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Stanford's David Shaw bites back at Steve Sarkisian's comments
Stanford coach David Shaw didn't take too kindly to accusations that his players faked injuries against Washington.
And on Tuesday's teleconference, he made that crystal clear.
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"We don't fake injuries," Shaw said. "We never have. I don't care what Sarkisian thinks he saw."
Shaw was responding to Washington coach Steve Sarkisian's remarks that the Cardinal players faked injuries in their 31-28 win against the Huskies in an effort to slow down the Washington offense.
"I'm not even angry at Steve," Shaw added. "Just think he crossed the line. Could see him tomorrow and say hi. But I'm going to defend what we do."
"I guess that's how we play here at Stanford, so we'll have to prepare for that next time," said Sarkisian, who said Stanford defensive line coach Randy Hart was telling players to sit down. "At some point, we'll get repaid for it. That never serves a purpose for us, and we'll never do that."
Shaw did not like Sarkisian singling out Hart and wasn't finished Tuesday.
"We've beaten Washington five of the last six times," he said. "When they beat us (last year), we congratulated Washington. We didn't talk about the officials. We took it."
When asked about Shaw's remarks Tuesday, Sarkisian said he was "done with it" and had no comment about whether or not he'd spoken with Shaw.


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Batwing cloak by Mundi, one of the designers representing Iceland in a competition of sustainable design as part of the Fashion Summit during COP15. Twenty designers from the Nordic countries are competing today on a sustainable runway show organized by NICE
in association with C.L.A.S.S. Mundi cloak worn with hand-knit corsage as hat donated by Dennice Mankarious, and vintage boots stolen from Scary :-)
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WOW - love the colors!! Not sure about the boots, though...
Posted 3604 days ago.
I'd love to see more fashions from the Fashion Summit; some on the website look amazing!
Posted 3604 days ago.
ammakke tagged this "interesting"& brave
Hmm, not a fan of those boots but love the colors,the blue, the deep violet, black'n the grey..
Posted 3604 days ago.
Birta tagged this Cute
love the Icelandic cloak and the hat is awesome.. but I don't like the boots.. -love from iceland :)
Posted 3604 days ago.
I love the color scheme, and I totally want that crochet flower for myself. The boots look a little big on you though.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Nivea tagged this Disaster!
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psycho Fan tagged this Hot
WTF people. This is an amazing outfit, sorry is it just me or has anyone else noticed the quality of design from a designer practicing ethical design - not to mention the incredible styling of this whole outfit, head to toe. That skirt is subtle genius btw. Congrats and thanks for all the info on this sustainable fashion event!
Posted 3604 days ago.
Payal tagged this Hot
LOVE IT! Easily one of your top looks! I wasn't sure of 'batwing cloaks' before...but when you look past the boxer's robe feel, it's just stunning! I'd def wear it! Teamed with the corsage, tights and boots - perfection! If I were you, I'd steal those boots too. And keep them! I'm in lust with them...good taste Scary! Good work Sheena!
Posted 3604 days ago.
holly tagged this how sweet the sound...
amazing cape, scary boots
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Dennice tagged this Fabulous and Fresh
You look amazing! I am so thrilled to see the $ amount rising more each day. So many wonderful, giving people in this world! Thank you for wearing the Fringe corsage/hat, you wear it with such beautiful style. xo
Posted 3604 days ago.
mm tagged this mos' worthy
why aren't we at 40 yet?? c'mon people. eBay isn't running this offer forever. we need to get those dollars up.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Dee tagged this Try Harder
Ummm...this is cute-just a little strange. I'm a boxing fan and I wasn't certain whether or not this cloak was your homage to the Pacquiao/Mayweather fight announcement.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Love the colours (not the boots) but the cloak looks way too big for you and the outfit.
Posted 3604 days ago.
abigail tagged this fab
love this very much, but can u please explain exactly why this cloak is considered to be "sustainable fashion design"?
Posted 3604 days ago.
Britwatch tagged this Capital Stuff
Nice one. And well nicked - Scary's far too tall for em boots.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Natalie tagged this Hot
Hi Sheena! This is an amazing story! Would you like to be interviewed for Australian TV so we can promote your cause and website? Please email me as soon as you can, I would LOVE to speak with you further. I'd love to do it this weekend or your next available time!! Please email firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks Sheena, Natalie
Posted 3604 days ago.
Jamie tagged this Try Harder
Aren't you just doing exactly what Alex Martin did in the US over 4 years ago - wearing the same dress for 365 days? http://www.littlebrowndress.com/brown%20dress%20archive%20home.htm
Posted 3604 days ago.
Cynthia tagged this Batty
no nono
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Mariah tagged this Brave. Nuts. Amazing.
This really shouldn't work, but it does -- fun! Great colors. And boots are in (or close to) my UP Top 5 in Footwear.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Unlike most of the others, I AM sure of the boots...They're definitely NOT the perfect match for this outfit! (Do they have little balls as part of the heel?) I think the boots of July 27th might have perfected this outfit for me.
Posted 3604 days ago.
Irene tagged this hot and nought.
The boots are cute, but maybe for some other outfit? Awesome cloak, or not, I can't decide, but maybe a little too shiny...
Posted 3604 days ago.
elisabeth tagged this parachute
yeah parachute yeah parachute
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mn tagged this talkin bout a revolution
@abigail, fair point but I'd like to know what isn't sustainable about this piece..It is made by a young designer currently involved incredibly important event creating social awareness in sustainable fashion. Ok I'm not sure how sustainable that fabric is either, but it does look to me like an classic investment piece- One that can and no doubt will be worn for generations, exceptionally tailored future vintage to die for! is that not sustainability in itself? How do we measure sustainability anyway.. Is it secondhand shoes originally made in Taiwan by sweatshop workers, bought on the internet and then shipped half way across the world to our doors? When trying to shop ethically all angles need to be addressed and a decision then made. Sheena Matheiken is clearly someone thinks about these things, so much so that she made a conscious effort to raise awareness and try make a difference in our mostly fucked up mess of a world. I for one trust her judgement.
Posted 3603 days ago.
mn tagged this double or nothing.
p.s DONATE peoples.. tis the season of giving! :) happiness!!
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We offer different school uniforms to schools as their unique identity.You can get school wears in all type and all size.Customer service and satisfaction is dominant to us
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Mara tagged this Try Harder
Hmmm... cute colors, I like the hat and skirt. but it looks a little messy and uncoordinated to me.
Posted 3603 days ago.
scary. tagged this she shook up the world.
ahahahaaa! who'd a thought a pair a boots could cause such a stir, tho i have had a few controversial times in them myself ;) now @all y'all haters, go easy like! those boots got soul! :) @Payal, you knows it! @birta, ég elska ísland! @Britwatch, ha.ha.ha. :P @Linda from SA, re. july 27 boots-that would be class actually- very ali. love it. oh n no little balls on heel, there's a kinda anklet around the boot with a silver whatdja call it on- anyway in the photo it has slipped down around the heel so it looks funny. @sheena, ya thief, can i have me boots back now they need to go into therapy after this whole ordeal! ;)
Posted 3603 days ago.
Julie tagged this Cute
Love the look - eclectic, funky and colours are gorgeous. I am sure I had a pair of those boots in black .... about 25 years ago :o) LOL so loved the 80s
Posted 3603 days ago.
Austen tagged this Batty
i love it! very out there and stylish!
Posted 3603 days ago.
@mn.....thanx much for your personal thoughts on subject of "sustainable fashion"......i've been trying, myself, to understand the concept.....also, to clarify my question, i did not at all mean to be antagonistic - just asked a simple question - of course i am a huge fan of "theuniformproject" as well!! :)))
Posted 3603 days ago.
Britwatch tagged this Bootylicious
@Abigail :-D methinks ol mm might be feeling a tad bashful about his lil rant now
Posted 3603 days ago.
E.J.Starbuck tagged this What is sustainable?
@abigail and @mm this sustainability conversation is one that Sheena and I struggle with all the time. Because we by nature are consumers, as are all animals in some way, there is no one correct way to approach sustainability. But we've realized that it's largely being conscious of the consumer choices that we make that makes all the difference. Do I buy a new something from Forever 21 every time I get that shopping bug, or do I try on everything in my closet and rediscover things I forgot I even had? Do I invest in one really amazing piece or do I buy the 4 new hottest trends of the season? Asking myself these kinds of questions before I pull out my credit card is crucial to my consumer conscious and my bank account.
Posted 3603 days ago.
crushin on gavin tagged this Cute
love it!!!! purple is my favortie color! and and that hat makes all the other hats look bad :D
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lovely tagged this Madness!
it's madness but i love it!
Posted 3603 days ago.
@E.J.Starbuck.... thanx for a lovely answer....yes, i think about these issues all the time as well..... :) abigail
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MJC tagged this Flower girl
@EJStarbuck: Thank you. I have NOT been grappling with these issues until I found UP. I find that visiting this site, however odd the boots featured on it, inspires me to do just that: rethink my purchasing habits, which have been prolific to date. I thank you and Sheena for giving me a new perspective.
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mm tagged this unabashed
@britwatch it was mn who ranted, not mm. i'm still bashful-free. mn however is wallowing in a deluge of bashfulness, the likes of which haven't been recorded since the summer of '71
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mn tagged this a sustainable comment.
@aibigal/E.J. Starbuck thanks for your nice replies/comments - all i know is I'm happy to see people are thinking about these things and making a conscious effort to move in the right direction. @Britwatch/mm - bashful smashful... ;)
Posted 3602 days ago.
Britwatch tagged this Stimulating
@ mm / mn : duly noted! @ Ms Starbuck: what does the J. stand for? @ Scary : some boots these eh? They've kicked off an ecophilosophy storm!
Posted 3602 days ago.
scary. tagged this le craic.
@britwatch - does that really surprise you..? ;) haha! some craic innit!? lovin it, best comment day ever! @@@@@@@@@@@..............!
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abigail tagged this diodes minna
@ mn,EJStarbuck et.al.........i'm happy to note that the world is changing.....well, i'm hopeful at least.....yes, an interesting comment day it was....
Posted 3601 days ago.
hahahahaha.....my supposed tag "diodes minna" was a crazy captcha that somehow ended up as my tag......a mistake!!!!
Posted 3601 days ago.
Sheila tagged this Clowning Around
Sheena, no offense but u look like a clown!!!
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Sheila tagged this Helping situation/Sheena
After reading through all these comments, December the 9th is a great comment day. @ Britwatch, abigail/mn and mm, just stop fighting!!!!! @mn, no need to swear on the computer. It's ridiculous and rude to everyone who reads it. BE MATURE!!!!!!
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mn tagged this Hot
@sheila, no one is fighting we were merely debating an issue and clearly all on the same side.. plus i love abigail, Britwatch and mm for their good nature and sense of humour. A pleasure to interact with making this day highly entertaining! :) Now regards to my swearing, excuse me? - but could you refrain from being so straight-laced? I find it offensive and dated. As for maturity, interfering in situations you misread is a general no no... not to mention terribly rude...
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abigail tagged this howlonghasthisbeengoinon?
hahahahahaha......let's all laugh and enjoy this fabulous day of uniformproject......no.......therewas no fighting......we're all on the same side!!!!!!!
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Jack tagged this Hot
I will forward this article to him. Pretty sure he will have a good read. Thanks for sharing! Natural science School | Nursing school | fire science degree
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Mark tagged this Cute
I am looking forward for your next post, I will try to get the hang of it! Performing Arts degree | social service school
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shaniqua tagged this Brave
MARVI!! you totally rock!! that jacket... AWSOME
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Seeing as this uniform makes so much fashion sense, it seems to work. The same is true for the moose jaw coupon and all the rest.
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This guest post comes from Marc Mezzacca, founder of NextGen Shopping, a company dedicated to creating innovative shopping mashups. Marc's latest venture is a social-media based coupon code website called CouponFollow which utilizes the Twitter API.
How much of the content posted to Pinterest is from retail or e-commerce websites? How much money can they make off these links? These are hot questions right now. I'll get to them, but first let's back up. Recently journalists have had a field day in thinking they found some new, hidden secret within Pinterest because the pinterest.com website utilized SkimLinks service to monetize the user generated content (Pins). Well, Pinterest has been using SkimLinks since around the time they initially launched. I should also point out many other sites also use SkimLinks and don't formally disclose it, as it can cause confusion to those uneducated in the affiliate space.
By browsing the site, I had a hunch a majority of the Pins weren't monetizeable. Following Jay's post at Business Insider around how VCs are excited for the Pinterest API and Adam's semi-announcement of the Pinterest API launch, I decided to dig deeper into it utilizing their own API to find answers.
Note that there has also been a lot of confusion about the API. I can confirm, as Badgy points out, that the private part of the API (requires OAuth) isn't available yet to general developers as the end-point is disabled. But the public facing part seems to be working. Good enough.
So I used the public API to gather some basic insights that hopefully translate in a rough approximation of how much e-commerce related content is actually going onto Pinterest.
Objective: Determine how much e-commerce is going through Pinterest as posted by users.
I should disclose that I'm using technology from my company to detect in real-time if a source website is e-commerce or not, meaning is it a direct point of purchase. It works with a high-level of accuracy and we use it in production with our CouponFollow website.
Sampling and Results
I took a sample of data of Pins from the API and broke the Pins' Sources into four parts: E-Commerce websites with affiliate programs, E-commerce websites without affiliate programs, Non E-Commerce websites, and other unclassified websites.
- E-Commerce (aff) – These are retailers or service providers where users can conduct a transaction. A user can click on the pin and be brought directly to a place where they can purchase the item. The site has an affiliate program, so Pinterest will theoretically generate commissions on purchases.
- E-Commerce (no aff) – Same as above, except the site doesn't have an affiliate program, so Pinterest would likely NOT generate commissions on purchases.
- Non E-Commerce sites –These are blogs, search engines, static images, image curators, other curators, or some other type of website.
- Unknown / Other – These are other websites we aren't completely sure of. It is important to note that these also have a very high probability of being Non-Ecommerce sites.
The initial sample I took through their API was around 13K pins over the course of 24 hours. Of the initial sample (only popular pins), only about 9% were definitely from e-commerce sites. And actually, I think it's safe to say at least 85-90% of the Pins in the sample taken from the Popular category were not e-commerce. That means the source link where it came from is not a purchase point. Instead it was a blog, search engine, static image, etc -- as mentioned above. Now, of those e-commerce sites, not all have affiliate programs that Pinterest can tap into to monetize the traffic. I cross referenced the e-commerce sites with an affiliate database to further refine the information, as shown below:
And here is a breakdown of the actual Pin sources. Of the 13K pins, there were about 5.4K different Sources (websites).
Rethinking the Sample
At this point it appears that only a very small percentage of the content is monetizeable through affiliate links by Pinterest. That's what I thought. But wait a minute… Just sampling the Popular section isn't a true test. So I went back and took a smaller sample on different categories. This time I choose categories heavily geared towards purchasable products. The next sample I took was about 5.5K pins taken from categories as shown below:
This new sample data changed the results significantly. The amount of e-commerce related Pins jumped up to around 30% from just 9% initially, with about 12% being websites with affiliate programs.
And the number of e-commerce Sources also jumped from 9% to 25%.
This was a bit higher than I anticipated, even though these categories are heavily geared toward shopping.
What Are the Most Popular Sites to Pin From?
Finally, I ran some aggregate analysis on where the Pins were coming from using the entire sample of about 18.5K pins. Tumblr was by far the largest source for Pins, with BlogSpot being second, and together accounted for almost 1/4th of all the Pins. Etsy rocked out in the number 4 position, being the only true e-commerce destination on the list. Amazon came in farther down the list somewhere around 13th, and was the top website source with an affiliate program.
Concluding Thoughts
Even with this information, I won't try to estimate their affiliate earnings. Others might try, but realistically there are too many variables. What I can say is that Pinterest is already generating more quality traffic to retailers than other social networks. While I'm not certain if Pinterest will become the defacto social shopping destination, it certainly is filling a void that currently exists. Regardless, monetizing their affiliate traffic from the start was certainly a smart idea that could have easily been a missed step by a less savvy startup. Now that they have serious funding, they are able to move away from this method and focus on the product.
I'm sure Pinterest can provide much more insightful data themselves than these small samples produce, and likely (eventually) will, but this is certainly interesting and fun to see… and a good chance to explore their much anticipated API. Note: Be sure also to read Pinterest Data Analysis: An Inside Look by RJ Analytics which provides much more generalized information, buy from a much larger sample size.


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"Inspired by A.R. Rahman's social life and musical achievements, team Raindropss has planned to celebrate his 48th birthday by presenting Isai Tamizha Awards aimed at felicitating musicians and instrumentalists from the music industry," read a statement from Raindropss.
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This year's Isai Tamizha awardees include carnatic musician Anayampatti S. Ganeshan, violinist Kalyan and guitarist Kabuli.
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Many years ago, Yochanan Meroz, who later became Israel's ambassador to Germany in Bonn, said that relations between the two countries were "very good, but not normal." At the time, German politicians made efforts to elicit the word "normal" from Israelis - secretly hoping that attention could then be turned to daily business and that the past could be left behind.
But politicians have long ago abandoned such attempts and no longer try to wrestle adjectives out of others. Instead, they practice what - even to the greatest optimists - appeared unimaginable and impossible when Israel was founded 60 years ago and in many of the ensuring years: fostering deep ties and friendship.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to Israel has brought this characterization of mutual relations to a new level, and yet simultaneously punctuated what Meroz formerly said: that relations are not "normal." Normalcy in light of the systematic murder of Jews by Nazis is unthinkable.
That is why it is important that bilateral relations are further developed and improved. But the question of whether one has gone overboard in pursuing a good thing can still be posed. Even the unusual arrangement of regular government consultations between the two countries cannot mask the fact that Germany's relations with Israel cannot be viewed in isolation.
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While the German government - as it existed in Bonn until 1999 - tried to hide behind a barely existing European policy on the Middle East, the Berlin-based government has become a major player in international politics - including in the Middle East.
This raises the question of if it is appropriate to celebrate solidarity with Israel with such exuberance, but so lacking in critique, or if it wouldn't be better, as a friend, to address truths which have long been accepted around the world - even among broad sections of the Israeli population. It would have been appropriate to address the too harsh course of action in the Gaza Strip and the expansion of Israeli settlements in the West Bank in an open manner.
Is such criticism not permissible when one visits Israel to celebrate the 60th anniversary of its founding? Perhaps. If it hadn't been for the fact that Merkel traveled to the country with nearly half of the German government for the political consultations between the two countries. Youth exchange programs, scientific, cultural and economic cooperation are certainly significant matters to discuss. However, one should be more cautious in the approaching weeks and months when it comes to military cooperation.
But what Israel, the Palestinians and the Middle East really need is peace. They also require encouragement to pursue policies which promote peace, as well as criticism of all that runs counter to it. And there is still plenty of that in the region.
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Today my baby girl is 7 years old. She was born on August 6, 2002 at 1:17 P.M. I can't believe that she is going into second grade! Time sure does fly by. Hannah had a wonderful family cookout this past weekend and has a party set up for 5 of her closest gals this weekend. Talk about having a birthday week!! Today she is having her buddy, Regan (who is also my youngest sister, 7, and Hannah's Aunt….got all that?), spend the night. We asked Hannah to choose the menu and she chose Pizza Hut. Not exactly gluten-free, so Jon & I will make our own pizza. We will most likely hit up Cold Stone Creamery for some yummy desserts.
Here is a picture of Hannah on her "birth"day.
Here she is with me just this past weekend before her party.
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Ron Corradini's 1955 has Pro Street guts under stock skin
Just the Facts
Year: 1955
Make: Chevy
Model: Bel Air
Owner: Ronald Corradini
State: California
Every car has its fans, but not equally. Some cars have a few fans, some cars have lots of fans, and a limited number of cars have mountains of fans. The 1955 Chevy falls into that third category—vehicles that have earned an indelible spot on the short list of almost universally loved cars. (We say "almost" to acknowledge the handful of you out there who insist that they never want to see another 1955; hopefully you'll write to us explaining why.)
There are two reasons why 1955 Chevys have become such iconic and popular cars among enthusiasts. The first reason is that there is a lot you can do to one to make it look cool. The second reason is that you don't have to do anything to make one look cool.
In general, 1955 owners tend to build their cars in one of two styles. Some take the nifty 1950s approach, with close-to-stock sheetmetal, period pastel paint, wide whitewalls, two-tone tuck 'n' roll, fuzzy dice, and a nickname like "Suzy Q" lettered on the decklid. That's kind of fun, and we've seen it a lot.
The other approach is the Gasser look, stripped down in the style of a vintage drag car, with a Moon tank, slicks and skinnies on five-spoke or kidney bean wheels, race decals, a straight-axle and straight-line race suspension, and a nickname like "Hell Raiser" lettered on the doors. We like that look too, but again, we've seen it a lot.
We love seeing 1955s that depart from those two styles—like Ronald Corradini's Pro Street–style Bel Air hardtop out of Newport Beach, California. Built by Scott Bonowski and the guys at Hot Rods & Hobbies (HR&H), Ronald's Chevy is partly radical and partly restrained and the two sides somehow balance each other out.
Let's start with radical. Did the bug catcher rising out of the hood tip you off that there might be something out of the ordinary going on underneath? That Enderle injector assembly feeds a blown, injected 572-inch Dart big-block, built by Shaver Racing Engines. The balanced and blueprinted engine is packed with JE forged pistons, with Eagle rods and crank, and a COMP Cams hydraulic roller camshaft. The Littlefield intake is topped with a BDS 8-71 supercharger with Hilborn 160 lb/hr injection. HR&H produced the finned valve covers and built the headers. A pair of Flowmasters cork the 3-inch exhaust pipes.
Of course, 900 hp and 875 lb-ft of torque are just big numbers without a stout transmission delivering it to the rear tires. No problem here. Torrance Transmission built the 4L80E with a Hughes Performance converter. A PowerTrain Industries aluminum driveshaft connects to the 9-inch rear.
All that engine was going to require more chassis than the factory combination, and HR&H remedied the situation by replacing it with a complete custom frame and suspension from Art Morrison Enterprises. The Art Morrison setup features a four-link and adjustable coilovers in the rear, and IFS with tubular control arms and another set of coilovers in front. Lateral performance and left and right handling is equal to whatever the big-block throws at it. And traction is no problem with a pair of 31×16.5R16 Hoosier Pro-Street meats filling the HR&H-built wheel tubs. The wide radials roll on 16×12 ET-III wheels. Up front, 26×7.50R15 Hoosiers are mounted on 15×6 ET-IIIs. Four-corner disc brakes and master cylinder from Wilwood can stop the 1955 in short order.
As we promised, all the radical performance modifications are balanced by a relatively mild-appearing body and interior treatment. Of course, it took a ton of work to keep things looking mild. The floors and firewall were completely rebuilt before the body went back on. Except for cutting the hood, there was no reason to modify its classic lines, and even the handles, locks, and most of the Bel Air Sport Coupe trim were retained. A trip to Artistic Silver Plating ensured that all that brightwork looks perfect. The bumpers were smoothed and a Nomad centerpiece added to the rear. Winfield lenses fill the taillight bezels. Inside the HR&H paint booth, Todd Griggs and Scott Bonowski sprayed the two-tone finish, a combination of PPG Candy Cabernet and House of Kolor Wimbledon White.
Ronald avoided overloading the interior with race car–inspired components, adding only a race tach, Hurst shifter handle, and four-point cage as indications of the car's performance. A 1956 dash insert was added to the stock 1955 dash, and factory air-conditioning vents were incorporated into the Vintage Air A/C system. The upholstery is low key but high quality. Dave Lopez at Elegance Auto Interiors used low-sheen black leather to cover the modified seat and panels. He maintained the basic stock door panel design, modifying it with vertical rolls and pleats, matching the stitching on the split-back bench.
As we said a few pages ago, 1955 Chevys have a lot of fans and this tastefully Pro Streeted Bel Air has been collecting a few of its own. As luck would have it, its biggest fan is the guy who owns it. "I think 1955 Chevys represent the best drag-type street cars ever made," Ronald told us. "This car is 100 percent the way I want it. I give all the credit to Scott Bonowski and his team at HR&H. I had the dream and the checkbook, but they found the car and built it to perfection."


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Issue 17 - 1989
Continued from the last issue's Scrollos strip. Scrollos traces the beam that attacked him to the planet Primus. He does not know why Primus has attacked him, but he prepares his robots and battle stations to fight. But then his sensors report that the energy beam was not an attack, but a teleportation beam leading to Primus. The person within the beam was travelling there to battle against evil. Scrollos sets course for Primus, to find out more about this space traveller. (Continued in next issue)
Feature story 1: "Monster Mayhem"
Reprinted from the original comic series.
Feature story 2: "Gwildor's Gamble" (English translation of the German comic "Die Seuche des Satans" from Ehapa)
Gwildor is entertaining the heroic warriors with stories produced by his cosmic key. Orko and Cringer find the stories boring and go off for a walk, but when they rest by a river, they see evil warriors in the woods, about to use pollen from the flowers. Orko and Cringer go back to the palace to warn the other warriors, but they refuse to help, saying they know too little about the plan to act. The next day, however, Eternia is hit by a terrible plague, that even affects Man-At-Arms! Adam becomes He-Man and consults Gwildor, who says he can use his key to teleport them back in time, to find the cure. He takes He-Man and Teela to a period in Eternia's history, with a remarkable resemblance to Ancient Rome. He-Man rescues a girl from a bullfight, but they find no cure so Gwildor takes them to another time period. This one is FAR too Earth-like, with French-looking guards, but there's no cure so they teleport away to another time zone, where they are attacked by Desert Fighters. But there's still no cure, so Gwildor uses the key again, but it returns them back to their own time period. Gwildor realises he has failed. Meanwhile, however, Orko is sneaking around finding out what Skeletor is doing, and he finds scent bombs, which are made from the flowers. Orko sets a timer on the scent bomb machine, which causes it to self-destruct. The plague victims return to full health, and King Randor presents Orko with a medal for his bravery.
Feature story 3: "The Nowhere Bomb"
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Star Trek: Voyager's Robert Picardo and producer/director/writer Dr. Harry Kloor will host the U.S. premiere of Quantum Quest, the 3-D computer animated Large Format adventure film, at the gala preview party of "Science With A Twist: An Evening Aboard The Enterprise" on Saturday night, January 22nd at the Louisville Science Center museum.
Quantum Quest interweaves animated sequences with stunning, actual space imagery captured from seven ongoing NASA and NASA/ESA space missions. In addition to Picardo, the film boasts an A-list voice cast including two Captain Kirks (veteran William Shatner and Chris Pine), two Jedi Knights (Mark Hamill and Samuel L. Jackson) and two Darth Vaders (James Earl Jones and Hayden Christensen) – a first for Hollywood and the galaxy. Quantum Quest will be released in Large Format and conventional theaters in spring, 2011.
Quantum Quest is the first time that NASA's iconic Jet Propulsion Laboratory has ever initiated a film project and the first time that Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the surface of the Moon, has participated in a feature film, lending his voice to one of the characters.
Combining solid, "real" science with Hollywood-style narrative story-telling, Quantum Quest is designed to communicate the excitement of space exploration and science discovery to students K through 12. Quantum Quest will provide more free educational materials, prepared by leading educators, scientists, space and science organizations (including the Fleet Museum and the Planetary Society), than any previous Large Screen film.
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Dr. Harry Kloor, Ph.D. Physics, Ph.D. Chemistry, is a writer, director, producer, scientist, inventor, and national technology policy advisor. Dr. Kloor has 15 years experience writing/developing films and TV series. In 1994, he earned the unique status of being the first and, to date, the only person to simultaneously earn two doctorates, one in Physics and the other in Chemistry, both from Purdue University. This achievement was so singular that it gained national recognition in such publications as The New York Times and People. His writing credits include Star Trek: Voyager and the animated series Godzilla, and Earth: Final Conflict, and he was a producer and played a key role in developing the hit TV series Earth: Final Conflict. Dr. Kloor is a recognized leader in bringing science to the public. He founded a National Physics Outreach Program at Purdue University in 1991, forming partnerships with Marvel Entertainment and Paramount Pictures to use their iconic properties such as Spider-Man and Star Trek to advance science. Dr. Kloor has produced and directed a variety of commercials and industrial documentaries, published articles stories in various newspapers and scientific publications and sits on a range of advisory boards including Rocket Racing League (for which he was the Founding Advisor) and Signacert. Dr. Kloor served as Science Advisor to the famed X Prize organization, and has worked in advancing science literacy to the public for over 20 years.
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Top Massachusetts Democrats, and even President Obama himself, may be looking to nudge Ted Kennedy's widow Vicki Kennedy into considering a run for the Senate seat that will be open if Senator John Kerry takes up the position of Secretary of State.
The Boston Herald reports on the looming new race for Massachusetts senator, which will be the state's third in just two years. While Vicki Kennedy has reportedly said she has no interest in taking the seat, some believe it may just take a bit of coaxing.
Democratic consultant Scott Ferson said, "I'm sure the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is going to poll, and if they feel like they need to bigfoot somebody, they will."
A top Massachusetts Democrat said that both President Obama and Senate President Harry Reid could turn to pressuring local Democrats to ensure that Scott Brown, a Republican, is beaten in the race. The pressure could be focused on nudging Kennedy to run.
"I think Brown is going to be tough to beat, and the president is the only one who could kind of fix this," the Democrat said. "It seems to me a pretty weak field. If you're a national Democrat, you don't want a primary where whoever wins is going to be broke and then face Brown."
On Christmas Eve, two potential candidates with big names - Edward Kennedy, Jr and Ben Affleck - made it clear that they will not be making a run for the Senate seat.
Other possible Democratic candidates include U.S. Reps Michael E. Capuano, Stephen Lynch and Edward J. Markey, as well as state Sen. Ben Downing.
Democratic operative Jim Roosevelt said, "I'm sure she [Vicki] would think long and hard about a request from the president of the United States," Roosevelt said.
However, Roosevelt also added that the matter "is very personal for her. ... She's been pretty clear that this is not what she sees herself doing."
Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia pointed out a how a big name could be a helpful tactic in the race:"Obviously they don't have to worry about spending money for name recognition, and she's got a lot of connections in Washington to help her fund-raise. A lot of these congressmen just aren't known beyond their district," Sabato said.
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Congressman Ed Markey, a 66-year-old veteran pol announced Thursday he was in the race.


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This disc set is called "A Trap in The Black Wood". It was the only release from the viewmaster line of 3-D Discs for She-Ra and uses "Filmation-Like" animation. It comes packed with a viewmaster classic red reel viewer.
Story: While on a visit to her family at the Palace of Eternos, Adora senses something wrong back in the Whispering Woods. After dinner she transforms into She-Ra for a swift journey back to the camp teleporting right to Whispering woods, via The Crystal Castle and using Swift Wind to fly there. And Adora's intuition was right! Queen Angella was on her way to meet Catra who had asked to join The Great Rebellion. Glimmer finds a note at The Laughing Swan Inn, were Bow and Kowl were sitting at a table. Glimmer tells Bow, "I never trust Catra. We must follow Mother to see nothing happens to her." Adora, Madame Razz, and Broom join them in the trip to The Black Wood onboard a flying clipper ship. They land and enter the Black Woods with Madame Razz riding Broom right into a tree. They had gone only a few miles when a ferocious Mud Monster blocks their way. Quickly, Madame Razz works a spell- but instead of chanting, "Monster, Monster, change into air," she says, "Monster, Monster, change into a bear." The bear charges the group, but Adora holds out her hand, stoping Bow from shooting and arrow, and the bear gently takes her hand. "I knew he meant no harm," said Adora. Around the next bend in the path, they meet Catra. To frighten the search party, Catra transforms to her cat form and stuns Glimmer with her magic. Bow catches Glimmer, while Adora sneaks off and changes to She-Ra and to counter Catra's magic by changing her sword into a glittering mirror. She holds up the mirror to Catra and says, "Come see what a beautiful creature you are. Why, you could be queen of The Black Wood." To see herself better, Catra removes her magic mask but without the power of the mask she disappears, magically teleported by the Sword of Protection. Then the rescuers find Queen Angella tied to a nearby tree. Bow says," She-Ra's power to trick Catra saves us all once again." The story ends with Glimmer and her mother embracing in joy.
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Secret Service gun inadvertently left in Romney plane lavatory
(CBS News) A gun belonging to a member of Mitt Romney's U.S. Secret Service detail was found unattended in the bathroom of the candidate's charter plane Wednesday afternoon. The Republican nominee was traveling from Tampa, Fla., site of his party's convention, to Indianapolis, Ind., for a speech.
The weapon, presumably left behind in the bathroom by accident, was discovered by a CBS News/National Journal reporter, who alerted a flight attendant about the gun. A member of the Secret Service on board the plane was informed and retrieved the gun.
Romney has traveled with Secret Service protection since early February and has an armed detail assigned to him at all times. His wife, Ann, was just assigned her own detail - albeit a smaller one - last Friday.
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You probably don't spend a lot of time at your neighborhood bar considering the origins of your booze of choice. But chances are good there's an interesting story behind your cocktail, be it a gin martini or a Jack and Coke.
We recently had the opportunity to visit the distillery an hour and a half outside Louisville, Ky., where Maker's Mark bourbon is made.
The distillery still runs largely as it did when it sold its first bottle back in 1956. The recipe is the same, as is much of the machinery. Of course, there have been a few changes: a water wheel no longer powers the plant, for one.
Greg Davis, the master distiller who oversees everything related to the production of whisky, gave us the complete rundown on how Maker's Mark is produced, from the locally sourced corn and soft red winter wheat to the charring of the white oak barrels where the whisky ages.
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How Big Brand Sponsorship Saved Our Indie Film (pt 2 of 2)/
Guest Post by Amy Lo. Yesterday Amy started the tale of Planet B-boy's march into brand sponsorship and how they teamed up with Samsung. Today she concludes with how it was a win/win and some thoughts towards the future. Taking the long view We were relieved that our immediate need for post production funds was met, but our proposal also kept the door open for a much bigger fish to fry: distribution. Our initial strategy was the typical indie film non-strategy of keeping the film under wraps, doing a big premiere at a festival and waiting for any offers to come along. With Samsung unexpectedly involved at an early stage, we started thinking about how we could partner with them to bring the film out, either with or without a traditional distributor. We came up with a plan for live dance events combined with the film screenings, a 25-city tour presented by Samsung.
In the meantime, we finished the film and got it into competition at the Tribeca Film Festival. We had a magical outdoor premiere on the riverfront with Fab 5 Freddy as emcee, live performances, and breakdancing lessons before the movie. More than eight thousand people turned out. We'd made it an event. We knew we could be on to something.
We pushed Samsung and came so close – with no less than the Chief Marketing Officer for North America behind us – but internal politics and timing ultimately thwarted further P&A support. Planet B-boy still had a great run with distributor Elephant Eye Films, held over in NY theaters for 10 weeks and spreading to about 50 other cities. We threw some fantastic events, too.
Working towards the future I'm convinced there's a still lot further to go with sponsorship and indie film, particularly for distribution and the hard work of getting finished films to audiences. Folks like Rooftop Films , Alamo Drafthouse , and Range Life are making movies more of a communal event. Film festivals, too. Brands get behind those curators without dictating programming, so if a filmmaker's vision is clear and resonates with audiences, why not experiment with individual film releases, too? Or theaters? Kind of like the old days of TV – Wild Kingdom never had anything to do with insurance but the show's always been presented by Mutual of Omaha. Sponsorship's coming back for indie music , why not indie film, too?
Samsung didn't take any ownership or approvals of the film, and our deal with them paradoxically, became our best guarantee of creative freedom, no strings attached. Sponsorship wasn't our plan at the outset, but by focusing on the film first, by preserving its quality and originality, we had something for others, both audiences and sponsors, to get excited about.
It most likely won't happen the same way for me again on another film, and on each project, we as producers have to be more resourceful and more imaginative than ever, looking at every option. I'm telling you this story because the lesson learned is: You never know who might save you. When some doors close, just find new ones to knock down.
Amy Lo is a 2010-2011 Sundance Institute Creative Producing Fellow. Through her production banner Mental Pictures , she develops and produces feature films, documentaries, and new media, focusing on director-driven original stories. She can also be found on twitter @amy_lo .
For more on this subject check out: "Can Brands & Indie Films Collaborate Without Sacrificing Integrity Or Goals?"


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A quality improvement collaborative composes of the following core components: a shared problem, an agreed and proven solution, support from senior management, and multi-disciplinary teams working together to implement changes, share the work load and support mutual learning. A successfully run Collaborative needs to be well planned and designed and also professionally implemented. However it is the components of the methodology underpinning the program which are the cornerstone to its success.
The APCC website provides you with all the components and tools that you will need to run your own Collaborative. Follow the step by step pages under the Running a Collaborative menu to select the resources you need to set up your own Collaborative. If you already have participated in a Collaborative or would like to implement a disease specific program then head straight over to the Topics area to select your disease topic and the resources you need for it.


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BBC News
- Brexit: Boris Johnson says 'significant' work still to do on deal
- Brexit plans centre stage in Queen's Speech
- Harry Dunn crash: Parents 'hopeful' about US meeting
- Japan 28-21 Scotland: Gregor Townsend's side out of Rugby World Cup
- Cardinal Newman declared a saint by the Pope
- Sturgeon: Corbyn must back indyref2 for SNP votes
- Great Eastern Run called off in armed police operation
- Wales hold World Cup finalists Croatia
- Jeremy Corbyn dismisses resignation comments
- Hitchhiker's actor Stephen Moore dies aged 81
- Engagement ring found after Caldicot waste site search
- England takes the World Porridge Making title in the Highlands
- Queen's Speech 2019: What can we expect?
- Steampunk festival held in Bronte's Haworth
- Cardinal John Henry Newman: How did he become a saint?
- X Factor Celebrity: Will it improve the show's ratings?
- The Swansea University class with Olympic athletes
- Could there be an early general election?
- 'I'm proud my son is storing 1,000 bricks in my garden'
- Priti Patel: 'Northern Ireland must not be treated differently over customs'
- British orphans found trapped in Syria IS camp
- Rapper Jack Grange says music releases ADHD 'anger'
- Blind climber Jesse Dufton leads ascent on Old Man of Hoy
- Nicola Sturgeon on indyref2 and a Scottish border
- The bag-designing man on Birmingham's streets
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Mayor's Office
The City Recycling Office reports that businesses involved with Lincoln Recycles Day collected over four tons of wood waste, 495 pounds of paint and 200 pounds of recyclable batteries at various events Saturday, November 13.
The events included a latex paint exchange at EcoStores Nebraska, wood waste collection at Hofeling Enterprises and a recyclable battery exchange at Interstate All Battery Center.
"Over 750 residents pledged to improve recycling habits during the past month," said City Recycling Coordinator Gene Hanlon. "Those pledges were turned into action on Lincoln Recycles Day as many residents took advantage of the various events taking place throughout the city. Even though Lincoln Recycles Day is only one day, there are numerous opportunities for residents to recycle a wide variety of materials. We hope they will make recycling a part of their daily activities."
Local pledges were entered into prize drawings. Local prize winners receiving a year-long subscription to curbside recycling are:
Other prize winners:
In addition to independent businesses hosting recycling events, Lincoln Recycles Day is sponsored by the City's Solid Waste Operations, Division of Public Works and Utilities, WasteCap Nebraska, Lincoln Public Schools and the Americorps program.
This was Lincoln's sixth annual celebration in conjunction with America Recycles Day, which is nationally recognized to encourage recycling and the purchase of recycled-material products. For more information on America Recycles Day, visit www.americarecyclesday.org. For more information on the City's recycling program, call the recycling hotline at 441-8215.


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From Ocean Topography to Flexural Rigidity
This activity was selected for the On the Cutting Edge Exemplary Teaching Collection
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- Scientific Accuracy
- Alignment of Learning Goals, Activities, and Assessments
- Pedagogic Effectiveness
- Robustness (usability and dependability of all components)
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For more information about the peer review process itself, please see http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/review.html.
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This resource was reviewed as part of the May 2009 MARGINS Mini-Lesson Workshop. Each activity received verbal feedback from two participants who had reviewed the activity and activity sheet using these guidelines. Authors revised the activities and activity sheets in response to these comments during the workshop.
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The project is designed to engage students in utilizing the ever-improving bathymetric techniques and data available in GeoMapApp to explore the strength of the oceanic lithosphere as a function of age. Because the data includes both satellite and ship track derived solutions, students have the opportunity to see the utility of each, and travel virtually the world's trenches in search of topographic features. Because not all trenches have pronounced forearc bulges, many are complicated by other topography (e.g. seamounts), and the choices of subduction boundaries are numerous, the module will give students the opportunity to explore quite independently, learning many of the pitfalls of 'real-world' science. This module is designed for upper-level undergraduates taking an Introduction to Geophysics or Quantitative Tectonic-type course.
Learning Goals
Context for Use
Students should be able to develop graphs, and optionally perform line-fitting of datasets.
Description and Teaching Materials
Teaching Notes and Tips
- How bathymetry is measured (ship-based and satellite).
- Concept of flexural rigidity and the strength/thickness with age relationship of oceanic lithosphere.
- The value of using proper/SI units and the pitfalls of problems ignoring conversion.
- Spatial comparison of flexural bulge: the existence of, and the spatial variability with relation to plate age and other phenomena
- Concept of error in measurement, interpretation, and modeling.
What do we want students to be able to do?
- Apply simple algebra to real-earth science problems.
- Generate bathymetric profiles and spatial recognition of features and noise.
- Plotting data and reapplying mathematic equations to interpret non-linear relationships.
References and Resources
Information relating to the equations and scientific background for this problem set can be found in Turcotte and Shubert's, Geodynamics, 2nd Edition, Cambridge University Press, 2002.


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I am new to Java and have been trying to teach myself from several books, currently "Sams Teach Yourself Java 6 in 21 Days", and I'm sadly stuck on the first day. I need to compile a simple application (and I guess a class too? I'm not sure if that needs to be compiled, but I tried anyway).
I have two errors when I try to compile the class:
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I also have two errors when I try to compile the application:class VolcanoRobot { String status; int speed; float temperature; void checkTemperature() { if (temperature > 660) { status = "returning home"; speed = 5; } } void showAttributes() { System.out.println("Status: " = status); System.out.println("Speed: " = speed); System.out.println("Temperature: " + temperature); } }
The original code for the application is:
I'm sure the problem is rather obvious, but I'm new to programming and Java, so I don't catch the obvious yet. Any and all help is appreciated! And sorry about the image links, but I don't know how to copy straight from Command Prompt :\class VolcanoApplication { public static void main(String[] arguments) { VolcanoRobot dante = new VolcanoRobot(); dante.status = "exploring"; dante.speed = 2; dante.temperature = 510; dante.showAttributes(); System.out.println("Increasing speed to 3."); dante.speed = 3; dante.showAttributes(); System.out.println("Changing temperatire to 670."); dante.temperature = 670; dante.showAttributes(); System.out.println("Checking the temperature."); dante.checkTemperature(); dante.showAttributes(); } }


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Harvard had five first-team and five second-team All-Ivy nods (Harvard Athletic Communications).
Ivy League Release
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – For the first time in program history, the Harvard softball team had players earn Ivy League Player, Rookie and Pitcher of the year in the same season as the league announced the yearly awards Thursday afternoon. The Crimson also placed 10 players on the All-Ivy first and second teams, tying a program record set in 1998.
The sweep marks just the second time in league history that a team has collected all three yearly conference awards, as Princeton won the trio of accolades in 1994.
Senior captain Ellen Macadam was named Ivy League Player of the Year and received first-team accolades after putting together the best season of her four in Cambridge. Macadam led the Ivy League in hits (76) and runs scored (52), was ranked second in RBI (35), triples (5), stolen bases (12) and total bases (119), and third in batting average (.442) and slugging percentage (.692). She stands 13th nationally with five triples, 14th nationally in batting average and 23rd in runs per game (1.04). She also holds the school record for hits in a season (76) and a career (222), and runs in a season (52) and a career (139). With the award, Macadam becomes Harvard's fifth league Player of the Year and first since Tiffany Whitton '03 won the award in 2002.
Junior pitcher Rachel Brown had a record breaking season, earning Ivy League Pitcher of the Year honors and bringing in her third first-team All-Ivy nod. Brown was the league-leader in earned-run average (1.90), opposing batting average (.181), strikeouts (291) and wins (21) and recorded the final out of the 2011 Ivy League Championship Series against Cornell. She is ranked third in the nation in strikeouts per game (11.5) and her 291 total strikeouts is the 15th-highest total in Division I. Brown shattered the school and Ivy League record for strikeouts in a season and became the first Harvard pitcher in team history to amass more than 20 wins in a season. The San Diego, Calif., native is Harvard's fourth Ivy Pitcher of the Year, and first since 2007 when Shelly Madick '08 took home the honor.
Freshman third baseman Kasey Lange played with the poise of a seasoned veteran in her first year with the Crimson, taking home Rookie of the Year honors and earning a spot on the All-Ivy first team. Lange led the league in RBI (65), doubles (20), sacrifice flies (6) and total bases (123), was second in batting average (.444), slugging percentage (.804) and home runs (11), and was third in runs scored (38) and hits (68). She ranks second in the nation in doubles per game (0.4) and sacrifice flies (6), seventh in RBI per game (1.3), 12th in batting average (.444) and 22nd in slugging percentage (.804). Lange broke the school record for both RBI and doubles in a season and becomes Harvard's fifth Rookie of the Year and first since 2009 when Brown took home the honor.
Sophomore outfielder Stephanie Regan and junior shortstop Jane Alexander also earned first-team bids for the Crimson. Regan performed when it mattered most, posting a .463 batting average in Ivy contests, good for second in the league. She was also third in hits (31) in Ancient Eight games and fourth in runs scored (20) and doubles (7). Alexander posted a .260 batting average, starting 48 games at shortstop for the Ivy champs. Her .984 fielding percentage was one of the best in the league as she made just one error in 57 chances in league action.
Rookie battery-mates Laura Ricciardone and Allison Scott received second-team accolades after stellar first seasons at Harvard. Ricciardone was rock-solid as Harvard's No. 2 starter, compiling a 13-5 record on the year with a 2.06 ERA. She also led the Ivy League in runs allowed (48) and earned runs allowed (35) and ranks 19th in the nation in walks per game (1.24). Scott anchored the Crimson from behind the plate in her rookie season, posting a .421 batting average in 19 Ivy games and tying for the team lead with six long balls in league games.
Whitney Shaw picked up her second All-Ivy accolade with a second team nod, posting the third-highest RBI total in the league this season with 32. Sophomore Ashley Heritage earned a spot on the All-Ivy second team as the league leader in stolen bases (21) and attempts (25). Marika Zumbro rounded out Harvard's All-Ivy selections as a utility player, batting .280 and driving in 13 runs in league action. She also proved to be an effective relief pitcher for the Crimson, picking up a pair of wins on the season and striking out nine in 18 innings pitched.
Harvard, the first team in Division I to qualify for the 2011 NCAA Softball Tournament, will learn its destination for the regional round Sunday night at 10 p.m.
Player of the Year
Ellen Macadam, Harvard (Sr., Atlanta, Ga.)
Pitcher of the Year
Rachel Brown, Harvard (Jr., San Diego, Calif.)*
Rookie of the Year
Kasey Lange, Harvard (Fr., Ladera Ranch, Calif.)*
First Team All-Ivy
P – Rachel Brown, Harvard (Jr., San Diego, Calif.)
P - Elizabeth Dalymple, Cornell (Sr., Devon, Pa.)
C - Alisha Prystowsky, Penn (Sr., Montclair, N.J.)
1B - Kate Strobel, Brown (Jr., Denver, Colo.)
2B - Ellen Macadam, Harvard (Sr., Atlanta, Ga.)*
3B – Kasey Lange, Harvard (Fr., Ladera Ranch, Calif.)*
SS - Jane Alexander, Harvard (Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.)
OF – Marissa Amiraian, Cornell (Sr., Latham, N.Y.)*
OF – Stephanie Regan, Harvard (So., Humble, Texas)
OF - Lizzy Pierce, Princeton (So., Modesto, Calif.)
U - Maggie Johnson, Columbia (Sr., Danville, Calif.)
DP - Kelsey VandeBergh, Princeton (Jr., Beaverton, Ore.)*
Second Team
P – Laura Ricciardone, Harvard (Fr., Slidell, La.)
P – Chelsey Dunham, Yale (Fr., Fairfax Station, Va.)
C - Allie Scott, Harvard (Fr., Alpine, Calif.)
1B - Whitney Shaw, Harvard (Jr., San Francisco, Calif.)
2B - Karen Tulig, Columbia (Sr., Katy, Texas)
2B - Hillary Hubert, Dartmouth (So., Grant Park, Ill.)
3B - Steph Thompson, Brown (So., Chino, Clalif.)
SS - Jennifer Bergeron, Columbia (So., Kingwood, Texas)
SS - Meghan Johnson, Yale (Jr., New Milford, Conn.)
OF – Ashley Heritage, Harvard (So., College Station, Texas)
OF – Nicole Ontiveros, Princeton (Jr., Laguna Niguel, Calif.)
OF - Audrey Kolodziej, Dartmouth (Sr., Morton Grove, Ill.)
U - Mari Zumbro, Harvard (Jr., Oakland, Calif.)
Honorable Mention
P - Prophet Gaspard, Columbia (Fr., Abbeville, La.)
P - Alex Peyton, Princeton (So., Fullerton, Calif.)
C – Molly Khalil, Dartmouth (Jr., Seal Beach, Calif.)
C – McKynlee Westman, Yale (Sr., Smithville, Mo.)
C – Kristen Towne, Cornell (So., Brecksville, Ohio)
1B - Mariclaire Rebman, Yale (Sr., St. Louis, Mo.)
2B - Katie Yanagisawa, Yale (Sr., Woodbridge, Conn.)
SS - Stephanie Caso, Penn (So., Brooklyn, N.Y.)
OF - Brooke Coloma, Penn (So., Martinez, Calif.)
OF - Elysse Gorney, Penn (Fr., Orlando, Fla.)
OF - Tori Balta, Yale (Fr., Valencia, Calif.)
OF - Emily Caruthers, Columbia (Fr., Rancho Murieta, Calif.)
OF - Meghan Everett, Dartmouth (Jr., Flemington, N.J.)
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His imitation of the "spoilerphobe" is probably the best part of this video. But I have to admit, I'm probably a less exaggerated version of the kind of person Conan and Homeland actor Damian Lewis are talking about here.
I hate being forced to race to watch or play something just to avoid getting spoiled on it by an overly excited fan on the internet. But as one of its denizens, I have to accept my lot in life and know what places and conversations to avoid.
They still kind of have a point, too. You can't expect years to go by and still be able to call "spoilers!" out rationally. There's a certain acceptable timeframe in which spoilers are unfair, even if we all probably haven't agreed on one yet. And not everything constitutes a spoiler, though as a writer on the Internet I've learned to be very, very careful about labelling spoilers. One man's concept art is another man's hell.


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If you've had it, you would know. Chronic itchiness -- often the result of skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema or allergies -- disrupts sleep, dims pleasure and limits activities. Just as much as chronic pain does.
Now it's official: A study published online this week by the Archives of Dermatology has found that those who suffer from unrelenting itch, generally for six months to a year, have been brought every bit as low by their condition as have chronic-pain sufferers.
These findings, the study's authors say, suggest that chronic itch is "the skin equivalent of pain."
And like chronic pain, chronic itch appears to go hand in hand with depression. The relationship between depression and the two chronic conditions is undoubtedly complex: People who are depressed seem to tolerate pain and itching less well than those who are not; but the nagging distraction of chronic pain or chronic itch also seems to trigger depression in many.
Like pain, itchiness varies greatly from one person to another, and is difficult to convey. Both are also devilishly resistant to treatment, and both are clearly exacerbated by stress. The study found that, as with patients who have chronic pain, social support matters in how a sufferer of chronic itch tolerates his or her symptoms. Among both sets of patients, those who were unmarried tended to suffer most acutely.
There is one major difference between chronic pain and chronic itch, said the authors of the study, which was led by Dr. Seema P. Kini of Emory University. Whereas the diagnosis, treatment and impact of chronic pain have been extensively studied, persistent itchiness has undergone little scrutiny by researchers. The agony of the itchy is not widely understood.
The study surveyed 137 patients being seen at Emory University Medical Center in Atlanta for chronic pain and 73 who were consulting doctors there for itchiness. Patients were asked to rate the impact of their condition on their quality of life, how long they had been experiencing pain or itch, and to provide demographic information about themselves.
"Addressing support networks in addition to developing new therapies may improve the quality of life of itchy patients," the researchers concluded.


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Though he is best known for his dramatic and colorful ceramic work and acrylic paintings, Ricardo Estella (b. 1951, New York City) works with paint, collage, threads, clay, and papier-mâché. His work often features religious iconography, as well as animals and landscapes. Raised in the Philippines and returning to the United States in 1973, he credits his artistic inspiration and successes to his father who taught him how to paint and sculpt as a child while living on the island of Luzon.
Estella first worked in the Creativity Explored studio from 1996 to 2006, and returned in 2010.
Read Estella's thoughts on his artwork here.
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Built in 1785 on the Haldon Estate outside of Exeter, the Belvedere Tower commemorates General Stringer Lawrence who formed and commanded the army in India. It was constructed by Sir Robert Palk, one time governor of Madras, in memory of his friend and their time together in India.
The tower dominates the grounds and although the tower has the finest views, even from ground level they remain spectacular. There is also an arched bridge nearby which is another favourite location for wedding photography.


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God's Eyes
I wish I knew of a non-religious name for this craft, but this is what they've always been referred to as long as I've known how to do them. The project originates in Mexico and Bolivia and is known in Spanish as Ojo de Dios, which translates to God's Eyes. These can be used as decoration anywhere or even ornaments for a Christmas tree during the holidays. The way I've written the directions, you'll have to tie off colors to switch cleanly between them, but in the Quick Shopping links at the bottom I've found some multicolor skeins of yarn. These types of yarn vary throughout the skein in different colors, so that might be an interesting way to vary the color but avoid the tie off of the different colors. It's a handy trick when you don't have a lot of time to complete the project or when working with younger girls who might not have the patience or dexterity to tie off between colors.
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Materials Needed:
- 2 small, straight sticks about 5″ long OR 2 craft sticks
- Scissors
- Pencil
- 1-3 skeins of yarn in various colors
- Cross the sticks at the center. Tie them together with the end of a piece of yarn, making an X, but don't cut the yarn off its skein. Tie the yarn IN BACK of the 2 crossed sticks.
- With the pencil, number the sticks at the ends, in the center. This isn't necessary, but will make these directions much easier to follow.
- Bring the yarn to the front between sticks 3 and 4. Pull the yarn over stick 3 and the next one too (stick 2), and bring it to the back between sticks 2 and 1. Wrap it behind stick 2 and bring it to the front again between sticks 2 and 3. Pull it over stick 2 and the next one too (stick 1), and wrap it behind stick 1.
- Pull the yarn over stick 1 and the next one too (stick 4) and wrap it behind stick 4. Pull it over stick 4 and the next one too (stick 3) and wrap it behind stick 3. This is one complete round. Always lay the yarn next to, NOT on top of the yarn already in place.
- Keep on wrapping the yarn behind each stick, over that stick and the next, and around behind that one, then over that stick and the next and behind that one. As you continue making the rounds, always be sure that the yarn lies next to, but never on top of the yarn in the previous round. After the first few rounds, you will see the woven pattern of the "eye" beginning to form.
- When you have an "eye" in one color of yarn, you can cut the yarn and tie on another color, and continue weaving. Make sure that the knot that you joined the 2 colors with, stays in the back.
- Keep weaving the "God's Eye" until you are about ½" from the ends of the sticks. Cut the yarn, leaving approximately a 7-8″ tail. Tie the tail in a knot in back.
This diagram from About.com should help:
Safety Tips!
- This is an all-ages project, but adult supervision is required of younger girls when using the scissors.


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A fatal drug cocktail of Xanax, fentanyl and cocaine killed the 19-year-old son of former Fox News anchor Eric Bolling, a Colorado coroner ruled.
Eric Chase Bolling of Demarest was found dead on Sept. 8 in Boulder, Colorado, where he was a student at the University of Colorado Boulder.
A "mixed drug intoxication" accidentally killed him, the coroner's office in Boulder County said.
"We must fight against this national epidemic," his father tweeted on Thursday, "too many innocent victims."
Eric Bolling had been suspended from Fox News on Aug. 8 as a result of allegations of texting a lewd photo to 14 female colleagues in the past.
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Sam Williams insists Dagenham are starting to reap the benefits of his added shooting practice in training.
The striker, 25, started his fledgling career as a trainee with Aston Villa and enjoyed several loan spells before joining Yeovil in 2009, linking up with the Daggers two years later.
However, after a promising start to his debut campaign, Williams missed most of last season with a cruciate knee ligament injury.
The player returned to action in August and is now starting to find his scoring boots, with four goals in his last five games, including a well-taken winner in Saturday's 1-0 success at Bristol Rovers.
Williams, who now has seven goals to his name this season, told Daggers Player: "Since I've come here it's the most finishing I've done as a striker.
"We work a lot on crossing and finishing, a lot of time spent just with the strikers so I feel as though I get a lot of time around the box.
"I was getting a lot of chances before and they weren't going for me so I'm happy to be in a rich vein of form."
Meanwhile, Dagenham full-back Femi Ilesanmi has made a three-man shortlist for November's npower League Two player of the month award.


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