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Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 2:29 am
Post subject: Books: Fun Food Facts by Mike Bellino
If you're like me, you love trivia. I enjoy all sorts of trivia in areas that I find interesting - science, computers, math, geography, world culture, television, film, and, of course, food. Mike Bellino, an electrical engineer who now focuses on microfarming, published a book last year that helps to fulfill my need for food trivia. It's called
Fun Food Facts
and it really is a fun read.
There's no plot or story arc in Fun Food Facts. It's just a collection of interesting food facts laid out in question and answer format one after another in categories like "Butter" or "Vitamins" or "Wine and Beer". Each question is short (generally a few words long: "Why are Greek olives so bitter?") and each answer is often only a paragraph long.
Books like Harold McGee's
On Food and Cooking
provide deep satisfaction for my food trivia craving, but, because of it's level of detail and scope, it's often difficult to pick up On Food and Cooking for pleasure reading. Every topic is discussed in a great level of detail and sometimes it reads like a food encyclopedia for the scientifically obsessed (which I am... but not always). (An interesting note is that the longest entry from Fun Food Facts is a brief history of how modern breakfast cereals came to be reprinted from On Food and Cooking.)
When looking for more food trivia, but in more manageable quantities, I read Robert Wolke's
What Einstein Told His Cook
and its
. Wolke's book is basically a reprint of many food and science essays written in response to reader questions. Each essay is a page or two long, but fairly unrelated to each other (it is a collection of previously written work after all). What Einstein Told His Cook is really closer to pleasure reading for me than anything else - I don't use the books for reference since I have copies of On Food and Cooking around. Even so, there's only the two books and the entries are long enough that I only have time to read one or two at a time.
Fun Food Facts
is similar to the What Einstein Told His Cook series (except a little better organized) and in small bites. There is no doubt that Fun Food Facts is pleasure reading. Each tidbit of info is interesting and, best of all, short. The brevity leads to reading the next fun fact and then the next one because it's easy to find another 30 seconds to read a little bit more. Having read both On Food and Cooking and the What Einstein Told His Cook series, Fun Food Facts was a great way to continue with more food trivia. If you haven't read McGee's or Wolke's works, then Fun Food Facts is probably a great way to pique your interest since the material is so accessible.
If Fun Food Facts a fun book to read? Yes, definitely! If you like trivia and you like food, you'll enjoy this book.}?>
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First, I just installed a pneumag system into my mag and WHOA NELLY..... Runs almost as fast as my electrics. Kinda scared a few people today with it considering the field had mags for rentals.
But... For the past two outings the gun would go full auto for about a pod or so. I tweak it a little, add more oil... Just futzing with it but nothing in depth. After those first shots, it straightens out and runs smooth all day. I can deal with it, but would like to fix it if possible.
Any ideas?
ULE / ULT / X-valve / Lvl 10 bolt / ....Blue / ... Shot some punk in the face today
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"It's a perfect example of a company that's transitioning from high growth to durable growth," he said.
On CNBC's "Fast Money," Ellenbogen said that the market recently became caught up in tech industry's move from desktop computing to mobile platforms.
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Another company Ellenbogen liked was Concur Technologies, which helps track corporate expenses and travel arrangements.
The New Horizons Fund was also an investor in Twitter, although Ellenbogen declined to comment on the privately held company.
(Read More: Twitter Is Worth $8.6 Billion: Hamadeh)
Ellenbogen said that he favored small companies with the management team, internal system and ethos to embrace change and scale into their business model – a phenomenon that occurs with about 30 stocks per decade.
"The whole returns of the New Horizon Fund come from about 20 stocks every 10 years, and the whole idea is to buy companies that initially are less than $3 billion in market cap and then hold on to them, and hopefully one day they'll be much larger companies," he added.
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I just finished a book by Phillip Hose Farmer called Strange Relations. It is a compilation of a novel and several short stories written back in the 1950's.
I have always known he was a great writter, but this is the first of his works I've acctually finished.
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Pets, Pets, Pets
When Ann Rogers Clark died at the age of 77 last week, the dog show world lost an icon. I had the honor of meeting Mrs. Clark, renowned in the sports as a judge, breeder, handler, owner, and author at a Westminster Kennel Club press conference in 2004. The following first appeared in the Beacon on 2/19/04:
Words of Wisdom from Westminster: "Brown Poodles have brown brains"- so advised Ann Rogers Clark, the sage of the dog fancy. Answering a question about Poodle color, Mrs. Clark responded, "If you want a Poodle, get a black. The whites are not really white any more. They're cream. Brown Poodles have brown brains".
Mrs. Clark is the only person ever to judge all seven Groups plus Best in Show at Westminster. 2004 was Mrs. Clark's 64th consecutive Westminster where she has also handled 3 Best In Show winners- all Poodles- in 1956, 1959, 1961. She is one of the few people in the world licensed to judge every breed. The Miniature Poodle "Spice Girl", the 2002 Best In Show, was bred by Mrs. Clark. Trust me. She knows dogs, especially Poodles. Listening to her in the Press Room was an incredible privilege.
Mrs. Clark was also the first woman professional handler to ever take Best In Show at the Garden. She jokes that "Westminster is an all male club, and she is their mascot." Her "brown brain" comment was tongue in cheek, but is based on decades of experience. She knows canine temperament; she sees the big picture.
Mrs. Clark, the closest dogdom has to a Supreme Court Justice, summed up the task of judges. They must always to be looking for the epitome of breeding stock. It takes years to cultivate that mindset. I asked if she were ever presented with an unworthy group in lesser shows, and she said that at times she has withheld all ribbons. She then spoke of the responsibilities of exhibitors to show dogs that were clean, groomed, and touchable. You would think that were obvious, yet it's not. She's walked into rings with matted, dirty dogs, those with nails that could engrave the pavement, those who have tried to bite her when she examined them. She's dealt with handlers whose temperaments were worse than the dogs.
I feel that each of us has one dog of our lifetime, a soul mate that stands above all the rest. Mine was Alan, a magnificent Afghan I adopted from Oyster Bay Shelter in 1992. We had a perfect understanding. When I asked Mrs. Clark about this belief, she got emotional and paused. She said there has always been one retired Standard Poodle in the house whose passing would be monumental. The pain would be eased by the next one who would rise to fill the void. She spoke of one who could read her mind, and knew the day's agenda by the way Mrs. Clark dressed. Alan could do that.
I also inquired about her experiences with purebred rescue groups. She lives in rural Delaware, and said she got a call that a Beagle and mixed breed were wandering on her road. She realized the mix was a matted Cairn Terrier. She cleaned the Cairn up, isolated her from her crew and brought her to the vet. The Terrier was wonderful but heartworm positive and full of parasites. She fostered her during the heartworm treatment. Later she contacted Cairn Rescue who placed the dog. She gets updates about her waif all the time. This Toto had no idea whose "Yellow Brick Road" she stumbled on. Meanwhile the Beagle was a local boy who went home.
When asked about Josh the Newfoundland, Mrs. Clark said she had judged this dog several times before, but never had he looked as splendid - his coat, his muscle tone, his attitude as he did Monday night when she gave him the Working Group . She refused to divulge her pick for the Westminster finals. That night Josh proved Mrs. Clark right again. The Newfie, her Group choice, won Best In Show at the Garden.
As a tribute to Mrs.Clark, the Oyster Bay Town Shelter poster dogs are purebreds this week. "Maggie" #1139, a lovely 2 year old St. Bernard, represents the Working Group, while "Daisy" #1206, a pretty 3 year old German Shepherd, is from the Herding Group. The shelter (677-5784) is located on Miller Pl. in Syosset, right off the South Oyster Bay Rd. exit of both the LIE and Northern State.
More Dogs: "Scruffy" #1186- a Cairn/Scotty and a white male Poodle/Terrier #1227.
Cats: "Kitcha" #1182- female black & white; "Bob"- #919- the happy, hefty tabby in the lobby.


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"Sport has the power to change the world." Nelson Mandela, Laureus World Sports Awards 2000, Monaco.
The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation faces the social challenges of our times actively, with the power of sports. It supports over 140 sports projects for disadvantaged children all around the world – with new projects being added all the time. Since its founding in 2000 it has made a change for the better to the lives of more than 1.5 million young persons.
Apart from countless volunteer helpers and project managers, the 46 members of the Laureus World Sports Academy – a group of the most eminent sportsmen and -women of all time – as well as over 100 top international sportsmen and -women – are actively engaged as on-site Laureus ambassadors on a voluntary basis. They have all experienced how sports can change the world and want to share this experience with children and youngsters. They visit the different projects regularly and motivate their protégés to set goals for themselves and work on themselves.
In addition, they make use of their popularity to direct the public's attention to the projects.<br />
Boxing, tennis, ice hockey, rock climbing, football, golf – the supported projects are as diverse as the athletes that represent and sponsor them. The problems tackled by the projects, on the other hand, are similar everywhere. Poverty, social exclusion, AIDS, violence, drug abuse as well as racial and religious discrimination cannot be solved by sports alone, but can be tackled and situations improved. Hand in hand with the project managers and sponsors, the participating children discover their talents and capabilities. They develop self-assurance and values such as discipline and purposefulness – qualities that also help them in their daily life.
The symbiosis of benevolent work and high-performance sport creates something powerful, something that is a lot more than just a sports movement. Laureus Sport for Good combines in a unique manner Mercedes-Benz's claim to leadership on the one hand, and the social responsibility that arises from it on the other hand. Together with icons of sport and volunteer helpers from all around the world, with Laureus we have been able to bring about social changes through many small impulses. Because sports can awaken hope where there once was only hopelessness and futility.
Apart from the global Foundation there are national Sport for Good foundations in Argentina, Germany, France, Holland, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, the USA and South Africa.


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Nashville, Tenn. - The Tennessee State men's basketball opened fall practice on Friday in preparation of the team's first contest on Nov. 5 against Fisk.
The Tigers are coming off of one of the most successful seasons in recent history and the team returns four starters. While Tennessee State returns most of its impact players from a year ago, the team will feature a new head coach in Travis Williams.
After coaching at the school as an assistant for three seasons, Williams was awarded the head coach position in April. As the top assistant last season, Williams helped restore a winning attitude to the Tigers' program. The Big Blue recorded just nine wins in 2009-10, while improving to 14 victories in 2010-11. Last season, the Tigers completed a 20-13 mark.
This season, Williams will have the luxury of coaching an experienced team led by senior forward Robert Covington and junior guard Patrick Miller.
Last season, Covington led the team in points per game and rebounds per game with 17.8 and 7.9, respectively. At six-foot-nine, Covington is always a threat to score in the low-post, but he really shines from behind the three-point line. He attempted the most three pointers on the team last season (145), but he also made the highest percentage of his shots from behind the arc (.448).
While Covington excelled at making outside shots last season, he also had the benefit of playing with a point guard who could feed him the ball in Miller. The Chicago Ill. native led the team with 118 assists last season and also averaged double-digits points per game (10.8). Miller also played his part on the defensive end of the floor, tallying a team-high 51 steals and 120 rebounds.
Covington and Miller will play an integral part for the Tigers this season, but the team also has good leadership across the board with four seniors. Two of those seniors are Jordan Cyphers and Kellen Thornton.
Cyphers, a guard who transferred from Utah, averaged eight points per contest in his first season at Tennessee State and was another deep shooting threat- out of his 198 shots, 121 were from beyond the three-point line. Cyphers made 44 of those shots for a percentage of .364.
Thornton is another transfer that TSU picked up from Illinois State, and he made a splash with the team in his first season. Thornton was third on the team in points per game (9.1) and second in both field goal percentage (.525) and rebounds per contest (4.5).
Rounding out the starting five is sophomore M.J. Rhett. Rhett, a native of Hopkins S.C., started 26 games last season as a freshman and played mostly the power forward position. Rhett had the second most rebounds on the team last year (147) and recorded 14 blocks.
The non-conference schedule looks daunting with games at Missouri and BYU, but the Tigers hope that a tough opening slate will allow them to improve upon last year's second place finish in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Hear what Williams thought of his first practice as TSU head coach below:


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Thoughts on Weight Restrictions for Football
There was a discussion in another thread (click here) about Roger Goodell and the potential for kickoff elimination as a way to curb concussions.
My thought* (which I shared in that thread) was simple: if the powers that be really care about concussions, there is probably one real way to address them: by imposing a maximum weight for playing football. The thinking is this: players are simply just too big and fast these days.
Of course, there are a lot of possible nuances to such a scheme, including different limits per position, and what the actual limits should be. Your idea goes here!
My feelings on Goodell's positioning is that it all relates to potential lawsuit deflection, i.e., concrete small actions he can point to saying "look, we have been trying to make it better!" The real problem lies in something more fundamental: huge, fast men bashing heads over and over. Unless that changes, concussions, for better or worse, are likely here to stay.
That, or some kind of awesome weird big football helmets.
Your thoughts?
* - actually my wife suggested this. She is pretty smart though.


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I never think that I am going to make a Halloween mix, but as you know, it has happened before. Here is one for 2010, with the cover being another Ngaio Marsh adaptation. It includes new nerve-tingling material from Black Time, The Limiñans, Vermillion Sands, Nerve City, Unwed Teenage Mothers, Royal Baths, Harlem, The Girls At Dawn, Outer Minds and Guards. And of course a few carefully selected moody garage numbers, like The Affection Collection track which is only included on a single compilation, Larry & Blue Notes' unreleased "Night of the Sadist" (censored and recut as "Night of the Phantom") and a track from Ludella Black's (Thee Headcoatees) second album. Through in a few classics from Skywave, Lost Sounds and Forbidden Tigers and you have a winner!
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HANOVER � With a fresh dusting of snow on the ground, Kris Runyon of Hanover is looking forward to this year�s New Year's Day Trail Ride at R Windy Acres. Runyon and her husband Gordy own the ranch just over the Hillsdale-Jackson County line in Hanover. Gordy, a horse trainer, started the ride seven years ago on New Year's Day with six people taking part. The year after that he met Kris and she began helping him plan the event. She said it has become bigger and bigger each year. Last year the ride drew around 60 people. The event has become more of a social gathering for people who love horses. �If the weather�s bad we will have people leave their horses at home and just come for each other's company,��Kris�said. People have begun to come from all around east central Michigan to the event. Last year a couple living on Drummond Island came. Donations from this year�s ride will benefit the Children�s Wish Foundation International, with all money staying in the local district. Kris said after taking donations year after year for different projects they wanted to do something this year to help someone else. The event starts around 11 a.m., with riders set to leave the ranch around noon led by Gordy. Riders will have the opportunity to enjoy the scenic areas around Hanover as they ride down country roads and through farm fields. Kris said the local farmers have begun to expect the riders on New Year�s Day. Every year Kris prepares barbeque sandwiches and chili for visitors to enjoy. Those attending are urged to bring a passing dish. A campfire will be set up outside. Kris said her daughters, Nicole Wyers and Kara Rowe, help out a lot with the event. Raffle tickets will be available during the event with a wide variety of prizes to be given away from local businesses and�items Kris has purchased throughout the year.
Kris said she had some great prizes donated from Tractor Supply this year. Other people have also stepped up to donate items for the event. R Windy Acres is located at 11967 Hanover Road, Hanover. Those wishing to donate to the event can do so by sending checks to Kris or Gordy Runyon, 11967 Hanover Road, Hanover, MI, 49241. For more information visit their website at www.rwindyacres.webs.com.
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Shane Victorino delivered the deciding blow for a second straight night, this time a tie-breaking two-run homer in the eighth inning that capped a furious Boston comeback in the Red Sox' 12-8 outslugging of the New York Yankees.
After coming through with a clutch single in the 10th inning of Boston's wild 9-8 triumph in Friday's opener of this key four-game series, Victorino snapped an 8-8 deadlock by crushing a Preston Claiborne (0-2) slider into the left- field seats that completed the Red Sox' rally from a five-run deficit.
Boston scored five times in the seventh, highlighted by Mike Napoli's game- tying grand slam off Boone Logan, and four more in the eighth en route to its fourth straight victory.
"When you're down five runs in the seventh inning, to come back on this stage -- every game is big for us," said Napoli. "To come back to tie the game was a big moment."
Napoli finished 3-for-3 with four RBI and three runs scored, while Will Middlebrooks added a solo homer in addition to singling in front of Victorino's blast. Dustin Pedroia also collected three hits, including an RBI single.
Brandon Workman (5-2) aided the Red Sox' cause by turning in 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief. Starter Felix Doubront struggled, though, walking six batters while being tagged for six runs in just 3 2/3 frames.
Alfonso Soriano had a two-run homer and Brett Gardner tripled in a pair of runs in what could be a crushing loss for the Yankees, who entered the day 2 1/2 games behind Tampa Bay for the final wild card spot in the AL.
"That's a tough loss," said Yankees starter Andy Pettitte. "They're all tough right now, but what are you going to do? They've got a good club, they battled us over there."
Pettitte held the Red Sox to three runs while striking out eight over six solid innings, exiting with New York owning a comfortable 8-3 lead. But one night after the Yankees erupted for six seventh-inning runs to erase a 7-2 deficit, the Red Sox turned the tables with a rally of their own.
David Ross and Victorino reached reliever Phil Hughes for singles in front of a walk to Mike Carp that loaded the bases with one out. Pedroia then beat out an infield hit to drive in a run, though Logan temporarily stopped the bleeding by fanning David Ortiz looking for the second out.
Logan wasn't as fortunate against Napoli, who launched a towering fly to right that bounced on top of the wall and over to suddenly knot the score at 8-8.
"I saw [Yankees right fielder] Ichiro [Suzuki] timing his jump," said Napoli of the homer. "I just got enough."
Victorino's go-ahead shot came an inning later, right after Middlebrooks put the lead runner on with a one-out single off Claiborne.
Boston tacked on some insurance before the eighth came to a close, with the Yankees' Joba Chamberlain walking three straight hitters to force in another run and surrendering a single to Stephen Drew that made the score 12-8.
Soriano gave the Yankees an early upper hand by following a walk to Derek Jeter with his 30th homer of the season, staking New York to a 2-0 lead after one inning.
Boston cut the deficit in half in the top of the second, when Napoli stroked a leadoff single and later came around on Ross' base hit up the middle. However, the Yankees struck again during their portion of the frame to pad the margin.
Doubront walked Vernon Wells before Eduardo Nunez laced a triple into the gap in left center for a 3-1 advantage, and the cushion grew to three runs when Chris Stewart plated Nunez with a sacrifice fly.
Napoli doubled to begin the fourth and eventually scored on a Drew groundout to bring the Red Sox within 4-2, but New York capitalized on Doubront's continued control problems in the bottom of the inning.
The lefty issued consecutive two-out free passes to Mark Reynolds and Stewart to extend the fourth for Gardner, who laced a gap shot that got past a diving Victorino in center field as both runners crossed on the triple.
Middlebrooks' third homer in as many games, a long drive into the seats in left that opened the fifth, trimmed the lead to 6-3. However, the Yankees pushed two more runs across against Rubby De La Rosa in the their half of the inning.
Robinson Cano doubled and was knocked in on a Wells two-out single, one of three straight New York hits that was capped by Reynolds' liner to right that increased the differential to 8-3.
Game Notes
The Yankees lost for only the second time in 37 games at home this season when holding a lead of at least two runs ... Boston's Jacoby Ellsbury sat out the contest with a sore right foot, while catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia (back) missed a fourth straight game ... Napoli's slam was his third this season, one of which came off Hughes at Yankee Stadium on June 1 ... Soriano homered for the 13th time since being acquired by the Yankees from the Cubs on July 26, tops in the majors over that stretch ... Doubront's six walks matched a career high set at Tampa Bay on May 16 ... Hughes pitched in relief for the first time since Oct. 2, 2010 at Boston.


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ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Ithaca College football team (2-0) remained unbeaten, rallying to beat winless Union (0-3) 27-24 in overtime Saturday at Butterfield Stadium. Junior quarterback Phil Neumann threw two touchdown passes in the final three minutes and added a third for the game-winning score in overtime.
The Bombers trailed 21-7 with 2:49 left in regulation before Neumann threw a pair of touchdown passes 70 seconds apart as Ithaca forced overtime. In the extra session he connected on a four-yard pass to senior wide receiver Joseph Ingrao to win the game after the Bomber defense held the Dutchmen to a field goal on their possession.
Union gained two first downs on its overtime possession (the Bombers won the toss and elected to play defense) to advance to the Ithaca five-yard line before Bomber defense took over. After sophomore quarterback Connor Eck got to the Ithaca one-yard line on first down (junior linebacker Jake Santora kept him out of the end zone), the Dutchmen fumbled the snap on second down and junior linebacker Brian Hardenberg brought Eck down for a two-yard loss. Hardenberg burst through the line on third down for a 10-yard sack – the first of his career – to force Union to settle for a field goal.
Hardenberg, who made his first career start, set a Bomber single-game record with six tackles for loss among his 12 total stops.
Ingrao's game-winning touchdown came two plays after the Dutchmen were called for pass interference on a third-down play from the 20-yard line. Senior Clay Ardoin took the ball from the 10-yard line to the four, setting up Neumann's career-best third touchdown pass. Ingrao caught the ball in the back corner of the end zone to set off a celebration by the Bombers and keep Union winless on the season and all-time at Butterfield Stadium (both 0-3).
Ithaca's late rally started with 6:23 left in regulation after the Dutchmen drove 99 yards for a touchdown and extra point that gave them a 14-point lead. Sophomore running back Darnell Thomas capped the 18-play, 9:01 possession with a two-yard touchdown run; the drive started when Union held the Bombers scoreless following a first-and-goal from the Union four (the Dutchmen also stopped Ithaca four times on a first-and-goal from the seven) and featured four third-down conversions and a 16-yard pass on fourth-and-15.
Neumann responded by driving the Bombers 71 yards in 3:34. He completed seven of eight passes on the nine-play drive, including a four-yard touchdown throw to senior fullback Michael Moon. The touchdown was the first of Moon's career.
The Bomber defense forced a three-and-out from Union with senior free safety Josh Liemer recording tackles on first and second down and sophomore end Joe Ricotta stopping junior running back T.J. Franzese a yard short of the marker on third and three. Union's punt attempt failed disastrously as the snap went over punter Daniel Estien's head and 20 yards behind him; he fell on the ball at his own four-yard line with 1:45 to go. On Ithaca's first play, Neumann found junior tight end Steve DelMoro in the end zone for a touchdown and sophomore Garrett Nicholson kicked his third extra point of the day to tie the score.
Ithaca's comeback matched the program's biggest ever; in the seven previous games the Bombers had trailed by 14 points and come back to win, they'd never faced a 14-point deficit at any point in the fourth quarter.
Eck, who threw for 177 yards, opened the scoring with a 20-yard touchdown to senior tight end Eric Zavadsky early in the second quarter. Late in the period, Franzese burst through the line on a fourth-and-one play for a 35-yard score. He led all rushers with 82 yards.
The Bomber defense contributed the team's first points; senior strong safety Tom Scanlon scooped up a fumble forced by senior linebacker Will Carter and returned it 56 yards for a touchdown. The play was the longest fumble recovery ever by a Bomber.
Carter led Ithaca with a career-best 13 tackles. Liemer and senior linebacker Zach Matuszak added nine tackles apiece; Matuszak made five tackles for loss and Liemer was in on two. Santora and junior defensive tackle Dan Sheldon both had a pair of stops behind the line of scrimmage.
Neumann completed 20 of 35 passes for 190 yards. Ingrao caught seven passes (one short of his career high) for the second game in a row. DelMoro matched his career best with five receptions and senior wideout JJ Crandall had four catches. Ardoin ran for 73 yards.
For Union, senior linebacker Noah Joseph had 10 solo tackles among his team-best 11 stops. Senior cornerback Gafar Johnson recorded seven tackles and three pass break-ups. Senior linebacker Jeff DeVico made six tackles and recovered a Bomber fumble to set up Eck's touchdown pass.
The Bombers are now 6-4 all-time in overtime and snapped a four-game losing streak in overtime games. Ithaca's first overtime game ever was also against Union; the Bombers topped the host Dutchmen 24-17 in the opening round of the 1986 NCAA playoffs.
Ithaca opens Empire 8 play next week with a Saturday game at Frostburg State. The Dutchmen travel to St. Lawrence for their Liberty League opener.
Box Score (Final)
Union vs. Ithaca (09/15/2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.)
Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Score
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Union............... 0 14 0 7 3 - 24
Ithaca.............. 0 7 0 14 6 - 27
Scoring Summary:
2nd 13:35 UN - Eric Zavadsky 20 yd pass from Connor Eck (Tosin Kazeem kick), 3-26 0:30, UN 7 - IC 0
10:00 IC - Tom SCANLON 56 yd fumble recovery (Garrett NICHOLSON kick), , UN 7 - IC 7
01:00 UN - T.J. Franzese 35 yd run (Tosin Kazeem kick), 7-62 1:10, UN 14 - IC 7
4th 06:30 UN - Darnell Thomas 2 yd run (Tosin Kazeem kick), 18-99 9:01, UN 21 - IC 7
02:49 IC - Michael MOON 6 yd pass from Phil NEUMANN (Garrett NICHOLSON kick), 9-71 3:34, UN 21 - IC 14
01:39 IC - Steve DelMORO 4 yd pass from Phil NEUMANN (Garrett NICHOLSON kick), 1-4 0:06, UN 21 - IC 21
OT 00:00 UN - Tosin Kazeem 30 yd field goal, 9-13 0:00, UN 24 - IC 21
00:00 IC - Joseph INGRAO 4 yd pass from Phil NEUMANN, 5-25 0:00, UN 24 - IC 27
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 20-12-0 35-20-0
Fumble Returns-Yards.......... 0-0 1-56
Punt Returns-Yards............ 1-12 2-6
Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 3-43 4-96
Interception Returns-Yards.... 0-0 0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)............ 6-40.3 4-38.8
Fumbles-Lost.................. 4-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards............... 5-26 3-30
Possession Time............... 32:56 27:04
Third-Down Conversions........ 7 of 18 5 of 13
Fourth-Down Conversions....... 2 of 3 1 of 4
Red-Zone Scores-Chances....... 2-2 2-5
Sacks By: Number-Yards........ 0-0 5-45
RUSHING: Union-T.J. Franzese 26-82; Darnell Thomas 6-18; Connor Eck 17-9; Tim Hersey 2-4; TEAM 1-minus 30.
Ithaca-Clay ARDOIN 15-73; Jarrett NAIDEN 16-36; TEAM 1-1.
PASSING: Union-Connor Eck 12-20-0-177. Ithaca-Phil NEUMANN 20-35-0-190.
RECEIVING: Union-Darnell Thomas 2-39; Eric Zavadsky 2-32; Ben McQuaide 2-22; Tosin Kazeem 1-36; Kenny Schunck 1-17;
Brian Havlicek 1-13; Kyle Reynolds 1-7; Tim Hersey 1-7; T.J. Franzese 1-4.
Ithaca-Joseph INGRAO 7-85; Steve DelMORO 5-42; JJ CRANDALL 4-34; Jared PRUGAR 2-18; Michael MOON 1-6;
Jarrett NAIDEN 1-5.
INTERCEPTIONS: Union-None. Ithaca-None.
FUMBLES: Union-Darnell Thomas 1-1; TEAM 1-0; Connor Eck 1-0; T.J. Franzese 1-0.
Ithaca-Clay ARDOIN 1-1.
SACKS (UA-A): Union-None. Ithaca-Jake SANTORA 1-0; Zach MATUSZAK 0-1; Brian HARDENBERG 1-0; Skyler SCHLENKER 1-0;
Dan SHELDON 0-1; Josh LIEMER 0-1; Skylar GRIFFENBERG 0-1.
TACKLES (UA-A): Union-Noah Joseph 10-1; Gafar Johnson 6-1; Jeff DeVico 2-4; Adrian Nowak 4-1; Con. Beerworth 3-1;
Brian Daley 2-2; Kevin Calello 2-2; Bill Meile 3-0; Julian Gendels 0-3; Cam Johnson 2-0; Casey Muse 0-2;
Brian Havlicek 1-0; Chris Green 1-0; Tyler Murphy 1-0; Brian Riegle 1-0; J. Fairbrothers 1-0; Pat Sullivan 1-0;
Kenny Schunck 1-0; Kevin Heaney 0-1.
Ithaca-Will CARTER 8-5; Brian HARDENBERG 6-6; Josh LIEMER 5-4; Zach MATUSZAK 1-8; Jake SANTORA 2-4; Joe
RICOTTA 3-1; Dan SHELDON 2-2; Tom SCANLON 3-0; Chris WILLIAMS 1-2; Sam CARNEY 0-3; Skyler SCHLENKER 2-0; Brian
GARVEY 1-1; Matt COSTELLO 0-2; Josh DUGGAN 0-2; Ben SMITH 0-2; Skylar GRIFFENBERG 0-2; Joe ARMELI 1-0;
Johnny GORTON-PARKER 1-0; Mike VULCANO 0-1.


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Release Date: 06/26/2012
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SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded over $59,000 in grant funds to the Revive the San Joaquin group in Fresno, Calif. to help protect urban waters, community health and support community revitalization.
"Urban waters especially have been degraded by habitat loss, stormwater runoff and trash," said Jared Blumenfeld, EPA's Regional Administrator for the Pacific Southwest. "Protecting the San Joaquin River allows city residents to enjoy the environmental and recreational benefits from their local waters and surrounding lands."
Revive the San Joaquin Citizen's Water Watch program will establish a citizen-based water quality monitoring and pollution prevention education program for the Fresno area. The program will develop regular water quality monitoring events at locations on the San Joaquin River. The city of Fresno's boundary to the north is the meandering San Joaquin River, with nearly 15 miles of urban neighborhoods lining the river's bluff.
This San Joaquin River protection program will educate landowners and the public about water quality impacts of contaminated stormwater. The Central Valley Water Quality Control Board's Basin Plan for the river identifies stormwater as a concern for pesticides, oil, grease, heavy metals, nutrients, and treated wastewater discharges that may carry pharmaceuticals and other compounds that degrade water quality.
EPA considers the San Joaquin Valley as a priority area for environmental improvements. EPA is the lead federal agency for the Strong Cities, Strong Communities initiative for Fresno. The Obama Administration launched the Strong Cities, Strong Communities initiative last year as a customized pilot program to strengthen local capacity and spark economic growth in local communities, while ensuring taxpayer dollars are used efficiently. Fresno is one of six cities nationwide chosen for the program.
The $2.7 million in funding is part of EPA's Urban Waters program with grants ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 to 46 organizations in 32 states and Puerto Rico. The projects will promote the restoration of urban waters through community engagement and outreach, water quality monitoring and studies, and environmental education and training.
Urban waters can be canals, rivers, lakes, wetlands, aquifers, estuaries, bays and oceans in urbanized areas. Many urban waterways have been polluted for years by sewage, runoff from city streets and contamination from abandoned industrial facilities. Healthy and accessible urban waters can help grow local businesses and enhance educational, recreational, employment and social opportunities in nearby communities. By promoting public access to urban waterways, EPA will help communities become active participants in restoring urban waters while improving and protecting their neighborhoods.
EPA's Urban Waters program supports the goals and principles of the Urban Waters Federal Partnership, a partnership of 12 federal agencies working to reconnect urban communities with their waterways.
The partnership closely aligns with and advances the work of the White House's place‐based efforts, including the Partnership for Sustainable Communities, to revitalize communities, create jobs and improve the quality of life in cities and towns across the nation. The Urban Waters Federal Partnership also advances the work of President Obama's America's Great Outdoors Initiative.
To view a list of the grant recipients, visit https://www.epa.gov/urbanwaters/funding
Information on EPA's Urban Waters program: https://www.epa.gov/urbanwaters/index.html
Information on the Urban Waters Federal Partnership: http://urbanwaters.gov/
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Uhhh...and wouldn't it be kinda , you know, unsafe to run a distro that hasn't had a single update in 4 years? Frankly I don't think I'd trust ANY OS that hadn't had so much as a single update in 4 years, who knows how many bugs that have been patched are still present in DSL. Sure if all you are doing is futzing with an old machine and not allowing it to hook to the Internet then fine, but if that's the case then that Win95 or whatever is on it would do just as well.
It just seems a little crazy to me to even entertain something that has been for all intents and purposes abandoned as a viable OS for use on the net. I mean you can still download those last releases of Xandros Community Edition, like DSL their website is still up, but I wouldn't recommend it.


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Earlier today (or yesterday, or whatever the heck time it is in Australia), Serena Williams lost in the French Open. Fortunately, this video, from our friends at The Fanhouse, reveals that her time in France was anything but a waste. It's cute: She dances like our aunt at a wedding. Of course, our aunt's usually drunk.
We'll be up watching ESPN all night, so, you know, feel free to drop us a line and say hi. Sleep is for the weak.
Serena Departs French Open, Taking Viewing Public With Her [The Fanhouse]


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All lanes of Interstate 290 westbound near Exits 22 and 23 were reopened about 6:40 p.m. today. Earlier during the evening commute, the area was still being cleaned up after an early-morning rollover.
Traffic snarled after a tractor-trailer hauling spring water rolled over into the median about 3:45 a.m. Wednesday.
The state Department of Environmental Protection was summoned to assist in the cleanup of oil that leaked into nearby wetlands.
State police said the two occupants of the truck were not seriously injured. They were taken to a hospital as a precaution.
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A discussion of Tunisia's first post-transition election following the ratification of its constitution by the constituent assembly, featuring Lindsay Benstead, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Portland State University; Mohamed Daoud, Professor of Applied Linguistics, Institut Spérieur des Langues de Tunis, Tunisia, and Fulbright Fellow, Department of Applied Linguistics, Portland State University; and Keith Walters, Professor of Applied Linguistics, Portland State University.
Professor Keith Walters opened the event with an accessible and thought-provoking historical overview of Tunisia. Walters first lived in Tunisia as a peace corps volunteer in 1975. He highlighted the diverse legacy of the country that entwines numerous ancestries and influences including Berber, Phoenician, Roman, Vandal, Arab, Muslim, Ottoman Turk, Maltese, Italian and French.
Today, however, Tunisia is the most ethnically and religiously homogenous country in the Arab Muslim world, with over 98% of the population identifying as Sunni Muslim Arabs. The role of Islam in public life and government has been heavily contested since Tunisia's independence. Tunisia's first and longtime leader Habib Bourguiba advanced women's rights but also drew heavy criticism when he defied the Ramadan fast on national television, claiming that it slowed economic productivity. Ben Ali, who replaced Bourguiba by bloodless coup in 1987, ruthlessly repressed criticism of his regime from all points of the political spectrum. Rashid al-Ranoushi, an Islamist exiled in 1988, has now returned to Tunisia to head the leading Ennahda party. Ennahda won sweeping victories in the elections, but has since been accused of replicating the authoritarian behavior of the previous regime.
Walters closed his introductory remarks with a quote from a recent New York Times article by Kareem Fahim, composed in response to the recent assassination of politician Chokri Belaid (the first assassination in Tunisia since the 1950s). Fahim quotes the president of Tunis-based Arab Institute for Human Rights, Abdulbasset Belhassan, who says of the Islamists: "They should take an historical decision: the revolution is not made by one party."
Mohammad Daoud next gave a detailed breakdown of the parties that won seats in the new constituent assembly convened nine months after the October 23, 2010 Jasmine Revolution. The constituent assembly includes 217 members, 109 of which are needed to form a simple majority. There must be at least ten members in order to form a group within the assembly. Others may remain independent. There are eight groups at the moment, of which the top three make a simple majority. Ennahda is currently the largest group, holding 89 seats. In conjunction with the second and third groups, Ettakatol and Congress for the Republic, they achieve the simple majority and constitute the governing coalition. Among the other groups in the assembly are: the Democratic Group (a collection of opposition figures with several affiliations), the Independent, Liberty and Dignity, and Wafa (Loyalty). Not all of these minor groups are oppositional – many members are pro-coalition. This means, essentially, that they are pro-revolution and reject collaboration with the old guard, or vestiges of the former regime. Over a hundred parties now exist in Tunisia and cycle through bloc allegiances, called democratic electoral fronts, which are often dissolving and reforming in relation to various issues.
Dr. Lindsey Benstead from the Political Science department next addressed the narrative of 'secularists versus Islamists' that many have used to characterize the current political state of both Tunisia and Egypt. In October and November of 2012, Dr. Benstead headed a survey of the Tunisia electorate that was carried out in tandem with a parallel study of the Egyptian electorate. A forthcoming article in the magazine Foreign Affairs presents the findings of Benstead and her colleagues.
Dr. Benstead's portion of the lecture set out to refute the monolithic portrayal of post-Arab Spring politics as 'the Islamic winter.' By categorizing society into two essentialist forces of Islamism versus secularism, or democracy versus non-democracy, Western media (and sometimes Arab media as well) generates a simplistic and inaccurate picture of transitional politics in Egypt and Tunisia. According to Benstead, the most important factor influencing the outcome for democracy in Tunisia and Egypt is the strength of institutions, not public support for Islamic parties. According to this logic, Benstead predicted that Tunisia will reach democracy more quickly and easily thanks to its relative strength of institutions compared to Egypt.
Dr. Benstead presented three prevalent myths of Islamist politics and addressed each in relation to recent polling results from both Tunisia and Egypt. The first myth contends that transitions in the Arab world are best understood as 'hotly contested battles' between Islamists and secularists. In fact, a minority of both Tunisians and Egyptians agreed that religious leaders should influence government. Even among those who voted for Islamists parties, only a minority thought that religion should play a significant role in politics.
The second myth asserts that Islamists did well in elections because the Tunisian and Egyptian people wish to reject democracy. In both countries eighty percent of the poll participants supported democracy. The Islamists' success can instead be attributed to effective campaigning. They had four times as many party members, and at least twice as many volunteers as any other party. Due to this effective campaigning, poll participants reported that they were much more confident in the social and economic position of the Islamist parties. The cohesion and relatively clear platform of the Islamists stands in contrast with the other end of the spectrum where one finds a proliferation of indistinct parties that frequently change grouping or name and often rally around a single individual rather than wide-reaching base of public support.
The third myth suggests that the Islamists will lose support once in power, and this is the best hope for democracy. The polling data disproves this notion: among decided voters an increased number reported their intention to vote for Islamist parties both in Tunisia and Egypt, showing that the Islamist parties have largely maintained their base. In Tunisia, there is also some significant support for Nida Tunis which includes figures from the former government. Benstead explained this as a standard aspect of the politics of transition. A certain nostalgia and regret results from the negative impacts of such political upheaval, causing people reach for the familiarity of the past.
Benstead concluded that Tunisia and Egypt will involve different outcomes because of the differing strengths of their institutions, not their underlying religiosity. Statistics for personal faith are about the same in both countries, although Tunisia generally has less faith in the public sphere because of the secularist politics of long-time dictators Bourguiba and Ben Ali. More importantly, Tunisia has the constituent assembly and trade unions to serve as conduits of debate. Therefore contestation is hosted by trade unions who are able to direct energy towards general strikes, instead of it becoming frustration on the streets. In Tunisia the most difficult aspects of the constitution were negotiated by the constituent assembly and its committees, whereas in Egypt parliament walked out on the process because they perceived the constitution to be dictated by external agents. There is clearly a broader problem with outside parties intervening in Egyptian institutions in a manner that stunts democracy: the judiciary voted that the constituent assembly was not lawful, and the military has influenced key provisions to the constitution in order to retain power. In addition, Egypt's strategic qualities of being large, populous, and close to Israel generate greater external pressures on its politics.
Benstead concluded that the international community needs to have less fear and sensationalizing of Islamist parties and instead concentrate on bolstering institutions and economic reforms.
This rapporteur's summary was prepared by Sara Swetzoff.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
49ers sign wide receiver Brandon Carswell
Michael Crabtree out for the forseeable future with a torn Achilles and Mario Manningham questionable for the start of the season while recovering from a torn ACL, the San Francisco 49ers have found themselves somewhat short at the wide receiver position.
Despite the recent step forward from second-year player A.J. Jenkins, the 49ers still are looking to add to the position. They did so Wednesday with the signing of former Oakland Raiders receiver Brandon Carswell.
Carswell signed a two-year deal with San Francisco. The team terminated the contract of tight end Cameron Morrah in order to make room for Carswell on the roster.
Carswell signed with the Raiders as an undrafted free agent out of USC last season. He was released by the Raiders at the end of training camp and spent limited time on the team's practice squad. Carswell caught 40 passes for 386 yards and two touchdowns during his time at USC.
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