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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – While the game started off fairly slow, the fourth-ranked UW-Eau Claire men's hockey team was sparked with six second-period goals and went on to beat Concordia University (Wis.) 12-4 at Hobbs Ice Center tonight.
The first period saw three goals, two for Eau Claire and one for Concordia and just one penalty against the Falcons. Kurt Weston (Sr.-Roseau, Minn.) scored the game's first goal at 9:21.
But the second period was an entirely different contest and Eau Claire started a scoring frenzy.
Concordia held the Blugolds in check for almost 12 minutes of the second half but starting at 11:55 and ending at 17:20, the Blugolds scored six straight goals to take an 8-1 lead. The Falcons added one more goal at the end of the period to make the score 8-2 at the second intermission.
Jack Callahan (So.-Red Bank, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) got the Blugolds going in the second period with his first goal as a Blugold. Two goals later, Devin Mantha (Sr.-Sturgeon Falls, Ontario/Ann Arbor Pioneer) found the back of the net for his second goal of the season, which eventually proved to be the game-winner.
The second period also saw some quick goals for Eau Claire with one coming from Ross Andersen (So.-River Falls, Wis.) at 16:35 followed by one from Jordan Singer (Sr.-Lino Lake, Minn./Centennial) at 16:40. In NCAA Division III history, the five second span ranks second all-time for fastest consecutive goals by the same team (UW-Stout holds record of two second set in 1976). Andrew McCabe (Sr.-Eau Claire, Wis./Memorial) scored another at 17:20 to end the Blugolds' second period scoring streak.
In the third period, Concordia scored the first goal but Eau Claire answered with two of its own. The Falcons scored once again midway through the final period, but the Blugolds answered with an additional two goals and eventually went on to win 12-4, tying for the seventh most goals scored in school history and the most since 1990.
Weston, McCabe, Andersen and Singer each finished with two goals apiece for Eau Claire while Singer, McCabe, Andersen, Drew Darwitz (Sr.-Woodbury, Minn./Cretin-Derham Hall) and Mark Pustin (Jr.-Northridge, Calif./Granada Hills) each recorded three assists.
Brandon Stephenson (Sr.-Saline, Mich.) played 40 minutes in-goal for Eau Claire and earned the win with 25 saves. Tyler Green (Fr.-Noblesville, Ind.) played the final period and made 13 saves while allowing two goals.
Concordia finished outshooting Eau Claire 42-38. The game saw just five penalties, three on Concordia and two on Eau Claire.
The Blugolds are now 8-0-1 on the season while the Falcons drop to 4-4. This is the first time in school history the Blugolds have not lost a game after playing nine to start the year.
Sunday, the Blugolds will host Concordia once again for a game beginning at 2 p.m. at Hobbs Ice Center.


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WALTHAM, Mass. — The Brandeis University men's basketball team cut a 17-point deficit to four with a chance to get even closer against visiting Amherst College, but the Judges rally came up just short in a 75-70 loss in Red Auerbach Arena tonight. With the loss, the Judges fall to 6-3 on the season, while Amherst bounces back from its first loss to improve to 6-1.
When Amherst senior guard Aaron Toomey (Greensboro, N.C./Bishop McGuinness) capped a 12-3 run with a 3-pointer from the left side at the 5:26 mark of the second half, the Lord Jeffs had their largest lead of the game at 69-52.
Brandeis answered by holding the visitors scoreless over the next two minutes and 35 seconds. In that span, the Judges hit 5-of-6 free throws, including 4-of-4 by senior guard Gabriel Moton (St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg). After playing a two-man game with rookie Tim Reale (Mason, Ohio/St. Andrews School, R.I.), Moton connected from downtown from right in front of the home bench at the 2:41 mark, and the lead was cut to single digits at 69-60 with 2:41 to go.
Toomey hit 1-of-2 from the line to stop the bleeding momentarily, but Brandeis senior Ben Bartoldus (Hillsborough, N.H./Proctor Acad.) drove past Toomey on the next possession to get Brandeis within eight. The Lord Jeffs' Connor Green (Bedford, N.H./Phillips Exeter) hit two from the line, but Brandeis answered right back on a Youri Dascy (Fall River, Mass./St. Andrews School, R.I.) lay-up with 1:43 remaining, making it 72-63.
On the next possession, Toomey let the shot clock wind down before stepping back for a 3-pointer, which rattled around the rim and popped out, and Dascy tied up Amherst rookie David George (Philadelphia, Pa./Blair Acad.) for a jump ball. Dascy was fouled with 55 seconds left and hit 1—of-2 to get the Judges within seven points, 72-67.
With full court pressure, Brandeis forced Amherst into one timeout with 51.4 seconds left. The Lord Jeffs were able to break the pressure and the ball found its way into George's hands. Brandeis fouled the big man, who missed both free throws, but senior Tom Killian (Summit, N.J./Delbarton School) grabbed a key offensive rebound. Amherst was able to run more time off the clock before David Kalema (Burke, Va./Episcopal) hit two from the charity stripe with 37.3 seconds remaining to push the lead back to nine at 74-65.
Brandeis got a quick bucket off the glass by Dascy with 26.3 seconds left before calling their final timeout. On the ensuing inbounds play, they were able to send George to the line again, and again the big man missed a pair. Moton got the rebound off the second miss and raced down the court, where he hit a deep trifecta from the right side with 14.7 seconds left to cut the deficit to 74-70. After a quick foul, Brandeis sent Green to the line with 11.1 seconds left.
With a raucous crowd screaming at him, the sophomore missed twice, and Bartoldus was able to pull down the rebound with 10.6 on the clock. In the process, he was fouled by Green, giving the Judges a chance to get to within one basket. Unfortunately, both of Bartoldus's foul shots were off the mark, allowing Green to get the rebound and a measure of redemption. He missed the first of his two free throws with 9.3 seconds left, but hit the second for the final point of the game. Moton missed a rushed lay-up with less than three seconds on the clock to close out the game.
Amherst, which led for most of the game, built their big lead on the back of Toomey. The Lord Jeffs led by three, 34-31, at halftime, and the margin was still five, 41-36, when Bartoldus connected from deep at 18:15 of the second. At that point, Toomey scored eight of the game's next 10 points, including two 3-pointers, pushing the lead to 49-38. A steal by Killian led to a trifecta by Kalema at the 14:39 mark, the advantage was 14 points, 52-38.
Brandeis made run shortly thereafter, buoyed by two Derek Retos (No. Attleboro, Mass./Brimmer and May School) 3-pointers that got the back within 10, 57-47 at the 11:06 mark. A Dascy bucket got Brandeis back within eight at 57-49 midway through the second. The Judges had a chance to get closer, but the second charging call on Bartoldus in a span of just over 90 seconds drew the ire of Brandeis coach Brian Meehan, who was called for his first technical of the season. That sparked the run that gave Amherst its largest lead before the Judges' rally.
For the game, Brandeis was led by Moton, who overcame a tough shooting night from the floor (3-12) by hitting 14-of-15 from the line and his two late trifectas to finish with 22 points. Dascy added a season-high 16 points, hitting 6-of-10 from the field and 4-of-7 from the line, while Bartoldus had 13 points. He and Moton tied for team-high honors with six rebounds, while Reale and rookie guard Robinson Vilmont (Cambridge, Mass./Wilbraham and Monson Acad.) each had two assists. Brandeis outshot Amherst, 44.9% to 43.6%.
For the visitors, Toomey led all scorers with 27 points, 19 coming in the second half. He hit 7-of-15 overall, 4-of-9 from deep, and 9-of-11 from the line. He also had a game-high six assists. Green finished with 12 points, while Kalema and Killian had 11 each. Killian had a game-high seven rebounds, as the Lord Jeffs owned a 38-29 advantage, including 13-7 on the offensive glass. The latter led to a 17-7 edge in second-chance points, offsetting Brandeis's 22-15 margin in points off turnovers.
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Harvard fell just short in its quest for a second straight top 20 upset Saturday at No. 9/10 Penn, 14-13, in overtime (Gil Talbot).
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – The Harvard women's lacrosse team played its second overtime game of the week in search of its second straight top 20 upset, but Courtney Tomchik's goal with 0:24 remaining in the extra session proved to be the difference as No. 9/10 Penn took the victory, 14-13, Saturday in Philadelphia, Pa.
Melanie Baskind, Micaela Cyr and Danielle Tetreault each registered a hat trick for the Crimson (2-2, 0-2 Ivy League) with Baskind's season-high four goals leading the way. Cyr recorded a team-high four ground balls and three draw controls, while Tetreault added four draw controls. Tetreault converted all three of her free position shots as Harvard went 5-fo-7 for the day. Kelly Weiss tallied six saves in goal while taking the loss.
Penn (3-1, 1-0 Ivy League) was led by Caroline Bunting and Tomchik who each scored four goals, while Erin Brennan added three. The Quakers held a 23-20 edge in shots and an 18-13 advantage in draw controls, including a 4-1 margin in overtime.
Baskind gave Harvard an early 1-0 lead with her first score of the day, but Brennan and Maddie Poplawski scored back-to-back goals to give Penn a 2-1 advantage with 25:19 remaining in the first half. Tetreault answered for the Crimson to tie the score at 2-2, as Harvard went on a 4-0 run to open a 5-2 lead. Cyr and Tyler Petropulos followed Tetreault for a two-goal margin, before Cyr's second score made it a three-goal game with 10:47 remaining in the half. Jennifer VanderMeulen got in on the action while Harvard was a man down with 1:42 to go in the frame, giving the Crimson a 6-3 lead at the break.
Penn came out of the intermission quickly, as Tomchick and Poplawski cut the deficit to 6-5 with 25:26 to play. Harvard scored four unanswered goals, however, including three straight from Baskind to open its biggest lead of the afternoon, 10-5. A 6-1 run by Penn tied the score at 11 with 5:55 remaining, before Tetreault gave the Crimson a 12-11 margin off a free position shot with just 2:54 to go. Bunting evened the score once again with 1:06 remaining, 12-12, and the Quakers held the ball with a chance to win it at the end of regulation. Weis came up with her biggest save of the afternoon off a Brennan shot attempt, however, to force overtime.
Penn won the opening draw in the extra session and went on top, 13-12, 1:14 into the action as Brennan netted her fourth goal of the day. Jess Halpern scored the equalizer for the Crimson with 1:20 remaining, but the Quakers won the ensuing draw leading to Tomchik's game winner with 0:24 on the clock.
Harvard will be back in action Saturday, March 17 when it faces Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Md. at 12 p.m.
Game Notes: Melanie Baskind and Micaela Cyr have recorded two hat tricks this season, while Danielle Tetreault's three-goal performance was her first … Melanie Baskind (4g) and Danielle Tetrault (3g, 1a) recorded a season-high four points at No. 9/10 Penn … Harvard went to overtime against both No. 13 James Madison and No. 9/10 Penn, marking the first time in program history the Crimson has gone to overtime in back-to-back games.


text: René Willner is a prolific artist, working in various media such as pen and ink, pastel, and oil on canvas. During the many decades of his artistic life he has produced an impressive oeuvre which reflects both his personal biography, as well as the tumultuous, often painful history of Western society in the twentieth century. His works can be found in major public and private collections such as the Rijksprentenkabinet of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in Brussels, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA), the Newark Museum in New Jersey, Gallerie Brachot in Brussels, Gallerie Du Perron in Genève, the Harold and Edith Rosen collection in Baltimore, the collection Onassis and many other private collections in the United States, Israël, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands and Belgium.René was born in 1936 in Leipzig, Germany as Manfred Willner. His parents, Gershon Willner and Gusta Derfler, originated from Galicia in Central Europe. Fleeing the local climate of persecution and pogroms, his parents settled in Leipzig, Germany, where they married in 1932. With the help of his uncle and benefactor Israel Lieber, Gershon Willner set himself up as a furrier, while Gusta Derfler was a popular and well published author. In 1937, René's younger brother Leo (Leopold Berthold) was born.After 1933 life became increasingly difficult. His mother lost her publishing contract, his father lost his job, and they lived off what was earned from a small shop and library they had opened up. Following the Kristallnacht in November 1938, with the shop in ruins and hardship increasing, René Willner fled Germany with his parents, brother and his teenaged cousin Sacha Blimbaum (Blaine) who managed to come with them. Stateless and leaving behind their extended families, they got to Antwerp. During the German invasion of Belgium in 1939 they fled again, this time to Paris. There his father Gershon Willner was picked up during a razzia, subsequently interned at the camps Drancy and Vernet and near the end of the war murdered in Auschwitz. Together with his mother and brother, René Willner was at first interned by the French, yet the three of them managed to get out and go into hiding in and around the area of St. Affrique, Aveyron in the French Pyrénées.As it was too dangerous to stay together, the children were now seperated from their mother as well. René Willner and his brother stayed in hiding, keeping each other safe from danger, cold and starvation. By the end of the war they were reunited with their mother and cousin (who had managed to get to London). They then left France for Belgium and immigrated to the United States in 1947.From an early age onwards, René Willner was an avid draughtsman. In the United States he attended the School of Fine & Industrial Arts in Newark, New Jersey and worked at the Art Students League in New York. He took lessons with Louis Spindler, Willem de Kooning and worked at Andy Warhols factory. In 1957 he had his first solo-exhibition in New York, and, until 1963, was also working as a commercial artist and art director. In 1963 he returned to Europe. He was based in Brussels, exhibiting among others at the art galleries Brachot, Agora and Wildanger. He became acquainted with René Margritte en Paul Delvaux, and took lessons at the Brussels Academie. In 1965, after traveling extensively in Europe and the Middle East. René Willner settled in The Netherlands where he lived with his wife and two children on the island of Marken and in Amsterdam. He closely befriended and worked together with Max Bueno de Mesquita and other Jewish artists.Today, René Willner lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.Exhibitions: 1957Solo-exhibition, New York312 East 3rd Gallery, New YorkForest Hills Gallery, Queens BlvdGallery Bleecker, New York1963-1970Galerie Brachot, BrussselsGalerie Agora, BrusselsGalerie Wildanger, Brussels Galerie L'Angle Aigu, Brussels


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The concept of a smart classroom stems from the incorporation of the latest advancements in the education technology (Ed Tech) and solutions. Ed Tech engulfs innovations that help educational institutions or universities employ the large amounts of data and interactions across various students engaged in different systems such as Learning Management Systems (LMS), Student Information Systems (SIS) and Student Response Systems (SRS). Recently, numerous new tools have been developed which help educators and instructors to keep a track of the progress of the students and advise them when needed. These are further augmented by social, mobile and video learning.
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Bieber was at Macy's for the launch of his new fragrance line.
Police officials say Bieber had wanted to say hello to fans gathered outside the department store.
Police set up a secure area for the teen but as he greeted fans, Bieber apparently went outside the secure area, toward crowds that then began pushing and shoving, sources tell NBC New York.
As police forced the crowd of 400 people back, some broke through the metal barricades, law enforcement officials said.
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Over the past few months, I have had the opportunity to appear on local talk radio in Grand Forks to discuss the Civil War with host RJ Richards and my colleague and friend Stuart Lawrence. It is a fun experience to share my passion and knowledge with residents of the area and to hear from others that I have a voice for it. This week, RJ's show came to an end, as he is taking on a job opportunity in the area, which is good for him, but somewhat sad for me, as I really enjoyed going on the show.
That said, I would like to seek out your advice and knowledge to attempt embarking on creating an online radio show devoted to history, including the Civil War, but it would cover other interests as well. So, if you have any experience with this and can offer some guidance as I try to learn more about this concept, I would appreciate it.


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Louisville, CO, February 25, 2013 – RGS Energy, the commercial and utility division of Real Goods Solar, Inc. (NASDAQ:RSOL), a nationwide leader of turnkey solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and utility customers, has been engaged by the City of El Cerrito, CA to design and install 336 kW of solar power at several municipal locations.
The project involves the installation of more than 1,200 panels on several rooftops and solar carport structures at the city's community center, public safety building, recycling center, and fire station.
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The combined solar energy capacity of these installations is expected to offset approximately 127 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, or about 5% of annual greenhouse gas emissions from municipal operations.
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Despite being shot, Fox manages to give other officers a description of the car and shooter that eventually led to him.
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When Fox finally pulled the car over, its driver, James Lockhart III, 27, emerged from the car firing his pistol. Lockhart kept firing as he approached the driver side window of Fox's cruiser, discharging more than four rounds into the car. Fox's bullet proof vest probably saved his life.
Lockhart was later gunned down when he hit another police car and began firing at police again. Fox was taken to the hospital for injuries, but was listed in good condition. Another officer and a police dog were injured in Lockhart's second shootout, but are already on the road to recovery.
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Mui Ne has lived up to its reputation as one of Asia's most consistent wind venues by giving round three of the KTA tour four days of competition. This saw the event beginning with both the men's and women's course racing on day one, with day two and three focusing on the freestyle events, plus the added bonus of the extremely popular Big Air contest, which left the final day open again for further course racing to finishing things as they were begun.
After some very tough technical racing on day one, which left Yo from Thailand and Kathryn Bogwardt on top of things, the winds increased more to favour a call for the freestyle, which ran the double eliminator for the 12 women competitors and the 26 men.
There were many great rounds on the way through to the finals, with standards noticeably on the up from the first two rounds of the tour with the great conditions and the improving level of riders taking part from 19 different countries. In the end many heats were so close that only a split decision would separate who carried on and who would have to fight back through the loser brackets.
Particularly worth noting for the guys were the performances turned in by the local riders from Vietnam, with Kin, Nhut and Nam certainly riders to watch as the tour continues. Also from further afield, Vincent Loof, Freddrick Soupart and Victor Kampan looked dangerously close to unsettling the current tour leaders, but in the end the final came down once more to the head to head that has been running from the first round between the Philippines Ken Nacor and Thailand's Yo, with this time Yo turning the tables and taking the top spot. Phi from Vietnam claimd third and he is certainly one of the riders showing most improvement since the tour began.
For the women it was upsets all round as Vietnam favourite Julia Diep Anh Thu gave some very strong performances to challenge for the top spot, which in the end was fought out between Kathryn and Nuria Goma, with the final judges decision going Kathryn's way.
The Big Air competition that then followed on to finish day three of the Vietnam tour stop gave the solid supporting crowd even more to cheer about as the 60 riders that had entered set about their two timed jumps. The end results saw Sergey Roszhkov take the men's title with a jump of 6.2 seconds and Maki Yamamura putting up 3.8 seconds to win the women's section.
Although the final day began with a morning of low wind, the thermals came through once more in the afternoon to allow for further course racing heats to take place, this time with a larger course being set for the riders race over.
The racing was again extremely tight between the top girls, so much so that both Nuira and Kathryn ended up with identical results for the week and unfortunately as the thermal wind began to shut down and it became clear that a decider could not be run, the KTA head judge referred back to the IKA for clarification on breaking the tie. The decision took the winners place to Nuria on the basis of her winning the last of the women's races held during the event, a very tough rule and one which all riders on the KTA agreed needs some revision. For the men's side of things Yo remained dominant putting in some very fast finishing time's in each heat, that left all the battles to take place for the remain podium positions behind him.
So thumbs up for the KTA Vietnam with great competition throughout and great support for the event from local sponsors, Sankara, C2Sky, Mystic, Ripcurl, Ozone and Windchimes and tour sponsors Evason Six Senses Spa, Cabrinha, Maelstorm, Kite Zone and SueMe.
Course Racing - Men
1. Pudla Narpichit – Yo - Thailand
2. David Romeu Rojas - Spain
3. Lai Hong Phi - Vietnam
Course Racing - Women
1. Nuria Goma - Spain
2. Kathryn Bogwardt - Germany
3. Ali Dudfield - Australia
Freestyle - Men
1. Pudla Narpichit – Yo - Thailand
2. Ken Nacor - Philippines
3. Lai Hong Phi - Vietnam
Freestyle - Women
1. Kathryn Bogwardt - Germany
2. Nuria Goma - Spain
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"Ten years ago when I began my career, it was all about how I, the teacher, the performer, the motivator, would capture my students' attention so they could repeat the ideas that I knew were present in the texts."
"I am pleased to announce that I am no longer the sage on the stage; I have blossomed into a teacher who has a toolkit of activities to guide my students through the process of discovering meaning. I am now a teacher who beams with pride when my students are eager to read a short story after composing predictions during a pre-reading activity."
I enjoy eavesdropping on literature circle discussions, where my students are sharing their ideas about a poem. I am intrigued by the insight of my eighth graders as I read the newsletter they created to respond to a cross-genre study of the Vietnam War. I am pleased because I am now helping to create independent thinkers, instead of entertaining students who will repeat my ideas."
--Adria F. MerrittRussell Middle SchoolLawrenceville, Virginia
Middle Ground: Exploring Selected Literature from and about the Middle EastAuthor(s): Sheryl L. Finkle, Tamara J. Lilly
For years, literature from and about the Middle East has largely been missing from middle and high school curricula. Changing demographics and global citizenship necessitate a better understanding of Middle Eastern history, culture, and literature.
Writing about LiteratureAuthor(s): Elizabeth A. Kahn, Carolyn Calhoun Walter, Larry R. Johannessen
Kahn, Walter, and Johannessen present a set of sequences designed to teach students to support an interpretation, explicate an implied relationship, and analyze an author's generalizations. They provide a series of handouts that help students develop the skills of analysis and persuasion that are essential to writing about literature.
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A Consignment-Shop Table Makeover!
I have a non-edible post for you today. Last week I went to a nice little resale shop where I found a cute little table for only seven bucks! Seven bucks! Even though the table top wasn't really my style, it was in excellent condition and I knew she was coming home with me.
Not a fan of the top. Big fan of the price.
My first instinct was to paint the top a solid red or yellow or turquoise. Something bright. But then I thought this would be a great opportunity to for me to try Mod Podge for the first time! Using a small roller, I applied an even layer of gloss Mod Podge to the (clean and dry) table top, placed a cut-to-size piece of paper with a black and white diamond checkerboard pattern, smoothed it out nicely, let it dry, rolled on some more Mod Podge on top of the paper, let it dry, another layer of Mod Podge, and that was it. It dried and hardened overnight, and now I have a pretty little plant table that I love!
She's not perfect, and she has a few small bubbles that hide under the plant, but it was only my first Mod Podge project so I'm not going to beat myself up about it. I didn't feel like changing the color of the legs, but I can already tell that I will paint them at some point. Red? Sunny yellow? Aqua? Let's take a closer look at the paper...
Hello, Piggy! The roller gave the Mod Podge a nice textured look.
What do you think? Was it a makeover or a makeunder? Do you like the pattern? Did you like the grapes better? Do you shop at resale/consignment/thrift shops? Have you found any awesome thrifty deals lately? Why am I asking you so many questions?
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I like the makeover better than the original — much better! And I actually like the legs as they are, but don't let that stop you. I love resale shops and my latest finds were a square casserole with ribbed sides, and a brie baker. I didn't know it was a brie baker until I googled it. I wanted it for a wheel of artisan vegan cheese. I also found a very small metal strainer of some sort — no idea what it's for but it looked so cool I had to have it. I'll probably hang it on the wall.ReplyDeleteReplies
You bought the brie baker intuitively! Nice! I wish I could make fermented cheeses, but the whole fermentation process freaks me out. I can eat them if somebody else made them, but I can't make them myself. Somebody page Dr. Freud! :DDelete
Not all of them are fermented! Perhaps you were an overworked bacterium in a past life.Delete
Ha! Maybe I was! :DDelete
I assumed all cheeses except for the saucy ones (like the nacho cheese sauce) were fermented! Thanks for letting me know, now I can check it out without fearing the bacteria! :)
I LOVE IT!!! And hey, you can play chess or checkers on it too :DReplyDeleteReplies
Very true! Now I need to find some teeny-weeny chess pieces and I'll be set! :DDelete
Oooh I love this so much!! The paper is great - kind of makes me think of a 50s diner or something like this.ReplyDeleteReplies
I think it reminded me of a 50s diner too and that's why I bought it in the first place. Shouldn't I paint the legs red then? Red with checkered black and white seems very diner-ish, doesn't it?Delete
You are SO talented! I love the redo. Never even heard of mod podge, but I like it! :DReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Ricki, I'm glad you like it! I had been wanting to try Mod Podge for a while, and a 40% off coupon for Michael's (craft store) was the little push that I needed to buy it. What else could I Mod Podge now? I have a feeling I'm going to be a Mod Podge menace until everything in the house is covered with pretty paper or fabric! :DDelete
This is so cute!! You are very clever. I also love the piggy.ReplyDelete
You are very stoic to be so committed to your resolutions. That sounds hard.Replies
I love my piggies! I have several piggies scattered around the house. They all have at least a couple of coins in there :)Delete
Keeping my resolutions hasn't been a piece of (chocolate) cake, but I'll keep working hard to keep them :D
great improvement! nice work. :)ReplyDelete
Consignment shops are a good way to find clothes that fit kids, no matter what their age is. Sometimes people end up under more stress than they would like because kids outgrow clothes so quickly.ReplyDelete
Even if you buy something a little bigger, your child will still eventually grow into it and move on. By shopping at a consignment shop you save money and can spend on other things that your family requires.


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With more the 425 million people in the world who speak Spanish (28 million in the United States alone), Spanish is the most widely spoken language in the world. In an increasingly global economy, businesses cannot meet the demand for employees who have the ability to speak Spanish. In today's job market, many businesses offer cash bonuses and incentives to employees who speak Spanish or are willing to learn Spanish. A job-seeker, who speaks Spanish, often has a distinct edge in securing job opportunities in the global job market.
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it serves only as a prerequisite to SPAN 1002. The same may be true at some other University System institutions. In some instances the course will carry credit hours if it is a second foreign language.
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Continued listening, speaking, reading and writing in Spanish and the culture of Spanish speaking regions. May carry only institutional credit at University System schools but is a prerequisite, unless exempted, to Spanish 2001.
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Slingo, the most addicting PC game now comes to the ipod and iphone! Slingo combines the game of bingo and slot machines and has hundreds of hours of gameplay. The game is very basic as far as controls, you pull the handle like you do a slot machine the numbers show up like someone was calling them out on bingo you pick off the ones you have and spin again.
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What I do like: The game is fun, challenging and very addicting
What I do not like: The music is a little irritating after awhile.
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Over the past two decades, hundreds of students participating in the School of Architecture and Planning's Habitat for Humanity program have raised 56 homes across Buffalo, gaining hands-on experience in building and construction and rebuilding entire neighborhoods along the way.
This point of reflection is particularly significant for the program's founder, Richard Yencer, who recently retired as instructional support technician for the school and director of its Materials and Methods Shop. This past spring, he oversaw his last build with the program, leading a crew of 40 students in completing three new homes on Buffalo's East Side for families in need.
Yencer initiated the partnership with Habitat for Humanity Buffalo in 1990 to give students practical experience and put their skills to work for the community. While the program started small, with about 10 or so students signing up in the first few years, today it's one of the school's most sought-after courses. Waiting lists are common, and the program regularly draws teams of 40 to 50 students to help build two to three new homes and rehab several others every year.
"They see that a line on paper is different on a piece of wood. They learn the best way to connect the components of a building. These questions can be difficult to answer in the classroom, but they're vital to an architect."
- Richard Yencer, former director of the school's Habitat for Humanity program
The course is a core part of the school's learn-by-doing approach, Yencer says. "They see that a line on paper is different on a piece of wood. They learn the best way to connect the components of a building. These questions can be difficult to answer in the classroom, but they're vital to an architect."
The three-credit practicum is open to graduate and undergraduate students of all disciplines, though most participants are from the architecture and planning programs. Students meet several times during the spring semester to study site plans and construction documents, learn how to frame a building, and receive training in the proper use of construction tools, from power saws to scaffolding. Then they put in three full weeks onsite beginning in mid-May.
"We do as much as we can in three weeks, and usually get the side walls up, lay the roof, and fit windows and doors. Sometimes we even complete the siding," Yencer says, adding that the students work hand-in-hand with other Habitat for Humanity volunteers, from teachers to carpenters. By late fall, the houses are typically ready for families to move in.
According to the students who put in the eight-hour days of hard, physical labor, the experience is invaluable.
"It's a chance to give back. We're increasing the quality of life for the family that will live here, and for the people who live in these neighborhoods."
- Brijhette Farmer (MArch '14)
"I now understand the process of design-to-construction much better. For instance, I didn't realize that the cabinetry needs to be built into the framework of the house. This is stuff you never see or draw in studio," says Mathew Ryberg (MArch '13), who was working on this year's new build at 107 Fox Street, on Buffalo's East Side.
Teresa Morinello (MArch '13), in her fourth year as program participant and second as team leader, agrees that the project offers critical lessons in building. She points out that the porch on which she and her partners are resting is only temporary. It is built only for support purposes, until the rest of the house comes together.
Much of these experiences are catalogued in personal journals the students maintain as part of the course. "By writing down these experiences, the students will have a record of it for the future," says Yencer.
Brijhette Farmer (MArch '14) says she is most interested in the community service side of the program. "It's a chance to give back. We're increasing the quality of life for the family that will live here, and for the people who live in these neighborhoods."
Aside from providing new homes to families in need, many of them refugees, UB's contribution to the Habitat for Humanity program extends far beyond the walls of the houses that have been built.
The 56 houses sit on a handful of blocks – 48 across five blocks on Buffalo's East Side, four on Ferguson Avenue on the city's West Side, and four in Lackawanna. A tour of these areas reveals swaths of well-kept homes where there were once vacant lots or dilapidated structures.
"These are not one-offs. We're improving neighborhoods," Yencer says.
The improvements are more than physical, Yencer adds. In the program's first years, it wasn't uncommon for their supplies or tools to go missing overnight. Today, neighbors bring doughnuts and lunch for the crew, and are on the watch for suspicious activity at night.
The school formed its partnership with Habitat for Humanity Buffalo just as the non-profit organization was expanding into new builds. Until then, its work was limited to rehabs. Today, the School of Architecture and Planning is typically involved with most if not all of Habitat for Humanity's new builds in the Buffalo area.
"To have the UB students participate has really boosted our capacity. Their energy is fantastic," says Ron Talboys, who serves as president of Habitat for Humanity Buffalo and formed the partnership with the school 23 years ago. "Our volunteers really enjoy working with the students and often share their tricks in building and construction."
Talboys says the school's engagement has also improved Habitat for Humanity's building model. Thanks to input from Yencer and the Center for Inclusive Design and Environmental Access, houses are now built closer to the ground, with fewer stairs, to improve accessibility. An accessibility ramp designed by the school can also be added if needed. Green building practices have been integrated into the construction process, with most new builds qualifying for green certification.
The school's engagement has also improved Habitat for Humanity's building model, including increased accessibility and green building practices.
Dean Robert Shibley says the program has been defined by its marriage of craft and community service, all under Yencer's leadership. "Through Dick's work, our students come to understand the craft of construction and its importance in home and neighborhood building. Over the years, the Habitat for Humanity program has inspired hundreds of our students who have gone on to inspire thousands more with their work in the world."
Looking back over 23 years, Yencer says his greatest satisfaction is the lasting impact the program has had on his students.
For instance, one of Yencer's former students contacted him 10 years after graduation to let him know he made a special stop in Buffalo just to show his family the house he helped build. Another called Yencer for advice, as he was interested in setting up a similar program at another university.
Courtney Creenan (MArch/MUP '12), now a project coordinator with Flynn Battaglia Architects in Buffalo, says the program's influence has followed her into the world of practice. "Since entering the professional realm, my experience with Habitat for Humanity has reinforced for me the need for architects to participate in shaping and improving their communities, and to assist in leading those efforts."
This is what it's all about, says Yencer. "The program was designed not only to give students practical experience, but to teach them how to get involved and give back to their communities. This says to me that we've reached that goal."
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I've been trying without success to do $$\int_0^\infty dx\; \exp(-x^2) \exp(-a\exp(bx^2)).$$
It's not in my integral tables. Wolfram online integrator won't do it. It doesn't seem to be amenable to a contour integral method, and the method of integrating $e^{-x^2}$ alone doesn't work either. I don't know if this is the kind of question asked here, but any help would be appreciated.
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The Kitesurf Tour Europe will be in Italy - Gizzeria from 24. - 27. July 2014. Luca Valentini is our local organizer for this event. Check out the small interview we did recently with Luca.
KTE: You will be the Local Organizer of the Kitesurf Tour Europe for the first time, what do you expect from that international event?
Luca: I have organized a Slalom European Championship in 2012 and Racing European Championship in 2013, with the participation of 95 athletes from all parts of the world. My main interest in this type of event is to promote Hang Loose Beach at international level. Hang Loose Beach is a beach club, but also a kiteschool and kitecenter with exceptional wind conditions. In past editions of Aloha Surf and Beach Party I also had 40,000 people in the days of the event, but mostly a lot of media coverage around the world. I had press releases, local television stations, national and foreign companies that are interested in the event. Everything is finalized to my business. I invest a lot of myself in this type of events, because sponsors never cover all the costs. but I do it to promote Hang Loose Beach. I am sure that even after the KTE this year many people will know better and feel good talking to Hang Loose Beach and will come here to spend their holidays in kitesurfing.
KTE: Tell us something about Gizzeria.
Luca: Gizzeria is a small coastal village of 4000 inhabitants, but in summer they come to be 40,000. Is located just 4 km from the 'international airport of Lamezia Terme (SUF), very well connected with direct flights from Germany, France, Belgium, UK, Russia and Switzerland. Gizzeria has a beautiful sea and beaches, but does not offer much to tourists. However, it is possible to visit no more than half an hour drive famous tourist location such as Tropea, Pizzo and Capo Vaticano. The Aeolian Islands are just 3 hours by boat fast.
KTE: Tell us something about the wind and weather conditions end of July.
We have a daily thermal winds from April to the end of August. This wind is accelerated by 'venturi effect thanks to the shape of the coast and the mountains behind us. the best months are from April to July, with average wind reaches 17 knots every day. In August, we have about 14 knots on average. This type of wind comes from the north west with the sea slightly choppy. In spring and autumn we also have sirocco wind that comes from the southeast with average intensity of 25 knots.
The end of July, with High Pressure conditions, we can have the basic 15 knots with peaks of 20 knots. In past editions, during the races, we always had every day a great wind. For the KTE this year I think for sure we will have good conditions for Freestyle, the Formula Race and TT Race.
KTE: What can we expect from the event? Great party? Great weather? Great winds? Many people?!
As I have already explained every year we organize a race kite within this great event that is "Aloha Surf and Beach Party" . This great event is a set up of different events including: international kitesurfing championships , national championships street basketball and beach volleyball. In addition, during the 5 days we organize shows with Freestyle sport by Red Bull Team as it was with freestyle BMX , Freestyle Moto , F1, break dance , street dance, video wall , concerts and big disco party , happy hour . For us is very easy to organize this because , in the summer, we do all this every week . For example, every Friday we organize disco party with 2500 people , as well as organize a happy hour on Sunday and arriival of 2000 guys to dance during the sunset. The time course is good at 99 % with about 35/40 degrees to ' exterior and the temperature of the ' water of about 25 degrees . I think that this year we could have during Aloha Party about 50,000 people in 4 days.
KTE: Why should people come to our event?
Many people come in Hang Loose Beach because they always find a fun environment. in the week end of July and August we normally have about 5000 people who spend the day with us.
We have local and regional customers. then we have many domestic and foreign tourists who come to gizzeria for kitesurfing. I also hope that many tourists come to see the KTE.
KTE: Who is your favorite Italian Kitesurfer?
In freestyle Alberto Rondina, in race Andrea Beverino.
KTE: Who is your favorite international Kitesurfer?
Airton Cozzolino because I like wave rider.
More Links:
>>Event information KTE Italy 2014<<
>>Spanish rider Florian Trittel<<
>>Lewis Crathern keeps commentating the KTE<<
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People want time together as Bluestone reports bumper Easter Bank Holiday
Despite the recent freezing weather conditions affecting other parts of the UK, Bluestone National Park Resort in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, reported 100 per cent occupancy for the Easter Bank Holiday, saying people wanted to get away and enjoy what time they could together.
Pembrokeshire has bucked the UK weather trend with sunshine and dry conditions over recent days and no snow to contend with. This is due to its micro-climate and the warm air from the Atlantic.
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Mario Monti opens his campaign for a second term
ITALY'S outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti pledged to cut labour taxes to fuel growth today as he shed his neutral technocrat stance and fired the opening salvo of his campaign for a second term.
The former European Commissioner was appointed in November 2011 to lead an unelected right-left government of experts to save Italy from financial crisis after Silvio Berlusconi quit amid a sex scandal and a crisis that threatened the euro.
Berlusconi's party withdrew its support for Monti in December, and Monti resigned on Dec. 21, about two months earlier than had been planned.
On Friday Monti abandoned his mediator role he played to enter politics in his own right and lead a centrist alliance to fight the February 24-25 parliamentary vote.
The 69-year-old's bloc is now in a three-way race with the Democratic Party (PD) on the left and four-time prime minister Berlusconi's People of Freedom (PDL) on the right - his allies until 12 days ago.
A poll published on Wednesday said Monti's bloc would win 12 percent of the vote, while one published last week said it could gain up to 16 percent, depriving rivals of a clear win, but not enough to govern.
They show the PD and its coalition ally are on track to win the vote, at least in the lower house. Monti repeated on Wednesday that he wanted to form a broad coalition of pro-Europe, pro-reform parties after the election.
To Italians who have borne the brunt of austerity measures he introduced in late 2011 to save Italy from a Greek-style debt crisis, Monti promised to lower labour taxes and "redistribute" wealth from the richest to the poorest if he wins.
"We need to reduce taxes on the labour force, both on workers and companies, by cutting spending," he said in an hour-long interview with state radio.
Monti again ridiculed Berlusconi, saying he was personally "confounded" by his "illogical" swings from praising his government to attacking it.
"I hope voters are less confused than I am," he said. The 76-year-old Berlusconi has attacked Monti, saying he took orders from German Chancellor Angela Merkel, while at the same time offering him the leadership of the centre-right.
"Monti is no longer credible," Berlusconi counter-attacked in an interview on SkyTG24. "He broke his word" by entering the election race after promising he would not when he took over as head of a technocrat government, Berlusconi said.
Berlusconi also said that he could cede the premiership to someone else should his bloc win the election, probably as a way of renewing an alliance with the Northern League party.
The Piepoli poll published on Wednesday put Bersani's centre-left bloc at more than 40 percent, more than 10 percentage points ahead of the centre-right. Without the League, Berlusconi's bloc trails by more than 16 percent.
For the first time, Monti also directly attacked the centre-left, saying Pier Luigi Bersani's PD and its SEL ally were too close to labour union positions aimed at protecting jobs and not creating new ones.
The centre-left "wants to conserve - for noble reasons and in good faith I'm sure - a crystallised labour market, hyper-protective compared with other countries," Monti said.
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"Now we need a new type of government - one that is in favour of reforms and not of conserving the status quo," Monti said. Last week Monti said he wanted to lead a coalition that went beyond the traditional left-right split.
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Use the Principle of Conservation of Mechanical Energy to Find an Object's Final Speed
Thanks to the principle of conservation of mechanical energy, you can use physics to calculate the final speed of an object that starts from rest.
"Serving as a roller coaster test pilot is a tough gig," you say as you strap yourself into the Physics Park's new Bullet Blaster III coaster. "But someone has to do it." The crew closes the hatch and you're off down the totally frictionless track. Halfway down the 400-meter drop, however, the speedometer breaks. How can you record your top speed when you get to the bottom?
No problem; all you need is the principle of conservation of mechanical energy, which says that if the net work done by nonconservative forces is zero, the total mechanical energy of an object is conserved. You know that
You can make this equation a little easier. Your initial velocity is 0 and your final height is 0, so two of the terms will drop out when you plug in the numbers. You can then divide both sides by m, so you get
Much nicer. Solve for v2 by rearranging the terms and taking the square root of both sides:
Then plugging in the numbers gives you the speed:
The coaster travels at 89 meters/second, or about 198 miles/hour, at the bottom of the track — should be fast enough for most kids.


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Entertaining with Wine at a Dinner Party
When hosting a dinner party, you probably serve more wines than you would during a normal dinner. Instead of just one wine throughout the meal, you may want to serve a different wine with every course. Many people serve two wines at the table: a white wine with the first course and a red wine with the entrée.
Because you want every wine to taste even better than the one before it — besides blending perfectly with the food you're serving — you should give some thought to the sequence in which the wines will be served. The classic dinner party wine guidelines are as follows:
White wine before red wine
Light wine before heavy wine
Dry wine before sweet wine
Simple wine before complex, richly flavored wine
Each of these principles operates independently. A very light red wine served before a rich, full-bodied white can work just fine. If the food you're serving calls for white wine, there's really no reason that both wines can't be white: a simpler, lighter white first and a richer, fuller-bodied white second. Likewise, both wines can be red, or you can serve a dry rosé followed by a red.
Serving wine before dinner
Even if you don't plan to serve hors d'oeuvres, you probably want to offer your guests a drink when they arrive to set a relaxing tone for the evening.
Try serving Champagne as the apéritif because opening the bottle of Champagne is a ceremony that brings together everyone in the group. Champagne honors your guests. And a glass of Champagne is compelling enough that to spend a thoughtful moment tasting it doesn't seem rude; even people who think it's absurd to talk about wine understand that Champagne is too special to be ignored. Also, Champagne is complex enough that it stands alone just fine, without food.
How much wine is enough for a dinner party?
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The number of wines you serve (the more wines, the less you need of each)
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Assuming a full-blown dinner that includes an apéritif wine, two wines with dinner, and another with cheese — and guests who all drink moderately — plan to have one bottle of each wine for every four people. That gives each person four ounces of each wine, with plenty left over in the 25-ounce bottle for refills. When serving two wines, plan one bottle of each wine per couple.
A simpler rule is to figure, in total, a full bottle of wine per guest (total consumption). That quantity may sound high, but if your dinner is spread over several hours and you're serving a lot of food, it really isn't immoderate. If you're concerned that your guests may overindulge, be sure that their water glasses are always full so they have an alternative to automatically reaching for the wine.
If your dinner party is special enough to have several food courses and several wines, consider giving each guest a separate glass for each wine. The glasses can be different for each wine, or they can be alike. With a separate glass for each wine, no guest feels compelled to empty each glass before going on to the next wine.


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The Overlooked Holocaust
Remembering the millions of Soviet Jews killed by the Nazis
By Sara Friedman '13
"When most Americans are asked what is their principal image of the Holocaust, most people think of the fate of Anne Frank and her family as a kind of iconic image of the destiny of the six million," Joshua Rubenstein says. They don't think about the two and a half million people who perished in the Soviet Union.
Rubenstein is the northeast regional director of Amnesty International and a researcher on Eastern Europe. His talk was cosponsored by the Jewish Studies Program, Department of History, Department of Politics, and the East Europe Initiative, a new program in the Department of History. On September 21, approximately 40 students, staff, and community members came to Clark Lounge to hear him talk about his book, The Unknown Black Book: The Holocaust in the Soviet Union.
Rubenstein spoke about the mass killing sites in German-occupied Soviet territories and the Einsatzgruppen, Nazi mobile death squads that operated in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. The Einsatzgruppen's largest killing site was Babi Yar, outside of Kiev, where 37,773 Jewish men, women, and children were murdered over a period of two days. Of the 24 Einsatzgruppen officers tried in the United States after the war for mass killings across the Soviet Union, 20 of them were released from prison in less than seven years.
"One of the points Rubenstein made was that the Jews who were living in Soviet lands were really caught between two totalitarian states," says Rebecca Lesses, associate professor and Jewish studies coordinator. "The Soviets weren't killing the Jews, but it was a very repressive regime. [Soviet Jews] had this idea that they would be freed from the Nazis by the Soviets, which was obviously an illusion."


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