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Sometimes in our lives; we all have pain; we all have sorrow. But, if we are wise; we know that there's always tomorrow. Or maybe we need some advice. Unfortunately for most of us there is a lot of terrible advice out there. Comedian Mike Rainey noticed the vast amount of bad information available in the world and decided to dole out his own in his upcoming book Terrible Advice. We caught up with Mike to ask him a few questions about his credentials as an advisor.
WitOut: When and how did you discover that you would be an expert on giving out terrible advice?
Mike Rainey: I decided I wanted to dish out terrible advice after thumbing through some book on a shelf in Target whose focus was to instruct the reader on how to be happy 24/7. Aside from the absurd notion that a person should be happy all the time, the advice that the author was giving was utterly horrendous and under no circumstances could I envision their advice being able to improve someone's life. The more I thought about it, the more I was amused by how you could sell these self-help books without needing to put any real substance on the pages. I can be an obnoxious pontificator so why shouldn't I come up with as much terrible advice as possible and put it into book form to make some dough?
WO: How did you go about choosing what topics to give advice on?
MR: I would simply write about whatever topic popped into my head from the instant I decided when I wanted to write each day until the time I sat down at my desk. Topics range from buying a helper monkey to finding the right gal. Whatever felt funny to write is what I chose to write about. Plus, I have a paralyzing amount of failure in my background so I believed that I could offer impractical advice on literally anything.
WO: Who are your mentors in the field of terrible advice-giving?
MR: James Arthur Ray is a New York Times best-selling author and a total chimp who caused the death of two people and injured nineteen others in a sweat lodge ceremony gone awry. This is the same gentleman who authored a book entitled "The Science of Success." So, yeah. He's the Michael Jordan of terrible advice.
WO: What are some of your favorite bits of terrible advice you have ever received?
MR: I once read a book on business etiquette where the author instructed the reader to listen to clients and then respond by making "I" statements including personal information and incorporating the information that the client relayed. The purpose was to make the salesperson seem relatable. I was desperate for people to like me and I still have that struggle often so I started doing it. I still do it, but whenever I catch myself doing it, I stop immediately because I can only imagine how unbearable it is for whatever poor soul that has to listen to me. I was never a salesman and I never aspired to be one so I don't know why the fuck I read that piece of shit in the first place. I guess I was so desperate to be liked that I was willing to try anything. I wasn't far from doing pro bono snuff porn.
WO: What results would you expect someone to get if they followed all of the tips in your book religiously?
MR: If a reader follows the advice in this book, their life would gradually become a trainwreck. I would like to see at least one person follow this terrible advice verbatim. Maybe I'll try to get ahold of one of those sweat lodge goofballs.
WO: Do you have any good advice you'd like to give?
MR: Be good to people and good things will come your way. Also, if you Google the words "child porn," you probably won't find what you're looking for.
Mike Rainey is a stand-up comic and author from Philadelphia. He is also a cat lover, a great friend and opinionated asshole. His book, Terrible Advice, will be available on February 14 via download through Amazon.com ($5) or the print version ($10) can be purchased by contacting him via Facebook, Twitter, Email (email@example.com), or in person. Mike will be giving ten percent of all sales to St. Jude's Pediatric Cancer Research Center.


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- Juventus 2-2 Galatasaray: Last gasp Bulut strike leaves Bianconeri searching for first Champions League win10:10 | 03/10/2013
Antonio Conte's team were held in their second straight European game, as Roberto Mancini's tenure at the Turkish giants began in dramatic fashion.
Roberto Mancini enjoyed an impressive start to his Galatasaray career thanks to a 2-2 draw away to Juventus in the UEFA Champions League.
Didier Drogba put Galatasaray in front before late goals from Arturo Vidal and Fabio Quagliarella looked to have given Juventus all three points.
Umut Bulut's dramatic leveller, though, ensured that Mancini's tenure began with an encouraging performance and result in Turin.
Antonio Conte made the surprising decision to leave Fernando Llorente on the bench as Stephan Lichtsteiner, Andrea Pirlo and Mirko Vucinic all came into the starting XI.
Mancini was in the dugout against his boyhood club after joining Turkish giants Galatasaray on a three-year deal on Monday. The former Manchester City boss wasted no time in making changes, with six players coming into the first team, including Albert Riera and Felipe Melo.
Mancini went with a five-man midfield after Galatasaray lost 6-1 to Real Madrid in their first Group B match and it was causing plenty of problems for Juventus, who had to use the long ball to try and break through the organised visitors' defence.
Drogba gave the visitors the lead in the 36th minute when a poor back pass from Leonardo Bonucci left Gianluigi Buffon stranded and the former Chelsea striker nipped in to place the ball into the back of an empty net.
On the stroke of half-time, Quagliarella could have scored when he found space at the near post but Fernando Muslera was alert to thwart the danger.
Juventus continued to struggle in the second half and Conte introduced Llorente as he looked to find a way back into the game.
Conte's men got their reward in the 78th minute when Quagliarella was brought down by Nordin Amrabat and Vidal coolly stepped up before smashing the resulting penalty into the top corner to give Muslera no chance.
Galatasaray lost their momentum and the home side capitalised when Quagliarella got on the end of a perfectly-weighted Pirlo cross to head home in the 87th minute.
With the home crowd still celebrating Quagliarella's goal, Galatasaray struck back immediately and pulled a goal back from the kick off.
Drogba's flick on was met by Bulut who got enough power on his shot to guide it past Buffon in the Juventus goal.
Carlos Tevez and Llorente went close late on for the Serie A champions, but they failed to deny Mancini a dream start.
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|A tasty oven barbecue chicken wing, seasoned generously with both Cavender's Greek seasoning and Cajun seasoning, then finished with your favorite barbecue sauce.
Spicy Oven Baked Barbecued Chicken WingsThese oven barbecued wings are a great addition to the wing collection I am building up here. Have a mentioned before how much I love wings? Of course I have!
In my collection, I now have a Buffalo Style Hot Wings deep fried and coated with a buttery hot sauce blend, crispy deep fried Southern Hot Wings, reminiscent of southern fried chicken, Ooey, Gooey Crockpot Honey BBQ Wings and Sticky Sweet and Spicy Wings, made with Hoisin and Thai sweet chili sauce plus a few more that you can find on my chicken page.
These oven baked wings are prepared with a sprinkling of the Greek and Cajun seasonings and then topped off with homemade or dressed up bottled barbecue sauce. A delicious addition to your party fare, or to just munch on over a weekend of movie watching.
For entertaining, I disjoint the wings, saving the tips in the freezer for making stock, but for me and The Cajun, I often just leave them whole. A good pair of kitchen shears does make for a super easy job of disjointing wings and are a great kitchen tool to have.
Here's how to make these delicious barbecued wings.
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Recipe: Spicy Oven Baked Barbecued Wings©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 1 hour 15 min | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 1 (4-1/2 pound) package of chicken wings
- Cavender's Greek or all purpose seasoning (like Lawry's)
- Cajun seasoning (like Slap Ya Mama) to taste
- 2 to 3 cups of Homemade Sweet and Spicy Barbecue Sauce, Dressed up Bottled Sauce, or your favorite sauce
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Disjoint and separate the wings if desired, reserving wing tips for another use. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and place an oven safe rack on top. Spray the rack on both sides generously with non-stick spray. Arrange wings on the rack and season with generously with the Greek seasoning. Add Cajun seasoning to taste. Bake at 375 degrees F for 20 minutes.
Remove the wings and increase the oven temperature to 425 degrees F. Dab the wings with sauce, use tongs to turn them over, and season the tops. Return to the oven and bake at 425 degrees F for 20 minutes longer. Remove, dab with sauce, turn, dab with sauce and return to the oven for 20 minutes longer. Continue saucing and turning as needed in 10 minute intervals until wings are cooked through.
Cook's Notes: If you don't have an oven safe rack, I highly recommend using Reynolds Wrap Non-Stick Aluminum Foil when preparing wings in the oven.
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Don't miss it! The Butterfly Conservatory is open only for three more days—through this Memorial Day weekend.
Aflutter with tropical butterflies that feed on the nectar of specially chosen plants inside the vivarium, the exhibition features knowledgeable volunteers who can answer much about the free-flying butterflies you'll see there. Don't be surprised, too, if you see or experience something unexpected or unusual: hidden among the dark foliage you might spot the beautiful "eye" of an owl butterfly's wing (pictured below).
Or, a butterfly may alight on your shoulder. A chrysalis on the wall might move, as the butterfly within emerges.
Other species you might see, among up to 500 specimens, include the Doris longwing.
Or the green birdwing.
Or a delicate, fluttering paper kite.
Purchase tickets to the Butterfly Conservatory.
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Voices from Darfur. Reclaiming Sudanese History
This is a summary of my PhD thesis, "Voices from Darfur. Reclaiming Sudanese History" that I have just handed in. It has taken up most of my time and explains my long absence from this blog. However, I shall be back more frequently now with updates and different pieces. Looking forward to contribute more extensively again.
This thesis focuses on how refugees from Darfur living in camps in Eastern Chad voice their experiences and produce narratives of the conflict in the Sudanese province. The work is based primarily on fieldwork and interviews conducted in 12 UNHCR-administered camps in early 2009. By listening to the voices from Darfur, the overall analytical ambition of the thesis is to explore the refugees' modes of explanation and production of history as emerging in the circumscribed present of the camps. However restricting, the refugee camps are considered sites of production, where perceptions of the Darfur conflict, its root causes, its key players, and its possible future resolution are discussed by the very people who are at once at the centre of the crisis and utterly disempowered. The aim of the thesis is to show that the refugees' accounts of the Darfur conflict and their attempts to reclaim their history provide an essential element in understanding wider historical developments in Sudan and the relation between the peripheries and the state.
The work fuses anthropological and historical approaches and suggests that a particular method of deep listening can be employed to explore the refugees' modes of explanation and production of history. Among other themes, the thesis examines how Arabs are remembered by the refugees, and how the current war in Darfur must be understood as a culmination of earlier patterns of conflict in the province. A central point is that the Arab janjaweed militias were not just armed as a counterinsurgency measure against rebellious uprising in Darfur, but that the rebellion against the Khartoum government emerged as a response to patterns of militia atrocities that were already widespread. Furthermore, the thesis explores what the refugees consider to be necessary prerequisites for a return to Darfur. A central point here is that the refugees seem to have ambivalent expectations with regard to what measures can ensure a return to the areas they fled. Bodies of the international community are curiously thought of a means of nation building and of recreating a local Darfurian system of land distribution.
By analyzing the processes by which refugees try to reclaim Sudanese history, the thesis is a contribution to the study of war in the state of Sudan, arguing that the very multiplicity of voices is crucial for understanding the predicaments of the country; a clearer picture of Sudanese national history must be grounded in polyphony itself, whereby the very notion of a national history is drawn into question.


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Is Shantel Jackson Marrying Floyd Mayweather For His Money?
Did Miss Jackson score a huge payday with Floyd Mayweather or simply good old fashion love?
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: If love looks like this, I'm in love.
Floyd Mayweather takes on Miguel Cotto this May 5. This made us take a closer look at Mayweather's luck with the ladies. Is he being played out of the ring?
Shantel Jackson and Floyd Mayweather only dated a couple of months before Mayweather popped he question. 50 Cent broke the news on his twitter talking about how Mayweather had asked him to be his best man. Taking one look at this model turned boxing inspiration, it's easy to see what Floyd's initial motivations must have been. Yet after their initial fast engagement, the couple has slowed down and taken their time. They've actually now been dating for over 5 years.
Some initially believed Miss Jackson was only into Mayweather for his millions, but 5 years later that's a tough sell fo me. This might just be a couple that simply has the money, the looks, and thel ove.
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Hey-hey, I like her, isn't that how it starts?
She feel the same y'all came together but you're now apart
Since it went sour tart, you got a coward heart
You're never giving up, thinking all the while it's smart
It made you ice cold cause you gambled and your dice rolled
Snake eyes that make guys play, when they twice old
And you thought that you would never trust again
Thinking they're good just for lust and sin and not for busting in
And like the other players where they take us to their lair
Then you lay her, there's not a special person in your prayers
Going through women, some thick, a few slim and
Busting out their shirts, others out their blue denim
And there's a lot of fish in the sea, where you swimming
That you could fetch but wouldn't think they were a good catch
'til one day that fly one comes along
You think of her off an R&B cut, then hum the song
And get the feeling, feeling numb is wrong
When she's away, you miss her like when the summer's gone
The place where this coming from is strong and you trying to fight it
Delighted, when she come around hot and you're excited
They say you can feel real love when you first sight it
Also known as the gift and the curse silent
Get bit by the bug, coping, show a few the symptoms
You fall in love but just before you fell, you were tripping
Meaning you were slipping then you got opened
And told her everything, through your body language, it was not spoken
You out with her it's like you never call your hoes
Give her the tallest rose, y'all hit the mall for shows
You stop going to bars where a baller goes to pop bottles
With top models and take off all her clothes
You're still in denial but you're building a smile
When she say she, feeling your style
Cause baby girl, you got that glow
Very, very far from a hood rat and not that ho
I'm saying you could spot that, yo
Make you wanna plot at getting her, she's hot that show
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Cause baby girl got that, got that...something special
When we uh-uh, your vessel becomes a pretzel
And when you be gone I be missing your bond
Very fond, you make a heart exist in a don
I know that you're feeling me, it's all inside your kisses
Said if you were my misses I would never have a mistress
You make a player want to put away his pimp cup
Cadillac, 'caine, I'll even throw my limp up
I was in denial, it hit me like blaow
When you say you feeling my style
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My daughter and I are making the trip to KC to see the Sox play this June. I am looking for some advice...
Best place to stay (we are flying)?
Is it easy to drive from the airport to the park?
Are there good things for kids at the park?
Any advice on these or other topics is much appreciated.
Also... best place to sit with a young child?
Part of the renovation of Kauffman included a kids area in the outfield, including a carousel and some baseball related games. Not sure where the best place for kids to sit are, but be aware that its a very sunny stadium. Bring quarts of the SPF. It is also probably the cleanest ballpark I've ever been to. I don't know what the concourse floors are made with, but they absolutely shine.
Kauffman isn't very close to the airport, but then again Kansas City isn't all that close to the airport. You're going to have to rent a car, so options of where to stay are pretty open. I know there are a few hotels near the Stadium complex, but you're in the middle of nowhere. We stayed in an area of he city called Country Club Plaza, which has plenty of shopping, restaurants, bars, and on street entertainment. It's still a bit of a hike to the park, but its a nice area.
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KC was one of our best White Sox trips. Going to the Negro League Museum/Hall Of Fame is a must for any baseball fan. Art Bryants Barbeque Restaurant is a few blocks from the Museum. If you go there you won't regret it. President Trumans Presidential Library is in Independence, right next door to Kansas City. A couple of blocks from the Museum is Trumans house which is open to the public. Walking through Trumans home is something I will never forget. I'm told there is a NCAA Basketball Museum also in KC. I've heard good things about it. They also have opened a World War 1 museum recently, which is the only one of its kind in America. Kaufmann stadium was also a nice park. Its one of the few stadiums that I would go back to. All in all, Kc is definitely a good place to go to.
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A friend from work is a KC native, so I've gotten to go to Kauffman recently.
As one of the other posters mentioned, there is a kid's area in the outfield that looks pretty cool. If you get a chance to tour Kauffman, by all means do it. Gorgeous, clean ballpark and the fountains in the outfield are amazing.
The Plaza area in KC is very nice for shopping and dining. It reminded me of Oak Brook or Orland Park.
As for barbecue, my friend got me hooked on Jack Stack. They have an entree with your choice of two meats covered with BBQ sauce. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. Excellent.
I did Kansas City last year, saw the Sox win in 13 innings. Here are my notes:
1. There are two nice areas in Central KC. There's a "downtown", part of which is called the Power and Light District, and there's an area called the "Country Club Plaza", which as far as I can tell is just a second downtown. They are not right next to each other, but one is walkable from the other: it's roughly the distance between River North and the South Loop in Chicago, maybe a bit closer.
Jack Stack, one of the legendary BBQ places, is inbetween the two, closer to Country Club Plaza. North of downtown, there's this area by the river that has a steamboat museum, where they raised a sunken steamboat and put all the stuff inside on display. I thought it was super cool.
2. There is another area called 18th and Vine, which is where all of the jazz was in the 1920's. It's pretty far from downtown - I did walk there from downtown, but it was a 30-45 minute walk through some rough-looking areas. This is where the Negro League Museum was, which was amazing, and it's where Arthur Bryant's, the other legendary BBQ place, is. If you only visit two things in Kansas City, visit the Negro League Museum and Arthur Bryant's.
3. Kauffman Stadium is really nice, but it's in the middle of nowhere outside of town. You will need to either rent a car, or cab it: I think the cab fare is like $20. Royals fans are nastier than you'd expect.
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Got ur IM Aris. I don't mind weekends. Is Ernie Howlett ok for you ?
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In 2008, retail sales of specialty automotive products dropped to $31.85 billion. Despite the decline, the market is up 37% compared to ten years in 1999. This report provides an overall look at the entire specialty-equipment market. This market is broken down into nine niches, and each niche contains three segments.


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Make these delicious crepes during the bounty of the apple harvest, usually early fall. I eat hundreds of apples during the harvest, cooked in many excellent dishes, like this one!
Created by: Chef Keith Snow
Apple Crepes
Pretty easy apple crepes with brandy
Author: Chef Keith Snow
Recipe type: dessert
- 1 stick butter
- ½ cup brown sugar
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- ¼ teaspoon fresh grated nutmeg
- 1cup walnut pieces
- 3 Gold Rush or Granny Smith apples, cored and sliced ¼-inch thick
- (optional)1/4 to ½ cup Apple Jack Brandy, or any other apple liquor or brandy
- (optional)8 scoops cinnamon or vanilla ice cream
- 8 crepes(essentially, very thin sweetened pancakes)
- 2 ounces crumbled Blue cheese
- In a saute pan, melt the butter. Stir in the brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Cook the mixture for 1 minute to dissolve the sugar. Add the walnuts and apples.
- Cook the apples for 3 to 4 minutes, or until the apples are tender and caramelized. Remove the pan from the heat and add the brandy.(keep your face out of the way!) Place the pan back on the stove. Shake the pan a couple of times to ignite the flame. If the flame does not ignite, carefully light the flame with a match.
- Spread a scoop of the ice cream evenly over each crepe. Starting with one side, gently roll the crepe up like a jellyroll. Place the crepes in the freezer and freeze until firm, about 1 hour. Divide the crepes between four shallow bowls. Spoon the apple/walnut mixture over the crepes. Sprinkle the cheese over the top and serve immediately.


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This year's excavations at Tepe Düzen started with two sondages on the eastern part of the plateau, in order to find the origin and the use of the metal ores (magnetite and cassiterite) and semi-precious stones (beryl and grossular) that were found at Tepe Düzen last year. One sondage, lead by Kim Vyncke and Laura Verheyden (K.U.Leuven), concentrated on an anomaly that was found by the geomagnetic survey of Branko Music's team (University of Ljubljana) in 2007. The anomaly was highly magnetic and was supposedly an ore (possibly iron) vein. The sondage was started in order to identify the nature of the magnetic anomaly and whether or not a metal ore is naturally present at Tepe Düzen.
A trench of 5 by 5 m was excavated. The main archaeological feature in this area proved to be a refuse pit, mainly filling up what seemed to be a natural depression formed by bedrock and virgin soil. On the northeastern part of the pit, along the eastern side of the trench, a red clayish soil was found. Measurements of the magnetic value of the different soil types inside the pit by Branko Music proved that this red clayish soil was highly magnetic, whereas the values of the other soil types were more average. No visible pieces of ores were found, and the bedrock – in which ore veins could occur – proved to be really deep in this area. More tests will be done to determine whether the red soil is the origin of the geomagnetic anomaly, or if one has to look for an different origin, possibly a geological entity inside the limestone bedrock.


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Foley: Malloy should be 'punished' for attack ads
TRUMBULL -- The honeymoon from his primary win tainted by a new round of attack ads portraying him as a job destroyer, Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Foley condemned Democratic incumbent Dannel P. Malloy on Wednesday as the instigator of a smear campaign.
Foley disputed the narrative -- one used against him four years ago by the same opponent -- that his Greenwich private equity firm gutted a Georgia textile company to maximize profits when he owned the business.
At the opening of a regional campaign office in Trumbull, where the former diplomat was joined by primary foe John McKinney in a show of solidarity, Foley said Malloy is counting on distortions to cover up his abysmal economic record as governor.
"These are character attacks," Foley said. "They're attacks on people's motives. I think it's inexcusable. First of all, they're not true."
Malloy's re-election campaign stood by its criticism of Foley, who maintains that the closing of a Bibb Co. textile mill in Columbus, Ga., occurred after his firm, NTC Group, sold the company in 1996.
"He drove the company into bankruptcy, laid off hundreds of workers while he and his company took home $20 million," said Mark Bergman, a senior campaign adviser to Malloy. "Those are the facts."
The jawing between the Foley and Malloy campaigns on the first day of the general election campaign is a likely harbinger of things to come from the two adversaries, who were separated by 6,400 votes in 2010.
"I know negative advertising has a reputation for working," Foley said. "I hope that he's punished for when he's being uncivil and when he's being negative."
Foley outlasted McKinney Tuesday in a primary marked by anemic turnout, garnering 54 percent of the vote, according to the Secretary of the State's Office. Twenty percent of Republicans, the smallest bloc of the electorate, voted.
But the rivals had short memories Wednesday, with McKinney distancing himself from his criticism during the primary race that Foley needed to be much more specific on fiscal policy and gun control.
"As I said last night, primaries are about making small differences into big differences," said McKinney, who is from Fairfield and decided to forgo re-election as state Senate minority leader to run for governor.
Critical of Foley's plan to hold spending flat for two years, which he previously said would not close a projected $1.4 billion deficit, McKinney had an epiphany Wednesday.
"If he flat-funds the budget, we're going to have a balanced budget and probably a surplus," said McKinney, the son of the late U.S. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney.
Foley will be joined atop the GOP ticket by Groton Town Councilor and former Mayor Heather Bond Somers, who won a tightly contested primary over state Rep. Penny Bacchiochi and former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker of Bridgeport.
McKinney strode into Foley's Trumbull field office a few minutes before his former rival, taking in the scene of a wall plastered with Foley campaign signs and television cameras.
"Hold on, it's M-c-K," McKinney joked, spelling the first three letters of his last name.
McKinney wasn't done breaking the ice, however. He doused Foley in cold water as part of the Ice Bucket Challenge viral video campaign to raise awareness for ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
"You're not holding this against me?" McKinney asked Foley. "Oh my God, I can't believe I'm doing this. My mother wouldn't be happy."
Foley threw down the gauntlet, calling on Malloy, State Democratic Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo, who is from Trumbull, and Malloy strategist Roy Occhiogrosso to accept the same challenge.
Malloy plans to make good on the challenge Saturday in Stratford, where he will also run in the MADD Dash 5K race.
A soaking-wet Foley embraced McKinney after his baptismal ice bath as the GOP nominee.
"Did you bring a towel?" Foley guffawed.
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If you read my blog on this website, you can see my history with this disease goes way back: I believe I was infected in 1983 or '84 and tested positive in 1987. I consider myself one of the more fortunate people living with HIV because I lived long enough to experience HAART and its side effects.
Sometime in 1996 or 1997, I received an AIDS diagnosis; my T cells dropped below 200 and I experienced many bouts of thrush and had several Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) lesions on my feet. But it was cryptococcal meningitis that finally landed me in the hospital. Lucky for me, I was able to add Crixivan to my AZT/3TC combo and everything started to change; even the KS disappeared on its own! I went through all the usual side effects associated with those meds: headache, nausea, explosive diarrhea, but I was just happy to be alive.
I went on to experience horrific side effects each time I had to change my regimen because my doctor thought I was developing resistance to my current HAART. Each time I changed meds, I was prepared for a whole new round of horrific side effects. This was my mindset in late fall of 2001, when I was told it was time to change meds again. I had just experienced living and working in Manhattan when the Twin Towers went down, so I wanted to put off switching meds until Christmas, when I could go home to Southampton and take a week off to experience the new side effects.
My brother Billy and his wife Leslie had a guest cottage behind their home in Southampton that I rented year round, so it was a safe place for me to rest and recuperate from whatever nasty side effects I would be experiencing. I knew full well that the first few days would be miserable, so I didn't start my new meds (which included Viracept) until the day after Christmas.
I took my first set with breakfast and then went next door to babysit my two nephews, Jimmy and Will, while Leslie and her mother went to the mall. Thankfully, things went south before they even left the house! Wee Will, who was 2 at the time, came to me while I was laying on the couch to announce: "Baba, me hungry." I struggled to get up to feed him but immediately realized I just couldn't! So I told him to run and get his Mom before she left and tell her Baba was sick. My head was throbbing as I heard him screaming: "Mama, Baba gick, Baba gick!"
Leslie came back and when she felt me she got out a thermometer and quickly determined I had a temperature of 104. I told her to call my doctor in Manhattan who in turn instructed her to give me aspirin and get me into a tub of cool water with ice packs under my armpits. My doctor said to call back in an hour when my temp should have gone down and let her know what it was. Sadly, Leslie had to call back to say my temp was now 105.5 and my entire body was covered in hives.
By then I was close to delirious, and not clear as to what was happening. Evidently, my doctor instructed Leslie that I was having a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction to one of my new meds and that she needed to call 911 and tell them they needed to get me to a hospital immediately! She was also told to get blankets ready as I was in a tub surrounded by tile and metal and that at 106, I was likely to go into seizures and once in seizures at that temp, my brain would not survive very long.
Moments later, two EMTs from the Southampton Volunteer Ambulance picked me up and whisked me to Southampton Hospital where I was put on a cooling bed and given massive amounts of steroids.
That year, I spent the entire vacation between Christmas and New Year's in that hospital, recovering from an allergic reaction to the HIV meds that was so severe that I nearly died. Oddly, as sick as I was, my hospital stay turned into an incredible bonding experience with my dad. My father and namesake was Chief of Radiology at that hospital for over 30 years and each day I was there, workers from all over the hospital stopped in my room to check on me and to tell me what a wonderful man my father was to work with. My dad and mom were both in Hope Town, Bahamas, at the time and so couldn't be there, but it felt like my dad was there with me! I always knew my dad was a great dad, but it was so wonderful to learn how loved he was by all of his coworkers at that hospital.
The whole experience was so surreal to me; having just witnessed the bravery, courage and compassion of the first responders who ran to the falling Twin Towers and then to experience it myself first hand! I vowed that if I ever moved back to Southampton, I would join the ambulance company that saved my life that day. Sure enough, after Manhattan, I did a two-year stint working in England and then my job relocated me to Southampton in 2004.
The day after Christmas, I went for my first meeting at the Southampton Volunteer Ambulance; in January of 2005, I was enrolled in EMT school and became an EMT in May. I have been a volunteer EMT with the Southampton Volunteer Ambulance ever since and have been able to save hundreds of lives myself. So now, not only do I think of myself as fortunate to be alive and healthy, but even more fortunate to be able to give back to the wonderful organization that actually saved my life!
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Zermatt's photographic subjects go around the world: Matterhorn, Monte Rosa, Rothorn, Riffelsee, Schwarzsee, glaciers, Randa rock slide, grand hotels, and much more. Why not capture such a subject yourself? We can show you where to find these in Zermatt and the surroundings.
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At the Arben waterfall, the Arbenbach river plunges to the depths from a rocky crag on the lateral moraine of the former Zmutt Glacier – a dramatic sight.Details
The Gornergrat (3,089 m) is one of those places that everyone should visit at least once in a lifetime. The mountain panorama and the glorious view of the Matterhorn are unforgettable.Details
The Grand Hotel Zermatterhof has been a landmark at the heart of Zermatt since 1879. The citizens of Zermatt constructed the hotel themselves, without payment.Details
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Among Zermatt's historical buildings, it is the Hotel Monte Rosa that embodies the story of the first ascent of the Matterhorn. The resort's hotel tradition also began here.Details
The highest cable car station in Europe (3,883 m), with its new restaurant, sets fresh standards in sustainable development. The views of the highest mountains in Italy, France and Switzerland are breathtaking. The ski area on the Theodul Glacier is open 365 days a year.Details
Zermatt is proud of its Old Village, home to more than 30 buildings constructed in the traditional style of the barns and stores of the upper Valais. Many sit on flat stone slabs balanced on stilts to keep out mice. Wonderful for photographers!Details
Near Wildi between Täsch and Randa, a clear view of the Klein Matterhorn is provided through the narrow valley.Details
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The Englischer Viertel lane accesses a hidden world behind the Bahnhofstrassse. The little road leads through a quiet residential district to old wooden agricultural buildings still used by local farmers.Details
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Locals in Zermatt call this solitary valley – located where lush alpine vegetation gives way to the rocks, snow and ice of the high Alps – the "Hidden Valley". The pristine natural landscape, with the small winding river, is enchanting.Details
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For his personal arms, His Excellency, Bishop Cantu has adopted a design to reflect his life and ministry as a priest. On a silver (white) field across the center of the design, called a "fess," is a black table on which is displayed a gold chalice and silver host, for the Eucharist, the central feature of priestly ministry. These charges are used to signify that the table, in the home and as an altar, are where family gathers and it has always been the most important place for the Cantu family and for the family of Christ.
The fess is placed on a field that is blue on top and green on the bottom. Upon this split field are two crosiers; a gold bishop's crosier and a simple silver abbot's veiled crosier. These are to honor Saint Ansgar, who served God's church as a Benedictine abbot before he was called to become Bishop of Hamburg. Abbots used a veiled crosier because in ancient days bishop's worn gloves at certain ceremonies which abbots did not and the veil was to keep the abbot's hands clean for worship.
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This horchata uses toasted coconut flakes to add richness and flavor. Many horchata recipes recipes cut their final product with whole milk or rice milk. While you're welcome to do that here, I left this version, adapted from Paletas, by Fany Gerson, somewhat more concentrated so you can serve it over ice.
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- Yield:makes enough horchata for about 4 servings
- Active time: 10 minutes
- Total time:12 hours
- For the Horchata:
- 2/3 cup long grain white rice
- 1/3 cup unsweetened coconut flakes
- 3 cups warm tap water
- 1/3 cup sugar
- Extra water or milk, as desired
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- Ice
- Ground cinnamon
- 1 cinnamon stick (optional)
For the Horchata: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Place the rice in a blender and blend on high speed until it resembles coarse cornmeal, 15 to 20 seconds. Transfer to a large bowl and set aside.
Spread coconut flakes in a baking dish and transfer to oven. Bake until lightly toasted and golden brown around the edges, 1 to 3 minutes. Place toasted coconut flakes in the bowl with the pulverized rice and cover with 3 cups water. Refrigerate overnight.
The next day, transfer mixture to a blender and blend on high speed until only very fine pieces of rice are visible, about 2 minutes. Strain into a large bowl through a fine mesh strainer lined with a double-layer of cheesecloth. Add 1/3 cup sugar and whisk until sugar is dissolved. Adjust flavor with extra water or milk, as desired. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
To serve: Fill a glass with ice. Pour in the horchata. Garnish with ground cinnamon and a whole cinnamon stick if desired. Unserved horchata can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
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Bell crossed the goal line with 9:23 to go in the fourth quarter on a 24-yard touchdown run. After Tanner Fritschle made the extra point, it was 28-17 Indiana State. Fritschle added a 26-yard field goal attempt with 2:22 remaining to seal the deal.
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A two-time Olympic medalist on the Swedish America's Cup racing team was killed Thursday when his team's cutting-edge sailboat tipped during training on San Francisco Bay, trapping him underwater for at least 10 minutes.
Andrew Simpson, a 36-year-old Briton who had moved his family to San Francisco, was a strategist for Artemis Racing. He was preparing to challenge Cup champion Oracle Team USA in races that will run from July to September in 72-foot catamarans designed to give the world's oldest international sporting event extreme appeal.
After the 1:15 p.m. wreck a half-mile north of Treasure Island, Simpson was pulled from the water by teammates and rushed to shore, where he was pronounced dead after 20 minutes of CPR, authorities said. Coast Guard officials said all 11 sailors on board were thrown into the frigid water, with all but Simpson able to haul themselves into waiting Artemis support boats.
"We obviously had a tragic day out on the bay," said Artemis CEO Paul Cayard, a six-time America's Cup veteran whose team is sponsored by the Royal Swedish Yacht Club. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Simpson family, his wife and kids and the rest of the team. This was a shocking experience to go through. We have a lot to deal with in the next few days to ensure everyone is well."
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Simpson's death followed another spectacular wreck in October, when a boat belonging to Oracle Team USA pitch-poled forward, sending the 11-member crew flying into the water. No one was badly hurt, but the $8 million boat was dragged out the Golden Gate by the tide and smashed to bits by waves. The Artemis boat was also destroyed, but the team has a second boat available.
Both episodes underscore the inherent danger in pushing souped-up racing sailboats, capable of reaching speeds of 46 mph, to their limits on the windy and choppy bay. The towering catamarans used in this year's race are worlds away from the slower single-hull boats that traditionally faced off for the America's Cup. Simpson's death is only the second in the 162-year-history of the Cup.
Simpson died despite a frantic effort to save him. When he was found beneath the catamaran, teammates hauled him aboard a support boat. A San Francisco police officer from the department's marine unit then jumped aboard and began performing CPR as the boat raced toward an ambulance waiting on shore near the St. Francis Yacht Club, said San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White.
Rescuers continued to perform CPR on the dock of the nearby marina until finally declaring Simpson dead, the chief said. It was the end of a celebrated career: A sailor since he was 6, Simpson won gold in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and silver in the 2012 London Games.
"Your heart just sinks," said Bob Naber, commodore with the Bay Area Multihull Association. "This was a spectacular young man. A two-time medal winner and a father. ... There's just a big sadness."
Series of setbacks
The accident was another setback for the staging of the America's Cup in San Francisco, which has sparked great excitement and anticipation but also controversy.
Corporate sponsors have been hard to find, while private fundraising efforts to defray up to $32 million in city costs have lagged, prompting Mayor Ed Lee in February to step in to try to raise $20 million personally. A waterfront development deal with Oracle CEO and co-founder Larry Ellison's regatta group was scuttled in February 2012.
In a statement Thursday, Lee said, "This unexpected accident on the bay leaves our hearts heavy. Our thoughts and prayers are with Andrew 'Bart' Simpson's family and friends at this time of tremendous sadness. Andrew was a beloved member of the Artemis racing team and will be deeply missed by all."
Injured teammate
Another team member suffered minor injuries and was treated at the yacht club, said Fire Department spokeswoman Mindy Talmadge. The other sailors were taken to the team's base in Alameda, where they milled about in tears, comforting one another.
It was not immediately known what caused the boat, a 72-foot catamaran with a 131-foot-tall wing sail, to capsize. Winds were about 20 mph, authorities said.
The boat's bright-red underside was visible from the northeast shore off Treasure Island as a dozen other boats surrounded it and towed it to the island.
Bart Rugo, a Coast Guard auxiliary member who lives near the part of shore where the boat capsized, said the winds Thursday were a "little above normal."
"You always have to pay attention to the wind," Rugo said. "If you don't make a turn at the right time with a boat like that, it's easy to go over. With that much sail, the margin of error is small."
San Francisco Chronicle staff writers Henry K. Lee and John Coté contributed to this report. Carolyn Jones, Stephanie M. Lee, Ellen Huet and Will Kane are San Francisco Chronicle staff writers. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @carolynajones, @stephaniemlee, @ellenhuet, @WillKane


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Beth Reads (shh..): Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
Let's get this out of the way. I'm 31. Not 14, not 16, not reading Teen Tiger Heartthrob magazine and swooning about anyone named Johnny, not attending any first dances. Nope. 31.
So you can understand my immediate dismissal of Stephenie Meyer's books, despite their steady climb (more like a rocket, really) to the top of Bestseller lists, despite the instant movie, despite the meyer-mania that consumed fans everywhere, desperate for more of their butterscotch-eyed vampire hero, Edward Cullen, and the ordinary highschooler to whom he has taken a serious shine: Bella Swan.
In my work here at AbeBooks I spend a lot of time paying attention to books. What's selling, who's reading what, what's making a splash, what's going to be the next big thing, and the Twilight series' success and associated near-hysteria was eerily reminiscent of the Harry Potter phenomenon.
And just like with Harry Potter, I refused to read "children's" books, or a book I thought would be beneath my reading level, not enjoyable to me, not challenging – a waste of time. And just like with Harry Potter, more and more of my friends and colleagues guiltily came out of the closet as fans. I remember a friend – I had thought a good, and trusted friend – with her eyes downcast and her lower lip trembling, whispering "I just wish Quidditch was real," to me. What the hell was Quidditch?!? I grudgingly set out to decide for myself whether any of the fuss was worth it.
It was. O, Hogsmeade, Hedwig, Honeydukes, Hippogriffs, Hagrid, Hermione, Hogwarts! HARRY! I was immediately impressed, and hooked.
So when three separate, adult (one even older than I!) friends admitted their love of the Twilight series (I had one friend drive hours out of her way and have her car end up in a ditch, just to visit Forks, WA for her very own self), and I kept seeing those names at the top of every list, I gave in, and figured maybe it would be just like Harry Potter, and despite my snobbery and misgivings, I would love the books.
Not so. (WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! If you've not read Twilight, and care about it, stop reading).
I don't loathe them as much as I expected, to be fair. I don't even dislike them. But I will say, the writing is very young, both in tone, and in the characterization. It is more breathy romance than I personally can stomach – a lot of "he emitted a throaty chuckle" and "my head swam as his ice-cold lips pressed against mine" and "the beating of his heart made me feel more safe yet in more danger" and the like. I'm amazed I was able to read clearly with all the eye-rolling I was doing.
That said, I can see the appeal. As a love interest, Edward Cullen has a lot of attractive qualities. He's breathtakingly gorgeous, for one thing (natch), he's fast and strong and good at everything he tries. He's moody and broody and eyebrow-knitty and downturned-sexy-lips-y. His eyes range in colour from the palest gold to almost black (see above note re: moody and broody). He loves Bella, who is clumsy, and fairly ordinary, and insecure and a regular highschooler. And he loves her with the kind of passion, romance and relentless devotion that women (okay, fine, I) crave, deep down in our most embarrassing places.
One thing that bugs me is that one of the universally (to my knowledge) accepted traits of a vampire is the inability to go out during daylight, lest they become incinerated. Stephenie Meyer, who I suppose found that inconvenient to Bella and Edward's romantic development, waved it away with her omniscient writer-wand, and explains it by having Edward say "oh, right, yeah, that's a myth," and then emit a throaty chuckle. Far too convenient. In her book, vampires aren't incinerated by the sun, but they DO have to be careful, because bright sun makes them glitter and sparkle (yes, seriously), and a vampire can't be too careful to not look pretty. Otherwise people might go around trying to braid their hair and dress them up, instead of, you know, fleeing in terror and being drained of all their blood.
Another irritation is that when we are first introduced to Bella, she is painted as bright, stubborn, determined, capable, and above all, fiercely independent, but by the end of the first book, she's begging Edward to suck her blood so she can be immortal with him forever and ever, then sulks when he refuses. Not becoming to the heroine, really.
All in all, there's some good sexual and romantic tension, some decent narration and description of the gorgeous Pacific Northwest towns of Forks and Port Angeles, and enough interesting plot twists and turns to keep reading. It is for me, what I call an airplane read: If I read it on a long flight, I would enjoy it and be interested to turn the page, but wouldn't mind leaving it on the plane for the next person.
My friend did lend me all four, though… I may as well read them just to find out what happens.


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An integral part of creating a framework for personal and career fulfillment at Marlboro College involves providing a safe environment for living and learning. Marlboro students have every right to pursue their academic and professional interests in safety. Of course risks to safety can take many forms, from natural disasters to flu outbreaks. Rest assured that Marlboro has policies and procedures to deal with these risks at every level, and that being a small, close-knit community has many advantages in most cases.
With its pastoral landscapes and small communities, Vermont has a reputation for being relatively free from many of the criminal dangers that beset more urban areas. While that reputation is well-deserved—Vermont is ranked 48th among U.S. states for violent crimes per capita—that is not to say that these crimes do not occur. As required by law, Marlboro College provides statistics for the occurrence of violent crimes both at the undergraduate and graduate campus, including statements on related policies.
Undergraduate Campus Crime Statistics
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Body Shop
Pictured (l-R): Daniela Ruah (Special Agent Kensi Blye) and Eric Christian Olsen (LAPD Liaison Marty Deeks). A former defendant of Deeks is targeted for discovering information that could dismantle a lucrative car shipping operation with links to a global terrorist ring. Meanwhile, the NCIS: LA team tackles the large-scale stolen car operation from the inside when Kensi goes undercover in an auto body shop. Photo: Monty BrintonCBS ©2012 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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SSSA Citation Style Quick Guide
For more detailed information on SSSA citation style see The Publications Handbook and Style Manual.
Click on the category to find out how to cite specific resources
Preparing the Reference List
- Arrange the list alphabetically by the last name of authors.
- In the reference list itself, give the names of all authors. Optionally, if the paper has more than six authors, the rest may be abbreviated to 'et al.'
- Two or more articles by the same author (or authors) are listed chronologically.
- For multiple works by the same first author list them chronologically.
- Alphabetize entries with the same first author according to last names of succeeding coauthors and then by year, when the names are repeated exactly.
Shotwell, C.A., and G.W. Smith. 2001. Shotwell, O.L. 1998. Shotwell, O.L., M.L. Goulden, and C.W. Hesseltine. 1994. Shotwell, O.L., C.W. Hesseltine, and M.L. Goulden. 1993a. Shotwell, O.L., C.W. Hesseltine, and M.L. Goulden. 1997.
- For different articles by the same author or authors published within a single year, distinguish them by adding lowercase letters to the year. Repeat identical author names in full; that is, do not use a rule to indicate names repeated from the prior entry. Do not use 'ibid.' or 'op cit.'
Capitalize the first letter of the first word of title and subtitles of articles, bulletins, or books, as well as capitalizing proper names as usual. Capitalize each word in conference names and journal titles, abbreviated or not.
Doty, W.T., M. Amacher, and D.E. Baker. 1982. Manual of methods: Soil and environmental chemistry laboratory. Rep. 121. Dep. of Agronomy, Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park.
Journal titles are abbreviated according to an international standard, as given in Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index (CASSI, updated yearly). CASSI is available in most research libraries[Owen Science and Engineering Library]. See Appendix A for guidelines and examples. If you are unsure of the correct abbreviation, write out the title in full (or at least the part in question). The staff editors at headquarters can quickly and easily abbreviate titles, but can lose much time trying to verify the existence of incorrectly abbreviated journals and other publications. When in doubt, consult a reference librarian for the correct bibliographic citation of difficult material.
Electronic Sources
(for more on this see pg. 19 of the publications Handbook and style manual)
As with any reference, the idea is to make it possible for the reader to locate the exact source cited. Give all the usual information as for print publications-author, year, and title-but then provide also the entire URL address, and a date.
This date should be the date when the information had last been updated (e.g., from the date-posted line on a web page) or when the information was accessed (either by the author citing the work or the editor checking the reference). When in doubt, include more information rather than less.
Online-only Publication
Wear, D. 2000. Research projects, Southern Forest Resource Assessment Consortium [Online]. Available at http://www.rtp.srs.fs.fed.us/econ/research/sofac/projects.htm (modified 13 Mar. 2000; accessed 8 July 2000; verified 22 May 2001). USDA Forest Serv., Research Triangle Park, NC.
Online-only Journal Article
Kampf. S.K., M. Salazar, and S.W. Tyler. 2002. Preliminary investigations of effluent drainage from mining heap leach facilities [Online]. Available at http://www.vadozezonejournal.org. Vadose Zone J. 1:186-196.
- This date should be the date when the information had last been updated (e.g., from the date-posted line on a web page) or when the information was accessed (either by the author citing the work or the editor checking the reference). When in doubt, include more information rather than less.
- Some electronic sources are the equivalent of personal communications or unpublished data (e.g., email, an online interview or chat session, or information posted on an individual home page). Cite these in the text only; include the full URL address and the date.
Reference Examples
Monographs (Books, Theses, Encyclopedias, etc.)
- Last name, First initial. Year of publication. Title. Publisher, City, State of Publisher.
Dzombak, D.A., and F.M.M. Morel. 1990. Surface complexation modeling: Hydrous ferricoxide. John Wiley & Sons, New York.
Doty, W.T., M. Amacher, and D.E. Baker. 1982. Manual of methods: Soil and environmental chemistry laboratory. Rep. 121. Dep. of Agronomy, Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park. Food and Agricultural Organization. 1994. Production and trade yearbook, 1993. FAO, Rome.
Book with Corporate Author:
- Corporate Author. Year of publication. Title of book. Location of publisher. Publisher.
California Certified Organic Farmers. 1995. California Certified Organic Farmers certification handbook. CCOF, Santa Cruz.
Book Chapter
- Chapter authors Last name, First initials. Year. Title of chapter. Page numbers. In Book editor (ed.). Title of book. Publisher. City and State of publisher.
Buresh, R.J., P.C. Smithson, and D.T. Hellums. 1997. Building soil phosphorus capital in Africa. p. 111-149. In R.J. Buresh et al. (ed.) Replenishing soil fertility in Africa. SSSA Spec. Publ. 51. SSSA, Madison, WI.
Book with an Editor
- Editor(s) Last name, First initial. Year of publication. Title. Edition. Publisher, City, State of Publisher.
Encyclopedia Article
- Article authors Last name, First initials. Year. Title of article. Page numbers. In Encyclopedia editor(s)(ed.). Title of encyclopedia. Volume. Publisher. City and State of publisher.
Salisbury, F.B. 1981. Response to photoperiod. p. 135-167. In O.L. Lange et al. (ed.) Physiological plant ecology: I. Responses to the physical environment. Encyclopedia of plant physiology. Vol. 12A. Springer-Verlag, Berlin.
Thesis or Dissertation
- Last name, First initial. year. Title of thesis/dissertation. MS Thesis or PhD Diss. Name of University. Location.
Maraqa, M.A. 1995. Transport of dissolved volatile organic compounds in the unsaturated zone. Ph.D. Diss. Michigan State Univ., East Lansing.
Koenig, R. T. 1990. Decomposition, nitrogen mineralization, and plant utilization of mineralized residue N in a subarctic agricultural soil. MS Thesis. Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks.
Periodicals (Journals, Magazines, Newspapers)
Journal Article (Scholarly or trade)
If presented by volume:
- Last name, First initial., Year. Title of article. Name of journal. Volume (issue):Page numbers.
Argo, W.R., and J.A. Biernbaum. 1995. Root-medium nutrient levels and irrigation requirements of poinsettias grown in five root media. HortScience 30(2):535-538.
Bordoli, J.M., and A.P. Mallarino. 1998. Deep and shallow banding of phosphorous and potassium as alternatives to broadcast fertilization for no-till corn. Agron. J. 90:27-33.
If presented by date:
- Last name, First initial. Year article was published. Title of article. Name of trade journal. Day Month, Page numbers.
Davenport, C.H. 1981. Sowing the seeds. Barrons. 2 March, p. 10.
Magazine or Newspaper Article
- Last name, First initial. Year. Article title. Publication title. Date. Page.
Davenport, C.H. 1981. Sowing the seeds. Barrons. 2 March, p. 10.
Mulvaney, D.L., and L. Paul. 1984. Rotating crops and tillage. Crops Soils 36(7):18-19.
Lee, S. 2007. The Lettuce Nitrate phenomenon. New York Times 4 Nov. pp G4.
Online Resources
Online Only Publication [Website]
- Organization/group/university publishing it. Year. Title of the website. URL address (accessed date; verified date). Publisher, city, state.
USDA - National Agricultural Statistics Services Census of agriculture. 2000. Published estimates data base (PEDB) [Online]. Available at www.nass.usda.gov:81/ipedb/ (accessed 15 May 2001; verified 24 Aug. 2001). USDA-NASS, Washington, DC.
Wear, D. 2000. Research projects, Southern Forest Resource Assessment Consortium [Online]. Available at www.rtp.srs.fs.fed.us/ econ/research/sofac/projects.htm (modified 13 Mar. 2000; accessed 8 July 2000; verified 22 May 2001). USDA Forest Serv., Research Triangle Park, NC.
Online-only Journal Article
- Last name, First initial. Year. Article Title [Online]. Available at URL. Journal Title. Vol.(issue): Page numbers.
Kampf. S.K., M. Salazar, and S.W. Tyler. 2002. Preliminary investigations of effluent drainage from mining heap leach facilities [Online]. Available at www.vadozezonejournal. org. Vadose Zone J. 1:186-196.
Zhang, Q., L.C. Davis, and L.E. Erickson. 1998. Effect of vegetation on transport of groundwater and nonaqueous-phase liquid contaminants [Online]. Available at www.engg.ksu.edu/HSRC/JHSR/. J. Hazard. Subst. Res. 1:Article 8.
Personal Communication (Email)
- Last name, first initial. Personal communication. Year, day month.
Note: technically personal communications are to be cited in text only. If you decide to include a citation in your reference list follow the example below.
Koenig, T. Personal communication. 2007, 22 October.
In Text Citation
The author-year notation system is required; do not use numbered notation.
(Murphy, 2001)
For within-text citations of papers with two authors, name both.
(Murphy and Smith, 2001)
With three or more authors, use 'et al.'
(Murphy et al., 2001)
For two or more articles using the same within-text citation, add a distinguishing lowercase letter to the year in both the text and references list. Separate citations with a semicolon.
(Murphy and Wong, 2001, 2001b; Murphy et al., 2001)
*For citations of multiple works by the same authors, the author names do not need to be repeated.
Information excerpted from the Publications Handbook and Style Manual available (accessed online 7 Nov. 2007) - updated version found at https://dl.sciencesocieties.org/publications/style, a publication of the Alliance of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Societies (ACSESS).


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Yo, UVA! Do the right thing!
At my house, or probably anyone's house, if I wanted to build a new indoor basketball court because my old one seemed small compared to the neighbors', and then add room for a lot of additional parking, but I realized that I also had an outdated heating system that breaks down regularly and is pouring soot onto the neighbors [News: "Excuse my smut," January 23, 2003] (http://www.readthehook.com/92982/news-overstoked-uvas-coal-soot-blankets...), which do you think I would fix first?
The fact that an antiquated heating system supports a supposedly "state of the art" hospital makes one wonder who signed off each time the hospital was modernized and enlarged.
Also, question of the year: Why the hell don't they put the scrubbers in the smokestacks? Just because someone dubiously maintains that they are "grandfathered in" doesn't make it right or acceptable. They have the money. They have plenty of money. They just don't want to.
It's not fun or sexy to spend money on your heating system, but since it's a public institution, they have a duty to answer to the public about what they're doing with state funds on state property, not to mention state air. Coal emissions are linked to acid rain, which, among other things, is linked to the continued degradation of the Shenandoah National Park.
Do the right thing, UVA. Clean up your coal burning. It's the right thing to do with public money.
And another thing: It's absurd to maintain that they can't afford to build the proposed bridge over Emmet Street– the gateway to the university which will be "experienced" by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people over its lifetime– more attractively by facing it with stone or brick, as the city had hoped. The university has the money. The size of their budget is gargantuan. UVA is a giant multi-tentacled corporation, like all modern universities, and if they can't figure out which pot to take the money out of, they can offer to name that pedestrian bridge, like everything else in modern life, for a fat-cat donor.
Come on. Do the right thing times two.
Jeremy Caplin


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South of the Border tourist attraction has been a landmark in Dillon, SC for over 60 years. With such a long rich history, there have been many cards, posters, trinkets and memorabilia associated with Pedro and The Border. Many people have collected these items over the years, and occasionally the drop us a line or email to share their treasures with us. We have some great photos on our website that reflect the changes and growth of South of Border over the years. But that is only a small fraction of the images out there in cyberspace.
We recently received a picture of a 1957 post card on our Facebook group from a person who collects memorabilia about Hwy 301. This highway is the original location for South of the Border, and was the way all our travelers came to us. This changed when Interstate 95 became the main north/south highway in the area years later. He has quite few more photos and post cards on his profile and we thank him for sharing them with us. Here is a collection of early billboards from our Facebook group too. We believe these are from the late 50's and early 60's as well. And this shot of the motel lobby and giant Pedro sign is from the 60's too, judging by the sweet, sweet rides in the parking lot.
Speaking of sweet rides, check out the photo album that showcases all the Mustangs from the car show held every year on the grounds of South of the Border. It has pictures of Mustangs and Fords from several decades. The Round Up at the Border event raises money for charity every year, and continues to attract more and more muscle car enthusiasts from across the country.
To stay connected to all the events, news, photos and fun at South of the Border, subscribe to our Twitter feed, join our Facebook group and follow our blog.
Tags: Billboards, History, memorabilia, Motor Inn, Round Up At The Border


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I want to store the same movie in multiple quality levels. I have 3 files (360p, 720p and 1080p).
Obviously having the same movie multiple times in iTunes it not acceptable. I can't fill my library with duplicates.
How should I proceed to make iTunes display the 3 files as one movie? Currently I have 3 movies in iTunes.
I saw a way (adding (HD) to the name of the file) but it doesn't seems to be enough. Adding the HD tag as in this answer doesn't help either.


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By Christina Masciere Wallace
LEWISBURG, Pa. — The College of Engineering has expanded its resources with the opening of the Richard J. Mooney Innovative Design Laboratory, a workspace in which engineering students and faculty can bring their designs and ideas to life.
The facility is the gift of Pam Mooney and family in honor of her late husband, Dick Mooney, a member of the Class of 1960.
The 2,200-square-foot addition at the rear of the Breakiron Engineering Building consists primarily of a large project development space, a design studio and a manufacturing space dedicated principally to welding, grinding and brazing.
To support Bucknell's commitment to sustainability, the new structure is topped by an outdoor patio and reception area with a "green roof," which is covered with plants that allow the building to be heated and cooled more efficiently.
"We are extremely grateful to the Mooney family for this lab," said Provost Mick Smyer. "Engineering, like many fields, is a capital- and labor-intensive endeavor. Space and equipment are crucial to ensure our engineering faculty and students can keep focusing on constant innovation."
Dick Mooney, an engineer, was known for his continual quest to redesign and improve upon mechanical devices. The mission of the new lab reflects that perfectly, said Pam Mooney, who noted that her husband always credited his success to his Bucknell education.
President John Bravman spoke at the Sept. 12 dedication ceremony.
"We are fortunate that our engineers work in a liberal arts context, which is very important today," said Bravman. "Solving real-world problems takes a whole team of people with different areas of expertise — people who are always trying new things and are not afraid of failure. Our best legacy will be to honor Dick's memory in the way we instruct students and inculcate the values he held dear."
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Lynne Rae Perkins, Newbery Award Winner
Despite the chill of a February night, Dennos Museum Center in Traverse City fills up quickly. Local libraries and other sponsors are serving up punch and goodies at a reception to honor Leelanau County author Lynne Rae Perkins and her 2006 John Newbery Medal for children's literature — that shimmery gold seal on the cover of great kids books, essentially the Academy Award of the genre.
Although there hasn't been much time to publicize the event, well-wishers show up by the dozens: neighbors and friends from Leelanau County, parents of her children's friends, members of her church, a woman who once sold her some wallpaper border, lots of librarians. Perkins, dressed in black slacks and sweater, her straight, red hair held back by leopard-print reading glasses, begins the evening greeting guests. Then, as book-clutching fans form a tentative line, she brings out her pen to sign one copy after another of Criss Cross, the winning title, and her previous books.
Later, when it's time for a short program, she learns that the portable loud speaker isn't working, and Perkins bows out of reading. She'll just keep talking to people individually, she says, because "I'm having so much fun doing that." Looking into the crowd of nearly 200 people, she grins broadly.
"In the 18 years I've lived here, I've been successful at being anonymous," she laughs. "That seems to be changing."
At age 49, Perkins, who has an MFA in printmaking and spent the majority of her career as a visual artist, is suddenly a literary luminary and best-selling author. Within hours of learning that she'd won the Newbery, Perkins was whisked to New York for an appearance on the Today Show. About 50 interviews followed, including one on National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation, where host Neal Conan asked what she planned to do when the royalties rolled in.
"I'm going to buy a new watch," Perkins responded.
Yes, she can buy a watch, all right. Criss Cross, the story of 14-year-old Debbie's adolescent awakening, will stay in print indefinitely. Every library in the country will purchase at least one copy, explains Virginia Duncan, Perkins's editor and a vice president and publisher at Greenwillow Books. Schools will buy the books, too, as will grandparents and parents, who use the Newbery list as a buyer's guide. Perkins's first novel, All Alone in the Universe, and her picture books for younger children — including two that Greenwillow is rushing back into print — will no doubt ride the wave.