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The 10 Best Olympics Movies
Like most of the world, you're probably glued to the 2012 <a href="//thefw.com/tags/olympics/"target=newOlympic games. However, when you're stricken by a few hours of Olympic blackout, there's only one way to get your fix. That is, watch these 10 films about Olympic Games of years past as a way of coping.
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A lot of drama took place during the 1980 Olympics. The United States boycotted the Moscow Summer Olympics due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. However, what everyone remembers was the "Miracle on Ice" that happened at the Winter Olympics. 'Miracle' recounts that historic game and the events that led up to it. A must for fans of the Olympics and '80s sports movies in general.
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'One Day in September'1999
Not all Olympic stories are inspiring, and the 1972 Munich Olympics is perhaps the most depressing. Trying to erase the stain of Nazism, German officials were unprepared when armed terrorists broke into the Israeli team's quarters and held them hostage. A tense standoff followed which culminated in their tragic end. 'One Day in September' follows the events of that dark day.
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After you've seen 'One Day in September,' you're prepared for Steven Spielberg's thriller, 'Munich.' This "inspired by true events" film takes place right after the Munich massacre and Israel's response -- namely the assassination of any Palestinian thought to be involved in it. Initially gung-ho, the assassins slowly begin to succumb to doubts, anxieties and to assassinations themselves. The protagonist, Avner (Eric Bana), wonders if the men he's killing had anything to do with Munich at all. While it's always best to take films with the tagline "inspired by true events" with a grain of salt, 'Munich' still remains a great political thriller despite its questionable authenticity.
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'Cool Runnings'1993
On a lighter note, the "true story" of the first Jamaican bobsled team is a fan favorite. Again, the words "true story" should be viewed with skepticism, but we'll allow it since this film is so entertaining. And inspiring. If you're one of the few people who haven't seen it, take a look at the trailer and see what you're missing.
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The 1936 Berlin Olympics have been the subject of unlimited scholarship and scrutiny. And understandably so, since the Nazis used the games as a propaganda piece for their ideology. Leni Riefenstahl's 1938 documentary of the event is viewed by some as a willing partner to the Nazi propaganda machine, whereas others see it as simply a historic record. While footage of Hitler and other Nazis will be jarring to modern viewers, the film is valuable simply as a time capsule of a world that most people nowadays will never be able to fully understand.
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'Berlin 36'2009
Another "based on a true story" film, but one you've probably never heard about. In 1936, yielding to pressure from the IOC, the Nazis actually allowed a Jewish athlete, Gretel Bergmann, to compete for them as a high jumper. However, as expected, they did whatever they could to discourage her and thwart her chances of winning. 'Berlin 36' is an interesting piece of forgotten history.
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'The Jesse Owens Story'1984
Another story from the Berlin Olympics, and another you may have missed. Who can forget Jesse Owens and his legendary victory in the games, causing Hitler to storm out of the stadium fuming? Apparently this story is rooted more in myth than reality, but Jesse Owens' triumph is inspiring nonetheless. Check it out in this made-for-TV drama, costarring 'Happy Days' alum Tom Bosley as Jimmy Hoffa.
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'Tokyo Olympiad'1965
By the early 1960s, Japan had rebounded from World War II and had rejoined the international community enough to be allowed to host the Olympic games. This documentary captures the hope, drama, sweat and tears that made the 1964 Olympics historic.
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'Chariots of Fire'1981
The British film 'Chariots of Fire' told the story of two athletes, one a devout Christian and the other a Jew, and their experiences in the 1924 Paris Olympics. Also included is anti-Semitism, class relations, national pride, hope, and a lot of Oscar-winning drama. While highly recommended, viewers should remain skeptical of its "based on a true story" tagline. As we've seen, that usually means more fiction than fact.
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The tragic yet inspiring story of runner Steve Prefontaine is captured in this moving film that proved Jared Leto had dramatic chops. Leto is joined by a star-studded cast, including the great R. Lee Emery as Coach Bill Bowerman, who went on to co-found Nike. The film was released a year before another Prefontaine movie, 'Without Limits,' which starred Billy Crudup. Watch both as a double feature to determine which one does Prefontaine justice.


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A year after Mexican trucks were first permitted to conduct long-haul operations in the United States, so few trucks have signed up for the pilot program that government auditors fear they won't be able to complete a congressionally mandated study of the program's safety.
Only six Mexican trucking companies -- most with a single truck -- are participating in the program thus far, with some 24 other companies under review. As of July, Mexican trucks had made fewer than 100 long-haul trips into the United States.
Unless the number of participating trucks increases significantly, the Department of Transportation's inspector general says, the department will not have the data needed to determine whether Mexican trucks present a danger on U.S. highways.
The low participation seemingly belies critics of the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, who feared the agreement would unloose thousands of Mexican trucks on U.S. highways, displacing American trucks and endangering American lives.
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"The Inspector Generals report pretty much has confirmed everything that our organization has contended since Day One," said Todd Spencer of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has applied a "double standard" to Mexican operations, he said.
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Supporters of the program blame the low participation on the temporary nature of the program.
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"Many of them say, 'To hell with it. We have enough business in our own country,'" Clark said.
Clark dismissed concerns that Mexican trucks were less safe than U.S. rigs.
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Remember tracing your hand to create a Thanksgiving turkey when you were young? Well, we sure do. So in an effort to reconnect to our younger selves, we put a new, interactive spin on an old favorite using a Leap Motion. We call it the Interactive Turkey Handprint.
Magic Box
We wanted to display our case studies in a way that was as interactive, engaging, and fun as the work itself, so we created a photo recognition box that allowed people to get physical with our stuff while getting informed about what we do.
We wanted to make something special this year for Halloween; so we created a digitally carve-able pumpkin and let our employees have their way with it. The result was an interactive and fun creative outlet that encouraged sharing.
Defend Your Name
It all began when Technical.ly, a media organization with a presence across the Northeast, came to us with a challenge many marketers commonly face: "How do we boost email registration at our events?" We ditched the clipboard and loose-leaf and created Defend Your Name, a custom game built specifically for their audience – our favorite kind of people, tech nerds.
Phones & Drones
For our agency holiday card, we wanted to pay homage to smartphones, WebSockets and one of the most popular gadgets of 2014, drones. The result (after a little tweaking) was a smartphone light show set to Auld Lang Syne.
Fashion trends are always changing, but the way we buy clothes in-store has largely remained the same. With digital-savvy shoppers hitting the clothing racks and fitting rooms every day, we saw an opportunity to not only bring this outdated experience into the 21st century, but to leverage existing ecommerce content brands' already own. We call it MVSE (pronounced "Muse").
Pic Nix
Sadly, Instagram is getting overrun by clichéd photos from uninspired users. Before this reached epic proportions, we wanted to try and do something about it. So we created Pic Nix to anonymously drop the hammer on those annoying Instagrammers polluting your feed.
RasPi Roadster
When we got our hands on a few RC cars, the only logical thing to do was have some serious playtime with them. What we ended up with was a completely remodeled vehicle, powered by a Raspberry Pi and Leap Motion, allowing drivers to control the car with a simple wave of their hand.
Bubble Wander
Combining childlike curiosity and a microcontroller, we created a digitally connected bubble wand controlled by a smartphone. This little experiment had a simple goal: to make people smile.
Snow Shake
Nothing says Happy Holidays like a little snow. So we sent a digital snow globe as our annual holiday card. But what if people could control it by shaking their phones, just like they would with a real-life snow globe? And what if it could connect people hundreds of miles apart? After a little experimenting, we created Snow Shake.
Yule Love It
During the holidays, we wanted to spread cheer to our closest friends and offer them season's greetings with a special touch. What we came up with was a one-of-a-kind hologram card that they could interact with on their very own smartphone. Complete with a roasting Yule log and a festive holiday jingle, it offered a truly unique way to kick back, relax, and warm up during the holiday hustle and bustle.
Pic Tap Toe
What better way to get to know your coworkers in a different city, than through a friendly game of cross-office Tic-Tac-Toe? See how we built a custom game board using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, and the friendly competition that ensued through our employees' own Instagram feeds.
Candy Magic
With Candy Magic, we rewarded our community managers with jelly beans, for each "Like" they were able to drive on a particular brand's Facebook. It may sound a bit like Pavlovian conditioning, but we think the idea was pretty sweet.
Cheer Tracker
Cheer Tracker appeared to be a standard holiday window display, three Christmas trees with lights. The difference is, our trees would blink whenever someone in the world said merry, joy or cheer on Twitter.
We thought it was a fun way to visualize goodwill on a global scale, for all to see.
Tweet to Shoot
Nerf guns are very much a part of our agency's culture. On any given day, we take them apart and modify them so they shoot further and faster. But the ultimate modification was when we took apart the Vulcan EBF-25.
That's when the idea of Tweet to Shoot was born.
Phightin's Phever
We experimented with live aggregation and display of tweets during the 2011 MLB playoff run.
The minute-by-minute data was archived to allow for easy search and browsing. Each minute's data was sortable by tag - player and team keywords.
Go Crowdless
We tapped into foursquare's open API and collected check-in data on 20 of the key holiday destinations in the Big Apple. Each check-in is time stamped, and over time it revealed visitation patterns. Site visitors can quickly learn what the busiest and least busy times of the places they intend to visit during the holidays.
Philly Steakout
Philly Steakout ranks Philadelphia's 25 most popular cheesesteak restaurants using foursquare check-ins. And by utilizing each foursquare user's profile we were able to identify their hometown. Then we could tell whether each cheesesteak check-in was by a local or an out-of-towner, creating the ability for visitors to PhillySteakout.com to choose the tourist destination that is frequented by the masses, or the secret spot where the locals chow down.
Social Sweets
The Social Sweets project was created to test the "Pay it Forward" principle within digital channels. We created a custom Social Sweet chocolate bar to be handed out on the streets of Philadelphia for free. All that we asked in return is that people thank us via Facebook or Twitter. Each time they did a dollar would be donated to Philabundance, a local food bank. After distributing 1000 bars we had some fascinating results, and a city buzzing about our little experiment.


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REF 016.783 D563h (Room)Diehl, Katharine Smith. Hymns and tunes: an index. New York: Scarecrow Press, 1966.
REF 016.783 W288h (Room)Wasson, D. DeWitt. Hymntune index and related hymn materials. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 1998. (vol. 3)Indexes hymns in hymnals and songbooks.
REF 016.784 D356sDe Charms, Desiree & Paul F. Breed. Songs in collections: an index. Detroit : Information Service, 1966.Indexes art songs, operatic arias in many languages.
REF 016.784 F381sFerguson, Gary Lynn. Song finder: title index to 32,000 popular songs in collections, 1854-1992. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1995.Compiled by staff at the State Library of Louisiana. Indexes folk songs, religious music, standards, and folk music.
REF 016.784 L533iLeigh, Robert. Index to song books: a title index to over 11,000 copies of almost 6,800 songs in 111 song books published between 1933 and 1962. Stockton, CA: Robert Leigh, 1964.A supplement to Sears. Song Index (see below).
REF 016.784 G581L (Room)Goleeke, Tom. Literature for voice: an index of songs in collections and source book for teachers of singing. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1984-2002.Indexes art songs and operatic arias
REF 016.784 L963sLuchinsky, Ellen. The song index of the Enoch Pratt Free Library. New York: Garland Publishing, 1998. (2 vol.)Indexes art songs, folk songs, popular songs, and standards.
REF 016.784 Se17sSears, Minnie Earl. Song index: an index to more than 12,000 songs in 177 song collections comprising 262 volumes and supplement, 1934. [n.p.]: Shoe String Press, 1966.Indexes art songs, arias, hymns, and folk songs.
REF 016.7844 B885fBrunnings, Florence E. Folk song index: a comprehensive guide to the Florence E. Brunnings collection. New York: Garland Pub., 1981.Indexes folksongs in song books and on phono disc. Also indexes songs in Sing Out Magazine.
REF 016.7845 F492Gargan, William and Sue Sharma, eds. Find that tune: an index to rock, folk-rock, disco & soul in collections. New York, N.Y.: Neal-Schuman, 1984-1988. (2 vol.)
REF 016.7845 G616sGoodfellow, William D. SongCite: an index to popular songs. New York: Garland, 1995.Indexes rock, pop, and country songs. The library also has the published supplement.
REF 016.7845 G616wGoodfellow, William D. Where's that tune?: an index to songs in fakebooks. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1990.Indexes popular songs, standards, and jazz works.
REF 016.7845 H299pHavlice, Patricia Pate. Popular song index. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1975.Indexes folk songs, pop songs, spirituals, hymns and childrens songs. Includes first lines and first lines of choruses. The library has three published supplements.
REF 016.7847 In25 1991Cleveland Public Library staff. Index to Negro spirituals. Chicago, IL: Center for Black Music Research, Columbia College Chicago, 1991.
REF 016.7848 C4377Laughlin, Kay, Pollyanne Frantz, and Ann Branton, compilers. The children's song index, 1978-1993. Englewood, Colo.: Libraries Unlimited, 1996.
REF 780.01 C95c (Room)Cushing, Helen Grant, compiler. Children's song index: an index to more than 22,000 songs in 189 collections comprising 222 volumes. New York: The H. W. Wilson Company, 1936.
REF 780.5 M955Musi*key. Fort Collins, Colo.: Musi*Key.A bi-monthly index to popular songs currently in print. Library keeps only the current issue.
REF 784.5 F492Finding list of vocal music. Rochester, NH: J.B. Cook & Co.Indexes popular standards and light classical music. Library owns the 1966 and 1968 editions.
REF 789.9 M4615c (Room)Meade, Guthrie T., Jr., Dick Spottswood, and Douglas Meade. Country Music Sources: A biblio-discography of commercially recorded traditional music. Chapel Hill, NC: Southern Folklife Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Libraries in Association with the John Edwards Memorial Forum, 2002.Indexes the published sources of folk, country and old-time music.


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Portland State University is moving forward with its effort to build green portable classrooms with a finalized design and plans to build the first two prototypes this summer.
The effort, launched in response to the demand for portable classrooms, is an Oregon Solutions project — carrying the support of Gov. John Kitzhaber.
Partners include Blazer Industries of Aumsville, the company that will manufacture the first two classrooms using donated materials, along with Portland State's Department of Architecture, the Green Building Laboratory at PSU, the Institute for Sustainable Solutions, the American Institute of Architects, State of Oregon Building Codes Division, Portland Public Schools and Energy Trust of Oregon, among others.
"This Oregon Solutions project is successfully creating affordable, healthy, and green modular classrooms," Kitzhaber said in a statement. "I'm pleased that starting this fall, students in the Pacific Northwest will benefit from improved learning environments that are built right here in Oregon."
Two large national distributors of mobile buildings have committed to purchase a prototype. M Space of Park City, Utah, will display their unit at the Greenbuild 2012 conference in San Francisco this November. This unit will eventually make its home in Portland so the team can study the building's performance while in use as a classroom.
The second classroom is being purchased by Pacific Mobile and will be installed at a school in Chehalis, Wash., where the company is based.
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It always hurts to leave the people you love. Even after holidays marked with the infamous occasional family bickering, I still didn't want to leave. This might be because something exciting usually awaits my departure and overwhelms any sad feelings. This time I'm leaving to have my torn ACL replaced with part of my hamstring (and despite the fact that I have the best surgeon EVER, it still isn't awesome).
|My teammates showing off in China
The original holiday plan had me on a flight to China bright and early December 30th. I have still yet to make the legendary first World Cup of the year. In 2010, I didn't qualify for the trip, in 2011 my coaches said it would be more productive to stay home and train, in 2012 I tore my right ACL and as you know the 2013 trip was cancelled due to tearing my left ACL.
The trip is long. It takes three days to get there, it's really, really cold, and your diet usually consists only of rice, or so I've been told. Despite some of the negative press the first competition of the season gets, I was excited to go this year. A new culture, a new air site, and a chance to compete! I was coming up on the two-year mark since I had last competed and I was itching to get back. But just as I wrote, it was a 'chance' to compete and unfortunately the odds didn't fall in my favor. Now I'll have to wait three years to compete.
I'm sure the additional time will only increase my excitement and dedication to get back on the hill to compete. I usually don't agree when people say that the longer you wait the better things will be. I think you should get what you want when you want it! That's the determination and competitiveness inside of me. Well, sort of. Normally I have to ask my coach first, he usually says I'm not ready, and then I've got to prove that I am. So, I guess I should rephrase, you should get what you want when you are ready! It's the 'ready' part that gets most people, including me currently. I think the phrase should be changed to, "The more work you put into preparing the better things will be." Waiting doesn't' do much. You have to make it happen.
| My teammates hanging out in China
While I'm still determined and competitive, injuries have the tendency to make an athlete mature a little. Not necessarily in the way that you would normally think. I still want to eat cookie dough for dinner sometimes, stay up late and try stupid new tricks. But now when something doesn't go my way or I have to wait two weeks to walk without crutches and two months to run even though I feel like I can do it now and I want to do it now, I don't. I understand that to get what I want, sometimes you have to do things you don't want. By doing what I want now and running, I'm not going to get what I want in six months, which is to jump again! It's not the waiting that makes getting back to competition that much sweeter, it's the payoff of doing things you don't want to do, in order to do the things you do want to do. And while I thought I learned that lesson last time around, it looks like I'm going to learn it again! And maybe in the process get a few new pieces to the mental puzzle of being a professional athlete.
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When I least expect it, I seem to lose a pair of socks or just a single sock when I go to fold my clothes. I'm certain though, I put both in there. I also lose meh undies. Now, I now this isn't just me misplacing my undergarments. I know there is some creature of the dryer world lurking in the mists of my laundry room. He's quick, deceiving, and tricky. Only coming after me when I least expect it.
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Hampden-Sydney placed 94 student-athletes on the All-Academic Team from its eight ODAC-sponsored sports. Washington and Lee University placed the most student-athletes on the list with 266 individuals on the academic team. Bridgewater College, Emory & Henry College, Lynchburg College and Virginia Wesleyan College also boast at least 100 student-athletes on the list with 114 Eagles, 100 Wasps, 134 Hornets and 112 Marlins represented.
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You have a long track with difficult communication, many different flags and slow zones, and drivers of all levels of ability, or lack thereof. All of that came together in this one crash at the 24 Hours of the Nurburgring yesterday.
A driver in a Dodge Viper (from an experienced team) appears to miss the yellow flags at the end of his slow zone and barrels into the back of another driver in a Mini. That or the Viper driver somehow saw the up-ahead green flag too early.
As 'Ring experts Bridge to Gantry explain, the guy was barred from re-entering the race.
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Following the session, Obama told reporters the pair discussed "issues related to Afghanistan and Pakistan; Iran and its attempts to develop nuclear weapons capacity."
"We discussed the Middle East peace process and the importance of moving forward in a significant and bold way in securing a Palestinian homeland that can live side by side with a secure and prosperous Israeli state," the president said.
During their talks, both leaders expressed strong support for getting Iran to "meet its international obligations" regarding its nuclear program and hope the proximity talks will lead to a resolution of the Middle East conflict.
Obama thanked Abdullah for his hospitality when Obama visited Riyadh and pointed out the historic ties between the United States and Saudi Arabia dating back to the meeting 70 years ago between Franklin Delano Roosevelt and King Aziz.
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NORTH BERWICK — Congratulations to the following young men and women who comprise this year's top 10 graduates of Noble High School's Class of 2012.
The Valedictorian of the Noble High School Class of 2012 is Allison Pierpont, daughter of Steven and Traci Pierpont from Lebanon, Maine. In addition to graduating Summa Cum Laude, Allison is the recipient of the Maine Principal's Association Award and the Phi Beta Kappa Award. She is also the House III Honored Senior of the Year. She received an Emory College Grant and a Northeastern University Excellence Scholarship. She was a member of the Regional Fine Arts program for writing and creative writing, Student Council President, President of the National Honor Society, a leadership team student representative, a member of Project SEARCH as well as a student intern for SEE Energy Conservation Program. Allison is a mentor for Kids Connection and she was the catalyst for the creation of the Academy III mentoring program. Allison plans to attend either Emory College or Northeastern University in the fall.
Tom Carlin, son of William and Carol Carlin of Lebanon, Maine is graduating Summa Cum Laude as the class Salutatorian. Tom is a member of the National Honor Society and the math team. He was also a member of Noble's soccer and baseball teams. Tom served as a student member of the I-3 Network Grant team and he researched ways to integrate and assess Tony Wagner's 21st Century Skills into Noble's current senior project. Tom received a Merit Scholarship to Bryant University where he plans to major in actuarial mathematics.
Ranking third and a Summa Cum Laude graduate, Adam Neubert, is the son of Eric and Nancy Neubert of Lebanon, Maine. Adam was the recipient of the Southern Maine Athletic Association Citizenship Award and the Noble Award for varsity soccer. He was a member of the varsity baseball team, the jazz band, the symphonic band and the pit band. He was also a National Honor Society member and he received an Honorable Mention Award for the essay he wrote for the U.S. Institute for Peace. Outside of school, Adam is a volunteer member of the Lebanon Fire Department. Adam will be attending Maine Maritime Academy where he will receive a full tuition Naval ROTC Scholarship. He plans to major in Marine Engineering Technology. After completing his undergraduate degree, he will ensign in the Navy as an officer.
Ariel Wing, a Magna Cum Laude graduate ranking fourth, is the daughter of Harold Wing of North Berwick, Maine and Marilyn Wing of Richmond, Maine. She received the House I Outstanding Senior Award last fall. Ari's passion is swimming and she has been involved in competitions since fifth grade. She was a member of the Noble swim school team and the YMCA swim team as well as the Noble softball team. Ariel plans to attend college in the fall.
Cassandra Kocek, ranking fifth, is the daughter of Radek and Shelly Kocek of North Berwick. Cassandra is graduating Magna Cum Laude. She was a member of the National Honor Society, the Student Council and she was Vice President of the Senior Class. She also served as a student representative on the MSAD60 School Board. Cassandra was an active member of the Noble Drama program. She also participated in One Act Plays and she played the wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz last fall. Cassandra plans to attend Boston University where she will major in biology. After earning her undergraduate degree, she plans to attend dental school to study orthodontics.
Ranking sixth, Tricia Reinken, daughter of Robert and Nina Reinken of North Berwick, is graduating Magna Cum Laude. Tricia received the Southern Maine Athletic Association Citizenship Award and the Scholastic Art Gold Key Award. She participated in an MSGC Engineering paid internship last summer. While at Noble, she served as Public Relations Officer for the National Honor Society, Senior Class President, and Treasurer of Student Council. Tricia has also been a mentor to freshmen and sophomore students. She was captain of the soccer and gymnastics teams and she was a member of the softball team. Tricia plans to study marketing and entrepreneurship at Bentley University in the fall.
Michelle Stansfield, ranking seventh, is the daughter of Daniel and Peggy Stansfield of Berwick, Maine. Michelle is graduating Magna Cum Laude. She is the recipient of a St. Joseph's Presidential Scholarship. She was a member of the National Honor Society and captain of the gymnastics team. She received honorable mention in the Scholastic Writing Contest for work she submitted both junior and senior years. Michelle participated in the Noble Drama program, One Act Plays and Project SEARCH. In the fall, Michelle will attend St. Joseph's College of Maine where she plans to study nursing.
Samantha Duarte, a Magna Cum Laude graduate ranking eighth, is the daughter of Joe and Wendi Duarte of Berwick. She received an honorable mention award for work she submitted to Maine Scholastic Writers and a Presidential Scholarship from the University of Southern Maine. Samantha was a member of the National Honor Society, the Change Leadership Program, Project SEARCH, Regional Fine Arts, and Writing Excel. Samantha will be attending the University of Southern Maine in the fall.
Ranking ninth, Kara McKinnon, daughter of Chris and Arlene McKinnon of Berwick, Maine is graduating Magna Cum Laude. She received the Varsity Award for track and field as well as the White Team's Highest Achieving Student Award. Kara is the recipient of a University of New England Nor'easter Scholarship and a Dean Scholarship. She was a member of the National Honor Society and she served as a mentor to underclassmen on Academy I. Kara will be attending the University of New England in the fall.
Sean McCarthy, ranking 10th and a Magna Cum Laude graduate, is the son of Stephen and Brenda McCarthy of North Berwick. Sean received the Southern Maine Athletic Association All-Academic Team Golf Award, as well as the Academic Excellence Award for Junior History. He was also a member of the Noble baseball and basketball teams. He served as a student consultant in the Noble High School Writing Center and he volunteered for the Juvenile Diabetes Organization. Sean plans to attend the University of New Hampshire Whittemore School of Business and Economics in the fall to major in business administration.
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All three cruise ships of Regent Seven Seas Cruise Line will be getting an authentic Italian upgrade this summer with addition of Sette Mari at La Veranda, the line announced today.
To celebrate the line's 20th season of sailing, the Seven Seas Navigator, Seven Seas Mariner, and Seven Seas Voyager will all be receiving the new restaurant that features casual dining, yet gourmet dining as part of the all-inclusive experience on board. Sette Mari will debut on Navigator May 30, followed by Voyager July 2 and finally Mariner on July 13.
La Veranda is a breakfast and lunch venue aboard the ship, but will transform to Sette Mari, which is Italian for "Seven Seas," for dinner. The menu features antipasti and Italian specialty items paired with Italian wines. Dishes will be prepared al momento (cooked to order) with Al fresco dining also available.
First course might be the specialty pasta of the day, prepared by a chef at the pasta station on the buffet or guests may order a traditional pasta dish from the menu. These include Spaghetti alla Carbonara, Penne Rigate alla Bolognese, Gnocchi de Patate al Pesto and Lasagna al Forno.
Entrées will include Cioppino, a classic Italian seafood stew with lobster, shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels and calamari, served in a garlic, white wine, parsley and fresh tomato broth. In addition, guests can order dishes such as veal chops, lamb chops and Mediterranean sea bass, among other choices.
For dessert, Tiramisu and other traditional Italian sweets will be offered.
The restaurant won't require reservations. The Regent Seven Seas all-inclusive approach is part of its ultra-luxury experience. Dining options abound on board including Prime 7, a contemporary American steakhouse; Compass Rose, the ship's elegant main dining room serving Continental specialties; and Signatures restaurant serving authentic French cuisine (available on Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager only).
Mark Conroy, the line's president said Sette Mari "offers the perfect complement to the dining venues on our ships. After a full day ashore, guests can select appetizers and the house-made pasta on their own and be finished in as little as 45 minutes or enjoy a leisurely evening ordering specialties from the menu."
All rooms on board the line's ships are suites, and while prices range usually between $3,000-$6,000 per person for a 7-day cruise among Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaskan and other destinations, the price includes round-trip airfare, dining, premium spirits and fine wines, live entertainment, shore excursions, gratuities, taxes and pre-cruise hotel stays in the fare.
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For the first time, researchers at Penn State University and Rice University have created solid, spongy blocks of carbon nanotubes that have an astounding ability to clean up oil spills in water. Separating oil from seawater is just one of a range of potential applications for the new material formed using carbon and a dash of boron. The international team, which includes Mauricio Terrones, a professor of physics and of materials science and engineering at Penn State; Pulickel Ajayan, the Benjamin M. and Mary Greenwood Anderson Professor in Engineering at Rice University; and other scientists from the United States, Spain, Belgium and Japan, has published the results of its research in Nature's online journal Scientific Reports.
Terrones explained that carbon nanotubes are tiny tubes with diameters ranging from 1-50 nanometers -- much narrower than the width of a human hair. They are also 100 times stronger than steel and about one sixth the weight. "Our goal was to find a way to make three-dimensional networks of these carbon nanotubes that would form a macroscale fabric -- a spongy block of nanotubes that would be big and thick enough to be used to clean up oil spills and to perform other tasks," Terrones said. "We realized that the trick was adding boron -- which is a chemical element that is next to carbon on the periodic table -- because boron helps to trigger the interconnections of the material. To add the boron, we used very high temperatures and we then 'knitted' the substance into the nanotube fabric."
Ajayan explained that the boron puts kinks and elbows into the nanotubes and promotes the formation of covalent bonds, which give the sponges their robust qualities. "The boron helps to tangle the sponges into a complex network," Ajayan said. "In the past, people have made nanotube solids via post-growth processing but without proper covalent connections. The advantage with our method is that the material is created directly and comes out as a cross-linked porous network."
First author Daniel Hashim, a graduate student at Rice University, explained that the spongy carbon-nanotube blocks that he and his team created are special for two reasons. "First, they are superhydrophobic, which means that they hate water, so they float really well. Second, they are oleophilic, which means that they love -- and thus absorb -- oil. In fact, they can absorb 123 times their weight in oil," Hashim said. To demonstrate, Hashim dropped a nanotube sponge into a dish of water with used motor oil floating on top. The sponge soaked it up. He then put a match to the material, burned off the oil, and returned the material to the water to absorb more. "This material can be used repeatedly and stands up to abuse," Hashim said. He also explained that a carbon-nanotube sponge remained elastic even after 11,000 uses in the lab. "Another interesting feature of these nanotube sponges, which are 99 percent air, is that they also conduct electricity and can easily be manipulated with magnets," Hashim said.
Ajayan said that he and other members of the research team are continuing to work on how to make even larger sheets of the carbon-nanotube blocks. "For oil spills, you would have to make large-enough sheets or find a way to weld smaller sheets together," Ajayan said. Terrones added that the team members also are looking into ways to exploit the three-dimensional structure of the nanotube sponges for use in other applications. "Oil-spill remediation and environmental clean-up are just the beginning of how useful these new nanotube materials could be," Terrones said. "For example, we could make use these materials to make more-efficient and lighter batteries. We could use them as scaffolds for bone-tissue regeneration. We even could impregnate the nanotube sponge with polymers in order to fabricate robust and light composites for the automobile and plane industries."
In addition to Terrones, Ajayan, and Hashim, other researchers who contributed to this study include Narayanan Narayanan, Myung Gwan Hahm, Joseph Suttle, and Robert Vajtai from Rice University; José Romo-Herrera from the University of Vigo in Spain; David Cullen and Bobby Sumpter from Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee; Peter Lezzi and Vincent Meunier from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Doug Kelkhoff from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; E. Muñoz-Sandoval from the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Madrid; Sabyasachi Ganguli and Ajit Roy from the Air Force Research Laboratory in Ohio; David Smith from Arizona State University; and Humberto Terrones from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium.
Support for this research comes from the National Science Foundation, the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, and the Center for Nanophase Materials Science (CNMS) of Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Mauricio Terrones and his colleagues have created spongy blocks of carbon nanotubes that have an astounding ability to absorb oil, separating it from seawater. The new material, which could be used to clean up oil spills in oceans, also has other novel applications related to electronics, materials science, and medicine.


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Funeral services are as unique as the individual. A funeral is a special time for friends and family to gather and mourn, remember, and celebrate the life of a very special person. We believe that each funeral should be a special reflection of each individual life. Our highly skilled and dedicated staff guide each family through this process of creating a unique celebration of life. We then support those choices and follow through on every detail.
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In the near future, we will introduce our new hospitality lounge at Miller Finkenbinder Funeral Home & Crematory. This unique space will be available for use during visitations, viewings and services and allow us to meet the ever changing needs of the families we serve. This space will provide a dedicated area for coffee, tea, and snacks of comfort during a difficult time.
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In the Heart of Maputaland, nestling behind the world's highest vegetated sand dunes about 5km from the sea, Sodwana Bay Lodge has been carefully designed to match the rustic, eco-oriented nature of the region.
Sodwana Bay is one of the world's top dive sites. The world's southern-most coral reefs harbour over 1200 species of Coral Fish, Rays, Eels and Turtles while Whale sharks, Dolphins, Sharks and Whales are common visitors. The Raggie Sharks and Turtles are popular guests in the summer
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Adjacent Leatherbacks Seafood & Grill where guests will dine on wholesome fare including a full A la Carte menu and a delicious array of pizzas from our pizza oven. Underneath the restaurant is our Pool Bar where you can have a drink, swim, sunbathe or even have a game of pool!
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All year round – Sailfish, King Mackerel, Yellowfin Tuna and other game fish species.
NB: Diving Permits are required – this can be purchased at most post offices or the KZN park at Sodwana Bay Marine reserve – please note that you are required to take the permits with you to the beach daily – Monthly permits can also be purchased from our Scuba Centre – depending on availability
Should you not have dived in the last year a refresher course is recommended.
KZN Parks Board entry fee is not included in your packages – please remember to take the money with you to the beach
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*Please check in at the dive shop on arrival – confirm dive times, sort out rental equipment, sign the indemnity forms. Don't forget to bring your certification card. The shop is open from 07h30–12h30 and 13h30-16h30.
*In the mornings we meet at the beach under the Scuba Centre Gazebo at least half an hour before launch time.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. - Inbee Park led the U.S. Women's Open with the second round suspended by fog.
The top-ranked Park shot a 4-under 68 on Friday for a 9-under total to lead fellow South Korean I.K. Kim by two strokes. The horn sounded with Park on the 18th fairway, and the group finished the hole. She calmly sank a birdie putt from about 12 feet to move closer to history.
Park is seeking to win the year's first three majors; no one has accomplished that feat in a season with at least four. She has five victories this season.
Kim shot a 69 in the morning session.
Of the players yet to finish the round, the closest, England's Jodi Ewart Shadoff, was five strokes back with three holes to go.
Ha-Neul Kim, the first-round leader, had a 77 to fall back to 1 under.
Players were surprised Thursday to arrive at Sebonack to find the tees moved up and the weather calm - an easy course by U.S. Women's Open standards. On Friday, the setup and the conditions were more what they expected: The wind picked up and some pins were tucked into uncomfortable spots.
Then the mist started rolling in off the Great Peconic Bay late in the afternoon session. Park couldn't see her tee shot past about 150 yards on No. 18, but she just wanted to finish up to get some rest.
Of the other players to complete the round, Lizette Salas was third at 4 under after a 72. Fellow Americans Angela Stanford and Jessica Korda were another stroke back. Stanford had a 68, and Korda shot 71.
ATandamp;T National
BETHESDA, Md. - Jordan Spieth, playing with nothing to lose, gave himself another chance to win going into the weekend at the ATandamp;T National.
Spieth hit every green in regulation and extended his streak to 29 holes without a bogey on a tough Congressional course, giving him a 5-under 66 and a share of the lead with Roberto Castro (69) before storms halted the second round. They were at 7-under 135, with the round to be completed Saturday morning.
Players went back out to the practice range after a two-hour delay, only for more storms to approach and extended the suspension until the PGA Tour called it for the day. Andres Romero was at 5 under with five holes remaining. No one else was within four shots of the lead.
Spieth is the 19-year-old Texan who started the season with no status, uncertain where he was going to play. He now has earned over $900,000 - the equivalent of being No. 39 on the PGA Tour money list - and is assured of a tour card when the new season starts in October. But he won't be eligible for the lucrative FedEx Cup playoffs unless he's a PGA Tour member, and he can't be a member this year unless he wins.
Senior Players Championship
PITTSBURGH - Fred Couples roared through his first 11 holes in the second round of the Senior Players Championship, ripping off seven birdies at water-logged Fox Chapel to take the lead at 11 under.SClB
Then the weather managed to do what the defenseless course could not, stopping the Hall of Famer with a sudden downpour that suspended play for the day with most of the field still on the course.
First-round leader John Huston was two shots back at 9 under after making an eagle from the rough on the par-4 15th just before the horn sounded. It was Huston's second eagle in two days on a par 4. He eagled No. 7 on Thursday when he drove the green and made a 25-footer.
Irish Open
MAYNOOTH, Ireland - American Peter Uihlein and England's Robert Rock shared the second-round lead in the Irish Open, while Rory McIlroy missed the cut in his final tournament before the British Open.
Uihlein, the former Oklahoma State player who won the Madeira Islands Open last month, had a 4-under 68 to match Rock (66) at 9-under 135 at Carton House.
The second-ranked McIlroy, from Northern Ireland, shot a 72 to finish at 2 over, missing the cut by two shots. Countrymen Graeme McDowell and Darren Clarke and Ireland's Padraig Harrington also failed to advance.


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JUPITER, Fla. -- Reliever Rafael Soriano, who has made just five Grapefruit League appearances this spring, could be looking at another setback in the coming days.
Manager Davey Johnson said Soriano has been bothered by a wisdom tooth problem, and it's something that could require surgery in the near future. After arriving late to camp because of visa issues, Soriano has a 11.57 ERA in five games (4 2/3 innings) while striking out five and walking one.
Johnson said Soriano made a trip back to his native Dominican Republic on the Nationals' off-day on Tuesday and was expected to return to Florida on Wednesday afternoon, at which point the Nats would have a better idea of their course of action. Soriano is scheduled to pitch next on Friday.
"I think from the X-rays, it could be a problem," Johnson said. "He could need to have a root canal or something, I don't know, further examination from the X-ray. He hasn't committed to anything. But that's something that you always look at, because if he has an impacted molar or something, it could lead to an infection, and that can be a problem for your shoulder."
It's not uncommon, as Johnson alluded, for tooth pain to impact the shoulder and neck. But it's unclear whether Soriano will choose to have any necessary operation performed in the States or back in the Dominican. The team is hoping the right-hander will be able to throw on back-to-back days before Opening Day. To get a better idea of the plan, the club is waiting to hear from Soriano and playing it by ear.
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