique travelling experience on a life changing overland adventure trip.Our Trip Styles


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At Kristin, leadership and service are two sides of the same coin. Through leadership roles and active community-minded groups, students across all three schools learn to support their peers and engage with service activities to benefit their school and wider community.
The leadership and service roles available for Junior, Middle and Senior students at Kristin are structured to ensure that they provide learning and growth to complement the curriculum. As an IB World School, students at Kristin are encouraged to take action as a part of their learning. From the PYP Exhibition in Year 6 to CAS projects in the IB Diploma, our students take responsibility for their role in our local and global community, and our environment.
As well as the more formal leadership roles within the school – such as those of the Senior School Prefects or Year 10 Leadership Teams – many of the School's clubs, groups and committees are focused on supporting or promoting community activities.


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Despite the ongoing violence and repeated attacks on Gaza over 1,000 people marched in the funeral of Ahmed Jabari on Thursday.
Mourners carrying the body of the assassinated Hamas military leader called for revenge as armed men fired their machine-guns into the air.
Israel launched a major offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza on Wednesday, killing the military commander of Hamas in an air strike and threatening an invasion of the enclave that the Islamist group vowed would "open the gates of hell".
The Telegraph's Phoebe Greenwood, who followed the Jabari funeral procession in Gaza City, said that the assassination was "the straw that's broken the camel's back".
"The people are saying that 'we don't care, we want all our men to fight'. 'We've got nothing to lose now'," she said.
"It's emergency mode here, people are defiant and ready to fight," she added.
Three Israelis have been killed by rockets fired from the Gaza Strip as the renewed conflict entered a second day.
Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip since the start of the operation have killed 11 Palestinians, and wounded at least 100, medical officials said.
Palestinian officials said on Thursday that President Mahmoud Abbas had cut short a trip to Europe to deal with the crisis surrounding Israel's military operation in the Gaza Strip.


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Experience rough, adrenaline-pumping backcountry ATV rides or comfortable, sightseeing tours, perfect for beginners. Ontario offers a broad variety of tour loops and trails, for both self-guided and experienced riders, as well as fully-guided professional tours. Learn more about the ATV Trail systems in Ontario. ATVing in the fall season is incredible, here are some of the best fall destinations.
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Capcom's Haunting Ground, a survival horror game for the PlayStation 2, is headed to PS3 as a re-release.
Haunting Ground, a game that's similar to Clock Tower 3, centers on a girl named Fiona who's trapped in a castle with her dog, Hewie.
It's not clear whether the new version will be a HD release or a port.
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I'm lacing up my shoes for Doggie Dash!
You know how much I love animals. I signed up for Doggie Dash because they need our help! When I first started supporting the Oregon Humane Society, I didn't realize just how much they did for pets.
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A lot of people don't know that OHS has an onsite hospital. OHS recently cared for an adorable shepherd mix who was hit by a car and received a lifesaving leg surgery.
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Burlington, Vt. – UMBC tied a season-high with 21 turnovers, leading to 21 Vermont points, and the Retrievers fell to the first-place Catamounts, 76-52, in America East men's basketball action at Patrick Gymnasium.
Vermont (17-9, 11-1 AE) has won six straight games and 13 of its last 14. The Retrievers fell to 9-17 overall and 5-8 in league play.
UMBC freshman post David Kadiri (Beltsville, Md./Coolidge) snared a season-best 11 rebounds and added six points, two steals and a blocked shot. Classmate Rodney Elliott (Baltimore, Md./John Carroll) played just 24 minutes due to illness, but still led UMBC with nine points and four assists.
Vermont opened the game on a 12-1 run as UMBC did not record its first field goal until a Kadiri lay-up at the 13:46 mark. The Retrievers turned the ball over 13 times in the first 20 minutes and trailed, 37-21, at the break.
A three-point play by UMBC senior forward Chase Plummer (Plainfield, N.J./St. Patrick) to start the second half cut the deficit to 13. After a defensive stop, senior guard Quentin Jones (Baltimore, Md./Mount St. Joseph), the league's second-leading 3-point shooter, got an open look from the right baseline to cut the gap to 10, but the shot drew iron.
The Catamounts would methodically build the lead to as many as 28 points en route to posting their 14th consecutive triumph over the Retrievers.
UMBC struggled from the floor, converting just 18-of-55 shots (32.7%) and misfiring on 18-of-22 from behind the arc. The Catamounts hit 49.2 percent (29-of-59) from the field and outscored UMBC, 46-22, in the paint.
Vermont attempted 20 of the first 22 free throws of the game in the game's first 28 minutes of play.
Senior post Brett Roseboro (Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown) hit all four of his field goal attempts and added eight points for the visitors in 17 minutes.
Vermont was paced by senior post Clancy Rugg led all scorers with 19 points.
UMBC heads right back on the road to face another league heavyweight, as the Retrievers take on Stony Brook in New York on Wednesday, Feb. 19.


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University of New Orleans – Coastal Education and Research Facility
Southeastern Louisiana University – Turtle Cove Environmental Research Station
Partner to Present Two Environmental Science Teachers' Field Workshops
With a focus on Louisiana's Coastal Wetlands and the Lake Pontchartrain Estuary
Come join us for an exciting field workshop at each of our two field stations!
THURSDAY, MAY 26 (at UNO CERF) and FRIDAY, MAY 27 (at Turtle Cove)
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Teachers may attend either or both of the workshops
The staff at SLU's Turtle Cove and UNO's Coastal Education and Research Facility partnered to develop complementary programs at their two field stations. Recognizing that our two facilities located in the Lake Pontchartrain estuary offer unique learning opportunities for area students, we collaborated to strengthen both of our programs. The result is educational programming and resource materials for teachers and students that can open up an exciting world of exploratory learning to a wide range of ages.
Our field stations
UNO's Coastal Education and Research Facility (CERF) is a recent addition to the field-based facilities in our area offering educational programs focusing on our coastal wetlands. Located in eastern Orleans Parish, just 30 minutes from downtown New Orleans, surrounded by brackish marshes, and equipped with classrooms, canoes and boats, as well as overnight facilities for small groups, this is an ideal place to learn about the importance of our wetlands. We focus on providing active science learning experiences for students in grades 1 – 12 in order to increase awareness and understanding of Louisiana's coastal wetlands.
Southeastern's Turtle Cove Environmental Research Station is located on Pass Manchac between Lake's Maurepas and Pontchartrain. The mission of the station is to help facilitate a better understanding of coastal wetland issues by provide facility and equipment support to researchers and educators from around the region who conduct wetland ecology, cypress restoration, and other wetland-related activities in the field. Turtle Cove staff also conduct education and outreach activities such as field trips to K-12 and other community groups. To learn more about program please visit our website at www.selu.edu/turtlecove.
The workshops will include the following activities at both facilities:
Water quality and biological sampling; plant identification exercises; sample learning activities from our Field Trip Guide. There will be opportunities to for teachers who attend both workshops to make comparisons between the habitats at the two field stations. Teachers will also collect data that can be entered into an interactive data web site for long-term use.
Each participant will receive a copy of our Field Trip Guide, which is a compilation of activities and ideas for teachers to use inside and outside the classroom to introduce their students to the study of our coastal wetlands.
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) -- A gorilla born last month at a South Texas zoo has been ignored by her mother so the animal will be sent to an Ohio zoo and introduced to a new troop.
Officials with the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville have been caring for the young animal being moved this week to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Experts hope the western lowland gorilla born Jan. 29 will bond with two adult female gorillas at her new home.
The mother moved to the Gladys Porter Zoo in 2011 as part of an Association of Zoos and Aquariums species survival breeding plan. The mother was from the Pittsburg Zoo & PPG Aquarium but was on a breeding loan transfer from the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Legendary director Garry Marshall likes working with familiar faces, whether they're the A-listers who adore him or his own friends, family and staff.
That's the kind of mix that will walk down the red carpet tonight for the world premiere of "Valentine's Day." The cast includes superstars like Julia Roberts, Jamie Foxx and Jessica Alba. While Marshall downplays his role in assembling such talent, it is clear that working with Marshall is a big draw for the big names.
"It helps that I know these people," he admitted at the movie's recent press event.
It also helps that he finds roles for people he knows from his everyday life, and sprinkling them in between the luminaries helps Marshall crate a family atmosphere on the set.
"Part of my thing when you work with these stars is you must make them comfortable," says Marshall. "So you surround them with people you can rely on. I had a lot of relatives on the set."
Take the Julia Roberts/Bradley Cooper storyline on a plane. "In the seat next to them was my grandchild," says Marshall. "She won't be asking Julia for an autograph. She won't say a word."
Marshall's assistant and her husband play the couple who sit behind Roberts and Cooper. And his own daughter Kathleen played the part of Ashton Kutcher's florist co-worker.
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"Ashton came to work and my daughter was the other clerk with him," says Marshall. "Part of making a movie is my family is already there. And then they all meet each other."
While it's not Oscar-making product, it does look like fun. Marshall insists there was very little ego on the film set. "It was a pleasure since there was not much fighting," says Marshall looking over his cast. "See how calm they are. No one's pushing each other."
Then he allows himself one small correction. "Okay, sometimes they pushed."