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Trevathan was born in Youngstown, Ohio to Vincent Hicks and Michelle Hicks. His father played college football at the University of Toledo. He attended Leesburg High School in Leesburg, Florida.
Date of birth: March 24, 1990
Place of birth: Youngstown, Ohio
Height: 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Weight: 232 lb (105 kg)
He has a major in family science.
Community Cats: Worked with children during a service trip to Ethiopia (2011).
Danny is an athletic linebacker who plays with speed and intensity. Danny was a three-year starter for Leesburg (Fla.) HS, helping the team go to the state playoffs all three seasons. He was third-team all-state, covering all classifications, by the Florida Sportswriters Association. He was named first-team All-Central Florida by the Orlando Sentinel. He also was the Area Defensive Player of the Year for Lake and Sumter counties by the Sentinel. He was also the Area Defensive Player of the Year by the Leesburg Daily Commercial. His senior statistics included 117 tackles, seven tackles for loss, 5.5 quarterback sacks, two fumble recoveries (one returned for a touchdown), and three caused fumbles. He played quarterback and running back on offense. He played in the Central Florida East-West All-Star Game following his senior season. He played for the winning West team, causing a fumble with a big hit and had a long return on another fumble to set up a touchdown.
He rushed 56 times for 427 yards, a 7.6-yard average, and three touchdowns and notched 98 tackles, including 17 for loss, along with five caused fumbles, three fumble recoveries, and six sacks as a junior. He was timed as fast as 4.45 seconds in the 40-yard dash. He was an All-around athlete who was a member of the school's weightlifting, basketball, baseball and track teams. He ran the 100- and 200-meter dashes in track, along with the 4x100-meter relay.
Trevathan's mother told him to always keep God first, stay humble and no matter what he did, he had to make sure he did it better each time and better than those around him.
Those messages were delivered to Kentucky's senior linebacker yet again after he received the harsh news via text from his parents that his name wasn't on the list of 12 semifinalists for the Butkus Award, which is given annually to the nation's top linebacker.
Trevathan, who leads the SEC with 111 tackles through nine games (he led the league with 144 last year), said there was a short moping period before he decided he could use this as fuel. Instead of throwing a pity party, he used the snub as motivation.
"It crushed me, to be honest, but it kind of made me get into the groove of things, grind it out a little more and push a little bit harder," Trevathan said. "It made me want to prove to the world, prove to everybody, that I did deserve to be on it.
"I'm not a cocky person, but I think I deserved to be on the list at least. That's every linebacker's dream, and not being on that list is just going to make me a better person and overall a better player."
Trevathan isn't arrogant by any means, but he certainly has the right to be upset by being overlooked.
Outside of his triple-digit total tackle number, he has seven tackles for loss, including two sacks, four interceptions, has defended seven passes, and has forced three fumbles. In conference games, Trevathan averages 13.6 tackles per game.
In new defensive coordinator Rick Minter's multiple defense, he is perfect for the Will linebacker position, but has the versatility to play at each of the linebacker spots.
With Trevathan's vision, intelligence, speed, power and awareness, Minter said it was a no-brainer to have him quarterback the defense. Despite multiple sets taking form in the 4-2-5, 3-4 and 4-3 at times, learning every aspect of this defense is nothing short of complicated, but Trevathan has it down and has it down well.
For a player who entered the season with a sparkling résumé, Minter said it would have been easy for Trevathan to challenge new teaching and go his own way.
But he came right out during his first day with a new system ready to learn and improve. Now, finding things to improve in Trevathan's game was and remains hard for Minter, but he sees a much better leader now than he did prior to the season starting.
"He's an outstanding football player, to say the least," Minter said.
"He's a team guy all the way."
Trevathan responded to his new coaching well and it's paying off. While he might not be getting the respect he deserves nationally, he's been a terror in the SEC this season. He's the backside linebacker used to constantly disrupt running games. He primarily stays in the box, but has the speed to branch out if needed, and if he does, good things usually occur.
And he's done it despite the sluggish season for the Wildcats.
Trevathan said it's been a rough year, but he can see things turning around with a win over Vanderbilt, putting the Wildcats a win away from being bowl eligible. The season started poorly, but this team is starting to "get into the groove of things," Trevathan said.
"All good people, all great people have to go through something tough to get better," he said. "This year showed us that if we don't play our game, we're going to lose. Guys really know how hard it is and know they have to really work now. Guys have been through that now, so we know how hard it is to get to the top and we want to take it to the next level."
Speaking of the next level, Trevathan should find himself there soon. With his ability and his college career, there is no doubt in Minter's mind that he'll see Trevathan playing on Sundays next year and beyond.
Minter's coaching experience dates back to the late 1970s, and he's seen his fair share of good defenders, but Trevathan will go down as one of the greats and he doesn't need the Butkus Award to reinforce that.
"This is not the first good linebacker that I've seen," he said, "but he is as complete a linebacker as I've ever had the privilege to be around and coach."
His statistics are as follows:
2008 (Freshman): He saw action in all 13 games and was a mainstay on special teams. He totaled five tackles and blocked a kick against Georgia that set up a Wildcat touchdown.
2009 (Sophomore): He played in all 13 games, starting six and was named UK's Most Improved Defensive Player as chosen by the coaches. He was the team's second-leading tackler with 82 stops and made a career-high 14 tackles in the win at Auburn. He also hit double figures with 10 vs. Alabama. He recovered a Georgia fumble at the 1-yard line in the fourth quarter of University of Kentucky's upset of the Bulldogs. He notched eight tackles, one for loss, and caused a fumble vs. Clemson in the Music City Bowl.
2010 (Junior): He earned first-team All-America honors from CollegeFootballNews.com and was a first-team All-SEC choice by a number of national organizations, including the SEC coaches themselves.. He led the SEC in tackles with 144, an average of 11.1 tackles per game and averaged 11.5 tackles in SEC games. He was second in the SEC in fumbles caused with four. He also led UK with 16 tackles for loss and was third in the SEC in that category and tied for the team lead with three sacks. He had double-digit tackles in 10 games, including the last nine games and led UK in tackles in 10 games, including a career-high 17 tackles vs. Auburn. He was SEC Defensive Player of the Week in the season opener when he had 11 tackles and 3.5 for loss vs. Louisville.
New co-defensive coordinator Rick Minter has been impressed with what he's seen of Trevathan since arriving in Lexington in 2010.
"He's a natural inside linebacker because he sees things," Minter said.
"You have to have a natural sense because things are coming at you from all angles, guards are pulling in both directions, so many other things.
"Inside guys have to have that feel. Danny's got that."
Trevathan's generally low-key nature is a sharp contrast to his play on the field, where he's a tireless ball of energy that seems to be around the ball on every play.
"On the field, he's a crazy man flying around everywhere trying to bust somebody's head open," said junior linebacker Ronnie Sneed, one of Trevathan's closest friends on the team. "Off the field, though, he's not a real loud guy or anything like that. He won't stand out in a crowd. If you didn't know it, you wouldn't think you were a guy who made first-team All-American. He doesn't look for attention. He just gets attention because he's good at what he does."
Trevathan's breakout season has led him to a crossroads: He's considering skipping his final season and entering the NFL Draft.
Trevathan said he will go home to Florida after the BBVA Compass Bowl and make a decision. The deadline for underclassmen to declare is Jan. 15.
At times, Trevathan has seemed like the only playmaker on the University of Kentucky's defense, so on paper his loss would seem like a crippling blow heading into the 2011 season. But Trevathan said he's confident his teammates would hold down the fort in the event he does turn pro.
"If I leave, I don't think I'll be missed as much as a lot of people think," he said. "We've got a lot of good young players. It's just like when Micah (Johnson) and Sam (Maxwell) left. The next guy steps in and gets a chance to show what he can do."
Minter said he'd love to have Trevathan back — "He makes me a better coach" — but understands the decision-making process. He'll try to sell Trevathan on the opportunity to return to play in what Minter said will be more of a pro-style defense next fall.
"There's something to be said about the college experience," Minter said. "Hopefully, the sweet taste in his mouth is maybe a sign of some things to come. The anticipation of doing something differently, we'll have more of an NFL-style approach on defense next year, and maybe that can benefit him over the next 12 months and he can position himself a little higher next year.
"I'd love to have him back, but the ship sails regardless," Minter said. "We're going to have a season next year, and there'll be a 'Will' (weak-side) linebacker in there. We hope it's number 22."
In 2011, while leading the SEC again in tackles through 9 games, Trevathan was not named a finalist for the Dick Butkus Award, the top honor for college football linebackers. He was the starter at weakside linebacker his last season in games that University of Kentucky opened with a three-linebacker lineup. He showed his toughness by playing almost all of the season with a cast on his hand to protect a broken wrist bone. His chief asset is the outstanding speed he has for a linebacker. He has complemented his speed by adding another 15 pounds in the weight room. He has played in 26 games, starting six.
Danny Trevathan is without question the best defensive player that University of Kentucky has on the team. He plays the game faster than anyone else on UK's defense and understands the game maybe better than any other player on the team this year. Coach Joker Phillips had it right today during the post game press conference when he said that Trevathan makes plays when they need to be made. Some players miss assignments and miss tackles, but Trevathan is a guy who will finish plays more times than not. His numbers have increased every year and he is not afraid to play injured. If he gets hurt he really does not want to tell anyone because he wants to remain in the game.
Looking at his stats you see right away that he is the defensive play maker for the University of Kentucky's football team. There have been seven games so far where he has had double digit tackles, 11 at Louisville, 15 at Ole Miss, 17 against Auburn, 11 against South Carolina, 11 against Georgia, 16 against Mississippi State and 13 against Charleston Southern.
Danny Trevathan turned in the "strongest linebacker performance" for the 2011 college football season, according to a scientific evaluation by the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA).
In a letter notifying Trevathan of the award, CFPA Executive Director Bradley Smith wrote:
"The goal of the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) is to provide the most scientifically rigorous conferments in college football. CFPA recognizes weekly, annual, and multi-season (career) award recipients – selected based upon objective scientific rankings of the extent to which individual players increase the overall effectiveness of their teams.
"After an extensive review of the existing data, literature, and evidence, it was determined that you finished the 2011 season with the strongest linebacker performance in D-I FBS college football. As a result, your performance satisfies the strict criteria CFPA established for recognition.
"On behalf of everyone at CFPA -- Assistant Director Harold A. Smith, M.D., Academic Review Chair Paul Studtmann, Ph.D., Associate Director Kyle Mauk, M.D, and academic review associates, including former Science Advisor to President Obama, Lawrence Krauss, Ph.D., please accept our sincerest congratulations."
The CFPA will present Trevathan with a crystal trophy to signify the achievement.
"Congratulations to Danny Trevathan, recipient of the 2011 CFPA Linebacker Trophy," Smith said. "Trevathan earned the honor with his superlative on-field performance, notably in tackling and creating turnovers against strong opponents."
Trevathan's accomplishments during the 2011 season included:
143 total tackles, ranking fifth in the nation and leading the SEC in tackles for the second-consecutive season
Five fumbles forced, leading the nation's linebackers in that category
Four pass interceptions, second in the nation among linebackers
In addition, Trevathan had 11.5 tackles for loss, three quarterback sacks, five pass breakups, two quarterback hurries and five fumbles forced.
Trevathan, a senior from Leesburg, Fla., ends his UK career ranked 10th all-time on Kentucky's career tackle list with a total of 374 stops. Trevathan had a total of 20 games with double-figure tackles in his career, including a career-high 17 tackles in 2010 against Auburn, the eventual national champion, and also against Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Georgia.
Trevathan also has had to fight his way through tough times to get where is today. He is a very humble person that would never say he is better than anyone or that his struggles were harder than others. The one thing he will tell you is that he is very thankful for what he has. He says he and his family is a praying family and they will make it through anything by relying on their prayers. In an interview he talked about not having nice silverware growing up and said that he used sporks. Alan Cutler who was asking the questions kind of laughed and asked what a spork was, Trevathan smiled and said, "you know, like a fork and a spoon". Listening to Trevathan talk you get the sense very quickly that he will overcome any adversity that is thrown at him.
College and pro athletes often use Twitter and Facebook to vent, but University of Kentucky football player Danny Trevathan has taken a different approach.
Trevathan said he typically keeps his thoughts and feelings to himself, but his Twitter and Facebook pages are full of inspirational and motivational quotes, religious passages and constant references to his parents, Vincent and Michelle Hicks.
"I'm just trying to be a little more outgoing and share a little bit of me," Trevathan said. "I try not to say negative things. There's a lot of negative things around here. I try not to be one of those people. I was raised around a good family, a praying family, so I just try and take some of the positivity around me and pass it to other people."
Trevathan also uses the social network to squash any conclusions people might draw when they see his dreadlocks and gold-plated bottom set of teeth.
"A lot of people don't know who I am," he said. "In other words, people sometimes are quick to judge other people. A lot of people might see me, and they probably say something negative. It's stereotyping. But I don't hate people. I just go along with it until they get to know me."
Trevathan has shown what he's all about on the field. He's having a first-team All-Southeastern Conference type of season. He's leading the league in tackles (97) and ranks sixth in tackles for loss (101/2). Trevathan is somewhat small for a linebacker (listed at 6-foot-1, 232 pounds), but he flies around the field, sheds blocks with relative ease and always seems to be around the ball.
University of Kentucky Football player Danny Trevathan "The energy and aggression he plays with really stands out," UK linebackers coach Chuck Smith said. "Any coach or any fan who watches the game realizes, 'Hey, this cat's a good player.' He's smart, explosive and can get a quick jump on the ball. Once he gets locked in, he's locked in. He's like one of those smart missiles. He just takes off."
Even his teammates feel Trevathan's power at times. Defensive end Mark Crawford, a 300-plus-pounder, recalled a collision he had with Trevathan in the South Carolina game.
"I'm running to the ball, he nudges into me, and I go flying five yards," he said. "I could only imagine what the running backs and fullbacks and the rest of them feel like."
The problem for the University of Kentucky Football teams defense is that at times, it seems as if Trevathan is the only out there flying to the ball and making plays.
Kentucky Coach Joker Phillips has challenged Trevathan to be more of a vocal leader with hopes that his energy will rub off on those around him, although Phillips noted, "Not a lot of guys can run like him for the position; we want them to play with his fire and desire, though."
Trevathan said it's important for him to live up to the high standards set by recent UK linebackers: Wesley Woodyard and Braxton Kelley, who came before him, and Micah Johnson and Sam Maxwell, who helped groom him.
Trevathan has often been compared to Woodyard, now with the NFL's Denver Broncos. But he doesn't have Woodyard's personality.
"Wes was a guy that was in everybody's face, challenging them to perform," Phillips said. "That's not Danny. He leads by the way he plays. He's got a lot of respect here with the way he plays and the fact that he's been around here a long time. When he speaks, those guys have got to listen with the way he performs and shows up. I'd like to see that out of Danny."
Trevathan said he wants to give advice and correct players but he doesn't want to upset people.
"I tell them," Trevathan said. "But I try not to come at people wrong because they'll come right back at you wrong, and we don't need that. … They're grown men. But there's a lot of people that want to do it by themselves but might need a little push along the way, and that's what I'm trying to help them with."
He's taken a personal interest in trying to lift up junior middle linebacker Ronnie Sneed, one of his closest friends on the team. Sneed had perhaps his best game of the season in University of Kentucky's 24-17 loss to Mississippi State with five tackles, a half tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry. Trevathan said he doesn't pay too much attention to his tackle totals despite racking up double digits almost every week. He did notice Sneed's stat line, though.
"That's my boy," Trevathan said of Sneed. "I congratulated him after the game. He's picking it up. He's a tough guy just like me, but he's a guy that just likes to do his job. I'm trying to get him to take that other step, and he made a lot of plays last game."
- All-America first team by CollegeFootballNews.com (2010)
- All-America fourth team by Phil Steele's College Football (2010)
- All-SEC first team by SEC coaches, Associated Press, Phil Steele's College Football, CollegeFootballNews.com (2010)
- All-SEC second team by Rivals.com (2010)
- SEC Defensive Player of the Week for the Louisville game (2010)
- UK Most Improved Defensive Player by UK coaches (2009)
Trevathan has been compared to current Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard who is also out of Kentucky. Trevathan could make an immediate impact on special teams before moving his way into a rotating lineup.
Here is an interview with Kyle Tucker from Wildcat Blue Nation which is Fansided's University of Kentucky website. Tucker gives as great insight into the player the Broncos got.
Question: Trevathan will likely see some time on special teams initially. How long do you think it will take him to work his way into the lineup, perhaps as a third down specialist?
Answer: Trevathan should be an immediate contributor on special team's and should be in consideration for playing time in the nickel packages quickly as well. While everyone has pegged Trevathan as a 4-3 WLB, it's important to remember that he was playing ILB this past season in UK's version of the 3-4 defense. He managed to tally up all of those tackles in the SEC behind defensive ends that averaged 260ish pounds, which is very small for the scheme. Trevathan is a versatile player that can and likely will have a quick impact on the Broncos roster.
Pittsburgh's Dion Lewis (28) breaks for a first down run between Kentucky's Danny Trevathan (22) and Winston Guy (21) during the first half of the BBVA Compass Bowl NCAA college football game on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011, in Birmingham, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)
Question: What were his strengths and weaknesses at Kentucky?
Answer: Trevathan's biggest strengths are his athleticism, solid fundamentals, and ability to find the ball. Don't let his slower forty times fool you either. He's been nursing some injuries since the seasons end and people are making a mistake if they think the 4.8 times he ran are accurate. The staff experimented with Trevathan returning kicks during spring practices twice, so you know he's explosive. I would bet he runs in the 4.5 range when fully healthy. He has been one of the most consistent players in the SEC as well and one of the top tacklers in his three years starting on defense.
On the negatives, Trevathan isn't a typical 3-4 linebacker and your defensive linemen are going to need to keep the opposing O-Line off of him. He does play much bigger than he actually is though. Also, Trevathan has a lengthy list of injury issues. He played through almost all of them and spent the better part of two seasons with his hand in a cast. It does make his tackling numbers even more impressive when you consider that he achieved them one handed! But again, being a slight linebacker for the 3-4 does leave him open to further injury.
Question: He's been touted for his leadership abilities much like fellow Kentucky alum and current Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard. Do you see other similarities between the two?
Answer: It's funny how similar Woodyard and Trevathan's results are, yet how differently they get to them. Woodyard was always more of a safety trapped in a linebacker's body that was smooth in coverage and devastating when rushing the passer. Trevathan was a true linebacker trapped in a safety's body (until he bulked up this past year), and he is a much nastier player. He will take on anyone. Other than that, Woodyard was always a much more vocal leader and endeared himself to Kentucky fans with his personality. Trevathan is much quieter and is a lead-by-example kind of guy that would rather go bust someone in the mouth than give a rah-rah speech. They actually should compliment each other well.
Question: Anything else you think we should know about Trevathan?
Answer: Trevathan is a very good guy and hard worker. He may look tough at first, with the dreads and tattoos, but he is the first guy to pick up a kid for pictures on fan day and he never got in any type of trouble at all while at UK. Denver got a real steal so late in the draft and there is no doubt he'll be a player for you guys. I really think you got one good on in DT.
Every so often, you find interesting glimpses into a player's personality from their media guide biography. That is the case with linebacker Danny Trevathan.
His biography in Kentucky's media guide — and on its website — says he can't live without two things: his family and "haters."
It's the cliched "chip on the shoulder," and rarely is this a detriment in the NFL.
"They motivate me," Trevathan said. "That's always going to be in the back of my mind. You have to pay attention to yourself and strive for excellence. In this world they are looking for you to fail."
Perhaps the "haters" include those who wrote the draft critiques of Trevathan. At 6-feet and 237 pounds he was considered too small, too likely to get engulfed in traffic in the box. With 18 bench-press repetitions at the Combine, he was considered too weak. With a 40 time of 4.70 seconds, he was considered too slow for his size. Although he averaged over 11 tackles a game the last two years, many came from behind.
Some of the same criticisms existed for another Kentucky linebacker four years ago. And as we know now, Wesley Woodyard was a diamond in the rough, going from an undrafted free agent to a key contributor in the Broncos' nickel defense and their special-teams captain three years running.
"I think our football characteristics are similar," Trevathan said. "I strive [to be] like him."
Look for Trevathan to be placed on a similar trajectory; the Broncos will try to nudge him onto their special-teams units this year.
Broncos sixth-round pick Danny Trevathan always wants to stay humble.
Trevathan was regarded as one of the toughest hitters in the Southeastern Conference, which, of course, is saying something.
He made his presence felt all over the field for the Wildcats, notching 143 tackles as a senior with three sacks and eight tackles for losses. That followed up a junior season in which he had 144 stops, including 14 for losses.
Trevathan said he played more at weakside linebacker at Kentucky, with some work at middle linebacker. It doesn't matter where he plays in Denver.
"I'm just looking to get in a rotation," he said during a teleconference with media covering the Broncos.
Trevathan said he is looking forward to learning from Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard, another Kentucky alumnus.
"I never got to play with Wesley," Trevathan said. "But I think our football styles are similar. I strive to be a leader like him."
Measurables: Ran 4.82 in the 40-yard dash at his pro day workout in early March, but had suffered a hamstring injury during the 40 at the scouting combine the previous week He had a 31 ½-inch vertical jump and a 9-4 broad jump.
Honors: Was named to several all-American teams in 2010 and 2011 Was a first-team All-SEC pick in '11 Finished his career ranked 10th in school history in tackles and had 20 games with at least 10 tackles.
Upside: A highly-productive player who performed at a high level in the toughest football conference in the land. He plays with toughness and quality instincts. He finds the ball and makes the plays.
Question marks: Did not run nearly as well as many other linebackers on the board. Broncos obviously choosing on-field production and intensity over the workout numbers.
Danny is a player I personally think could be the biggest surprise from this draft and I hope to see him contribute in a big way during the preseason games. I will follow Trevathan's career with interest ~ Aussie.
Danny Trevathan.com, Max Denver, ESPN, UK Athletics, DP.com


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4 servings
1 recipe of fresh pasta
1 cup of ricotta cheese
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1 teaspoon of sea salt
1/2 teaspoon of black pepper
1 recipe of tomato sauce (or Fresh Heirloom Tomato Basil Sauce)
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Emmanuel Sanders: Peyton Manning is "far better leader" than Ben Roethlisberger
After spending four seasons in Pittsburgh, Emmanuel Sanders signed a three-year deal with Denver this offseason to replace Eric Decker at the Broncos' No. 2 wide receiver.
The Bronco newcomer has admitted repeatedly that he's still getting acclimated with Denver's system and playing alongside Peyton Manning. But on Monday, Sanders joined The Fan 104.3 in Denver and said that he's noticed one considerable difference, among others, between Manning and his former quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger.
"I feel like Peyton is a far better leader, in terms of staying after practice, catching balls, wanting guys to get on the same page with him, things of that sort," Sanders said. "This is the first time that I've had a quarterback that every single day after practice — no matter what his accolades, NFL MVP, Super Bowl ring — he keeps guys like me and [rookie receiver Cody] Latimer after practice. … He's not one of those guys you've got to chase down. He's going to be right in the same spot, ready to work, every single day. I just feel like that's a difference from a mental standpoint.
"I've got so much love for Ben," Sanders added. "At the same time, I'm not going to lie. I'm happy to be part of this organization and happy that Peyton is my quarterback."
Sanders, 27, recorded a career-best 67 catches for 740 yards and six touchdowns last season with the Steelers, but he was brought in to replace a guy who posted bigger numbers in the last two seasons in Denver than he did in his four seasons combined in Pittsburgh.
The Broncos hope that Sanders will eventually become an even better receiver than Decker, but as The Post's Mike Klis wrote Sunday following the Broncos' practice at Mile High, it won't be easy. And Sanders isn't one to try to compare himself to others, or even try to resemble another receiver.
"I'm not Eric Decker, I'm Emmanuel. Eric is in New York," Sanders told The Post. "I bring a different element to this team than he did. But at the same time I want to make the same plays he did. I want to be as productive in this offense as he was. That's going to come."


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The best way to access your data when your laptop has a serious problem and wouldn't start is to take the hard disk out and install it in an external USB box. These boxes are ridiculously cheap – starting at around $10-$15 and the whole transfer of the HD takes about 5 min. Then you will be able to access all of your files on another computer (even at an Internet cafe) and print whatever you need or copy the data to a CD.
This procedure is easily accomplished on most laptops, as the hard disk is usually held by 1-2 screws and is very easy to remove. However that will usually affect your warranty, so check the laptop's documentation before starting.
However there are a few exceptions: on most Apple laptops and some light weight Sony and Toshiba models the hard disk is hard to remove as the laptop has to be disassembled completely to reach it. Removing the hard disk on these models would also invalidate the warranty.
Also some sub-laptops have a smaller hard disks, not the standard 2.5″ but 1.8″ HDs. Hitachi's 1.8″ drives have the same pin configuration as the 2.5″, however Toshiba's 1.8″ drives use their own special pin connectors (they are widely used in the hard disk based iPods). Finding an external USB enclosure for them is not that easy. It usually has to be preordered and would take a few days to arrive.
As an alternative to using USB enclosures, there are cable adaptors for standard 2.5″ HDs (including Hitachi's 1.8″) and Toshiba 1.8″ HDs that would let you connect them to a standard IDE cable on a desktop PC.
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During his postdoc, Mark Bray, now a research scientist in the Broad Institute's Imaging Platform, had a moment of epiphany as he stared at the heart cells before him: he could see a work of art. At the time, Mark was working in the lab of Kevin Kit Parker at the Harvard School of Engineering, a lab that examined the physical characteristics of the cells that compose the heart, and how structural changes in those cells relate to how the heart functions. Usually before the heart fails, cells in the heart start remodeling: they change their shape and size. As they morph into these irregular shapes, they can no longer contract or pull together as they once did.
Mark and his colleagues found that they could pattern these cells, called cardiac myocytes, into different shapes and then fix and stain them to examine different elements of the cells' inner workings. (In the video below, long actin fibers are shown in white; red, yellow, and blue stains show the sarcomeric alpha-actinin, which is needed to attach contractile fibers.)
"To study exactly how remodeling occurs and what the timeline is, we find it a lot easier to put cardiac cells into shapes that we know," says Mark. To see the familiar shapes and pattern that Mark chose, check out the video below.
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If you ever wanted to find that one photo a friend posted, but can't remember what album it was in or what the caption said, you might find this useful. Plus, it looks nice. [Bing via TechCrunch]


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Responsibilities and Functions of the Independent Auditor in the Examination of Financial Statements
The purpose of this statement is to clarify that section of the Codification of Statements on Auditing Procedure re-lating to the responsibilities and functions of the independent auditor in connection with his examination of financial state-ments. Since the issuance of the Codification in 1951, ques-tions have been raised concerning the position taken therein regarding the responsibility of the independent auditor for the discovery of fraud (including defalcations and other simi-lar irregularities), and concerning the proper course of conduct of the independent auditor when his examination discloses specific circumstances which arouse his suspicion as to the existence of fraud.
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Responsibilities and Functions of the Independent Auditor in the Examination of Financial Statements
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Day's Best: University of Denver gets $41 million in donations
The University of Denver will be making major investments in the study of aging and in technology thanks to a $41 million bundle of donations that includes a $27 million gift from former chancellor Daniel Ritchie.
The total includes $9.2 million from Betty Knoebel, widow of Denver food service pioneer Ferdinand "Fritz" Knoebel, and $4.8 million from the estate of the late William C. Petersen, an alumnus of the DU School of Engineering who worked for many years at the Gates Rubber Co. in Denver.
The donations will help build a new 110,000-square-foot facility, housing the Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science and the Knoebel Center for the Study of Aging. Construction is expected to begin this fall.


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pgfpages only allows one physical page). Thinking about other possible extensions, I started wondering just how many typeset pages TeX can hold in its memory at a time. In the comments to a Village's self-answer on How to sort the order of pages so that they can be printed in a folded book?, there's a hint that TeX can hold a large number of pages before actually shipping any out. And when I think about what little I know about a PDF document, it would appear that TeX has to process the entire document before it can actually write a single page to the output (I believe that the PDF has to say at the start how long it is).
PGFPages works by storing the pages in boxes, so this might be a bit different to how TeX stores actual pages before writing them to the file. If this is different, I'm more interested in how many boxes TeX can hold at a single time.
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U-M researchers land $2M grant to 'cooperate with nature' on growing algae for energy
ANN ARBOR—A team of University of Michigan researchers has been awarded a $2 million federal grant to identify and test naturally diverse groups of green algae that can be grown together to create a high-yield, environmentally sustainable and cost-effective system to produce next-generation biofuels.
"People have suggested that species diversity might increase the efficiency of algal biofuel systems, but nobody has set up the experiments to test it directly. These will be the first experiments to systematically manipulate the number and types of species in the system to determine how to maximize the yield and stability of algal biofuel."
—Bradley Cardinale
National Science Foundation funding for the project begins Sept. 1 and will continue for four years. The effort will involve growing various combinations of lake algae in 180 aquariums at a new one-of-a-kind U-M laboratory, then field-testing the most promising candidates inside 80 fiberglass cattle tanks at the university's E.S. George Reserve, a 1,300-acre biological research station near Pinckney, Mich.
The main goal is to test the idea that certain naturally diverse groups of algae have complementary traits that enhance the efficiency and stability of biofuel yield beyond what any single species can do alone. The project involves an unusual collaboration among ecologists, evolutionary biologists and engineers from four labs that will include about 20 researchers and students.
"People have suggested that species diversity might increase the efficiency of algal biofuel systems, but nobody has set up the experiments to test it directly. These will be the first experiments to systematically manipulate the number and types of species in the system to determine how to maximize the yield and stability of algal biofuel," said ecologist and team leader Bradley Cardinale, an associate professor at the U-M School of Natural Resources and Environment.
Researchers have been trying to make affordable transportation fuels, such as biodiesel and jet fuel, from algae for several decades. Most of the work has focused on finding single algal strains that are highly productive, as well as identifying the ideal mix of nutrients and environmental conditions. Genetically engineered "super-species" have even been created in an effort to boost yields so that algae-based biofuels can compete with fossil fuels.
But that dream has not been realized, largely due to multiple problems that arise when you move a single-species, or monoculture, algal system from the laboratory to a pond. In the great outdoors, erratic weather, the invasion of unwanted algae species, and the presence of voracious algae-eating microorganisms can wipe out the "crop."
"Rather than engineering a super-species of algae and fighting with nature to maintain it as a pure monoculture through the use of pesticides and herbicides, we propose to cooperate with nature by identifying algal communities that naturally exhibit high biofuel potential and the desired stability through time."
—Phillip Savage
In addition, growing a single species of algae in a pond requires huge amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer, much of which ends up as pollution after the crop is harvested. Add in the pesticides and herbicides needed to control intruders and you have a costly system with significant environmental impacts.
The U-M-led "biodiversity and biofuels" project aims to increase the productivity and stability of algae-based biofuel systems while reducing environmental impacts by recycling wastes and cutting the need for biocides. The end result should be a more sustainable system that is cheaper to operate.
"Rather than engineering a super-species of algae and fighting with nature to maintain it as a pure monoculture through the use of pesticides and herbicides, we propose to cooperate with nature by identifying algal communities that naturally exhibit high biofuel potential and the desired stability through time," said U-M chemical engineer Phillip Savage, one of three project co-leaders. The other two are U-M chemical engineer Nina Lin and evolutionary biologist Todd Oakley of the University of California, Santa Barbara.
In his laboratory in the basement of U-M's Dana Building, Cardinale has established cultures of 55 of the most common species of green algae found in North American lakes.
The focus is on multiple species that naturally co-occur because numerous studies have shown that diverse communities of plants (including green algae) exploit resources more fully and collectively produce more plant tissue than any single species alone. Diverse communities are also more resistant to pests and invaders, can better withstand environmental fluctuations and exhibit more stable yields over time.
Starting around mid-September, Cardinale's lab will begin growing various combinations of eight of the 55 algae species inside 2.4-gallon plastic aquariums called continuous-flow chemostats. The amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, light and carbon dioxide in each tank, as well as the water temperature, will be tightly controlled.
The newly installed chemostats are meant to mimic lakes, and they complement 150 mini-streams, called flumes, installed in the Dana basement two years ago.
Taken together, the 330 chemostats and flumes constitute a state-of-the-art laboratory that is unmatched by any facility in the world, Cardinale said.
"No lab like this exists anywhere else. There's nothing else that even comes close to it," he said.
Using the chemostats, researchers will make multiple measurements of the various algae combinations to assess their efficiency and yield. Stability of the various combinations will be tested by measuring their response to changes in water temperature and the introduction of undesirable algae species.
The highest-scoring algae combinations from the first phase of the project will move on to the next round, the 260-gallon cattle tanks at the E.S. George Reserve, a set-up that mimics real-world, open-pond algal-growth systems known as photosynthetic biorefineries.
U-M chemical engineer Savage's lab will use a technique called hydrothermal liquefaction to measure the quantity and quality of the combustible oils, or biocrude, produced by the various algae combinations—from both the laboratory and field experiments. His team also will compare the ability of single and multispecies systems to reuse and recycle wastes for additional growth.
"If, as we propose, it is possible to engineer naturally diverse communities of algae to enhance the efficiency, yield and stability of yields, then the development of multispecies photosynthetic biorefineries would indeed represent a 'win-win' scenario for biodiversity conservation and energy production in the next century."
—Nina Lin
Lin is a U-M chemical engineer who employs microfluidics and high-throughput screening technologies to "bio-prospect" for microorganisms associated with biochemical or biomedical applications. For the algae project, she is modifying various laboratory techniques so the team can expand the search for multispecies assemblages that exhibit high yields and efficient waste recycling.
By reconfiguring a device her lab originally developed for use with bacteria, Lin should be able to screen more than a million algal species combinations. A $60,000 grant from MCubed, U-M's one-of-a-kind seed grant program, funded a collaboration between Lin and Cardinale that yielded vital preliminary data that was included in the National Science Foundation proposal.
"If, as we propose, it is possible to engineer naturally diverse communities of algae to enhance the efficiency, yield and stability of yields, then the development of multispecies photosynthetic biorefineries would indeed represent a 'win-win' scenario for biodiversity conservation and energy production in the next century," Lin said.
UC-Santa Barbara's Oakley is an evolutionary biologist who analyzes differences in gene expression among species, and the functional differences that result. He will lead the effort to use high-throughput sequencing technologies to quantify every expressed gene in the various algal combinations. That will enable the researchers to determine how the production of biocrude correlates with the expression of any known gene.
The four-year project will culminate in a conceptual design followed by a life-cycle assessment. The conceptual design will examine all aspects of a multispecies algal biorefinery, from algae cultivation to biocrude production. It will determine the size needed for the facility and will estimate the capital and operating costs, which in turn will show the conditions required to make the biorefinery profitable.
The life-cycle assessment will measure the various environmental impacts attributable to all activities related to the construction and operation of a multispecies algal biorefinery—including emissions of heat-trapping carbon dioxide gas largely responsible for human-caused climate change. The results will then be compared to the impacts resulting from the construction and operation of a single-species algal biorefinery. Savage will work with researchers at Argonne National Laboratory on the comparison.
If the four-year project proves fruitful, the researchers hope that future funding could lead to the design and construction of prototypes for a commercially viable multispecies algal biorefinery. But that day is a long way off. For now, Cardinale and his colleagues are focused on 180 aquariums in the basement of the Dana Building.
"Do I feel like we're going to suddenly make algal biofuels economically viable? No, of course not. That will take a decade-long national research program and billions of dollars," Cardinale said. "But I think this project might be an important piece of the puzzle that eventually gets us there."
U-M Sustainability fosters a more sustainable world through collaborations across campus and beyond aimed at educating students, generating new knowledge, and minimizing our environmental footprint. Learn more at sustainability.umich.edu.


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Seniors Phil Matthews and Conner Griffith (left to right) have helped the Crimson second and third varsities win all of their races this spring. Harvard boats have won each of the nine races they have entered.
A week after winning a matchup of the last two Eastern champions in men's heavyweight crew, Harvard visits Princeton, the team that placed second to the Crimson at last year's Eastern Sprints. MIT will also be on hand, as the three varsity eights race for the Compton Cup.
Racing Schedule
9 a.m. – Third varsity eight/fourth varsity eight
9:20 a.m. – Freshman eight
9:40 a.m. – Second varsity eight
10 a.m. – Varsity eight
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Live video of the races is available here.
Probable Lineups
Varsity Eight
Cox: Chris Kingston, 8: Patrick Lapage, 7: Matthew Edstein, 6: Nick Jordan, 5: Michael Disanto, 4: David Wakulich, 3: Parker Washburn, 2: Anthony Locke, 1: James O'Connor
Second Varsity Eight
Cox: David Fuller, 8: Peter Scholle, 7: Justin Mundt, 6: Benjamin French, 5: Elihu Reynolds, 4: Phil Matthews, 3: Josh Hicks, 2: Alex Macintosh, 1: JP Hogan
Third Varsity Eight
Cox: Alex Sopko, 8: Jack Morrissey, 7: Conner Griffith, 6: Mihailo Malowani, 5: Alex Soutter, 4: Jason Phillips, 3: Andrew Hamm, 2: Andrew Stein, 1: David Paresky
Fourth Varsity Eight
Cox: Colby Wilkason, 8: Matt Vincent, 7: Eli Shikaloff, 6: William Polachek, 5: Nolan Pollock, 4: Nigel Munoz, 3: Andrew Safir, 2: Edward Winters Ronaldson, 1: Tom Hanson
Freshman Eight
Cox: William Hakim, 8: Andrew Holmes, 7: Jake Sobstyl, 6: Caspar Jopling, 5: Gregory Edwards, 4: Max Monfared, 3: Andrew Reed, 2: Ben Lynton, 1: Jamie Law-Smith
Last Time Out
The Crimson (2-0) captured all five races from Ivy League rival Brown, reclaiming the Stein Cup and avenging its only varsity dual loss of last season, Saturday morning on the Charles River. The varsity eight defeated the Bears by 2.6 seconds in 5:55.2. The second varsity posted the most lopsided victory, by an 11.5-second margin in 5:58.9.
Last Season
Harvard took four races from Princeton, including a memorable victory in the varsity eight, last season on the Charles. The Crimson topped MIT by 26 seconds and retained the Compton Cup after the Tigers' steering cable broke and their racing shell crashed into the Harvard boat. Harvard held a slim lead on Princeton before the collision. The Harvard second varsity eight won by 1.5 seconds, the freshman eight won by three seconds and the third varsity eight won by 4.3 seconds.
The Harvard and Princeton varsity eights met three more times. The Tigers finished second to the Crimson in a heat and the grand final at EARC Sprints and third, less than a second back of winner Harvard, in a heat at the IRA National Championships. Harvard's second varsity topped the Tigers in the Sprints grand final. The Crimson freshmen rallied past Princeton to win Sprints, but the Tigers' rookies finished ahead of Harvard in the IRA grand final.
History Lesson
Harvard has won the Compton Cup in each of the last four and eight of the last nine seasons. Princeton claimed the first four cups in the series, starting in 1933, and has won 14 total, while Harvard has captured the trophy 58 times and MIT once. Princeton last won in 2006, and MIT's lone victory came in 1962. The cup is named for the late Dr. Karl T. Compton, former MIT president.
Scouting the Opposition
Like Harvard, Princeton (4-0) has not yet dropped a race this season. The Tigers swept four races from Georgetown and Syracuse to open the season and then beat Penn and Columbia in four more races last weekend. The Tigers' varsity eight finished three seconds ahead of the Lions and 11.6 ahead of the Quakers.
MIT has not yet raced a varsity eight this spring. The Engineers sent a varsity four to the Knecht Cup and placed fifth in the grand final. The MIT freshman eight fell in a head-to-head race with Northeastern and defeated Williams and Rochester at the Donahue Cup.


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Hey DTP viewers, or people who landed here by accident.
I am working on a couple of large pieces previewing the NBA and College Basketball. So, I am sorry that I have been a slightly delinquent poster, but I will return!
Quick Bits For You:
1. I am pulling for the Phillies.
2. The Vikings looked amazing in the first half against the Raven and then the defense was awful.
3. The US Soccer team draw against Costa Rica, but should have won by 3 goals, at least!
4. The NBA Preseason is going along, and the Timberwolves made another trade.
5. The NBA refs are close to signing.
6. FIFA 2010 was released and I have not played it.
7. I won two out three fantasy football games.
8. Bill Simmon's book, The Book of Basketball, comes out next week and ESPN is pimping Simmons out to everyone.
9. Jordan's son wants to wear dads shoes.
10. Landon Donovan wins 6th US Player of the Year Award.
11. ESPN's Steve Phillips has got some issues. Amazingly, not on the front page of ESPN.com. Crazy!
12. Mike Sando's MVP Watch has Brett Favre ranked third and Adrian Peterson tenth.
OK, that is all I have for now. See you soon.


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WATCH: Peter Forsberg's top 10 career moments
Swedish sensation Peter Forsberg played 19 seasons as a professional hockey player, internationally and in the NHL, and spent the bulk of his years with the Avalanche, helping it to a pair of Stanley Cup titles (1996, 2001). Forsberg also won (among many other things) the Calder Trophy in 1995 and both the Art Ross and Hart Memorial trophies in 2003, and earned two Olympic gold medals while playing on the Swedish national team.
In February of 2011, after enduring a slew of injuries over his career, Forsberg announced his retirement from hockey. Eight months later, his No. 21 jersey was hung on the Pepsi Center rafters. On Monday, Forsberg will join fellow hockey greats Rob Blake, Dominik Hasek, Mike Modano and Bill McCreary in being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. In the wake of his honor, we looked back at some of his finest moments on the ice.
Forsberg posted five points in a 7-5 win at Dallas. Stars coach Ken Hitchcock still says it is on the best games he ever saw a player have.


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Boom amid bust: Med schools grow as economy tanks
(AP) -- You wouldn't know there was an economic crisis the way the medical school business is booming these days.
Responding to warnings of a looming doctor shortage, existing schools are increasing enrollment, and new ones are opening or under development from El Paso in West Texas to Kalamazoo in western Michigan.
Medical school expansion plans are rushing ahead despite the severe economic downturn, even in the battered home of the nation's struggling auto industry.
The reason is quite simple, according to the president-elect of the American Medical Association.
"Americans are living longer, and there are more of them," said Dr. J. James Rohack, a Temple, Texas, cardiologist. "It's clear that the demographics of American society point to the need of having and expanding a well-educated medical work force."
Today, many poor and rural areas already face doctor shortages, and primary care positions go unfilled as doctors gravitate to higher-paying medical specialties. Graduating more doctors doesn't directly address either problem, but is a key part of the answer, medical groups say.
This year alone, the number of accredited medical schools training doctors in the U.S. is set to grow by four to 130. Five others have applied for accreditation from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, with the aim of accepting students in 2010 or 2011.
Michigan, where unemployment jumped to 11.6 percent in January, could see medical school ranks go from three today to six within a few years.
In the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak, William Beaumont Hospital is collaborating with Oakland University in Rochester on a new medical school that would accept its first class in 2010.
Michigan State University is expanding its medical school programs at a new campus in Grand Rapids, as well as in Detroit and Macomb County's Clinton Township. Central and Western Michigan universities are well along in planning medical schools of their own. Wayne State University has significantly expanded its medical school enrollment, while the University of Michigan has kept its enrollment steady.
Pushing plans for a new medical school even as Michigan's auto-based economy sputters isn't as crazy as it might seem, according to Robert G. Miller, associate vice president at Western Michigan University.
The board at his Kalamazoo school gave the go-ahead for advanced planning on a new medical school in January.
"It's many years out," Miller said. "There's enough support in the community and enough assets to move forward."
Health care in America is a $2.4 trillion annual business, or about $8,000 for each of the nation's 300 million residents. President Barack Obama has made overhauling health care - extending coverage to the 48 million uninsured while fighting rising costs and attacking waste - an early priority of his administration.
A quarter century ago, experts blamed rising health costs on what they said was a surplus of doctors. They said doctors seeking income would perform unneeded procedures, making medical care more expensive. In response, medical schools capped or cut enrollments.
But in recent years, doctors and medical school groups have re-examined the issue of doctor supply and now warn of a large shortfall in coming decades.
The Association of American Medical Colleges said last year that if current demand and supply patterns continue, the U.S. will have about 750,000 doctors by 2025 - about 159,000 fewer than it needs. The shortage will be particularly acute for primary care doctors, the group said.
The medical school group called for stepped up recruiting of minority group students more likely to practice in underserved areas. It also called for adding 1,500 spots each year to the National Health Service Corps, which finances training for medical students who work in underserved areas after graduation.
One area already facing a doctor shortage is El Paso, Texas, where Texas Tech University greets the entering class at the Paul Foster School of Medicine on July 13.
Northerners migrating to the Sun Belt and immigrants arriving from Latin America have driven up demand for doctors, and 30 to 35 percent of El Paso's doctors now are graduates of medical schools outside the U.S., said the school's founding dean, Dr. Jose Manuel de la Rosa.
Also accepting their first entering classes this year are Florida International University in Miami, the University of Central Florida in Orlando and Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton, Pa.
Nationwide, enrollments already are edging up. Accredited schools accepted 18,036 new medical students in 2008, up 9.1 percent from 16,538 in 2003. The number of students applying for admission rose 21.4 percent in that period, from 34,786 to 42,231.
The AMA warns that expanding medical school enrollment leaves another big problem unanswered: Coming up with the $200,000 per year it takes to train new doctors during their three- to seven-year residencies.
The federal Medicare program has financed residencies since 1965, but the government capped the number of positions at about 98,000 in 1997, Rohack said. The actual number of residents has risen since then, with hospitals financing the extra slots through stopgap measures.
"If we can take the cap off ... then American society will be better served," he said. "Most societies that are successful tend to have healthy populations."
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Scientific Name
Hermissenda crassicornis
Animal Type
mainly hydroids; also small sea anemones, bryozoans
to 3 inches (80 mm) long
snails, chitons, oysters, mussels; Phylum: Mollusca; Order: Nudibranchia
Alaska to Baja California from intertidal to 120 feet (37 m)
Natural History
Opalescent nudibranchs are one of the prettiest and most colorful species of nudibranchs. Though their colors vary, they always have bright orange areas on their backs and blue lines along each side. Cerrata (fingerlike projections) on their backs are brownish yellow, with white and gold tips.
These "sea slugs" eat hydroids and anemones, which are armed with nematocysts (stinging capsules). These nematocysts don't harm the nudibranch; in fact, the animal transfers some of its prey's unfired nematocysts to the tips of its own cerrata, where they become part of the nudibranch's defense system. Some experts believe that nudibranchs' gaudy colors warn predators of these potent weapons.
Nudibranchs are often found on rocky shores, where pollution can be heaviest. You can help keep ocean waters clean by properly disposing of motor oils, paints, paint solvents and other harmful materials.
Cool Facts
Opalescent nudibranchs are aggressive fighters. When two of them meet head-to-head, they're likely to lunge into a biting battle. If one meets the tail of another and gets the first bite, it usually wins the battle and consumes the loser.
Because opalescent nudibranchs live less than one year, they have to grow and reproduce quickly—they can't lose time looking for a mate. A meeting between two or more can be a mutual mating session, since these creatures are hermaphroditic (they have both male and female sexual organs). Later, each lays an egg string in narrow coils that looks like tiny sausage links. They attach their eggs to eelgrass and algae.


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The other night my dog Dixie and I went for our usual walk around the neighborhood. We look ridiculous, since Dixie generally walks me while I hold on to her with all my might. To say she's not well trained on a leash — after 10 years — is an understatement; however, she has me well-trained.
Generally, we feel quite safe and arrive home without incident. This night was the exception. Half way through our trek, we were confronted by a pit bull loose in the neighborhood and obviously without an owner.
My reaction was not what I would have expected. I quickly swooped up my little Dixie — a Jack Russell terrier — in my arms and yelled at the pit bull to go home while lunging at it aggressively. Initially, the pit bull repeatedly turned away and turned back — at least until Dixie decided to get her two cents into the game and started to antagonize the bigger dog. (Dixie, like most Jack Russells, believes she's a Great Dane.)
Suddenly, the pit bull jumped at us and knocked me to the ground. That was the only moment I thought that things might not turn out too well for me. Only for a moment, though. From my seated position, I continued to yell at the dog. Then I kicked it.
This worked! The pit bull gave up and ran off. Bystanders stood shocked, and a man who was on his way to help froze about 100 feet off. I guess he finally realized it was too dangerous for even him to intervene.
Breast cancer is like that pit bull; it lunges at you from out of nowhere and is often quite aggressive. It is our response to a diagnosis that generally surprises us. Many of us diagnosed with the disease had no idea we had it in us to fight back so hard. Most of us are fighting for someone besides ourselves, just like I was fighting for Dixie in the face of danger from the dog. We fight hard for our lives, but I think we have it in us because we think of all the loved ones and people who depend on us to get through it. We get strength somehow, because our lives are being threatened. Life-threatening events tend to bring something out of us we never even knew we had.
For anyone newly diagnosed with breast cancer, I urge you to just wait for it — it's in there. Suddenly you will be endowed with strength and conviction you never knew you had. Give yourself time because they are in there, and they will come out. You will be proud of yourself when it is over.
I don't know how much of a threat that dog really was. It possibly could have torn us up, but it was the perceived threat that pumped my adrenaline and focused my efforts. Breast cancer can't beat that. Now, kick back and fight it off!


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1981 Learned Societies Conference fonds
- Fonds
- 1979-1981
Fonds consists of conference reports, press clippings, information on individual and society participants, and administration and planning documents.
Learned Societies Conference.
1981 Learned Societies Conference fonds
Fonds consists of conference reports, press clippings, information on individual and society participants, and administration and planning documents.
Learned Societies Conference.
Fonds contains minute books; cash books; ledgers; correspondence; income tax returns; financial statements; and other records from A. M. Bell & Co.
A. M. Bell and Company
The fonds consists of administrative papers, blueprints, business and personal correspondence, cable code books and other reference works, export orders and papers, financial documents, insurance papers, legal documents, packaging samples, photogr...
A.M. Smith and Company.
This fonds consists of diaries; correspondence; manuscripts of articles, books and sermons; published works; research files and class notes; scrapbooks; an assortment of personal materials; and photographs.
Myers, A.J. Williams, 1877-1975
Duggan, A.M.
Fonds contains William McKenzie's notebook and several loose sheets detailing timber purchases; three memos to William McKenzie, including one from Jessie Hoyt, who managed the company; the second [1896] and third [1898] published annual repo...
McKenzie, William
Acadia Gas Engine Company fonds
Fonds contains three product catalogues produced by the Acadia Gas Engine Company. The earliest dated catalogue was published in January, 1969 and another was published in 1973. One catalogue is undated.
Acadia Gas Engine Company.
Acadian Supplies Company fonds
The Acadian Supply Company fonds consist of correspondence, financial, legal, sales and shipping records and vessel papers. Also included is correspondence from Lunenburg Mayor Douglas Adams, church papers from LaHave United Church and the Parish ...
Acadian Supplies Company.
The fonds consists of records which document the business activities and interests of Adams & Knickle Ltd. from 1897 until 1968. Information contained in this fonds provides insight into the company's role as a major fishing and shipping partn...
Adams and Knickle Limited.
Agricola Archives, Special Collections, and Museum fonds
This fonds contains reports and news-clipping pertaining to the history of Agricola Archives, Special Collections, and Museum. The Agricola collections are housed in the MacRae Library on the Faculty of Agriculture campus of Dalhousie University, ...
Fonds includes Alan Creighton's diaries, which cover many of the years from 1920 to 2000. Writings from the period 1920 to 1954 (many undated) are mainly short stories and poems. These writings include handwritten and typed, complete and inco...
Creighton, Alan
Fonds consists of sheet music, scripts, and programs from different musical plays that Blanche and Alan Lund performed, directed or choreographed. Also includes audio reel-to-reel and video tapes of some of the performances.
Lund, Alan
Fonds consists of one pharmacy notebook.
MacKintosh, Albert Scott
Fonds contains personal documents of Alexander E. Kerr, including sermons, notes, personal writings and essays, certificates and degrees, pamphlets, publications, newspaper clippings, two photographs, and some correspondence.
Kerr, Alexander Enoch
Fonds contains five early reports from the Sterling County Study. One report contains a covering letter from J.S. Robertson (Deputy Minister of the Department of Public Health) to C.B. Stewart.
Leighton, Alexander H. (Alexander Hamilton), 1908-2007
Alexander John Murchison fonds
Fonds consists of papers and reports on Child Welfare.
Murchison, Alexander John, Dr.
Fonds consists of correspondence with J.G. MacGregor and copies of published articles. Additional information, including biographical and professional sketches, are in the Case File.
Reid, Alexander Peter, Dr.
Fonds comprises family correspondence (including that of his father, Hugh Ross), matriculation records, testimonial letters, personal account books, a diary, school inspectors' reports and other papers and bonds.
Ross, Alexander
Fonds consists of a notebook containing lecture notes on obstetrics and other subjects.
Atherton, Alfred B., Dr.
This fonds consists of records which document the personal and business activities and interests of Alfred Dickie and, to a lesser extent, those of his immediate family and employees. Although the records span Dickie's lifetime, few relate to his ...
Dickie, Alfred
Fonds contains textual records relating to the history of the activities of the Dalhousie University English Department and to Bevan's academic activities. The fonds consist of research notes generated during Bevan's study of Dryden'...
Bevan, Allan, Dr., 1913-1981
Story, Allan
Fonds comprises personal and professional correspondence and papers relating to the schooners Rowena (1903-1907); Lizzie Rich (1905), Stella Maud (1907-1910) and the Carrie C. Ward, including registers, bills, and ship inventories.
Ward, Amos P.
Fonds consists of materials created and collected by Andrew Merkel. The fonds contains correspondence to and from friends and associates, including Charles Bruce, Kenneth Leslie, and Robert Norwood; manuscripts of articles, poems, and plays; Atlan...
Merkel, Andrew Doane, 1884-1954
Andrew Walter Herdman Lindsay fonds
Fonds consists of biographical information as well as correspondence associated with the Provincial Medical Board and other papers.
Lindsay, Andrew Walter Herdman, Dr.
Fonds consists of patient records, autopsy reports, correspondence, various medical reports from several institutions, and business records including a ledger and daily journals.
Murray, Angus Edward, Dr., 1901-1986
Fonds consists of correspondence belonging to Mrs. Angus Morton and a copy of a poem written by Dr. Morton.
Morton, Angus McDonald, Dr., 1871-1944
Fond consists of letters written by Captain Graham Roome to Annie Belle Hollett, and other miscellaneous correspondence recieved by Annie Belle Hollett. Many of the letters are accompanied by their original envelope. There is also a file containin...
Roome (née Hollett), Annie Belle, 1895
Fonds consists of research notes, program notes, annotated copies of sheet music, and programs of performances, used and created by Anthony Pugh in his work as a program note writer. Most of his research and program notes date from his time at the...
Pugh, Anthony
Fonds contains diaries, correspondence, manuscripts of published and unpublished writings, research notes, materials related to MacMechan's research and teaching and other university-related activities, artwork, memorabilia, scrapbooks, photo...
MacMechan, Archibald McKellar
Archibald Woodbury McLelan fonds
Fonds comprises business correspondence, bills of lading, receipts, and miscellaneous papers connected to McLelan's shipping business.
McLelan, Archibald Woodbury, 1824-1890
This fonds consists of 143 set, furniture, and prop designs for Neptune sketched on paper ca. 65 x 76 cm and smaller.
Penson, Art
Fonds consists of student tickets from Halifax Medical College, Dalhousie College and University, Montreal General Hospital, and both the Provincial and City hospitals.
Hawkins, Arthur, Charles
Fonds consists of newspaper clippings, correspondence, and a Canadian Medical Corps Christmas card (ca. 1916).
Blackett, Arthur Edwin , Dr., 1892-1957
Arthur Fordham and Company fonds
Fonds contains records documenting Arthur Fordham's leather merchant activities from 1899-1967. Fonds includes miscellaneous early records, 1899-1933; sales and purchases journals, 1921-1953; cash books, 1918-1962; ledgers, 1921-1967; corresp...
Arthur Fordham and Company
Arthur Stanley Mackenzie fonds
Fonds consists of correspondence (1885-1936), publications (1894-1927), addresses (1889-1921), unpublished documents (1881-1923), including unpublished articles, a large number of lecture notes (1881-1923), research notes (1887-n.d.) and lab books...
MacKenzie, Arthur Stanley
Atlantic Federation of Students fonds
Fonds contains material from the 1970s on the histories, policies, and structures of the Atlantic Federation of Students and National Union of Students, as well as other student organizations; information on cutbacks, grants, funding, and student ...
Atlantic Federation of Students.
Fonds contains newsletters, programmes, letters to members, as well as society by-laws.
Atlantic Opera Society.
Atlantic Publishers Association fonds
The fonds includes reports (1978-1995), events and conferences (1979-1991), membership (1978-1995), financial records (1978-1991), minutes (1978-1993), correspondence (1978-1985), administrative records (1978-1995), programs (1979-1992), catalogue...
Atlantic Publishers Association
Atlantic Research Centre fonds
Fonds consists of reports and minutes of the Board of Directors.
Atlantic Research Centre.
Atlantic Symphony Orchestra fonds
Fonds consists of records pertaining to the administrative, operational, financial, and artistic activities of the ASO. Included are materials documenting the Board of Directors, box office operations (including ticket sales), financial affairs, f...
Atlantic Symphony Orchestra (Halifax, N.S.).
The fonds consists of correspondence regarding medical books.
Churchill, Augustus, Dr.
Cargo book of the schooner Beth, March 22, 1881 - September 4, 1885
Lantz, Augustus
Fonds comprises exam questions, debating notes, dance cards, invitations, sorority notes, pins and other memorabilia from McCurdy's student years at Dalhousie University. There are also records (correspondence, financial statements, clippings...
McCurdy, Avis Hunter (Marshall)
Fonds contains the personal papers, photographs, and sound recordings of Barbara Hinds. The personal papers mostly consist of research material, drafts of articles, and newspaper clippings of articles related to Barbara Hinds' journalism care...
Hinds, Barbara A.
Barrington and Cape Island Steam Ferry Company fonds
Barrington & Cape Island Steam Ferry Company Limited.
Fonds consists of lecture notes and newspaper clippings.
Royer, Benjamin Franklin, Dr., 1870-1961
Berryhill Photographic Studios fonds
This fonds consists of colour portraits of Dalhousie graduates.
Berryhill Photographic Studios.
Fonds contains the personal and professional records of four generations of the Bigelow family of Nova Scotia. It includes correspondence, legal and financial documents, diaries and memoirs, and photographs that document primarily the family'...
Bigelow Family
Fonds contains material relating to the personal life and professional career of Bill Freedman (1950-2015), an environmental scientist based at Dalhousie University. Fonds includes research data, teaching materials, publications, manuscripts and d...
Freedman, Bill


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I have just started looking into special relativity and I have come up with an intriguing gedanke, as Einstein himself called such theoretical thought experiments.
Imagine a space shuttle traveling through space at a constant velocity close to $c$. As the shuttle passes earth, a previously set-up camera starts broadcasting from earth to the shuttle. Since radio waves travel at the speed of light, the shuttle is receiving a constant transmission feed, assuming the camera is broadcasting 24/7.
Now, from what I have understood of special relativity so far, time will flow slower for the astronaut than for the earthlings. Hence, assuming $v=0.8c$, the astronaut will after 30 years have received a video transmission 50 years long!
Is my reasoning correct, that even though the transmission is live, the astronaut would actually be watching things that happened many years ago, while still receiving the "live" feed, which would be stored/buffered in the shuttles memory, thus making it possible for the astronaut to fast-forward the clip to see what happened more than 30 years after passing the earth?
My second question is, what happens when we consider the space shuttle to be at rest and the earth to be moving instead? If that would imply that it has been 50 years from the astronauts point of view, while only 30 years have passed on earth, then the astronaut would run out of video material after the first 30 years of watching the broadcast. Then what?
I hope it makes sense. Thank you!


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We have been super busy over here. My 3 1/2 year old son had eye surgery on July 27 and we have been non-stop every since. I had no time for scrapping or blogging I just spent my days taking care of my little guy who turned into a vampire because the light bothered him so much. I'm happy to report he's feeling better and doing better.
And now we are heading on vacation to relax and enjoy ourselves before he starts school in Sept. I was able to create just 1 thing this month! I didn't even have time to make any freebies...sorry!!!
I just finished these back 2 school splatters yesterday
Pick them up on sale in my shop for 50% off until Aug 26!
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Hope you enjoy the rest of your summer.
I'll be back refreshed and relaxed and ready to scrap!