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Driving along in 6/8 swingy time, this song features two acoustic guitars fingerpicking together while a piano plays melody. Mellow but confident, this song has a feel of carousel movement, around and around.
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The speargun design that started it all, the JBL Magnum series of guns is probably responsible for more speared fish than all other spearguns combined. It's no wonder, as this durable and accurate workhorse features a 1 1/4" drawn alloy barrel, hardened stainless trigger, shaft and point. Handles are constructed of two-piece cast aluminum providing strength and ease of maintenance. The Magnum series features two or three 9/16" Hi-Mod bands with stainless wire wishbones. Tried and trusted, this is one hunting buddy you'll be glad to share a secret spot with.
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POWERBOOK 2012: Leveraging our regional wasteLancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority CEO Jim Warner described as a visionary leader
To hear Jim Warner tell it, he is the conductor of an orchestra who barely knows how to play any of the instruments.
But to hear others describe Warner — CEO of the Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority, the public entity in charge of the county's integrated solid waste management system — he is a visionary who understands how to effectively execute projects that benefit the community and maximize the organization's assets.
"He doesn't talk unless he has a thought. He thinks things over, and he is forceful and direct," said David Nikoloff, president of the Economic Development Company of Lancaster County.
Warner serves on the EDC's board of directors.
"He shows up, does his job, thinks ahead and looks at how to run an organization better," Nikoloff said.
The authority, known as LCSWMA, has no taxing powers and receives no government backing on its debt. When it takes on one of Warner's ideas to broaden its reach, the risk is the authority's to bear.
For example, in an attempt to create a regionalized approach to waste management, LCSWMA has put itself in a place to assume responsibility of Harrisburg's debt-laden incinerator, which inadvertently landed the capital city on the world map.
Negotiations are ongoing with Harrisburg's state-appointed receiver.
Buying Harrisburg's waste-to-energy facility not only gets the Dauphin County community out of a bind, but it also increases LCSWMA's waste capacity and its flexibility, Warner said. The Lancaster system would increase to 900,000 from 600,000 tons per year with the acquisition.
LCSWMA had been eyeing an expansion of its facility in Conoy Township before Warner's entrepreneurial instinct took over and the authority saw Harrisburg as the better business strategy.
"We don't look at ourselves as having a narrow focus," he said.
The reality is anything but that, looking at LCSWMA's history of partnerships and innovative projects that have become industry standards.
"(LCSWMA) is one of the best in the country," said John Skinner, executive director and CEO of the Solid Waste Association of North America, or SWANA, a Maryland-based association for industry professionals. "They have a fully integrated system with energy recovery, household hazardous waste, landfill gas recovery. They take full responsibility for their waste."
LCSWMA helped lead the charge in maximizing the recovery of energy from waste, Skinner said. Warner, who is the immediate past president of SWANA, is well respected among his peers for his ability to facilitate, he said.
"Jim is just a leader," Skinner said. "If he is successful at this (Harrisburg deal), he will turn that problem into a regional solution. That is exactly what we want our members to do, think outside of immediate operations."
Given the organization's track record with Warner at the helm, Nikoloff said, he wasn't surprised at all when LCSWMA showed interest in Harrisburg.
"It's about assessing our assets in relation to the opportunities they present," Warner said. "The stronger I can make the organization, the more influence we have to make positive change."
LCSWMA recently found an opportunity to partner with Maryland-based Perdue AgriBusiness on a planned $60 million soybean-crushing plant adjacent to the authority's incinerator.
Perdue wanted a site with renewable energy, and LCSWMA can provide that via its trash-burning plant.
In conjunction with PPL Renewable Energy, LCSWMA installed a 3.2 megawatt wind project at its landfill in 2010. The wind turbines, located along the Susquehanna River in Conestoga, provide 25 percent of Turkey Hill Dairy's annual electricity needs to power its manufacturing operations.
"Most entities would not pursue it, because it's not waste management," Warner said.
LCSWMA generated a 7.5 percent return on its investment with that project.
The authority also has undertaken a solar energy project at its transfer station complex to reemphasize its commitment to sustainability and developed a landfill gas plant that converts methane gas to generate renewable energy.
At the end of the day, Warner said, he sees himself as a public servant first. He just prefers to lead from the front, rather than follow.
He also is very cognizant of community image. LCSWMA's support of the Susquehanna Gateway Heritage Area and rail-trail efforts along the river are examples of that.
And the authority's Harrisburg Pike facilities blend in with the community so well that travelers could mistake them as being part of nearby Franklin & Marshall College rather than collection areas for waste materials.
Guided by Warner, the authority's community sustainability efforts have garnered widespread interest.
"Everyone in the industry knows LCSWMA. I'm very proud of that," Warner said. "We don't study things to death. We make them work and we make them successful."
About Jim Warner
Age: 54
Education: Bachelor's in secondary education from Millersville University, 1980; master's in geoenvironmental studies from Shippensburg University, 1984
Family: Married to Kerry Sacco
Hometown: Lebanon
Current residence: West Hempfield Township, Lancaster County
First job: Recycling coordinator in Gloucester County, N.J., 1985
Current job: CEO at the Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority, a job he has held since 1996. Warner has been with the authority since 1987.
Last book read: "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand
Guiding philosophy: "I like to empower people and let employees be innovative. That makes for a better organization. If there is a way we can make the organization stronger and the community better, we're going to discover and make that happen."
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Rowan Provides Fleet Contract Status Update
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HOUSTON, Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Rowan Companies plc ("Rowan" or the "Company") (NYSE: RDC) announced today that its monthly report of drilling rig status and contract information has been updated as of January 17, 2013. The report titled "Monthly Fleet Status Report," can be found on the Company's website www.rowancompanies.com on the Home page.
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- Cecil Provine: Awarded two six-month contract extensions with Apache in the Gulf of Mexico commencing in May 2013. The first six-months will be at a day rate in the low $120s (above previous day rate in the mid $80s) and the second at a day rate in the mid $120s.
- Gorilla II: Rig is expected to enter the shipyard in 2Q/3Q 2013 for approximately 70 days instead of the previously expected 45 days for repairs and upgrades.
- J.P. Bussell: Rig was off rate for 28 days in 4Q 2012 instead of the previously expected 25 days. Rig is also expected to be off rate for 28 days instead of the previously expected five days in 1Q 2013 for repairs.
- Ralph Coffman: Rig was off rate for 11 days in 4Q 2012 for repairs.
- Rowan Norway: Changed day rate to low $360s (previously mid $350s) due to upward revision in expected reimbursement for modifications. Rig commenced operations in mid January 2013 and was off rate for 11 days during the first month of the year.
The Company will not realize any day rate revenue during periods of off rate time, and crew costs will be capitalized during rig modifications and/or upgrades.
This summary is provided as a courtesy and is not intended to replace a detailed review of the Monthly Fleet Status Report. While the Company has attempted to include items it believes are significant, we encourage you to review the Monthly Fleet Status Report in detail.
Rowan Companies plc is a major provider of international and domestic contract drilling services with a leading position in high-specification jack-up rigs. The Company's fleet of 31 jack-up rigs is located worldwide, including the Middle East, the North Sea, Trinidad, Southeast Asia and the Gulf of Mexico. Rowan will enter the ultra-deepwater market with four high-specification drillships expected to be delivered starting in late 2013. The Company's Class A Ordinary Shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "RDC". For more information on the Company, please visit www.rowancompanies.com.
Statements herein that are not historical facts are forward looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including, without limitation, statements as to the expectations, beliefs and future expected business, financial performance and prospects of the Company. These forward-looking statements are based on our current expectations and are subject to certain risks, assumptions, trends and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements. Among the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include oil and natural gas prices, the level of offshore expenditures by energy companies, variations in energy demand, changes in day rates, cancellation by our customers of drilling contracts or letter agreements or letters of intent for drilling contracts or the exercise of early termination provisions, risks associated with fixed cost drilling operations, cost overruns or delays on shipyard repair or transportation of rigs, maintenance and repair costs, costs or delays for conversion or upgrade projects, operating hazards and equipment failure, risks of collision and damage, casualty losses and limitations on insurance coverage, customer credit and risk of customer bankruptcy, conditions in the general economy and energy industry, weather conditions and severe weather in the Company's operating areas, increasing complexity and costs of compliance with environmental and other laws and regulations, changes in tax laws and interpretations by taxing authorities, civil unrest and instability, terrorism and hostilities in our areas of operations that may result in loss or seizure of assets, the outcome of disputes and legal proceedings, effects of the change in our corporate structure, and other risks disclosed in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Each forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date hereof, and the Company expressly disclaims any obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, except as required by law.
SOURCE Rowan Companies plc


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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - DRIVING-IF YOU LIKE MOTORCAR,PLEASE COME IN Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in DRIVING-IF YOU LIKE MOTORCAR,PLEASE COME IN Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Hobbies View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message openguideJoined: 24 Apr 2004Posts: 31Location: Who cares? Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 7:25 pm Post subject: DRIVING-IF YOU LIKE MOTORCAR,PLEASE COME IN My hobby is driving (not the speed driving) I like cars ,however I dislike my Toyota anyway, because it is old-fashioned. I want to buy a VW-Bora or Golf, or Buick, ... within a month. Could you give me some suggestion? What is your sedan? and what is your favorite car? Say something about it. Thanks. _________________ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, CALL ME, AND I WILL BE THERE. ^_^ Back to top yokorinJoined: 09 May 2004Posts: 3Location: tokyo Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 10:24 pm Post subject: I like driving too Hi! I like car!! What is name of your car?? I like compact car because my driving technique is not so good. so I think VW Golf is good and I want to drive!!_________________smile!! Back to top tonigarciaJoined: 18 May 2004Posts: 1 Posted: Tue May 18, 2004 10:14 am Post subject: Hello my name is toni. In my opinion Toyota is agood mark, the same of wolkswagen. Bora is a *beep* car, the same of golf. If yopu don't like the speed, well, but you have to know that the suspensions and stability of wolskwagen is not very good. I have a Toyota celica t-sports, have 192 cv, but nowdaysi'm lookin for a Seat Leon Cupra R, have 225 Cv. I like the spped a lot, and never i would buy a w. bora. Also I think that this car is very expensive because you pay mark.Also with Golf. If you buy a wv, the best motors are gasoil or diesel, no fuel. Back to top car driverJoined: 20 May 2004Posts: 1Location: Japan Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 10:49 pm Post subject: about car I like driving a car very much. I often go for a drive on weekend.But I don't have my own car. So I borrow a car from my parents. I drive Suzuki's car (Suzuki is a Japanese car corporation and manufactures compact cars.).I like sports cars. I want to buy one of them in the future. By the way, as you say,Toyota's car is old-fashioned,but the car efficiency is good. Many Toyota's cars are sold in the world. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Hobbies All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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DELAND, Fla. (April 18, 2013) – Coming off its second straight Atlantic Sun series sweep last weekend at Thomas Stadium, the ETSU baseball looks to improve on its six-game conference win streak as the Bucs travel to Florida to take on Stetson this weekend. The series opener is set for 6:30 p.m., Friday night at Melching Field.
The Bucs are coming off a 7-3 midweek setback at The Citadel on Wednesday night, but after sweeping back-to-back conference series for the first time since 2004, ETSU (21-13, 10-5 A-Sun) only sits a half-game back from league-leading North Florida in the A-Sun standings. The Blue and Gold took three at Northern Kentucky (4/5-7) and three against Lipscomb at home last weekend.
During this six-game run, the Bucs are hitting .324 (72-222) with 16 doubles, one triple, and three home runs, while outscoring the opposition, 50-19. Meanwhile, ETSU's pitchers are 6-0 with a 2.95 ERA (18 ER/55.0 IP), along with three saves. The Buccaneer hurlers have struck out 30 and walked 10 during this span, while Kerry Doane (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) has tossed one of his three shutouts and two of his NCAA-leading seven complete games in this stretch. At the plate, Mason Hershey (Altoona, Pa.) is 11-for-22 with four doubles, five runs scored and six RBI and Dylan Tritsch (Boca Raton, Fla.) is hitting. 464 (13-28) with two doubles and seven runs scored in the last six A-Sun games. Furthermore, Doane and Logan Rice (Erwin, Tenn.) are a combined 4-0 with a 1.20 ERA (4 ER/30.0 IP) in this win streak.
Friday – 6:30 p.m. – Game No. 35
RHP Kerry Doane (7-1, 1.96) vs. RHP Josh Powers (1-4, 3.18)
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RHP Logan Rice (4-1, 2.48) vs. LHP Austin Perez (5-1, 2.86)
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- The Citadel scored its seven runs in the first three innings and the Bulldogs snapped ETSU's three-game winning streak by defeating the Blue and Gold, 7-3, on Wednesday night at Riley Park. The Bulldogs scored their first two runs without recording a hit in the bottom of the first and then recorded a three-run home run in the second and a two-run round-tripper in the third.
- Junior relievers Jared Burton (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Will Chesney (Knoxville, Tenn.) tossed five scoreless innings out of the bullpen. Burton – who hasn't allowed a run in his last three appearances (7.0 IP) – tossed a season-high three innings of two-hit ball at The Citadel, while Chesney extended his consecutive scoreless innings streak to 10.0 by pitching the final two innings for the Bucs.
- Dylan Tritsch extended his hit streak to 10 straight games, while Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) registered his 13th multi-hit game after going 2-for-4 with two runs scored.
- Stetson has won its last two conference series (at Jacksonville and at USC Upstate) and enter the weekend 17-21, 6-6.
- Freshman Patrick Mazeika had the longest hitting streak in the nation come to an end Tuesday night after going hitless (six at-bats) in Stetson's 6-2, 13-inning loss to South Florida. Mazeika – whose .395 batting average ranks second in the A-Sun – hit safely in 21 straight games prior to his 0-for-6 game. Mazeika's .497 on-base percentage leads all conference players, while his 58 hits ranks second in the league and his .468 (22-47) batting average in 12 A-Sun games also ranks second.
- As a team, the Hatters rank fourth in ERA (3.79) in A-Sun only games, while junior left-hander Austin Perez is 3-0 with a 2.17 ERA (7 ER/29.0 IP) in conference play.
- Stetson – who was picked to finish sixth in the A-Sun Preseason Coaches Poll – has posted 13 of its 17 wins at home.
- The Hatters lead the all-time series, 16-8, and Stetson has won six of the last seven in the series.
- ETSU swept the Hatters back in 2006 and 2010 in Johnson City.
- Andrew Green is hitting .404 (19-47) with five doubles, five runs scored and five RBI in 10 games played against Stetson. The Powell, Tenn. native has also swiped four bases in five attempts versus the Hatters.
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Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development (SEED), the sales tax entity that is responsible for Economic Development in Sweetwater, hosted a Cline Shale public forum for those interested in learning more about the Cline Shale Oil Play and how it affects West Texas. The forum was held on Thursday, June 27, in the Historic Sweetwater Municipal Auditorium.Jeff Labenz-Hough, HDR Engineering of San Antonio, gave an engineering perspective of how communities and organizations need to work together to take full advantage of the boom and minimize the risks. Labenz-Hough got involved with the Eagle Ford Shale two years ago and continues to monitor its progression, along with the Bakken Shale in North Dakota. "We continue to look at these areas so that we can avoid making the same mistakes in new areas," said Labenz-Hough. He stressed the importance of planning for what is to come in this new oil and gas play and what the community needs to do to prepare. "Every aspect of daily life is going to be impacted. Schools, police force, banks, restaurants - everything." Labenz-Hough presented figures from the Eagle Ford and Bakken (North Dakota) Shales showing the population increase, unemployment rate and some of the issues residents face in both areas. "Start planning on every level - city, county and regional," said Labenz-Hough. "Focus on common interests and come together as a community. Don't divide." On the issue of man camps, Labenz-Hough said, "Don't ignore the man camps - plan for them. Decide where they will be allowed to build, set design standards and rules for the inhabitants." He stressed these points especially because of the issues some residents faced in the Bakken Shale when they refused to plan for a man camp. "This town actually put a sign up stating the workers weren't wanted or welcome. So a man camp was built right outside the city limits. It wasn't pretty.""Everyone has a role to play," he added. "If you, as a community, don't provide everything, someone else will come in and do it to their standards, and you may not like it," Labenz-Hough stated.Vanessa Zientek and Diane McShan, representatives from the Office of the Texas Comptroller, spoke on how the Cline Shale may impact the local tax revenues. Robert Reyes, an engineer from Halliburton, talked about the Fracking process. An overview of what has happened and is happening in oil related businesses, including services and logistics, was also presented.


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SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Brig. Gen. Daniel Krumrei has assumed command of the Illinois National Guard.
Krumrei takes over for Congressman William Enyart, a retired major general who was elected to Congress as a Democrat last November. He had been in command of the Illinois National Guard since 2007.
Krumrei was command staff chaplain for the Illinois National Guard since 2005. Gov. Pat Quinn in December appointed him to take over for Enyart.
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Victoria Azarenka began her bid for a hat-trick of Australian Open titles with an unconvincing first-round victory over Johanna Larsson.
The two-time defending champion was given a major scare in a testing opener, with world number 91 Larsson twice having the opportunity to serve for the first set in the searing heat on Rod Laver Arena.
Yet the second seed, who made 23 unforced errors in the opening set, raised her game each time she was under pressure and kept her hopes of a third consecutive triumph in Melbourne alive after a 7-6 (7/2) 6-2 victory in one hour and 46 minutes.
Azarenka battled back from 0-40 down in the opening game to hold but Larsson continued to create opportunities and seized the initiative with her seventh break point.
The Swede was powerless to prevent the world number two from levelling in the next game, but Larsson moved 5-4 ahead after again breaking the serve of Azarenka, who made several unforced errors to let slip a 40-15 lead.
Azarenka once more broke back immediately afterwards only to yield another service game after powering a backhand into the net.
Larsson could not find the decisive blow to take the first set, though, and Azarenka duly maintained her 100 per cent break point conversion rate with a backhand volley.
She then blazed into a 4/0 lead in the tiebreak before wrapping up the first set after 72 minutes.
Surprisingly, it was the first time Azarenka had won a tiebreak in this competition and the 24-year-old had clearly sapped the spirit of her opponent.
She broke Larsson in the third and seventh games of the second set and although the underdog briefly rallied by saving three match points, Azarenka closed out at the match at the fourth time of asking.
Heat was the story of the second day as temperatures soared over 42C at Melbourne Park, leading to one player fainting, two others pulling out with heat exhaustion and another vomiting on court, while plenty of fans stayed away.
The Belorussian said: "It wasn't too bad. I went to practise after so I'm okay.
"It's not easy those conditions but it's the same for everybody. You just have to adapt to it and try to do the best things to prepare. Actually I felt better as the match was going on than in the beginning."


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Atrenta Inc., the leading provider of SoC Realization solutions for the semiconductor and consumer electronics industries, announced today a significant expansion in its sales and support operations in Israel with the addition of a dedicated sales manager and a customer solutions architect.
Uri Farkash joins Atrenta as sales manager for Israel from Sigrity, where he was sales and site manager of the Israeli branch until its recent acquisition by Cadence Design Systems. Previously, Farkash worked for the Israeli distributor AST, where he served as the director of EDA & IP operations for more than nine years. Uri Farkash brings 25 years of electronic design automation (EDA) experience to the position. Uri has a Computer Engineering degree from the Polytechnic Institute of Cluj-Napoca in Romania.
Igal Ze'evi, an Israeli Technion ee BSc graduate, joins Atrenta as customer solutions architect for Israel. Previously, Ze'evi worked at Synopsys Israel for six years where he was a senior design/applications consultant delivering services for most of the front-end and back-end steps in IC design. Before that, Ze'evi served as VLSI manager at Horizon Semiconductors, senior technical designer at Charlotte's Web Networks and group leader for Ethernet IP development at IBM.
Atrenta decided to expand its sales and support operations in Israel to better serve both local Israeli customers and the many multi-national customers who maintain design centers in the region.
"Atrenta is seeing significant market demand across Israel. We want to provide stronger and more complete local support for our growing base of customers in the region," said Dr. Ajoy Bose, chairman, president and CEO of Atrenta. "There are many advanced system-on-chip (SoC) designs being done in Israel making it an increasingly strategic region for us. Atrenta's suite of RTL analysis and optimization tools fits well with this advanced design profile."
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OK, stupid question time: what have you got stored in those tubs? Do you bother keeping anything carded, or are you purley an opener? There's no particular reason I ask, just snoopy.
Lots of the single carded figures have since been opened, but I can't bring myself to open the orange carded POTF2 stuff. Yeah, it's fairly hideous in a he-man sense, but it's my "vintage" stuff, that got me hooked on this stupid habit anyway.
I don't think I'll have any display space for over a year, so that's going to be fairly disturbing during that time frame. Collecting just to put it away won't be much fun
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Wisconsin Parks Gain From Minnesota Loss
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The Fourth of July holiday weekend saw an influx of campers arrive from Minnesota, whose travel plans to Minnesota state parks unraveled after the state government shut down. In failing to reach a budget deal, Minnesota's governor and legislature caused the state to suspend operations, including its state parks.
The Superior (Wisc.) Telegram reported that Wisconsin campground owners say the turn of events left many outdoor buffs in Minnesota without a place to set camp, but the immediate result was a quick and welcome boost to their bottom line.
"You just go ahead and tell' em that Wisconsin is `open for business.' Come see us!" laughs Lori Severson, executive director of the Wisconsin Association of Campground Owners (WACO).
WACO has nearly 200 members operating private campsites across the state, including many in the Indian Head region that borders Minnesota. Severson says after the shutdown, her organization was flooded with " a few hundred" calls from Minnesotans and Iowans, wanting a place to camp.
"We're sad to say that unfortunately, we probably lost some of the folks just that could not get through," admits Severson. "But we did our best at bringing in additional staffers and casual volunteers and workers who helped us man the phones, so that helped tremendously."
Meanwhile, Bob Manwell, a spokesman for the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR), says it doesn't look like there was any immediate change for Wisconsin's state parks. He says most of the time people reserve their campgrounds well in advance, especially for the Fourth of July weekend.
"That said," continues Manwell, "it's a little bit more difficult for us to have on the spot data, for people who might come for day visits or other reasons, or who may pick up on the few "show and go" campsites that we have available as part of our system."


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Teach students about life cycles by learning about worms and the ways they benefit the garden and farms. Through reading literature and completing hands-on activities, the class will conduct a worm investigation and observe that the organisms (and other animals) need food, air and space to grow.
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Canadian Sport Compact Series (CSCS) added Mosport International Raceway DDT track to their 2011 event schedule making it one of the most anticipated events of the season. With 9 years under their belt, this was the first CSCS event that did not include Drag Racing.
As the sun rose for what would be a scorching hot day racers lined the gates by 6 am. The CSCS Sailun Tires Drifting Championship had a sold out field and presented drivers with one of the most technical tracks to date. The Drift course included elevation changes and entry speeds exceeding 120km/h forcing many fan favourites to retire early. After countless tight battles and one more times Lucas Johnson was able to edge ahead of Cody Loughead for first place while Sailun Tires driver Ryan Stock rounded off the podium.
As the Time Attack teams rolled through tech inspection it was clear that Time Attack has taken off north of the border. CSCS lap record holder Sasha Anis piloted his Hyundai Genesis to claim another CSCS track record with a staggering 1:06.021 taking home 1st place in the URWD class. NextMod/APH debuted a widebody Evo 9 that kept every photographer busy but also proved itself on the track with the second fastest time of the day, an impressive 1.07.258 winning the UAWD class. The most competitive class of the day was UFWD where Marco Botelho from Defcon-Racing edged past Scott Nicol by under half a second for 1st place. Other notable drivers included James Houghton who set an impressive 1:08.580 in the Sailun Tires SFWD class.
The Show & Shine field and Vendor alley were also busy all day. Scion Canada was offering free rides in a brand new Scion tC on the road circuit. Presenting sponsor for the day JRP had an impressive booth showcasing the latest performance products and showing off both of Team JRP's Time Attack cars. Team JRP included Jeff Pippys Evo x (1:10.386, 1st SSAWD) and James Kutschke RX-7 (1:10.617, 3rd URWD). Hyundai Canada had many Hyundai Genesis's on display including Andrew McDonalds which took home 1st place in his class for the Show & Shine competition. With Andrew's crazy show car and Sasha setting the fastest time of the day it proves Hyundai's can do it all.
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Samsung worker confirms April launch for Galaxy S III
Quad-core Ice Cream Sarnie phone to debut in UK
A Samsung staffer has confirmed that the Galaxy S III smartphone will be out next month, as past rumours and the handset's officially recognised absence from this week's Mobile World Congress (MWC) have suggested.
That said, the source, who whispered in the ear of the chap from ZDNet Korea, spilled the beans under the condition he remain anonymous, so this is no official confirmation of the launch.
The mole didn't discuss the handset's specs, which are said to centre on a quad-core processor - a kind of chip Sony, for one, doesn't think is ready for prime time - a 12Mp camera and a curved OLED screen.
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The last few days we discussed our "Lemon Tea of the Year." Please continue to discuss this topic.
Today's topic was inspired by an IM chat with Xell.
Xell wrote:But now more than a year past, and I still have my passion for tea more than ever.
So, inquiring minds want to know if you are as passionate about your tea as you were a year ago, more passionate, or has your TeaPassion waned? Thanks for the topic, Xell!
Please stop by often and share with us your brews throughout the day. As stated above, I am looking forward to our TeaPassion Discussions ... bottoms up!


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2012-2013: In indoor track, ran a personal best in the 500m of 1:16.17, placing second at Yale-Dartmouth-Columbia...Contributed to the distance medley relay team claiming the season's fastest time with a second-place finish at the Giegengack Invitational...Placed second in the 500m at the Yale Season Opener...Also placed second in the 800m the Yale Collegiate Invitational...Finished fourth in the 400m at H-Y-P...Competed in indoor Heps to place ninth in the 400m prelims...In outdoor track, placed third in the 400m at Harvard-Yale...Also earned third place in the 400m at the Oxford-Cambridge meet...Finished tenth in the 400m prelims at outdoor Heps...Contributed to best 4x100-meter relay time of season, with the team placing fifth at Heps, as well as the team's best 4x400-meter relay finish in the ECAC Championship meet...Also ran on the 4x800-meter relay squad that secured first place and the fastest time of the year at Yale's Springtime Invitational.
2011-2012: In indoor track, competed in the 4x4 at ECACs…Competed in the 400m and the 4x4 at Heps…Seventh in the 400m at HYP…In outdoor track, ran a personal-best 56.13 in the 400m at HY to place third…Second in the 800m at the Larry Ellis Invitational in 2:11.43…Competed in the 4x4 and 400m at Heps…Competed in the 4x4 at ECACs.
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LucasArts and TT Games have announced that Lego Indiana Jones: The Videogame [working title] will whip onto game consoles next year. Developed by the same team at Traveller's Tales that created the Lego Star Wars series, Indiana Jones presents a tongue-in-cheek take on the first three cinematic adventures of pop culture's iconic archaeologist, including Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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We wanted to let you know some exciting news about "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed." (Thursday) at 7 p.m. ET/PT, "Entertainment Tonight" is scheduled to host the world TV premiere of a special preview of "The Force Unleashed," including the very first look anywhere at the trailer for the next chapter of the "Star Wars" Saga, which debuts from LucasArts in Spring 2008. read more ...
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Joslin Heyn had never heard of Niue Island, a sparsely populated speck in the South Pacific northeast of New Zealand.
But soon after learning of its existence, she spent two years there -- from January 1999 until last February -- as a Peace Corps volunteer.
A 1994 graduate of Lampeter-Strasburg High School who holds a degree in environmental earth science from Johns Hopkins University, Heyn was assigned to the island's forestry division.
"Niue is the epitome of a tropical island paradise," she wrote while still there. "It's about the size of Baltimore city in land area but with the population similar to that of my freshman dorm. I felt like I had landed on a whole new planet where problems aren't caused by overpopulation but rather under-population....
"Niue's biggest problem is every year they lose a few more of their talented and intelligent youth to New Zealand, a "brain drain,'" she added.
"Peace Corps was started here to help develop both the public and private sectors in order to make it more appealing for people to stay...."
"Having little to no background in forestry, I was very scared that I would have nothing to contribute once I got here. I was wrong," wrote Heyn, whose projects included planting indigenous seedlings with youth. "My learning curve since I first set foot on Niue has been a near vertical line....
"They sum it up very well in the Peace Corps motto: "It's the toughest job you will ever love," she added.
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St. Joseph tops ND-Fairfield hockey at Arena
BRIDGEPORT -- Notre Dame of Fairfield boys' hockey coach Steve Hetherman suggested that his team got psyched out playing in a 9,000-seat arena.
Whether that is true or not, the Lancers turned in a disappointing effort Monday and suffered a 6-2 loss to St. Joseph in the second annual New Year's Eve High School Hockey Faceoff at Webster Bank Arena.
Senior captain Christian Keator recorded his second consecutive hat trick for the Cadets, who improved to 3-2. Notre Dame suffered its third straight loss and dropped to 1-3.
The Lancers had major problems with their special teams. They allowed two power-play goals, one shorthanded, and went 0-for-4 with the man advantage.
"No effort," Hetherman repeated three times. "You're not going to win a game against St. Joseph without effort, and it showed. You can't teach effort."
Scoring three goals at the home rink of the American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers certainly created a memory for Keator, a Milford native who was playing at Webster Bank Arena for the first time in his life.
"It's an amazing arena," Keator said. "I love playing here ... a hat trick in a beautiful arena, it's great. I can't wait to come back and hopefully play here another time."
Keator actually had two chances for a fourth goal in the final minute. The first time he was stopped by Notre Dame goalkeeper Scott Kline and the second time he passed to Colin Powell, who scored his first varsity goal in the second period.
"I was trying to share the weath," Keator added.
The Cadets received production throughout the lineup as 10 different players had either a goal or an assist, including sophomore Chris Kirven, who also registered his initial varsity goal.
"We've had our ups and downs already, as early as it is," St. Joseph coach Marty Crouse said. "We're 3-2, over .500 now, and hopefully this is our turning point where we start playing better. We've had only one other game where we scored five goals. We knew we need to put the puck in the net more and tonight we did."
The Lancers were hurt by another slow start. In their previous game, they rallied from 2-0 and 3-1 deficits before falling to Darien 5-4 in overtime. Against St. Joseph, however, they trailed 4-0 after two periods, and that was too much to overcome.
"You expend so much energy trying to get back into a competitive game," Hetherman said. "On our power play, what was most surprising is that whatever we taught them, they discarded."
Kirven and Brian Canfarotta scored 43 seconds apart in the first period before Powell and Keator added goals in the second to give the Cadets their 4-0 lead.
The Lancers did make it interesting in the third period, scoring twice in a 27-second span in the first two minutes of the third period.
After Craig Hessenius' point shot snuck past Cadets' goaltender Marc Van Etten, Jake Novak redirected Matt Heim's shot from the point to make it 4-2 just 94 seconds into the third.
St. Joseph was reeling a bit and the Lancers had a chance to pull within one after Andrew Gore went off for holding, but Keator delivered the back-breaker for Notre Dame as he scored an unassisted shorthanded goal at 5:11. He broke in alone and beat Kline through the five-hole.
"When they scored two goals quick, I knew we had to put one back in there to get our team going again," said Keator, who completed his hat trick with 3:53 remaining. "I was glad I could do it for my team. That's my job as a captain.
Each goalie finished with 23 saves as the Cadets outshot the Lancers by a 29-25 margin.
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St. Joseph 2 2 2--6
Notre Dame 0 0 2--2
Records: St. Joseph 3-2; ND-Fairfield 1-3; Goals: SJ--Chris Kirven, Bryan Canforatta, Colin Powell, Christian Keator, Christian Keator 2; ND-- Craig Hessenius, Jake Novak; Assists: SJ-- Filippo Petrini, Sean Smith, Zach Usinger, Matt Greenhut, Troy Deering, Ryan Corcoran; ND-- Erik Laaksonen, Matt Heim; Goalies: SJ--Marc Van Etten (34 saves); ND--Scott Kline (28).


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Another great installment of COVERING PHOTOGRAPHY arrived in my inbox today:
"On the record: Avedon to Yavno
This month, Covering Photography is offering a slight variation on a theme. No, we're not giving up on book covers, but click HERE and find twelve album covers. The photographers whose images are on these covers, listed in alphabetical order, are:
Richard Avedon
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Joel Meyerowitz
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Previous Covers of the month:
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Not ready to accept electronics on your mountain bike? Well, you'd better get used to it, with more riders and companies taking the leap to battery augmented suspension. Scott-3Rox rider Geoff Kabush is one of the latest converts, using Fox's fast-acting iCD fork and rear shock on his Spark 900 Premium full-suspension 29er.
Unlike RockShox's Ei system, which was co-developed with French bicycle company Lapierre and auto-adjusts to the terrain as needed, the Fox iCD setup is more of a manual system. A tidy handlebar-mounted remote is conveniently positioned next to the grip and switches the fork and rear shock between open and locked modes in less than 0.45 seconds, according to Fox. Power comes from a Shimano Di2 battery on the down tube.
According to Scott-3Rox team head mechanic Scott Kelly, the quick response time is further blurring the lines when it comes to choosing between a hardtail and full-suspension machine for race day.
"It's getting harder and harder with the iCD, because it's just the flick of a switch, so you get all the benefits of a dually when you need it," he told BikeRadar. "But for a course like Val di Sole, where there's lots of climbing, he [Kabush] is still going to go with a hardtail just based on the weight.
Standard name decals are so yesterday…
"[The suspension] is based on the course, so it can change from race to race. When they do their pre-riding, the focus is on tires and on what suspension is going to optimize the bike for that race course."
Shimano is heavily featured elsewhere on Kabush's bike, which is built with a mix of XTR 'race' and 'trail' components. The hydraulic disc brakes come from the former parts bin, with more pared-down levers that omit the pad contact and tool-free reach adjustments, and lighter-weight pads that do without the 'trail's' heat-shedding backing plates.
The drivetrain, on the other hand, takes from the 'trail' column, with the 175mm-long crank arms, slightly downsized 38/26T chainrings (Shimano's usual 'race' two-ring cranks more commonly come with 40/28T rings) and the clutch-equipped Shadow Plus rear derailleur for improved chain security and quieter running.
Scott parts brand Syncros fills out most of the rest of the build kit, including the carbon-wrapped FL1.0 stem and FL1.0 low-rise carbon bar, the FL1.0 carbon seatpost, and the XR1.0 saddle. Kabush's bike was also equipped with ultra-light and fast-rolling Maxxis MaxxLite 29 tires wrapped around Syncros "Carbon 29" wheels, although he's frequently seen on his tried-and-true Stan's NoTubes aluminum rims on race day.
Other details include a Stages Cycling power meter – which practically disappears into the non-driveside crankarm – a Garmin Edge computer, crankbrothers Eggbeater 11 pedals, a King stainless steel bottle cage, and Wheels Manufacturing brass derailleur housing ferrules for what Kelly describes as "stiffer" shifting.
"The majority of what Geoff does is pretty stock," Kelly said. "He's just really particular about getting his bikes all set up similarly, so we take into account sag when we're doing our fit and whatnot."
Kelly has done an admirable job of hiding the Fox iCD wires
Part of that fit requirement is accommodating Kabush's long torso. Despite standing at a fairly tall 6ft 2in (1.88m), the Canadian rider rides an XL frame size to better suit his extended reach. Saddle height is a fairly modest 770mm and the saddle is perched rather far forward on a zero setback post, but the stem is still a generous 100mm long.
Total weight as pictured for this Scott is 10.8kg (23.8lb).
Complete bike specifications
- Frame: Scott Spark 900 Premium, XL
- Fork: Fox 32 Float 29 100 FIT iCD, 100mm travel
- Rear shock: Fox Float iCD
- Headset: Syncros press-fit, 1 1/8in to 1 1/2in tapered
- Cranks: Shimano XTR Trail FC-M980 with Stages Cycling power meter, 175mm, 38/26T
- Chain: Shimano XTR CN-M980
- Cassette: Shimano XTR CS-M980, 11-36T
- Brakes: Shimano XTR Race BR-M985, 160mm rotor
- Brake levers: Shimano XTR Race BL-M985
- Shift levers: Shimano XTR SL-M980-IL
- Front derailleur: Shimano XTR FD-M985-E2
- Rear derailleur: Shimano XTR Trail Shadow Plus RD-M985
- Wheelset: Syncros "Carbon 29"
- Tires: Maxxis MaxxLite 29, 29x2in, 23psi
- Saddle: Syncros XR1.0
- Seatpost: Syncros FL1.0 Carbon Zero
- Stem: Syncros FL1.0, 100mm x -6 degrees
- Handlebar: Syncros FL1.0, 710mm wide, 15mm rise
- Grips: ODI Ruffian Lock-On
- Pedals: crankbrothers Eggbeater 11
- Bottle cage: King stainless steel
- Computer: Garmin Edge
Critical measurements
- Rider's height: 6ft 2in (1.88m)
- Rider's weight: 76kg (170lb)
- Saddle height, from BB (c-t): 770mm
- Saddle setback: 60mm
- Seat tube length (c-t): 481mm
- Seat tube length (c-c): 403mm
- Tip of saddle nose to c of bar: 605mm
- Saddle-to-bar drop (vertical): 60mm (to grip)
- Top tube length: 628mm (horizontal)
- Head tube length: 115mm
- Weight: 10.8kg (23.8lb)


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Droid Life has gotten their hands on a screenshot of a Verizon internal system that providers more details about the Android 4.o update for a handful of devices. The HTC Rezound, Motorola Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR Maxx have nearly finished carrier testing of the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, and are nearing ready for the OTA update we're all
patiently waiting for. Owners of the HTC Rezound will start to see the OTA update hit their devices on May 9th, and Motorola's RAZR and RAZR Maxx will get the update starting May 21st.
The leak also has some information regarding the Xoom 3G/4G LTE upgrade, though the picture isn't nearly as clear for the first Android tablet. Carrier testing ended just over a week ago, but since the upgrade will come from Google rather than Verizon, the release date is simply listed as TBD. We don't know whether the upgrade for the Xoom passed carrier testing, or whether Verizon sent the update back to Google for more work. Hopefully it's the former, and the Xoom will see it's share of Android 4.0 very soon.
So if you own the Rezound, RAZR, RAZR Maxx, or Motorola Xoom from Verizon, the wait for the next great Android operating system will soon be over. Stay tuned!


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Research and Analysis by William T. Rabin
Men Who Claim Benefits Before Age 65: Findings from the Survey of New Beneficiaries, 1968
from Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 33, No. 11 (released November 1970)
Special Awards to Persons 72 and Over, Oct.–Dec. 1966
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England midfielder Dele Alli will undergo a precautionary scan after sustaining a thigh injury during England's 2-1 World Cup Group G win over Tunisia.
Captain Harry Kane completed a brace with a dramatic stoppage-time winner in Volgograd, by which point his Tottenham team-mate Alli had already made way for Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
Gareth Southgate's squad are undertaking a light training session in Repino, despite only arriving back at their tournament base at 0600 local time.
The starting XI from Monday's win will rest up and undertake recovery work back at the team hotel.
England are back in action at Russia 2018 when they face Panama in Nizhny Novgorod on Sunday. The Central American nation were beaten 3-0 in their opening game against Belgium.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek impressed in his second half cameo against Tunisia. He's out there with the #ENG non-starters from last night#WorldCup @OmnisportNews pic.twitter.com/cVrYS253jb— Dom Farrell (@DomFarrell1986) June 19, 2018
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Michael Krumwiede, left homeless when an electrical fire destroyed his mobile home March 8, said of those who helped him: "God sent me angels."
Michael Krumwiede, left homeless when an electrical fire destroyed his mobile home March 8, said of those who helped him: "God sent me angels."
Now, in describing a donated mobile home that is available to him for the cost of a 40-mile relocation, he says it would be "heaven."
"I don't know where I would be without everyone's help," said Krumwiede, 61.
The 1984 model two-bedroom, one-bath mobile home is in southwest Marion County, roughly 38 miles from Krumwiede's lot in Fort McCoy. The next step is to get the home moved, at a cost estimated at $3,500.
Chase King, 19, is with the youth group at Trinity Baptist Church in Ocala and is a student at the College of Central Florida. The youth group and some volunteers from CF came to Krumwiede's aid by cleaning and clearing his property of the burned and damaged materials.
"I felt better when it was gone," Krumwiede said of the cleanup work at his property.
At one point, Krumwiede was sleeping on a couch in his yard and cooking his meals on a barbecue grill.
Chase, the son of State Attorney Brad King, stuck with the effort to find Krumwiede a home and, when school dominated his time, turned to his grandfather, Bob King, also of Ocala, for help.
"I placed an ad in Ocala 4 Sale seeking a donor, and I got a call from a man who saw my ad and, at the same time, saw one from a lady who wanted to give away a home if the recipient moved it off the property near Route 200 and County Road 484," Bob King said.
Carol Allison owns and lives in the tidy single-wide offered in the advertisement.
"I will be putting another home on this property. I'll be out of this home by the end of the month," Allison said.
She said a relative suggested she sell the home, but said she has always been a "giver."
"I'll leave the refrigerator and dishwasher, and I also will make sure Mike has a stove," Allison said.
Allison's parents have owned the home since 1993 and left it to her upon their death.
She invited Krumwiede and Bob and Chase King over Saturday to look at the home, and Bob King and Krumwiede returned there Wednesday for a second look.
The home needs some repair for water damage in two small sections of the floor and one ceiling area near a window.
"I can fix anything," Krumwiede said as he walked around the home and attached screen porch.
"I'd like Mike to have ownership and be involved in getting the home. He will need permits and the help of an electrician and plumber yet," Bob King said.
Krumwiede has lived on his property for about 25 years. He previously lived in Orange Park and worked as a cellphone tower builder, then with a home builder as a superintendent and carpenter.
"The home contractor went out of business, and I lost my job around 2002," said Krumwiede, who cared for his father for several years before he died in 2007.
Krumwiede suffers from the effects of polio contracted in childhood. He is divorced but remains good friends with his former wife, who was one of the first to offer help when his home burned. In addition, representatives from the Salvation Army in Ocala brought him a tent and other basic needs, and the congregation of Hope Community Church of Citra reached out with help. Thanks to several local businesses, he soon had electrical power and running water, and someone else donated a small storage shed.
Bob King, 83, said he and his wife Alethea are used to helping others in tough circumstances.
"We're involved in the disaster relief outreach of the Southern Baptist Church. We went to Miami in 1992 to assist victims of Hurricane Andrew," he said.
For now, his focus, and that of his grandson, are on helping Krumwiede. Anyone who would like to help with the cost of moving the donated mobile home to Krumwiede's property can call Bob King at 236-4185.


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The Vignoles was truly interesting. The juice was so acidic it almost tasted as if there was no sugar, but the hydrometer reading showed about 23 Brix (23% sugar by weight).
Each morning, Nick drank a large glass of grapefruit juice. The smell of Vignoles reminded him of his breakfast drink.
Vignoles is an extremely fruity variety with aromatics that take your nose in many directions, from funk to fruit salad. He was advised to use a slow-fermenting yeast, one that could be stopped easily enough before completion. This was because Vignoles is not a candidate for dry table wineits ok as a sparkling wine, but even then, a dry sparkler can mask as much as 2% residual sugar.
Nick selected the Epernay II yeast. His only worry was that daytime temperatures might not cooperate, and for a few days after he got fermentation started, they didnt. He spent a great deal of time cooling the tanks with watera great deal of time. Every evening for about four straight days, he ended the day almost entirely soaked with water, despite the protective high rubber boots and rain jacket that he wore.
It took a few weeks for the fermentation to get the Vignoles down to 2% residual sugar, which was where he wanted to stop it. That gave the wine about 11.5% alcohol, and with all that fruit, plus acidity in the finished wine well above .8% by volume, with a finished pH of 3.2, this was indeed like grapefruit, or pineapple juice with a kick!
To stop the fermentation Nick opened the doors and let the cold air in which luckily by mid October had settled into the region. Then, he racked the wine and dosed it with sulfur dioxide. The cold air didnt hurt the other wines, as they had long ago finished fermenting and were resting.
He was pleased with himself that night at home, sitting with a glass of wine, a chunk of cheese and some bread for a late dinner after work, and then the phone rang at about 9:30Riesling tomorrow!
This is what he was waiting for. The locals knew as far back as the 1980s that Riesling was the future for the Finger Lakes wine industry. Nick certainly knew it. He couldnt wait to get into his first production of Riesling. He had decided to produce a version that would be drier than most in the region. In fact, he had decided to do a few trial blends with small amounts of Gewurztraminer in Riesling to add a touch of the Old World Alsatian taste to the Finger Lakes product.
Nick slept restlessly that night.
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Eden to Green
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Treasures of the Deep
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Tour de France 2013
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Redline Rush
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Release Date: February 28, 2014
BUFFALO, N.Y. – One of the nation's more controversial issues — abortion — will be the topic of a debate next week sponsored by the University at Buffalo Department of Philosophy.
The debate, "Abortion: is it Ethical?" will be held at 7 p.m. March 5 in 20 Knox Hall on the UB North Campus. It is free and open to the public.
Taking part in the debate will be Stephen Kershnar, professor and chair of the Department of Philosophy at SUNY Fredonia, and Catherine Nolan, a UB PhD student in philosophy.
Kershnar, who will argue the pro-choice position, teaches seminars and courses on such topics as abortion, autonomy, ethics, current moral issues, and life and death. He is a recipient of a SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, and the Robert W. Kasling and William T. Hagan awards, both of which recognize Fredonia faculty members for excellence in research.
He frequently speaks at the UB philosophy department's lunchtime philosophy series and attends the department's monthly reading groups on bioethics and free will and moral responsibility.
Nolan, who will defend the pro-life position in the debate, also is a member of those reading groups and has taught a section of the philosophy department's course on bioethics nearly every semester for the past three years. Her doctoral dissertation is on the metaphysics of death and its implications for organ transplantation. She won the department's award for the best essay by a graduate student last year.
The debate on abortion is the second debate in what philosophy chair David Hershenov hopes will be an annual series of debates between UB and other Western New York philosophers on issues that are covered in UB philosophy classes.
The goal of the Philosophy Debate Series, says Hershenov, is to "highlight the importance of philosophy."
"We think that the university community and public at large will benefit from hearing professors and grad students bring their philosophical training to bear upon a number of important and controversial issues," he says. Since most of the debates will be on issues that are covered in UB philosophy classes, "I hope an exciting and informative discussion will encourage students to pursue these topics in our course offerings." Those courses cover such current controversies as abortion, embryonic stem cell research, euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, cloning and animal experimentation, among others.
"I also hope that when people see there are very good arguments on both sides of a contentious issue like abortion, that even if they don't change their minds, the debate will become more civil and thoughtful," he says.
The first debate in the series, held last year, addressed the issue of whether a person can survive death, Hershenov says. It featured David Oderberg, professor of philosophy at the University of Reading, UK, and Patrick Toner, assistant professor of philosophy at Wake Forest University.
Next year's debate will be on vegetarianism or the broader issue of animal rights, and may team UB philosophers Randy Dipert and Maureen Donnelly with colleagues from Niagara University, he says.
Hershenov says future topics under consideration include affirmative action; the death penalty; same-sex marriage; moral relativism; economic justice issues, such as who should bear the costs of global warming; the existence of the soul; the rationality of religious belief; has science shown that we lack free will, and is it possible for a machine to be conscious.


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School of Music Concerto Competition Winners Perform with DePauw Orchestra Sunday
April 1, 2014
The eight winners of the 2014 DePauw Concerto Competition will perform in concert with the DePauw University Orchestra this Sunday, April 6, at 3 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium, located within DePauw's Green Center for the Performing Arts.
The unique competition takes place annually, offering music students a chance to compete for the opportunity to perform in concert, with a full orchestra, in the 1,400-seat venue. After passing a preliminary round with DePauw faculty judges, the winners are selected by outside adjudicators in a final round.
This year's winners include Rachel Robin, piano (student of May Phang); Emily Barnash, soprano (student of Pamela Coburn); Lindsey Sullivan, violin (student of Dan Rizner); Julie Strauser, soprano (student of Caroline Smith); Dan Hickey, clarinet (student of Randy Salman); Peter Lockman, cello (student of Eric Edberg); Lance Orta, tenor, and Blake Lampton, baritone (students of Kerry Jennings).
Under the direction of Professor Orcenith Smith, the orchestra will accompany these talented soloists in a variety of large-scale works. The program features operatic favorites such as "Song to the Moon" from Dvorak's Rusalka and "Largo al factótum" from Rossini's Barber of Seville as well instrumental masterpieces like Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 and the beloved Saint-Saëns Cello Concerto.
The program's repertoire also includes another treasured work by Saint-Saëns -- the dramatic and lyrical Violin Concerto No. 3 -- in addition to the fourth clarinet concerto of the prolific 19th-century German composer Louis Spohr, and arias from both Massenet's and Auber's settings of the French novel Manon Lescaut.
General admission tickets for the event are $3. Tickets for all students, seniors over 65, and youth, 12 years and younger, are free thanks to season sponsors Judson and Joyce Green. To ensure that any person wishing to attend a performance is able to do so, a pay-what-you-can option is available online and on request. To purchase tickets, visit www.depauw.edu/music/tickets or stop by or call the Green Center box office, (765) 658-4827.Back


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