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The Particulars
With Yale still harboring hopes of an Ivy League championship, Harvard will look to play the unfamiliar role of spoiler as the Crimson and Bulldogs play the 127th edition of "The Game" at Harvard Stadium.
Versus TV
Saturday's game will be shown live on Versus TV. Check your local listings and cable/ satellite providers for information. On the call will be Ron Thulin, Ross Tucker, Glenn Parker and Lewis Johnson.
The game can also be heard live on the radio and over the internet on AM 1120 (Boston), 1390 (Plymouth), 970 (Sturbridge) with Bernie Corbett and former Harvard QB Mike Giardi '94, as well as WHRB-FM 95.3 (Cambridge) with students Scott Reed and Charlie Hobbs.
Following the game's blackout schedule, full audio and video will be available on GoCrimson.com as an archived event. Fans will be able to download the game to their computers any time with Bernie Corbett and Mike Giardi '94 on the call. The game is part of the football season pass and can also be purchased as a one-time event. Streaming is offered on computers, iPads and iPhones.
- Download Complete Harvard Game Notes (PDF)
- Hospitality/ Game Day Information
- Watch Live On-Demand & Mobile Video
Where We Stand
Penn remains undefeated in league play following its win over Harvard last weekend while Yale sits one game behind. The Quakers need to lose at Cornell this week and Yale needs to defeat Harvard in order for the two to share the Ivy title.
The Series
Yale holds a 65-53-8 series lead against Harvard in the 126 previous editions of The Game, though the Crimson has won eight of the last nine against the Bulldogs - including last season's memorable 14-10 win in New Haven, Conn.
- Harvard-Yale Game Promo 1
- Harvard-Yale Game Promo 2
- Harvard-Yale: All About The Game
- In Photos: Harvard Football Traditions
Undefeated Seniors?
Harvard will be going for its fourth-straight win over Yale this year, which would provide a rare undefeated career for Harvard's seniors. In the series, four Harvard graduating classes have gone unbeaten against the Bulldogs with the latest coming from 2001-05 (two classes included). Yale has had six such occurrences but none since a six-year undefeated streak from 1902-07 provided three graduating classes with perfect HY records.
Last Year's Meeting
In Tom Williams' H-Y debut, a strong Yale showing was shattered in the blink of an eye in a game that will go down among the most notable in series annals.
With Yale leading 10-0 late in the fourth, Harvard drove 76 yards in six plays as Collier Winters found Matt Luft for a 41-yard touchdown with 6:46 remaining. The score would never have been possible were it not for Gino Gordon who kept Harvard's hopes alive as he spun out of a tackle on fourth-and-four from his own 30-yard line, eventually rumbling 19 yards.
Yale got the ball back but eventually found itself in fourth-and-22 from its own 25-yard line with 2:40 remaining. With the league's best punter in Tom Mante waiting to boot it down field, Yale instead called an improbable fake punt reverse run. John Powers never came close to the first down as Collin Zych and Anthony Spadafino stuffed him seven yards shy, giving Harvard the ball at Yale's 40 yard line as a stunned Yale crowd looked on.
It took Harvard just three plays to devastate the crowd again as Chris Lorditch cut across the middle of the field and then swiftly past two defenders up the seam as Winters lofted a perfect pass over the inside coverage. Thirty two yards later, Harvard led and made the margin stand up when Jon Takamura intercepted Patrick Witt shortly thereafter.
Harvard's Last Time Out
Special teams miscues by Harvard led to the first 17 Penn points in a 34-14 loss on Saturday. Brandon Colavita carried 17 times for 122 yards and two TDs as Penn clinched at least a share of the Ivy League title.
Harvard drove into Penn territory four times in the fourth quarter but got just seven points. The Quakers ended two of those drives with interceptions and also stopped Harvard on downs with 56 seconds left.
Gino Gordon carried 21 times for 110 yards and a touchdown and Collier Winters completed 21 of 44 for 219 yards and a touchdown but was intercepted three times.
Yale's Last Time Out
Geoff Dunham scored on a 57-yard fumble recovery and Yale overcame struggles on offense in a 14-13 win over Princeton.
The Bulldogs, who totaled 299 yards of offense, took a 7-0 lead after Dunham picked up the fumble forced by Allen Davis on second-and-eight early in the first quarter.
Princeton got back in the lead after a 33-yard field goal by Patrick Jacob and a 28-yard pass from Connor Kelley to Trey Peacock for a 10-7 advantage with 3:45 left in the second quarter.
However, the lead was short-lived as Patrick Witt threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Chris Blohm with 1:59 left until halftime.
Witt finished with 237 yards on 22-for-32 passing in Yale's third straight win.
Harvard Coach Tim Murphy
In his 17th season as Harvard's head coach, Tim Murphy enters Saturday's game with a 110-58 record with the Crimson and a 142-103-1 overall head coaching record, which includes five years at Cincinnati and two years at Maine. Murphy is one of just five coaches to win 100 games since the formation of the Ivy League in 1954. Murphy has led Harvard to five Ivy League championships (1997, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2008). He is 11-15 all-time against Yale.
Yale Coach Tom Williams
Tom Williams is in his second season as the Joel E. Smilow '54 Head Coach of Football at Yale. Williams had previously served as a defensive assistant for the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars. He is 0-1 against Harvard.
Complete Game Notes
For complete games notes in PDF format, click on the link at the beginning of this page.


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Japan international Yoshida, 25, was banished to the bench in the first-half of the season after Jose Fonte and Dejan Lovren formed a rock solid partnership.
Yoshida could have joined clubs in Holland and his homeland last month but an ankle ligament injury to Croatian Lovren prevented a move and has given him a run in the team.
He said: "It is very good to be back in the team and I am happy to be playing again.
"There is very good competition for defenders and centre backs so I need to keep applying myself.
"When I wasn't playing the team was playing very well so I couldn't be disappointed but I tried to be professional and wait for my chance and now I have a massive chance I think.
"I did not think about leaving. The stadium and the club are fantastic. My dream is to play in the Premier League and have success here. Why would I play half a season then go to another club or another country, that's crazy."
Yoshida has started the last three league games and is now ready to secure his spot in Japan's World Cup squad by helping Saints bag a place in the Europa League.
Yoshida said: "It has not been frustrating but it has been a disappointing time for me because I'm looking to play in the World Cup.
"If we have to chance to qualify for Europe it would be a big opportunity but we are just focusing on Hull, we don't think about more into the future."

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After the Civil War, 37 acres of this land were bought as a farm by W.B. Shaw, a war veteran who had come to Washington to work in the Treasury Department. Shaw pursued his hobby, the growing of water lilies, on the marshy sections of his land. He imported 12 hardy American white lilies, from his native Maine and grew them in an abandoned ice pond. As the lilies thrived, Shaw dug more ponds and began to experiment in hybridization. In 1912, Shaw and his daughter, Helen Shaw Fowler, began to sell their lilies commercially and daily shipped thousands of 63 varieties of hand-picked lilies, to Chicago, Boston and New York. During his lifetime, Shaw was responsible for developing many new varieties of lily, among them the Pink Opal and W.B. Shaw and the Helen Fowler water lily varieties, all still grown commercially today. The "Shaw Gardens" produced lilies available nowhere else in the country in the marsh's 35 different types of soil.
Mrs. Fowler, who ran the business after Mr. Shaw's death in 1921, agreed to permit the public to view the lilies on Sunday mornings during the height of the season. During the 1920s and 30s, visitors numbered as many as 5-6,000 per day. Even though it was one of the largest lily farms in the world, the Shaw property was particularly attractive because it had been left almost entirely in its natural state.
In 1924, Mrs. Fowler was persuaded to permit local residents to attempt to have the ponds brought under public ownership; among the most enthusiastic supporters was Mrs. Calvin Coolidge who, along with President and Mrs. Wilson, was a frequent visitor to the gardens. The extent of the gardens remains essentially unchanged from 1938, the year they ceased operation as a commercial enterprise and became part of the National Park system.
Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens is located in northeast Washington, DC, near the Maryland boundary along the tidal Anacostia River. The entrance to the Aquatic Gardens is just west of I-295 (Kenilworth Avenue), between Quarles and Douglas Sts., on Anacostia Ave. It is open daily from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm. For more information call 202/426-6905. The Gardens are not within close proximity to a Metro station.


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Goddess Bar
Goddess Bar
Net Wt. 1.8oz. (50g)
Ingredients: 70% raw chocolate (raw cacao beans*, coconut sugar*), pomegranate*, shatvari*, vitex (chaste berry)*, dong quai*, valerian*, evening primrose oil*, chamomille essential oil*, Love. *organic
Let the herbs in this bar support every stage of your cycle!
An Ode. To grandmothers, mothers, daughters, sisters, wives, girlfriends, friends, and coworkers. To Woman - who bears the world in her womb. To the sacred cycle of life. To the cramps which prepare women for childbirth. To the moon phases of menopause and the wisdom therein.
The Medicinal Herbs in this bar will ease these transitions. The magnesium of cacao will relax her smooth muscle tissue to alleviate cramping, and its neurotransmitters will regulate hormonal shifts and feel your love. Pomegranate softly sweetens while chamomile bathes her in a Roman Bath of soothing. This bar places a single Evening Primrose by her bedside as you show your respect for the Sacred Feminine within.
Shatvari - (Ayurvedic Medicine) Tones, cleanses, and strenghtens the reproductive organs. Traditionally used for PMS, ammenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, menopause and pelvic inflammatory disease like endometriosis. Supports deeper tissue and builds blood and helps to promote fertility, prepare the womb for conception, prevent miscarriage and acts as a post-partum tonic where it helps to increase lactation and normalize the uterus and the changing hormones. For men it is a nutritive tonic similar to ginseng.
Chaste Berry - (Eastern Medicine) Eases the symptoms of PMS and regulates menstruation (Chocolate Girl uses and swears by this herb!). Can alleviate breast tenderness and other discomforts (irritability, bloating, depression) associated with PMS. Chasteberry may regulate ovulation and help women struggling with infertility. Symptoms of endometriosis and acne related to the menstrual cycle may respond as well. May also relieve menopausal symptoms. Contains antioxidant compounds that neutralize free radicals. Cell culture assays suggest chasteberry components have anti-inflammatory and anti-tumor activities.
Dong Quai - (Eastern Medicine) Used for more than 1,000 years as a spice, tonic, and medicine to treat women's reproductive problems, such as dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), and to improve circulation. Dong quai is sometimes called the "female ginseng." Suggested to relieve menstrual disorders such as cramps, irregular menstrual cycles, infrequent periods, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and menopausal symptoms.
Valerian - (Greek & Roman Medicine) Valerian is used for insomnia, and is considered a sedative for nervous tension, hysteria, excitability, stress and intestinal colic or cramps.
*may contain traces of nuts, but always peanut free!
Inspiration to create this flavor came via requests on Facebook! I started Gnosis in a time of exploring what it means to be a Goddess and beginning to recognize her within me and have wanted to make a Women's Bar since Gnosis' inception!
This is a collaboration of the following Goddesses:
Melody Kiersz http://www.melodykiersz.com
Gail Giunta http://her-art-loves.blogspot.com
Gina Rafkind - http://www.VedaSun.com
Anandi Premlall http://www.aapremlall.com
Lisa Zaccaria www.lisartstudio.com
Eyunne Yang www.EunnyeYang.com
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Humankind is linked by a silent ethereal rhythm - a constantly shifting element that not only moves our oceans and seas but affects every system on Earth. Our bodies are water – in fact our plasma differs from ocean water by only one molecule*. Everything that flows moves in rhythm with the moon. Women's bodies are in constant flow each month - coinciding with the Moon's cycles. Tides are in constant flux as are the inner rhythms of life.
Whether in woman or man, the sacred feminine - power pulled by the moon to pool low in our belly - is our driving force. Quite literally our source of inspiration and creative impulse, the sacred feminine builds and pushes up until it must be expressed. It supports us in our quest to fulfill our purpose and reach for our dreams. Women, due to the nature of their bodies and inner wisdom that their cycles bring, are innate caretakers, nurturers and creators. Men, when they embrace the sacred feminine within – can strengthen their masculinity with sensitivity, kindness, gentleness, and the intuition of sacred masculine in perfect harmony with the sacred feminine.
In a technologically industrial world run by the mechanisms of Man, the cycles of a woman are often looked upon as interference ("PMSing") instead of honored, embraced and respected. Many of us been taught to keep our sacred feminine tied up and trapped under layers and layers of embarrassment and mortification. This process can leave us feeling passionless and disconnected from our powerful and creative goddess nature. It left us collectively choking on our own power for fear of what would happen if we allow it to be released. The Sacred Feminine, which is always there, helps woman and those who love her, to reconnect with the transformative and creative power of the natural rhythms of life. When a woman does not appreciate and respect these natural occurrences within herself, the world robs itself of the Divine Feminine's raw intuitive power, strength and vitality.
It's been some time now since we have fought for the rights to vote, to take an active role in the work force, and to generally stand on equal ground with men. Yet in order to achieve this equality we may have needed to sacrifice our innate femininity. The demands of every day life can leave a woman feeling stressed and overwhelmed as she dedicates herself to many roles. As mother, wife, career woman… the natural inner rhythms can fall out of balance. Modern women who are busy raising children, in relationships and/ or work in the corporate world may not be in tune with the Moon's rhythm. We are confronted with environmental pollution, stress, and little time for ourselves. We are also surrounded by Society's portrayal of the feminine emphasized by the value of her outward beauty - a false representation of what it really means to be a woman. Hence, breast cancer, cervical cancer, infertility, and plastic surgery plague our sex.
It's time, ladies…
"A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture, and transform […] Let us call upon woman's voice and woman's heart to guide us in this age of planetary transformation."
-Diane Mariechild.
Honoring the Cycle of Life within the Sacred Feminine is (though sometimes hidden and expressed in many mysterious ways) found in almost every religion in the world - it is ancient ritual and tradition drawn by indigenious cultures from around the world, such as the Aztec, Mayan, Olmec and Toltec Indians from Central and South America. These cultures also found the cacao tree to be sacred and worshipped it as such. Cacao has been known to hold an expansive feeling and mysterious energy, in the minds of those who experience it, much like the power of the Sacred Feminine energy. Sandro Botticelli's famous painting, The Birth of Venus gives us a glimpse into the Sacred Feminine of Ancient Rome. Venus is birthed out of the sea – representing our connection to the rhythms of the sea and moon. Venus is a heavenly body, a planet that moves in rhythm with the Universe. She is also a Goddess who represents strength, beauty and vitality.
Embracing the Feminine Energy in today's world can be complicated and a challenge when trying to juggle jobs, babies and especially finances. Luckily, the easiest is part is that embracing this sacred energy is FREE! All we need to do is put our focus, attention and intention on experiencing it. How can we find the time to experience it, or better yet BE it when society keeps us running here and there…
The best and most immediate thing to do is to Stop and Breathe into our Belly. It can be that simple. Stopping for one second between a meeting, a diaper changing, a walk to the subway. Stop and Breathe. If we remember to do this, we are connecting with the Sacred Source - which is Feminine and also Masculine Energy. It is everything. We can stop and look at the trees, flowers and grass. If we are in a big city and nature is sparse there is the expanse of the sky, even if you can only see a tiny patch of it between skyscrapers.
"To see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wildflower.
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour."
-William Blake, Auguries of Innocence
As women, we search for perfect beauty and perfect LOVE. We all have immense sacred feminine power within us that, when allowed, leads us exactly to that place of perfection. More often than not, this source is veiled by fears, guilt and doubt. It's our purpose on Earth to lift that veil - through being willing to forgive ourselves and forgive others - and let perfect LOVE pour in. To tap into this immense source of wisdom is to seek with our heart, not our eyes. Only then will we discover true beauty and true LOVE.
Now is the time…
To honor that sacred feminine, that power sensual and soft yet strong and steadfast.
To let it be free, and express ourselves in a powerful yet feminine way.
It's time to take care of it and let it flow!
Powerful Quotes you have suggested:
"I have tons of tattoos inked on my soul. Some are fresh and some are quite old. They've been etched there by others who have walked my way. Some black as night, some light as day. Some are beautiful, others edged in grief. Some have brought me sorrow and some have brought relief. So as you go about your day, giving love and receiving. Think about the lives you cross and the tattoos you may be leaving." - Renee Ravencraft Bierbaum
"She is a friend of mind. She gather me, man. The pieces I am, she gather them and give them back to me in all the right order. It's good, you know, when you got a woman who is a friend of your mind." - Toni Morrison, Beloved
"Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams." - Ashley Smith
"I want first of all…to be at peace with myself. I want a singleness of eye, a purity of intention, a central core to my life that will enable me to carry out these obligations and activities as well as I can. I want, in fact—to borrow from the language of the saints—to live "in grace" as much of the time as possible." - Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Woman must not accept; she must challenge. She must not be awed by that which has been built up around her; she must reverence that woman in her which struggles for expression. - Margaret Sanger
"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be?" Marianne Williamson
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Jeff Cohen paces the Crimson with 18 goals and 21 points on the season (Gil Talbot).
DURHAM, N.C. – Jeff Cohen netted five goals, including two man-up scores, while Daniel Eipp added a goal and two assists, but the Harvard men's lacrosse team dropped a road game at No. 14/15 Duke by a score of 11-8 Monday evening.
The Crimson sees its record fall to 2-3 overall, while the Blue Devils improve to 4-3 on the spring. Making the first start of his career, Harvard freshman goalie Jake Gambitsky recorded 11 saves. Classmate Keegan Michel won 10-of-19 faceoffs and grabbed five ground balls, while Stephen Jahelka picked up three ground balls for the Crimson.
Eipp had his hand in the game's first two goals, scoring unassisted at 5:46 of the first and then dishing out a helper on a tally by Will Walker, as Harvard led, 2-0. The Blue Devils responded with a 2-0 run to knot the game, 2-2, at 13:28 of the second, but a score by Jeff Cohen with 2:32 remaining in the half put Harvard back up, 3-2.
Duke, however, tied the game for a second time, 3-3, with a goal just 54 seconds later, and then took its first lead, 4-3, with 1:00 to play in the second. With 44 ticks left on the clock, Cohen notched his second goal of the quarter, scoring off a turnover to make it 4-4. Harvard held the edge in shots, 18-17, in the first half, while Duke owned an 18-11 edge in ground balls.
In the third, the Blue Devils tallied seven straight goals to move ahead by a score of 11-4. Early in the fourth, Cohen snapped the 7-0 run for Duke with his third score of the game at 12:44, as the Crimson made it 11-5.
With 10:58 to play in the fourth, Kevin Vaughan sent a pass to Ryan Stevens who fired for a goal, getting Harvard within five, 11-6. Cohen tacked on another goal with 7:45 to go, his fourth of the game, as Harvard continued to chip away at Duke's lead, 11-7. With 4:30 left, Cohen made it a 4-0 run for Harvard with his fifth tally, getting the Crimson within just three, 11-8.
Duke goalie Mike Rock turned aside 12 shots, as Harvard outshot the Blue Devils, 38-36. Faceoffs were even, 10-10, and Duke owned an edge in ground balls, 32-20. Both teams went 2-of-4 on man-up opportunities and the Crimson went 12-of-15 on clear attempts.
Up next, the Crimson will open Ivy League play at home against Brown Saturday, March 17 at 7 p.m.


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Addisondistribution needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 83 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
Red Cup Pong
We are a beer pong table manufacturing company, and are looking for 50+ designs.
Young adults. We need specific designs, themed designs, and we need generic designs. All of them. The more variety the better.
We are a beer pong table manufacturing company, and are looking for 50+ designs. We will give the best design the contest prize. We will also offer to purchase any other design we like for $10-$20 or more. If it is a good design, we want it. Themes can include sports (no logos that need licensing, so football fields, baseball fields, basketball courts, but no nfl/ncaa/mlb/nba etc.). They can also include cool logos, logos that are vaguely similar to beer logos but do not infringe. Other designs are girls, pot leaf, billiards, generic designs, and more.
You may see current designs at http://www.redcuppong.com, http://www.pong360.com and in other areas.
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We're just minutes away from CBS's selection show, where Jim Nantz will tell you what lucky schools got an at-large tournament bid, and then Billy Packer will tell you why he hates them. Someone has to play the curmudgeon. Two years ago, St. Joe's earned the scorn, and last year, it was George Mason, among others from the Missouri Valley and Colonial Athletic Conferences.
This year's top candidate to be peed on Packer? I've got to think it's Drexel, should they get in. Joe Lunardi, ESPN's Bracketologist, says the Dragons are in, and they do bring with them plenty of hatred-fodder for Packer. They finished fourth in the CAA in the regular season, and they have losses to William & Mary and Rider, neither of whom are in the RPI top-190. Should they get in at the expense of an ACC team like Florida State, Packer could go off and call ESPN anchor Chris McKendry and NBA'er Malik Rose (both Drexel alumni) worthless sacks of gorilla urine.
Other possible targets of Packer contempt are Butler and Southern Illinois, but in those cases, the issue would be seeding and not inclusion (I'd hope).
At any rate, should they find themselves in Billy Packer's crosshairs, it's not anything they should be particularly concerned about. It didn't bother George Mason last year, and it'll also be handy to include in the pre-game motivational video. Really, Billy Packer's providing a service.


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FARMINGTON — Scott Currier wasn't sure what to expect from his Nute High School boys basketball team on the day after Christmas at the Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash in Farmington.
He certainly wasn't expecting a 56-27 loss to Concord Christian.
More so, he was disappointed at how the Rams (winless in D-IV coming into the tournament) started the game. The Kingsmen led 20-0 after the first quarter and were up 25-0 before Nute scored its first points, a layup by Brian Roberts 2:12 into the second quarter (to break a 10 minute, 12 seconds scoring drought).
"Obviously, we started off very flat," said Currier, a 2002 Nute grad who replaces former coach Gary Wilson, another Nute grad. "I'm not sure if it's the break or what. But a nice thing about the tournament is the chance to play some young kids. I thought they did a nice job when they came in and try to pick up the energy a little bit."
Concord Christian led 27-5 at the half and 43-14 after three quarters. The Kingsmen outscored Nute 29-22 in the second half.
By the time Nute scored the game was basically over. The Kingsmen's Nick Peters scored 10 of his game-high 25 points to held Concord Christian out to its 25-0 lead in the first nine minutes of the game. Peters was the only player from either team to reach double figures.
"I'm trying to get the bench the chance to get in the game right now," said Concord Christian coach Aaron Lewis. "I starting five or six are strong. It's hard to play catch-up, so we wanted to jump out on them and then try and use the other (players). I'm using this (tournament) so they can get a better feel of the game."
Nute was led by Corey Wilson with nine points and Angelo Loli with eight.
Concord Christian dominated the offensive glass, scoring four second-chance baskets during its 25-0 run to start the game.
"They were getting three or four shots at the rim and we're getting one," Currier added.
The Rams outscored Concord Christina 8-6 to start the third quarter on two 3-pointers by Wilson and a pair of free throws by Reggie Pennell to make it 33-13.
"That's what is hurting us right now," Currier added . "We have a hard time starting games. We get down and then it's like where do you go from there? … That's what we've been working on with our kids, how do we compete from the start. Now we got to go. Ball's been tipped up and we gotta go now. That's something that they're still trying to learn."
But the Kingsmen ended the quarter on a 10-1 run, as four different players scored, including old-fashioned three-point plays by Jeremiah Boulter and Adam Sylvester.
The tournament will be postponed today due to the snow storm and will resume Friday with Thursday's schedule. Friday's schedule will be pushed to Saturday and the championship games will now be played Sunday.
Nute will play host Farmington Friday at 7:45 p.m. Concord Christian plays the same day against Pittsfield at 1 p.m.
Concord Christian, 56-27
CONCORD CHRISTIAN (56) — Boulter 3-1-7, Johnson 3-3-9, N. Peters 11-3-25, Kelly 3-0-8, Sylvester 1-1-3, Taylor 1-0-2, Hall 1-0-2, Foster 0-0-0, Fischer 0-0-0, D. Peters 0-0-0, Fox 0-0-0. Totals: 23-8-56.
NUTE (27) — Roberts 1-0-2, Wilson 3-1-9, Pennell 0-2-2, Levesque 1-3-6, Loli 3-0-8, English 0-0-0, Garland 0-0-0, Nason 0-0-0, Davis 0-0-0. Totals: 8-6-27.
Concord Christian (1-0) 20 7 16 13 — 56
Nute (0-1) 0 5 9 13 — 27
3-Pointers: C-2 (Kelly 2); N-5 (Wilson 2, Loli 2, Leves


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- Check in starts 30 minutes before the tournament. If you do not check in, you will be disqualified.
- Players will have 15 minutes to begin their match from the first time that both players are available. If a player does not respond within the allotted 15 minutes, their opponent will be awarded a walkover.
- This tournament is open to any player of any skill level.
- Join the "Gauntlet" in-game chat on the NA server to find your admins, casters, and opponents.
- The tournament is Bo3 format until the finals, which are a Bo5.
- The maps will be picked using the ABAB format used in WCS. The higher seed bans first (A). The second player bans (B). The bans continue until only three maps remain. The higher seeded player then picks the first map, and the lower seeded player picks the second map. (ABAB ABC)
- Games will be played on whichever server both players agree to. In the event an agreement cannot be reached, games must be played on the US Central server. If you are playing your games in another region, please make admin aware before switching servers.
- ALL of these rules, as always, are at the current admin's discretion.
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European Commission
Brussels, 30 April 2013
Joint Statement by HR/VP Catherine Ashton and EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht following the recent building collapse in Bangladesh
Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Commissioner for Trade Karel de Gucht made today the following statement:
"It is almost one week since the collapse of an illegally-constructed building containing garment factories in Savar, just outside Dhaka in Bangladesh, on Wednesday 24 April 2013. The sheer scale of this disaster and the alleged criminality around the building's construction is finally becoming clear to the world. We are both deeply saddened by the terrible loss of life. This tragedy is all the more shocking as it follows textile factory fires in Bangladesh in recent months which have killed more than a hundred workers.
As Bangladesh's largest trade partner, the European Union is very concerned about the labour conditions, including health and safety provisions, established for workers in factories across the country. In light of all these events, the European Union calls upon the Bangladeshi authorities to act immediately to ensure that factories across the country comply with international labour standards including International Labour Organisation (ILO) conventions. The EU is presently considering appropriate action, including through the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) – through which Bangladesh currently receives duty-free and quota-free access to the EU market under the 'Everything But Arms' scheme – in order to incentivise responsible management of supply chains involving developing countries.
The EU is willing and ready to assist the Bangladeshi authorities in any way it can to meet the required international standards. At the same time, we continue to encourage European and international companies to promote better health and safety standards in garment factories in Bangladesh in line with internationally recognised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) guidelines."
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Studies Shed New Light on Mother-to-Infant HIV Transmission
HIV-infected women who give birth more than four hours after rupture of the fetal membranes are nearly twice as likely to transmit the virus to their infants, compared to women who deliver within four hours of membrane rupture, according to a study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and reported in the June 20, 1996 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.
Rupture of the fetal membranes, the protective sac that surrounds the fetus in the womb, is what occurs when a woman's "water breaks." Maternal drug use during pregnancy, low prenatal CD4 lymphocyte count and low infant birth weight also were independently associated with increased risk for mother-to-infant HIV transmission.
These findings will help us develop better strategies for caring for HIV-infected women and preventing HIV infection in their babies. They complement earlier NIH studies that showed that many cases of HIV infection in infants can be prevented with prenatal and perinatal drug therapy," says Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
Approximately 7,000 HIV-infected women give birth in the United States each year. Without treatment, about one-fourth of them transmit the virus to their children. In 1994, an NIH-supported clinical trial, ACTG 076, proved that the anti-HIV drug zidovudine (AZT), given to HIV-infected pregnant women before and during childbirth and to their infants after childbirth, reduces HIV transmission by as much as two-thirds. Treatment with AZT is now the standard of care in this country for preventing HIV infection in infants, although scientists believe factors other than the virus itself also contribute to infants' risk of infection.
In the current study, researchers assessed the role that various childbirth conditions and maternal factors play in perinatal transmission. The investigators collected detailed medical information from 525 HIV-infected women enrolled in the Women and Infants Transmission Study (WITS), a long-term research project funded by NIAID, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) and the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Study sites included several hospitals in Massachusetts as well as in New York City, Chicago and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Women in the study received standard medical care throughout their pregnancies. Approximately 20 percent of the women received AZT prior to delivery: some were co-enrolled in ACTG 076, others were prescribed the drug to combat their HIV infection. Infants were tested for HIV at regular intervals until they were 18 months old.
HIV infection occurred in 25 percent of babies born to women whose fetal membranes ruptured more than four hours before delivery. In contrast, HIV was transmitted to only 14 percent of babies whose mothers gave birth less than four hours after membrane rupture occurred. Researchers say the findings have clear implications for the care of pregnant women.
This observation could lead to precautions as simple as not intentionally rupturing the fetal membranes in order to induce or accelerate labor," says the study's lead author, Sheldon H. Landesman, M.D., of the State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn.
In an editorial accompanying the report, NIAID grantee Richard L. Sweet, M.D., and Daniel V. Landers, M.D., both of the Magee-Women's Hospital in Pittsburgh, urge obstetricians caring for HIV-infected women to take note of the findings.
We strongly believe that every effort should be made to shorten the time between the rupture of membranes and delivery," they write, "but this does not mean using interventions that could increase morbidity for the mother or her infant."
Dr. Landesman and his co-authors add that obstetricians should consider caesarean section delivery for women who have not used AZT or who show evidence of resistance to AZT, if the duration of ruptured membranes appears likely to exceed four hours. They caution, however, that the effectiveness of caesarean delivery in preventing perinatal transmission has not been demonstrated in prospective clinical trials. They also warn that the procedure may be associated with an increased risk of infectious and other complications in severely immunocompromised HIV-infected women.
"The obstetrician and the patient must balance the known risks of caesarean section against its probable but as yet unproven benefits in decreasing the transmission of HIV to infants," says Dr. Landesman.
In a related clinical trial conducted by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) with support from NIAID, and published in the June 15, 1996 issue of The Lancet, researchers studied nearly 7,000 women giving birth at a hospital in the southern African nation of Malawi to determine whether simple cleansing of the birth canal during labor could reduce HIV-infection rates.
Thirty percent of the women in the study were infected with HIV. Women in the control group delivered their infants using standard practices while, in the intervention group, birth canals were cleansed during labor with a mild soap solution containing chlorhexidine, a compound that has been shown to neutralize HIV in laboratory experiments.
In general, birth canal washing did not reduce perinatal HIV transmission--slightly more than one-fourth of the infants born to women in each group tested positive for HIV. However, the intervention did appear to make a difference for women who delivered more than four hours after their fetal membranes ruptured. Among controls in this subgroup, 39 percent transmitted HIV to their infants, compared to 25 percent in the intervention group. Nearly 25 percent of women in the control group who delivered less than four hours after membrane rupture also transmitted HIV to their infants.
"As performed in this study, birth canal cleansing cannot be recommended as an effective public health approach," says NIAID's Paolo Miotti, M.D., M.P.H., one of the study's co-authors. "However, the encouraging results of the intervention among women who delivered more than four hours after membrane rupture points to a need for further testing of this approach by modifying the way the antiseptic is applied or by increasing its concentration." Dr. Miotti was at the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health when this study was conducted.
Dr. Landesman adds that the increased rate of perinatal transmission observed among women in the Malawi study whose membranes ruptured more than four hours before delivery reinforces his group's findings. The apparent association between birth canal washing and reduction in perinatal transmission in these women warrants further study, he says.
NIAID, NICHD, NIDA and NCI are components of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). NIAID conducts and supports research to prevent, diagnose and treat illnesses such as AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, asthma and allergies. NIH is an agency of the U.S. Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.


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Graphs of the pensioner citizens in Europe since 1973.
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Figures for MAY 2011 have been published by the Dept of Works & Pensions.
The population in France has increased 1.5 %.
The total outside of Europe has fallen by 0.04% . In the EU beyond Britain, it has increased by 0.04%. The actual numbers of pensioners who migrate are higher than they seem because one has to discount the numbers who die who are subtracted in the total count and should be added in,because that number is replaced by new comers!
The top six nations in Europe for expatriate British pensioner citizens are.
Increases are in the last three months since February 2011 -note!
Increases are in the last three months since February 2011 -note!
Ireland 123,210 increase of 1,020
Spain 102,000 increase of 840
France 54,980 increase of 810
Germany 38,130 increase of 330
Italy 37,900 increase of 110
Cyprus 17.61 increase of 130
Does anyone in the British Government ever ask why this migration is taking place?Do they care?.


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Munster 16-22 Ulster, Heineken Cup
Ulster down rivals Munster to progress
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Ulster took the all-Irish Heineken Cup quarter-final clash after they overcame Munster 22-16 at Thomond Park on Sunday.
Munster were hit by a northern whirlwind in the opening 20 minutes at Thomond Park, with Ruan Pienaar booting a trio of long-range penalties and converting a stunning try from 21-year-old winger Craig Gilroy. The Reds' own whizz kid Simon Zebo grabbed a try back and the hosts cut the gap to 19-10 with a Ronan O'Gara penalty on the stroke of half-time.
In a gripping, defence-dominated second half, O'Gara kept Munster's comeback bid on course but a fourth penalty from Pienaar sent the Ulstermen through to their first European semi-final since they won the tournament back in 1999.
This was only the third ever Irish interprovincial derby in Heineken Cup history, with Munster having faced Leinster in two previous semi-finals. Munster were hoping to pick up where they left off in January when they handed Northampton Saints a Pool One thrashing, but boosted by Stephen Ferris' inclusion Ulster made a purposeful start.
Amid a spine-tingling opening, ex-Ulster prop BJ Botha was penalised at the second scrum allowing Pienaar his first shot at the posts - it was a superb strike that sailed over from 54 metres out. A rain shower did little to quell the red-hot atmosphere, and Pienaar punished further Munster indiscipline with a second monster penalty in the 11th minute.
The South African's half-back partner Ian Humphreys kicked poorly out of hand early on, but collectively Ulster were quicker off the mark. That point was underlined when Gilroy did Denis Hurley on the outside near halfway, cutting in off his wing to beat tackles from Felix Jones and Lifeimi Mafi before reaching over the line for a superb 16th-minute score.
Pienaar tagged on the conversion and after Paul O'Connell was pinged for holding onto the ball on the deck, the Springbok star landed his third towering three-pointer.
Errors from Conor Murray and O'Gara did little for Munster's confidence and too often they were outfought at the breakdown, not something that often occurs on a big European day in Limerick. Johann Muller and his fiery band of forwards drove on to set up another penalty, but Humphreys used the advantage to land a cracking drop goal from 35 metres out.
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Munster needed to respond before the break and they did just that. Having sucked in the Ulster defence for once, a long accurate pass from Keith Earls gave his centre partner Mafi the opportunity to put Zebo over in the left corner. O'Gara's successful conversion gave his side added momentum and Ulster were on the back foot after flanker Chris Henry was sin-binned for playing the ball on the ground.
The lead was down to nine points when O'Gara drove a 44-metre penalty over with the last kick of the half, rewarding an improved scrum from his forwards. O'Gara was successful with the second of two penalty efforts, early in the second half, as James Coughlan hurtled forward on a good run. Poor kicks from Pienaar and Andrew Trimble did little for a clearly rattled Ulster, and Pienaar's fourth penalty of the afternoon was quickly cancelled out by O'Gara.
The game developed into a slugfest between the packs as the intensity showed no sign of decreasing and Ulster's tackle count hit the three-figure mark. A lineout steal from O'Connell kickstarted a dominant spell for Munster, yet they could not turn pressure into points as Ferris, John Afoa and tough-tackling centre Darren Cave each came up with key contributions in defence.
Staring at only their second ever Heineken Cup defeat in Limerick, Munster rallied and hunted for another game-changing moment. Although Humphreys was inches away with a drop goal attempt and Pienaar drilled a penalty wide for his only miss of a high-octane tie, Ulster hung on to claim a famous victory and a semi-final against the Scots at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, April 28.
The quarter-final success was all the more remarkable given the fact that Brian McLaughlin did not use any replacements, and injury doubt Ferris showed immense will to last the full 80 minutes.
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Police say the 12-year-old was attacked after being lured into the woods of Waukesha County on May 31 by two friends, also 12-year-old girls. The two girls have been charged with first-degree intentional attempted murder and are being tried as adults.
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"Our family would like to thank everyone who has supported our daughter on her miraculous road to recovery," the victim's parents said. "Our little girl has received thousands of purple hearts from numerous countries and from most continents." Purple is the girl's favorite color.
"We simply cannot put into words how grateful we are for the prayers, packages and heartfelt messages," her parents added in their statement.
The victim's parents said that adjusting to their "new normal" has been challenging, but in between daily medical appointments and rehabilitation their daughter has enjoyed "daddy-daughter night at the movies" and a "treat at the snack area."
The parents also released two photographs. One shows their daughter surrounded by purple heart cards, holding her own "thank you" card. The other (below) shows her bedroom wall, where a local artist drew a tree trunk and used the purple heart cards as the tree's leaves.
Surrounded by an array of heart-shaped cards wishing her a speedy recovery, the 12-year-old is photographed holding a card she made, with two words written below a hand-drawn purple heart: "Thank you."


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Danbury's community college on the rise
DANBURY -- In one office, 19-year-old Seth Miller, of Brookfield, was getting advice on a program in automotive technician management.
Upstairs at 183 Main St., 17-year-old Jaskaran Singh, of New Milford, was counseled on classes that would lead him to an engineering degree.
A muggy day at the start of summer meant nothing Friday at the Danbury Center of Naugatuck Valley Community College, where students lined up to take placement tests and enroll for the fall semester.
The public, two-year college based in Waterbury is poised to take a big step forward in this city.
The Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education just granted the school permission to triple its space from 6,000 to 18,000 square feet. And the board agreed to allow the Danbury campus to award degrees that, until now, have only been awarded at main campus in Waterbury.
"This is huge," becoming an award-granting college, said Sarah Gager, interim director of the Danbury center. "Things are very exciting for us."
The school will offer an associate degree in general studies and an associate degree in business management, as well as two certifications in business management starting this fall.
It will expand its degree offerings in Danbury in the future, and for the first time students this fall will be able take all their classes at this campus to earn a degree.
"It's less money here. Then I will go on to another college," said Singh, who graduated from New Milford High School in June. "I want to go for engineering."
Melisany Espinal, an 18-year-old who graduated from Danbury High School just weeks ago, was in line for counseling Friday. She plans to become a paramedic and then go on to be a registered nurse.
"This is cheaper, but also a community college prepares you for a bigger university," she said. "It's a very helpful thing to have a community college."
Naugatuck, one of the 17 institutions comprising Connecticut State Colleges, expanded its Danbury campus over a decade from non-credit programs to college credit as well as certification programs.
The campus expects to have 1,000 students in the fall. Individuals can enroll as full- or part-time students for courses offered during days, evenings and weekends.
"The (Danbury) mayor has been very supportive of us," Naugatuck President Daisy De Filippis said of Mark Boughton. "The area where we are is beautiful. We have been allowed to use the Palace Theatre for cultural events. We are here in multiple ways to support the city."
The campus was based on Crosby Street, had some classes at Danbury High and Western Connecticut State University, and moved to 183 Main St. in the fall of 2010.
The state will oversee the search for new property.
"We will be able to offer a lot more programs and sections," Provost James Trout said. "We will have a bigger lounge, a library and science labs."
The goal is to be ready for the fall of 2015.
One of the strengths of a community college is that it has more "touch points" to help students be successful in comparison to a larger university, Gager said. The community colleges also have an agreement with the state universities that makes a seamless transfer to complete a four-year degree.
Danbury Schools Superintendent Sal Pascarella said he looks forward to working with Naugatuck as it expands.
"We want to encourage the middle-school approach where kids take credits on the college campus during the day, which is one design," Pascarella said, "or they take college credit beyond the school day."
Naugatuck, at both campuses, offers more than 100 accredited programs leading to associate degrees or professional certification and more than 120 continuing education/lifelong learning courses for professional development and workforce training.
It is the only Connecticut community college to offer associate degree programs in aviation science, horticulture, digital arts and visual and performing arts, and a dance option.
When De Filippis arrived in 2008, Naugatuck awarded 529 certificates and diplomas, but this May awarded 1,224, which is an 130 percent growth, she said.
"Our valedictorian, Jacob Dooling, received a full scholarship to continue at Johns Hopkins University," De Filippis said.
"What we are finding as a community college is that we are bridges of opportunity," De Filippis said. "Some of our students were strong in high school who come from middle-class families and need an affordable two-year college. Or we'll get a 68-year-old displaced worker who needs a certificate in another field.
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GOP hits IRS' Lerner with contempt
The House voted to hold Lois Lerner in contempt of Congress, just three days before the anniversary of the day the former IRS official ignited the tea party targeting furor.
The Republican-led chamber voted largely along party lines 231-187 to place the woman who has become the face of the controversy in contempt for refusing to answer House Republicans' questions. Six Democrats voted with Republicans.
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"You don't get to use a public hearing to tell the public and press your side of the story and then invoke the Fifth," said Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) on the House floor. "That is not how the Fifth Amendment is meant to be used. It is a shield; Lois Lerner used it as a sword."
( Earlier on POLITICO: GOP dares W.H. to ignore Lerner contempt)
Democrats dismissed the process as political foreplay designed for election season.
"Bringing this political circus, this witch hunt to the floor purely because it polls well with your base is ludicrous," said Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.).
Lerner's lawyer William Taylor said in a statement that "it is unfortunate that the majority party in the House has put politics before a citizen's constitutional rights." Lerner has said she has broken no laws.
The contempt citation now goes to the Justice Department, where the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia could bring the issue to court. The department would not respond to a request for comment on whether it will proceed with the case — but some experts are expecting it to kill the case rather than haul Lerner to court.
The House in a separate measure voted to call on Attorney General Eric Holder to appoint a special counsel to probe the matter.
( Also on POLITICO: On IRS, Democrats step up defense)
If tried and found guilty, Lerner could serve up to a year in prison or face a fine of up to $100,000, according to a Congressional Research Service report.
The contempt charge also allows the House to arrest Lerner and put her in a Capitol jail cell until she complies with the subpoena or until the end of the 113th Congress — a congressional power not exercised since the early 20th century.
Lerner is the former head of the tax-exempt division that pulled conservative groups applying for exemptions for additional scrutiny if they used words like tea party, patriot, and 9/12 in their applications.
( Also on POLITICO: Hoyer to Dems: Oppose Lerner vote)
House Republicans have chosen for now to forgo any civil contempt citation against Lerner that, if won, would force her to testify before the House — a strategy that has confused some lawyers.
The contempt citation hardly ends the IRS scandal, with nearly a half-dozen congressional investigations expected to wrap up in the coming months.
But it may be the last time Republicans have a shot at hearing from Lerner; criminal contempt if upheld in court will not require Lerner to testify.
At one point, the Oversight Committee and Lerner's lawyer William Taylor III, founding partner of Zuckerman Spaeder, were close to a deal allowing Lerner to testify without immunity in public — but the agreement fell through.
Ever since Lerner broke news of the practice following a planted question at a May 10, 2013, legal conference, she has become the target of Republican scorn.
Republicans initially looked to the White House, equating the scandal to Watergate and calling it a scheme by President Barack Obama to target his enemies. But when no smoking gun appeared, they toned down that rhetoric.
The Treasury inspector general for tax administration in the first official report on the scandal attributed the unfair practice to gross mismanagement — not political bias.
But since then, House Republicans have built a case around Lerner, accusing her of using her top IRS position for political mischief.


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Guess what BIG changes have happened in our house?
Yep, you guessed it…BOTH of our babies flew the coop and left for college. TWO days apart mind you…so, to say I have been suffering from "Empty Nest Syndrome" is an understatement!!
I have to admit, I am doing a little better than I originally thought I would…but it is still very hard. It's only been a few weeks and I am down to crying only once a day…HA!!
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Awesome Golf Front 2 bedroom 2 bath Townhouse within walking distance of the Metfield Swimming Pool and Mini Golf
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- Golf (On Golf Course)
- Tennis (Available)
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- Parking (Covered- 2 Spaces)
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- Deck (Deck)
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- Number of TVs (03)
- Linens Provided (Yes)
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This this two bedroom two bath golf front condo has ALL the creature comforts of home. Nicely appointed this home has two queen beds which will accommodate 4 comfortably. Spectacular natural beauty surrounds four distinct seasons with each bringing a refreshing new look. Bella Vista is a land of scenery including rivers, lakes and streams accompanied by numerous hiking and bike trails, providing a truly natural experience. Bella Vista features 12 tennis courts in three separate complexes, including courts lighted for play on summer evenings. Vacation Rentals guests enjoy complete use of Bella Vista's tennis facilities. Bella Vista is a golf haven where you can enjoy six 18-hole and two nine-hole golf courses rated among some of the best in Arkansas. With green fees on all 18-hole golf courses to fit most budgets and offer twilight specials throughout the season Bella Vista boasts some of the best fishing in Northwest Arkansas on eight lakes stocked with bass, catfish, crappie and other pan fish. Beaver Lake and the White River are less than 60 minutes away and provide spectacular striper and trout fishing as well. Cultural activities are available in each community, and Broadway productions, exhibits, etc. are available at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville. Northwest Arkansas also offers several art galleries, studios and diverse fine arts at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Downtown Bentonville where 250,000 visitors are expected to visit each year. Shoppers are treated to quality handmade arts and crafts, antiques and fine arts during the Fall and Spring Craft Fairs in Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville and Bella Vista. Eureka Springs, America's Victorian Village, is resplendent with colorful turn-of the-century homes, historic buildings and one-of-a-kind shops. The Great Passion Play, the historic Basin Park and the "Haunted" Crescent Hotel and the Blue Spring Heritage Center are just some of the many attractions. You can also discover towns with old-time squares in Northwest Arkansas' Ozark Mountains. Browse a while and enjoy the nostalgia. You might even find a real treasure or unique souvenir at one of the quaint little shops, or if you prefer a shopping experience at national premium retailers instead, than a visit to Pinnacle Hills Promenade for exciting shopping, dining and entertainment in Rogers should do the trick. People from all over the country are discovering Northwest Arkansas, and it remains one of the most desirable places in America to live, reflecting the best buy in quality of life now and for the foreseeable future.
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Bill to quicken permit decisions on gas pipeline projects passes House
The House of Representatives voted Thursday to speed up the permitting process for natural gas pipelines by imposing strict deadlines on the federal agencies responsible for their review and licensing.
The House voted 252-165 to approve the Natural Gas Pipeline Permitting Reform Act, which will require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to meet a 12-month deadline for approving or rejecting proposed pipeline projects. All other federal agencies responsible for licensing pipelines would have to act within 90 days after FERC releases its final environmental report.
The roll call fell largely along party lines, with 226 Republicans voting for the bill. Not a single Republican voted against the plan to streamline the pipeline permitting process; 26 Democrats supported it. The bill will now move to the Senate.
Depending on their complexity, pipeline projects now must get approval from anywhere from six to 15 agencies, according to Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas. In a conference call with reporters Wednesday, the Wichita Republican – the bill's chief sponsor – called the existing process "regulatory hell."
Pompeo's bill, if enacted, would automatically grant a pipeline license – including environmental permits – upon the 90-day mark if the responsible agency failed to issue its approval or denial.
"We're simply asking agencies to do what the law requires them to do," Pompeo said Thursday on the House floor. Pompeo said agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management and the Environmental Protection Agency still would have the authority to approve or deny pipeline projects. "But they can't sit on it," he said.
Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Fla., a former environmental lawyer, called the 90-day deadline "arbitrary and inflexible." She warned that imposing a time limit will "short-circuit" FERC's review process by rushing environmental reviews.
In a letter to House leaders earlier, the Pipeline Safety Trust warned of the dangers of imposing the same 90-day deadline for all pipeline projects, regardless of size or location. The group, which advocates for tighter regulation on pipelines, said, "There is no rationale for this one-size-fits-all, one-year limit that would treat a 10-mile pipeline across a barren desert the same as a 1,400-mile pipeline that crosses multiple ecosystems and through dense population areas where it could pose a threat to the life and property of those citizens living nearby."
Pompeo's spokesman, J.P. Freire, dismissed the claim that the timeframe was arbitrary. "The 90-day deadline is taken in part from existing FERC regulations," Freire said. "This just gives the deadline teeth."
Democrats questioned the need for the bill. Rep. Henry Waxman of California, said that FERC already grants approval to 90 percent of proposed pipeline projects within 12 months.
Pompeo argued Waxman's analysis was "factually incomplete," as FERC is only one of several agencies responsible for reviewing pipeline projects.
A February Government Accountability Office report on the complexity of pipeline permitting showed how agencies need to work together on pipeline approval. If a proposed pipeline could impact an endangered species, the GAO noted, then FERC would have to coordinate with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Republicans argued that delays caused by reviews of multiple agencies prevent natural gas from being transported from the Midwest and other gas-rich regions to the Northeast, where population density and demand is high but gas supplies are low.
Rep. Ed Whitfield, R-Ky., said the bill offered the U.S. the opportunity to achieve energy independence. Whitfield and other Republicans said the White House has already threatened a veto of the bill.
Democrats, however, warned that issuing automatic permits under the sole authority of FERC would increase risks to public health and the environment.
"The consequences of these decisions to local communities cannot be overstated," said Jackie Speier, D-Calif., whose congressional district includes the city of San Bruno, where a pipeline explosion in 2010 left eight people dead.
Pompeo argued that expediting the permitting process for new pipelines will increase safety by allowing older pipelines to be replaced.
The San Bruno pipeline had been built in 1956.
In the 2012 election cycle, Pompeo raised more money from oil and gas interests than from any other industry group, according to data analyzed by the Center for Responsive Politics.
When asked what role such campaign donations played in Pompeo's advocacy, Freire responded in an email: "Congressman Pompeo has advocated for this bill because it would help improve the lives of his constituents in Kansas and all Americans."
Pompeo and other Republicans repeatedly said building more pipelines would lead to jobs, both in the drilling industry and in manufacturing through cheaper energy.


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The name of the item to show in the catalog, if different from
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The names of items in the CatalogMember's info array that contain details of the source of this CatalogMember's data. This should be overridden by children of this class.
A hash of names of blacklisted data layers. A layer that appears in this hash will not be shown to the user. In this hash, the keys should be the Title of the layers to blacklist, and the values should be "true".
The cache duration to use for proxied URLs for this catalog member. If undefined, proxied URLs are effectively cachable forever. The duration is expressed as a Varnish-like duration string, such as '1d' (one day) or '10000s' (ten thousand seconds).
The dictionary of custom item properties.
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The description of the item.
Gets or sets whether or not this member should be forced to use a proxy. This property is not observable.
Indicates that the source of this data should be hidden from the UI (obviously this isn't super-secure as you can just look at the network requests).
An optional unique id for this member, that is stable across renames and moves. Use uniqueId to get the canonical unique id for this CatalogMember, which is present even if there is no id.
The array of section titles and contents for display in the layer info panel. In future this may replace 'description' above - this list should not contain sections named 'description' or 'Description' if the 'description' property is also set as both will be displayed. The object is of the form {name:string, content:string}. Content will be rendered as Markdown with HTML.
The array of section titles definining the display order of info sections. If this property is not defined, DataPreviewSections's DEFAULT_SECTION_ORDER is used.
A message object that is presented to the user when an item or group is initially clicked The object is of the form {title:string, content:string, key: string, confirmation: boolean, confirmText: string, width: number, height: number}.
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Has the time come for you to get out of the dorm and move into an off campus CCN apartment? Perhaps the options available from the Chamberlain College of Nursing housing office no longer meet your needs and you would like to find a cheap apartment close to the CCN campus. If so, you can search for off campus Chamberlain College of Nursing apartments with MyNewPlace's college housing search.
Although Chamberlain College of Nursing student housing may be very conveniently close to campus, moving to an off campus apartment can be a great way to save money, put some distance in between yourself and an RA, get accustomed to living in your own apartment and building up rental history.
CCN apartments for rent are available close to campus and in other neighborhoods around Addison, ILLINOIS. Using our map based university apartment finder, you can find off campus housing near campus to ensure you can still get to all the CCN 0 games and make it to class on time.
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According to a press release from the Arcata Police Department, dated Jan. 30, 2013:
The Arcata Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Jason Francis Lovell, 32 of Arcata. Lovell was reported missing on January 29th, 2013. He was last seen on the evening of January 25th in Arcata. Family and friends became concerned when Lovell failed to show up for work. His vehicle was found abandoned in the 1200 Blk of F St in Arcata. Lovell has a history of mental health issues and is considered at risk.
Lovell is described as a white male adult, 5'8" tall, weighing 150 lbs with short brown hair and hazel eyes. He has a short reddish brown beard.
Anyone who has seen Mr. Lovell or has any information as to his whereabouts is asked to call the Arcata Police Department at: (707)822-2428.
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Throughout many passages in the NWT (Jehovah's Witness specific New World Translation), all instances of of the pronoun "you" are written in all capitals. Here is an example from Acts 2:38:
Peter [said] to them: "Repent, and let each one of YOU be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for forgiveness of YOUR sins, and YOU will receive the free gift of the holy spirit.
What is the reasoning behind this capitalization? I am familiar with the practice of capitalizing He/Him and similar pronouns when referring to God or Christ, but this appears to be quite different and I have no idea what the rational is.


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Someone at DARPA's crying over the brilliant "Find these ten red weather balloons and we'll give you 40K" challenge he concocted ending mere nine hours in. It's what happens when you forget about MIT geeks and their little bribes, too.
The winning MIT went about the task in a brilliant way: They offered shares of the prize money to anyone who reported the weather balloons' locations. And what do you know? Tips about the locations came flooding in as people saw green: Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
This challenge and the way it was won goes to remind us that a combination of the old and the new, viral campaigns and simple cold hard cash, can be unbeatable. Now let's just not run off to use that oh-so-new knowledge for anything potentially evil, please. [Guardian]


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There's something incredibly jolting about opening up a Christmas card from a guy described as a "pit bull" and finding him in a picture with a cat.
"Wishing you the blessing of the season," read the card from Dick Wadhams, his wife, Wendy Evans Wadhams, and their golden feline "Hemingway."
Dick Wadhams, Colorado's homegrown GOP operative, with a cat, a cat named after an author?
All I could think of was interviewing South Dakotan John Thune in 2004 after his seismic defeat of U.S. Sen. Tom Daschle. Wadhams ran Thune's campaign.
"We recruited the best pit bull out there," Thune told me. "We knew we were going to be under attack constantly, and we needed somebody who could punch back."


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Use the little rubberbands that came with him. That, or drill holes in his hands (as someone else did) and pop that little belt button hole right into the hole in his hand.
I'm just wondering if anyone has seen the two Jeid female dolls yet? I saw them at C3 in dealer booths for $40.00 each but I am too cheap for that.
Another alternative jadesfire would be to pick them up from the Hasbro Toy Shop website - they are $19.99 each on there.
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Runner & Stone was co-founded in December 2012 by Chef Chris Pizzulli and Head Baker Peter Endriss. Runner & Stone services the Gowanus neighborhood as a wholesale & retail bakery, restaurant and bar. We bake all of our bread and pastries in house, including naturally leavened breads and viennoisseries, using local whole grain flours, dairy and fruit. Our lunch consists of seasonal salads, soups and sandwiches for dine-in or take away and features house-prepared meats and fish on our signature breads. Dinner focuses on seasonal vegetables and meats and includes a full range of house-made fresh pastas. Runner & Stone also has a full bar, serving a diverse list of wines, beer and specialty cocktails.
At Runner & Stone, we believe that cooking and eating are social, communal activities that connect people to one another, and that food service is not only the act of preparing and presenting ingredients for consumption, but rather one part of an experience that should make sense seasonally, geographically, environmentally and emotionally. To that end, we strive every day to create an atmosphere that is approachable and convivial, preparing everything we make – from our breads and pastries to our appetizers and entrees – with tradition, technique and expertise and featuring local ingredients that are grown, produced, packaged and transported in a responsible manner.
"Runner & Stone" refers to the two stones used to grind grain in a traditional mill, the runner stone and the base stone. The traditional mill is an important icon to us because it symbolizes our philosophy while grounding us in our neighborhood. Runner & Stone is located in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, only a few blocks away from the site of the first tide water grist mill in New York City. This historic location reminds us of a time when food, including primary ingredients, was largely sourced and produced locally. Discovering this rich history and tradition confirmed what we already knew; we had found the perfect spot in the Gowanus to share our love of hand-crafted food with you.
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Play official Transformers games online for free. Tons of different kids' online games for free to choose from, including action and strategy games.
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Island Vista Resort
Nestled in a quiet residential area, the Island Vista is a 149-room, 12-story, all-suite hotel. At this family owned and operated resort, we pride ourselves in offering the true essence of Southern Hospitality. Let our staff help you put together the perfect golf package, make reservations at entertainment venues, or plan the perfect meeting.
The Island Vista features luxurious one, two, three, and four bedroom suites tastefully decorated with a Tropical British West Indies flare. All of the suites are oceanfront and offer spectacular views of the blue Atlantic. The suites are highlighted with interior appointments such as granite counter tops, full kitchens, tray ceilings, tile flooring & Jacuzzi tubs in some of the larger units. Each suite also includes a large living room for a gathering area, and each bedroom is equipped with a TV and a private bath. A spacious master bedroom is featured in the 3 & 4 bedroom suites. The large master bath in these units offers granite counter tops, double vanities, a large jacuzzi tub, a separate shower and a walk-in closet as well as tile flooring. The variety of accommodations will provide options for a relaxing retreat for all.
Whether you are planning a romantic getaway, family vacation, golf package, reunion, meeting or conference, you will be sure to find the accommodations to suit your needs.
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A Modernist in Suburbia: Architect Kenneth Wood/
Supported by the Kingston University and funded by the AHRC, this short film documents the work of Architect Kenneth Wood. This film begins by featuring some of his work that has been created during his travels around the world. He also speaks to his time as a designer. This handcrafted and detailed documentary by Gilly Booth is both exciting and inspiring. Let us know what your thoughts about his work in the comments below.