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This series of learning modules is designed for adaptation in an introductory Earth science or planetary science course. The modules actively engage students through Mars remote-sensing data and Earth-based analogs to understanding Mars geology.... (View More) Interviews with planetary scientists and geologists present current issues in planetary sciences. (View Less)
Building Intuition for In-water Optics and Ocean Color Remote Sensing: Spectrophotometer Activity with littleBits™
This activity demonstrates optical properties of water: that different constituents in water affect the transmission, absorption, and scattering of different colors in the visible light spectrum. Inexpensive, off-the-shelf components are used to... (View More) build a light sensor and source, creating a simple spectrophotometer that can measure light absorption. In the second part of this activity, principles of ocean color remote sensing are applied to measure reflectance. Using components that are clearly visible allows students to configure them in different ways. Playing with the instrument design gives students a practical understanding of spectrophotometers, in-water optics, and remote sensing. As an extension of this concept, students are encouraged to think about how ocean color is used to estimate the concentration of chlorophyll to infer phytoplankton abundance, colored dissolved organic matter, and suspended sediments. (View Less)
Learners will use an inexpensive, simple spectrophotometer to test how light at different visible wavelengths (blue, green, red) is transmitted, or absorbed, through four different colored water samples. Clear water is used as the "control,"... (View More) characterizing the light source and normalizing the other samples. The blue water represents the open ocean water with few plants—conditions you might find far from land in the middle of the ocean. The green water represents productive water with a high concentration of phytoplankton, i.e., a phytoplankton bloom. The tea water represents coastal water or river outflow that contains decaying organic material such as leaves. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students
This collection of math problems is based on a weekly series of space and Earth science problems distributed to teachers during the 2013-2014 school year. The problems were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and... (View More) physical science curriculum and were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. Includes information for teachers and answer key. (View Less)
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This is a make-it-yourself planisphere designed to show where Kepler is pointing. Learners can use it to locate exoplanets around stars in the night sky. It comes with two wheels: one with coordinate grid for plotting additional exoplanet stars and... (View More) one without grid that is easier to read; and two holders for varying latitudes (one for 30°-50° and one for 50°-70°). The product is updated approximately annually to incorporate improvements and any newly discovered planets orbiting naked eye stars. (View Less)
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This chapter describes how to set a scale and measure distances and areas on satellite images. Using ImageJ, a freely available image analysis program that runs on most operating systems, users set the spatial calibration of an image, then select... (View More) and measure distances and areas on it. The measurement results are reported in real-world units. The technique is most useful and accurate for nadir view (straight down) images. In this chapter, users examine satellite images of the Aral Sea, which has shrunk dramatically since 1960 because the rivers that flow into it have been tapped for irrigation. Users access satellite images of the region, then set a scale and measure the width of the sea each year. On another set of images, they highlight areas that represent water and measure them to see how these areas of the sea changed. This chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook, which provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
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This chapter walks users through a technique for documenting change in before-and-after sets of satellite images. The technique can be used for any set of time-series images that are spatially registered to show the exact same area at the same... (View More) scale. In the chapter, users examine three Landsat images of the Pearl River delta in southeastern China. In these images, users observe changes in land use, then identify and outline areas of new land that were created by dredging sediments from the river bottom. The final product is an annotated image that highlights new land and indicates when it was created. The chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook, which provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
In this activity, users download and graph modeled climate data to explore variability in climate change. Most people know that climate changes are predicted over the next hundred years, but they may not be aware that these changes are likely to... (View More) vary from region to region. Using data from the University of New Hampshire's EOS-WEBSTER, a digital library of Earth Science data, users will obtain annual predictions for minimum temperature, maximum temperature, precipitation, and solar radiation for each of these 5 states: New York, Georgia, Colorado, Minnesota, and California. Data will span the years 2000 through 2100. Users will import the data into Excel and analyze it to see what, if any, regional variability exists. Finally, they will download data for their own state, compare these results with the results from the other 5 states and use their results to answer questions related to climate change. This chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook (EET). Each EET chapter provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
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Users explore data, using My World GIS, that characterize the dynamic Greenland Ice Sheet. By examining photographs, map views, and tabular data, users gain an understanding of how and why scientists are monitoring the ice sheet and what they are... (View More) finding. Users explore map layers that represent ice sheet thickness, weather station locations, and annual melt extents of the ice sheet. They learn about the working conditions that Arctic scientists must endure to collect their data, and how sensors on satellites are used to gather information from an area as large as Greenland. Finally, users learn about scientists' methods for measuring ice flowing downhill from Greenland, and examine that data to learn how fast the ice is moving. This chapter is part of the Earth Exploration Toolbook, which provides teachers and/or students with direct practice for using scientific tools to analyze Earth science data. Students should begin on the Case Study page. (View Less)
Materials Cost: Free per student
This guide provides instructions on how to make color pictures using images downloaded from the WISE archive. An overview of what digital images and FITS files are is followed by a discussion on the basic process of how gray scale images are... (View More) adjusted, assigned color, and added together to create a color picture. Five different image processing programs are provided to the users, along with the pros and cons of each program, and links for installing and using each one. There is also a review of the various image artifacts that may be found in WISE images. (View Less)
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Tredwell to join England squad
James Trewell, the Kent offspinner, will fly out to India and join up with the England Test squad on December 1.
The 30-year-old Tredwell, who was appointed captain of Kent earlier this month, was not selected as part of the England Performance Programme - who are currently in India playing their first match on tour - but he will join the Test squad as back-up for the first choice spinners, Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann.
With England now committed to playing two spinners in the remaining two Tests in the series, the team management decided it was wise to ensure there was cover for illness or injury.
"Tredwell has performed really well for us," Andy Flower, England's team director said. "He can make a real impact as a spin bowler. He is arriving in Kolkata as cover. We have some spinners with the performance programme but Tredwell is our senior spinner and will stay with us for the Tests."
Tredwell has only represented England in one Test, but he made a favourable impression in it - claiming six wickets in the match as England defeated Bangladesh in Dhaka in 2010 - and has continued to perform decently as a fringe member of the ODI side.
He took 4 for 48 in England's crucial victory over West Indies at the 2011 World Cup and last summer took 3 for 35 at Lord's, doing the majority of the damage in victory over South Africa.
The strength of his recent ODI performances saw him named as England's premier spinner for the T20 and ODI series against India either side of Christmas. Swann has been rested from both series.
England do have the option of calling on left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan, legspinner Scott Borthwick or offspinner Azeem Rafiq, all of whom are currently in Mumbai as part of the England Performance Programme. But none have the experience of Tredwell.
George Dobell is a senior correspondent at ESPNcricinfo


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I am a "winner." At least that's what I'm told by the recorded voice on my answering machine, informing me that I've "won" a wonderful vacation package. Simply call back with my "winner code" and start packing!
Thanks, but no thanks. I'd rather be a homebound loser than a "winner" whose so-called prize is the opportunity to mail a cashier's check to claim my not-so-free vacation.
You can be sure that the 100-plus folks who shelled out a total of $144,000 for European vacations wish they'd hung up on the Connecticut woman who claimed she was arranging group tours that never took place. Same with Denver sports fans (including some police officers) who thought they scored a getaway package to the NFL's Pro Bowl in Honolulu, only to learn after arriving at the airport that they'd been duped.
At least the Connecticut con artist got 10 years behind bars. Too often, consumers see their vacation money simply disappear into the wind. According to an ABC News story, Americans lose $12 billion a year to travel scams -- and bogus offers are practically a permanent fixture on the list of top five consumer complaints.
Getaway gotchas
Travel tricks range from gimmicks that have you sit through a sales pitch to outright fraud. The most common of these scams is the contest that's just a ruse to get your personal information (to sell to marketers) or, worse, to take your deposit and disappear.
You're not in the clear once you reach your destination, either. Hidden costs are rampant. The most common include:
- Travel deals or discounts requiring participants to sit through a pressure-cooker time-share presentation.
- Discount-club memberships with more restrictions than a maximum-security prison.
- Service fees for everything from the hotel to travel fees, port charges, and every little upgrade.
- Penalties as severe as requiring you to pick up the tab for everything if you cut your trip short.
Not every discount travel offer is a rip-off, of course. Professional organizations such as the American Society of Travel Agents and the National Tour Association provide oversight on their members. (It's always a good sign if someone making contact with you is a member.) But before you put in for vacation days, learn the warning signs of a potentially disastrous deal.
Signs that spell S-C-A-M
Here's a handy rule of thumb: Anytime someone offers you a free vacation, there's a catch.
- "You are a winner." Did you even enter the contest? Does the notification include any information whatsoever about the companies behind the promotion and those providing the prizes?
- "Special offer." There's a big difference between winning "a four-star fab getaway" and "a four-star fab getaway offer." The word "offer" is a big clue that more charges will follow.
- "Subject to availability." This one smacks of bait and switch -- the accommodations provided often bear no resemblance to that serene scene on the promotional materials. Also, beware of monstrous blackout dates and other restrictions.
- "Major airline" or "popular hotel." Demand specific names. It's a major red flag when providers get couched in vague language like this.
Even if the offer passes these tests, don't pack your bags just yet. It's time to do a little background research before you're cleared for takeoff.
Check out that travel deal
Don't feel rushed to accept an offer until you've had time to check it out. (For one thing, read the Federal Trade Commission's tips on telemarketing travel fraud.) That goes double for sending a deposit to reserve a spot.
Many fraudulent operators employ delay tactics, such as requiring partial payment for a trip that's months away, to give them time to do their dirty work. As the departure date draws near, travelers may find that the business has disappeared and any charges placed on a credit card are no longer eligible to be disputed.
Get everything in writing -- from the travel dates to hotel and transportation companies to cancellation and refund policies. Price out the exact trip you're being offered to see whether the deal is for real. And initiate contact with the businesses that are part of the package to verify that they are participating in the promotion. Don't just take it on faith that the firm is indeed partnering with some well-known Vegas hotel, or else you could end up eating your vacation meals from a Motel 6 vending machine.
When it comes time to pay, once again, initiate contact yourself, and use the credit card that offers the best fraud coverage and dispute resolution.
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No Breeze On Day One at Melges 20 Russian Open
1 September 2017
Riva del Garda, Italy (September 1, 2017) - Teams were all dressed up and unable to race on opening day at the 2017 Russian Open, hosted by Fraglia Della Vela Riva due to lack of breeze.
Initial forecasts predicted light air, and north Lake Garda's lazy conditions concurred as teams waited patiently all day for pressure. In the end, the dreaded call was made AP flag over Alpha - game over for the day.
Despite the lack of breeze today, Pietro Loro Piana helmsman aboard GONE SQUATCHIN', remains excited for the competition yet to come. "We started sailing the boat back at the Primo Cup. We really liked the boat, so we got a new one and have been making progress throughout the season. We need to find some wind, and hope to do so tomorrow on Lake Garda."
"I don't know of any other boat where you have this much fun downwind. It's great fun. It's such a fun boat," continued Piana. "The fleet is quite competitive. The key for me is to have fun and, I sail with my friends. I encourage everyone to sail this boat as soon as you can!"
An early Saturday morning start is scheduled for 10.00.
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Leopard Print Dance Party Dress
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I struggled with this Burdastyle.com pattern and am not super thrilled with how it turned out (the underpocket is bunchy at the hips, and I had to chop six inches off the sleeves), but you would never know by my daughter's reaction. She loved it so much, she demanded a dance party. And sewn in a comfy cotton jersey, it was just perfect for her special style of karate dancing. She refused to stand still for a single photo, but at least you get to see it in action! More on my blog
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Carrie Underwood Joins List of Country Superstars Who Support Marriage Equality
In an interview on 'CBS This Morning' a few weeks ago, '90s country star Chely Wright talked about the painful process of coming out as a lesbian to the music industry. Although Wright hasn't endured much open criticism from the country music industry, she admitted that she wished country stars would get vocal about supporting gay rights. It didn't take long for Carrie Underwood to swoop to the rescue. Last week, she told the Independent that she believes in gay marriage.
As a Christian, Underwood endured some flack from religious groups by joining the ranks of a few other country superstars who support equality, if not marriage equality. Of course Wright is on the same page as Underwood, but would you believe that Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, and Dolly Parton share the same sentiment of love and respect for all? MJSBigBlog.com points out that it's not uncommon for superstars to tackle this issue.
Last Fall, Keith spoke up about gay rights in the military to 'CMT Insider.' "That whole gay issue thing, that's never bothered me," he said. "I've never seen what that affects and [why] anybody should care — and they never do affect me."
"First of all, we're going to stop somebody from getting a marriage license because they're gay? You won't stop them from living together, so what have you accomplished? … Wasting a lot of money here and a lot of time that could be spent working on this deficit that we're under."
Back in 2009, Reba McEntire, Martina McBride and Rascal Flatts all came forward in support of tolerating alternative lifestyles. In an interview with 'Out' magazine, McEntire opened up about her stance.
"I just try not to judge. Don't judge me, and I won't judge you," she told Out. "I have gay friends who have partners, and I see where they would want to get married. I understand why. So, I can't judge that."
McBride also talked about tolerance in an interview with the same magazine that year, although she didn't address the issue of gay marriage. Rascal Flatts 2009 song 'Love Who You Love' was thought to be a testimony to accepting gay marriage. MJSBigBlog.com points out that Brooks' 1992 song 'We Shall Be Free' contains the lyric, "When we're free to love anyone we choose … We shall be free."
Sounds like Wright got her wish before she wished it — plenty of country celebs are preaching tolerance if not all-out support of gay marriage.


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Shawabty of King Senkamanisken
Napatan Period, reign of Senkamanisken
Findspot: Nubia (Sudan), Nuri, Pyramid 3, A, B, C
Overall: 19 x 5.3 cm (7 1/2 x 2 1/16 in.)
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On display at Drents Museum, Assen, The Netherlands, December 15, 2018 – May 5, 2019
This is a shawabty belonging to King Senkamanisken. The male figure wears a tripartite wig and has a long beard. The arms are crossed and the hands are right over left. The hands are modelled in high raised relief. One hoe is held in the right hand resting on the left shoulder and the left hand holds a cord to a small bag slung over the right shoulder. The implements are in raised relief and finely detailed. This mummiform figure has a wide back pillar and small square base. The back pillar extends over the back of the wig to the top of the back of the head. There are six horizontal registers of incised text encircling the body ending at the back pillar. There is a framed column of vertical text on the back pillar. The text, beard and wig are painted black. There is a finely detailed hoe. The bottom of beard is chipped.
The tomb of king Senkamanisken held two large groups of shawaby figurines, one made of faience, and the other of a dark brown serpentinite. Unlike Egyptian royal shawabty figures, those of Senkamaniske have distinctive, almost portraitike features, including detailed philtrums and bored out nostrils, and the hands of individual artists can be identified.
The ancient Nubians included shawabtys in their tombs only in the Napatan Period, about 750–270 B.C. These funerary figurines are based on Egyptian shawabtys, but differ from them in many features of their iconography. For instance, the known Nubian examples are only from royal tombs. Also, they have unique texts, implements, poses and are known to have the largest number of shawabtys included in one tomb. Their function, it is assumed, was the same as that of the Egyptian shawabty, namely to magically animate in the Afterlife in order to act as a proxy for the deceased when called upon to tend to field labor or other tasks. This expressed purpose was sometimes written on the shawabty itself in the form of a "Shawabty Spell," of which versions of various lengths are known. Shorter shawabty inscriptions could also just identify the deceased by name and, when applicable, title(s). However, many shawabtys carry no text at all. The ideal number of such figurines to include in a tomb or burial seems to have varied during different time periods.
From Nuri, Pyramid 3 (tomb of Senkamanisken) A, B, C. 1917: excavated by the Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition; assigned to the MFA in the division of finds by the government of Sudan.
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Residents of the Sheikh Rashid Colony in Karama have vacated the 10 buildings that make up the complex after the deadline to leave ended on Sunday.
Al Wasl Properties, which owns the project, said it will demolish the old building blocks.
"The buildings in Karama will be demolished.
"All the residents have been served with eviction notices and have vacated the building on Sunday," said an Al Wasl Property representative.
The Sheikh Rashid Colony was built in 1978 by the then Ruler of Dubai, and offered decent, cheaper and affordable accommodation to expatriate residents.
The buildings housed 800 flats in 10 blocks. Over 2,000 people resided in the colony, which became a landmark in Karama and Dubai.
While many residents are yet to find alternative accommodation, the deadline was postponed several times to give residents enough of notice.
"The rent here has been very reasonable and was originally fixed at D7,000.
"Many residents inherited 'tenancy rights' and handed over flats to close relatives.
"It has been the most affordable accommodation in Karama and Dubai.
"We have a nostalgic relationship with this location and the building, because for some families, at least three generations have lived here," said an Indian expatriate, leaving his home away from home.
The 7,000 rent gave rise to a nickname for the colony – '7,000 buildings'.
The groceries and shops in the adjacent areas are also feeling the pinch as their regular customers from the Sheikh Colony will cease to visit them.
Earlier the building block belonged to the Dubai Development Board and later its management was assigned to Al Wasl Properties.
"The number of customers coming to my saloon will go down. Majority of my customers used to be residents of the Sheikh Colony. They belong to a multinational community, but Indians constituted the majority," said the owner of a barber's shop located adjacent to the Sheikh Colony.
"I know one family which lived there for 33 years now.
"Most have shifted to Al Qusais and Sharjah," said Navas, a resident of the colony.
"The colony was one of the oldest residential blocks in Dubai. The city's old face is changing rapidly for new buildings. I am said," said D'souza, another resident.


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Trailing by 20, Yale's Second-Half Comeback Falls Just Short in Closing Minutes
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — By the time the halftime buzzer sounded, the outlook did not look promising for the Yale University women's basketball team. However, by the time the final buzzer sounded, most signs pointed to the potential of good things on the horizon for the Bulldogs.
Yale trailed 30-14 at halftime, and the deficit climbed to 38-18 just 3:28 into the second half, but a stunning rally by the Bulldogs fell just short in the final seconds as Boston University held on for a 59-54 victory at John J. Lee Amphitheater Wednesday night.
Junior guard Megan Vasquez scored 20 of her game-high 22 points, while freshman Hayden Latham added seven of her 12 points in the second half, to fuel Yale's second-half comeback. However, no other Bulldog scored more than six points.
Caroline Stewart scored 14 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Boston University (4-4), which won for the 11th time in the 13 games played between the two teams in the series. Mo Moran added 13 points, while Melissa Gallo chipped in with 12 points off the bench.
It was Yale's first home game since the season-opening win over Holy Cross on Nov. 11. The Bulldogs had played the six games in between on the road before returning home Wednesday night. Yale is home for one more game, Dec. 18 vs. St. Francis (N.Y.), before returning to the road.
Boston University opened the game with a 10-0 run before Amanda Tyson scored on a layup with 13:20 left in the half to stop the run and jumpstart a short 7-2 run to put the Bulldogs back into the game (12-7). However, the Terriers responded with another run of their own (9-2) to take a 21-9 lead with 10:47 remaining in the half.
The Terriers' defense kept the Bulldogs off-balance throughout the first half, holding the Bulldogs to just five points and only one field goal over the final 11:47 of the half. Latham was Yale's top scorer in the opening half, with five points on 5-of-6 shooting from the foul line. Yale was just 4-of-21 shooting from the floor in the first half, including 0-for-6 from 3-point range.
It was a much different story in the second half. After Boston University extended its lead to 38-18, Yale responded with an 11-2 run to trim the deficit to 40-29 with 12:59 left. Vasquez scored nine of her points in that run.
B.U. was on top 51-41 with 6:26 remaining, but the Bulldogs had one more run in them. This time, the Bulldogs used a 13-3 run behind another nine points from Vasquez to pull to within two points (54-52) with 1:15 left, but that was as close as they could get.
Chantell Alford hit a jumper with 47 seconds left to put B.U. on top for good 56-52. Latham hit a layup with 35 seconds to pull Yale within two points again, but a free throw by Mo Moran and two more by Alford over the final 11 seconds secured the win for the Terriers.
Report filed by Jon Erickson Jr., Yale Sports Publicity


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The West Coast's largest Irish event celebrating Irish history and culture, the 162nd Annual San Francisco St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival, will take place on Saturday, March 16th at 11:30am. The Parade will start at the corner of Market and Second Streets where over a hundred colorful floats, Irish dance troupes and marching bands will wind their way to Civic Center Plaza for the St Patrick's Day Festival. Building on the success of the last several years, the organizers of the Parade are expecting another memorable event.
The St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival will showcase San Francisco's Irish community, culture and character in all its forms. In recent years the St. Patrick's Day Parade has regained its status as one of the biggest parades in our State. Featured groups from throughout the Bay Area's Irish community include schools, youth organizations, labor unions, cultural groups, as well as the San Francisco Fire and Police Departments. In addition, many of our local political leaders proudly march up Market Street.
The United Irish Societies is pleased to announce Joanne Hayes-White, San Francisco Fire Department Chief, as the Parade Grand Marshal. "Joanne, a native San Franciscan was a natural choice to help us recognize and celebrate the women in our Irish society here in the Bay Area," said Diarmuid Philpott, President of the United Irish Societies which presents the annual Parade. "The SFFD is one of the largest urban fire department in the world to have a woman in charge and we are excited to have Joanne help us lead our Parade this year," continued Philpott.
Over 4 million Californians are of Irish heritage and the Bay Area is home to about 1 million. "The Irish have always been a great part of our wonderful City, and we are rightly proud of our many contributions to the fabric of life here" commented Philpott.
"This year's theme pays a special tribute to the role that Celtic Women have played and the contributions they have made in all areas of civic life and culture here in the Bay Area."
Again this year, the Festival will be held at Civic Center Plaza, in front of City Hall. The Festival is full of flair, and offers all in attendance the opportunity to truly experience Irish culture. This year's Festival features cultural and exhibitor booths, a healthy selection of Irish food and beverages, Irish dancing, live music, both contemporary and traditional. Exhibitors and Sponsors include: The Irish Herald, The United Irish Societies of San Francisco, Guinness, Bushmills, BART and more.
The San Francisco Saint Patrick's Day Parade is a great day out for everyone, Irish or otherwise. It is a time to celebrate and participate in the City's Irish culture. So mark your calendars for March 16 and celebrate with us. The Parade starts at 11:30am on the corner of Market and Second Street. For more information please visit SaintPatricksDaySF.com or find us on Facebook.


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4.14.13: The CCRI Knights baseball team traveled to Springfield MA on Sunday to play the Pride on Springfield Junior Varsity squad ion Sunday for a doubleheader. The Knights swept Springfield JV 4-3 and 6-0. With the two victories the Knights improve to 18-9 on the season.
Game 1
CCRI- 4 Springfield JV- 3
Dan Depippo (Scituate, MA) continued to give a strong effort on the mound as he picked up the win by pitching six innings giving up eight hits and three runs while striking out 10 Pride batters. Kory Lawrence (Woonsocket, RI) came on in the bottom of the seventh and pitched a scoreless inning to pick up his first save of the season. Joe Yankee (Lincoln, RI) continued his strong offensive showing with two hits and scoring two runs.
The "Knights offense struggled on a cold and blustery day as many hard hit balls turned into easy outs" said Head Coach Ken Hopkins. Offensively for the Knights Dylan Gracia (Middletown, RI), Jacob Saley (Trumbull, CT), Co-Captain Nick Coro (North Providence, RI), and Ryan Wordell (Little Compton, RI) each contributed an RBI. Once again solid pitching and defense led the way as the Knights recorded their third consecutive errorless game of the weekend.
Game 2
CCRI- 6 Springfield JV- 0
Jake Tillman (Johnston, RI) continued to impress on the mound with a complete game shutout giving up only two hits while striking out nine Springfield batters over seven innings. Coach Hopkins feels that "Tillman has established himself as one of the top pitchers in the rotation and will see plenty of big game action as the team heads down the stretch. He was in complete command all day, pitched quickly, and once again the defense played errorless ball.
The Knights' offense was led by Ryan O'Dell (Lincoln, RI) with three hits including an RBI and Co-Captain Nick Coro whose bases loaded double in the top of the sixth inning broke open a close game as all three runners scored. The Knights added another run in the top of the seventh with Joe Yankee (Lincoln, RI) leading off with a long triple to right centerfield followed by a solid double over the left fielders head by O'Dell to close out the scoring.
Coach Hopkins commented: "I am extremely pleased with the defense all week especially this weekend as they were tested with two long back-to-back road trips and played error free baseball for the weekend."
The Knights' next game will be Tuesday the 16th when they travel to Holyoke, MA to play the Cougars of Holyoke Community College for a Region XXI non-league game at 4:00pm.
The Community College of Rhode Island, New England's largest comprehensive community college, enrolls nearly 18,000 students in credit courses and thousands more in non-credit and job training classes. Its athletic program boasts 12 varsity programs and an academic support program for all student-athletes.
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- "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye" from THE LITTLE PRINCE. When people ask me "WHAT KIND OF ARTIST ARE YOU?"... I tell them, I am a painter ... they ask "OH oil or watercolor?".... I say, neither... I paint with light ... they give me a strange look.... IF I have the time and I think they are really interested, then I clarify... I use a camera and a scanner as a starting point, and then where it leads me I never know ... the end result may be a light capture from my scanner, or a manipulated photo, using many different computer enhancement tools including photoshop...... sometimes I create something that does not even look like anything recognizable. Then sometimes, I use mixed media.... mixing a printed inkjet picture with maybe a magazine transfer using wintergreen oil, or adding paint, or using sandpaper to rough it up ....in the end I have something original that never existed before.... just a splash of pixel dust.
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He's acted, danced and sang his way through movies, television and the stage, making Dick Van Dyke an entertainment triple-threat long before Hollywood used such hyphenates.
The 87-year-old actor, best known for the 1960s hit comedy "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and Disney's big-screen musical "Mary Poppins," can now add lifetime achievement honoree. He picked up that honor at Sunday night's 19th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
"I've knocked around in this business for 70 years and I still haven't quite figured out exactly what it is I do," Van Dyke said after accepting his trophy from presenter Alec Baldwin.
"The years have been full of surprises for me and a lot of fun. Aren't we lucky to have found a line of work that doesn't require growing up?"
Van Dyke's career has spanned eight decades, starting with work as a disc jockey and a standup comic in the late '40s. He even worked as a national television morning-show host, with no less than Walter Cronkite serving as his news anchor.
But perhaps Van Dyke's most critical career break came in 1960, when director Gower Champion hired him as the male lead opposite Chita Rivera in the new Broadway-bound stage musical "Bye Bye Birdie."
Van Dyke had no professional dance experience, and out-of-town tryouts did not go well. Nevertheless, Champion refused to fire the actor, who would go on to New York with Rivera and win a Tony award for his performance.
About a year later, Van Dyke was starring in his own sitcom, in the role of TV comedy writer Rob Petrie on "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Three prime-time Emmys for Van Dyke and more than 50 years later, the series remains revered by many critics as one of the earliest models of great workplace comedy.
"'The 'Dick Van Dyke Show' was the most fun I ever had and the most creative period of my life," he said on the red carpet.
During the series' run, Van Dyke also enjoyed big-screen hits, including the 1963 "Birdie" movie and the 1964 all-star comedy, "What a Way to Go!" But biggest of all was "Mary Poppins," in which he introduced the Oscar-winning song "Chim Chim Cher-ee."
"I'm world-famous for my Cockney accent," Van Dyke kidded in his acceptance speech. He has said his British-born co-star, Julie Andrews, told him he never got the accent right.
Van Dyke also saluted the room full of actors who gave him a standing ovation.
"I'm looking at the greatest generation of actors in the history of acting. You've all lifted the art to another place now," he said. "Besides that you're everywhere. You're in Darfur, Somalia, Haiti. You're all over the place trying to do what's right.
"This very heavy object here means that I can refer to you as my peers. I'm a happy man, God bless."
Last year, Van Dyke presented the same lifetime achievement honor to his former TV co-star, Mary Tyler Moore.
These days, Van Dyke sings with his vocal group, The Vantasix, and enjoys life with his wife of one year, makeup artist Arlene Silver. The couple met seven years ago at the SAG Awards.
"They tell me you never work again once you get this award," Van Dyke said on the red carpet. "I'll have to let them know I'm available."
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Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt: Grocery Shopping with the Kids!
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie grin from ear to ear as they take their little ones to the Berti Market on Sunday (March 20) in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The couple brought all six of their kids – Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox, and Vivienne – out for a trip to pick up groceries!
Angie and the kids will reportedly be staying in New Orleans while Brad works on his latest film, Cogan's Trade, in New Orleans.
All the kids are getting so big!! So happy to see the entire family out together.
FYI: Knox is wearing a Tom & Drew Boys sand linen suit. Vivienne is wearing a J. Crew sweater. Angelina is wearing Dolce & Gabbana Gold Edition aviator sunglasses.


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The Language School Classes of 2012 received their master's and doctoral diplomas amidst a flurry of multilingual cheers. Read about the ceremony here.
Diplomatically Phrased
John R. Beyrle, the ambassador of the United States to the Russian Federation from 2008 to 2012 (and attendee of Middlebury's School of Russian in 1975), delivered the commencement address marking the end of the Middlebury Language Schools' 98th summer session. In addition, Middlebury College presented an honorary Doctor of Laws degree to Ambassador Beyrle. Read Ambassador Beyrle's remarks here.
Celebration, Italian-Style
Congratulazioni! The Italian School commemorates its 80th anniversary by awarding film director Vittorio Taviani an honorary Doctor of Arts degree. Hear and read what he has to say about his trip to Vermont, his movies, and the possibility of Utopia.
Confounding Expectations
Distinguished alumni in careers from news media to international finance urged listeners to make the most of their language education—and explained how to go about it at the annual Language Schools career panel. Read their stories.
Go for the Gold
As the Olympics reached a fever pitch in London, the Middlebury Language Schools also reveled in a vibrant mix of sports and activities. Get on the sidelines and cheer on your team—in your target language, of course! Watch the video at Middlebury Magazine online.
Vice President for Language Schools Responds to Larry Summers' Article
Michael Geisler, vice president for Language Schools, Schools Abroad, and graduate programs at Middlebury College, responded to former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Harvard University President Larry Summers' essay in the New York Times, "What You (Really) Need to Know." Read Geisler's article here. Geisler also spoke about the value of learning a foreign language with fellow Language Schools faculty and staff on Vermont Public Radio's Vermont Edition.
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How do you measure the impact of learning a new language? We've given it a shot with these fun facts about the Language Schools.
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Children of Bodom Begin Writing and Recording Eighth Studio Album
The mighty Children of Bodom have secluded themselves within the icy woods of their native Finland to work on their eighth studio album. From an undisclosed location in Helskini, the band is constructing and recording 10 new tracks for their follow-up record to 2011's 'Relentless Reckless Forever.'
"It's a nice change to the regular method where we lock ourselves up at a studio in the middle of the woods, usually also during the darkest time of the year," Bodom frontman Alexi Laiho tells Soundi magazine. "However, we did track drums at the tried-and-tested Petrax studio in Hollola this time as well, so we got our fix of that modus operandi too. But for the guitar and bass, we don't require a big facility in the countryside, so we decided to stay closer to home for this part of the session."
Interesting enough, Bodom guitarist Roope Latvala has made it clear that he is dedicated to elevating the guitar to greater prominence for the band's next album, a goal which fans with surely appreciate. Although Children of Bodom's music has remained strong throughout their career, the band has focused less on massively addictive guitar leads since their 2005 album, 'Are You Dead Yet?'
"Roope did voice his opinions more than usual this time around," Alexi says. "And maybe the others, too. As far as the actual question goes, the usual rule applies: all good ideas are taken into consideration."
Although there is no ballpark estimate of a release date, Bodom will be continuing their tradition of recording hysterical covers of pop songs, with the band planning to create metal versions of Bananarama and Roxette tracks.
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Do you ever pause for a moment and think about the power of all the electronic devices at your disposal? Whether it's your cell phone, PDA, digital camera, or some other fancy technological wonder, chances are you're not using these gadgets to their full potential. Whenever I stop and contemplate whether or not I'm taking advantage of all these devices have to offer, I quickly feel like a novice. I admit I'm basically guilty of underutilization. Most of the time, I quickly learn the basic capabilities and then settle in to using the device or tool, rarely exploring the full-blown options available to me. I just don't have the time to sit down and read an operating manual or practice using all of the obscure functions. I would venture to say I'm not alone.
When I expand this thought process to equipment, such as computers and handheld portable test instruments, it really gets interesting. Like most of you, I regularly use programs like Word and Excel for basic document creation and database management, but rarely, if ever, do I take advantage of the fancy macros, advanced formulas, or interconnected data wizard options they offer. Likewise, I'm comfortable making basic voltage, current, and resistance measurements with a handheld digital multimeter, but I've never really overlayed data from multiple meters to find cause-and-effect relationships. Again, I'm guessing many of you do the same with your own portable test instruments, electrical design software, or estimating programs.
I believe this same line of thinking can also be applied to the concept of intelligent buildings. After years of discussion, I think many of us would agree there are real benefits to creating an intelligent or connected building — one that features a building automation system that interconnects subsystems such as fire, security, access control, lighting, communications, HVAC, and power through a common communications backbone. But the ultimate success of these sophisticated systems relies on the people who operate and maintain them.
What happens after these systems are installed? Are the individuals in charge of operating and maintaining them given the time to really comprehend their full-blown features? Of course not. They learn the basic functions they need to survive and move on to other more important tasks at hand. The problem arises when something goes wrong or needs to be modified. If that problem is too difficult to overcome — or too expensive to fix — then the quick fix solution is to disable a piece of equipment or manually override a system. This may be appropriate in the short term, but if left unchecked without follow-up, all the money and time spent during the design phase gets thrown right out the window.
Although they're not inexpensive, I believe these so-called Smart Buildings are worth our time and effort. They promise better energy control, enhanced management capability, enriched communications systems, and improved comfort for occupants. But the key to their ultimate success is the systems and components within them must be monitored and managed properly after installation. It's your job to help make sure your customers realize the value of good design and sound operations/maintenance practices. They must believe in the commissioning and re-commissioning process. If they don't, then widespread adoption of smart building designs is going to be a long and painful process. For an update on the latest in intelligent buildings and LEED initiatives, turn to page 18 and read this month's cover story, "Performance Anxiety." When it comes to intelligent building, learn why breaking out of your underutilization rut just might be worth your while.


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Will your property be targeted next?
Grand County and the city of Moab calls a portion of my mother's property theirs, with no proof, and continue to attempt to push an unwanted trail across her property. Many of the comments made by those involved with this have been half-truths and innuendos but are being reported as fact.
The land is owned by my mother and her neighbor. Period. The county requested and paid for a survey in 2011 to clear up the matter. When the survey did not support their agenda they discounted the findings, saying the city and county disagree with the surveyor's legal conclusions.
There is not an "easement" for a trail listed on the plat map. It does not list Grand County as the owner of the land in question.
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As young people mature, the decisions they make have an enormous impact on their families, their communities and our world. But growing up surrounded by poverty, war or in the aftermath of disaster increases their risks and limits their choices.
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When disaster strikes, young children are especially vulnerable to developing emotional and social problems that can jeopardize their futures. Mercy Corps worked with experts to design our signature Comfort for Kids program that helps children process their trauma and recover through play, sports and art activities. See our expert's recommendations for how parents and caregivers can help children through times of crisis ▸
For adolescents faced with violence, early marriage and interruptions to schooling, we provide opportunities for community involvement, vocational training and life skills development. Our goal is to empower youth in the toughest places to make smart life choices and invest their energy in developing solutions to their countries' biggest challenges.
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In mountainous Kyrgyzstan, we're helping people from the field to the classroom get the resources they need to build healthy, productive lives.
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Alexander Kirillov and Bakhtiyar Ergashev have been part of our team in Kyrgyzstan since we began work there 20 years ago. Today, they're leading the fight against hunger and malnutrition in the country.
China: Progress report: Rebuilding communities one year after quake
One year after an earthquake devastated rural China, we're looking back on the recovery effort and looking ahead toward long-term rebuilding.
Lebanon, Syria: In the news: The cost of war on Syrian refugee children
On public radio's "On Point," Mercy Corps joins diplomatic officials and other regional experts to discuss the impact of the Syria crisis on the youngest victims.
Jordan, Syria: Getting Syria's most vulnerable children to school
Children with disabilities can easily fall through the cracks during the upheaval of war. We're making sure kids like Hayam have their needs met to continue their education as refugees.
Jordan, Syria: Life as a refugee: Spend the day with Nour
From dawn to dusk, every hour with Nour, 13, and her family in Zaatari refugee camp shows the hardships millions of Syrians endure every day, three years since the war began — and the occasional joys they hang on to far from home.
Jordan, Syria: Syrian youth in their own words
Ten young refugees in Zaatari camp talk about what it's like to grow up without their home and what keeps them looking forward.
Syria crisis & children: Why is it vital to focus on their needs?
Hear from Nigel Pont, Middle East Program Director: "If we don't invest in them now, then we'll certainly be hearing from them later."
Lebanon, Syria: A commitment to Syria's children
The trauma doesn't end when Syrian children escape the war. We're finding new ways to ensure this generation is not lost to this crisis.
Philippines: A child's safe haven helps families cope
Merlyn and her three children can't go home again. Child Centered Spaces give the young mother peace of mind as they recover from Typhoon Haiyan.


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This summer, the antigay group, Exodus International, will hold a conference in Black Mountain, entitled "The Reality of Grace." In response the local LGBT community is organizing "The Reality of Will and Grace: a Refutation of the Ex-gay Movement," a conference with film, panel discussions, and exhibits at Tressa's (June 8th – 11th) and First Congregational United Church.
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Dr. Mel White
Mel White is the founder of Soulforce, a LGBT organization seeking nonviolent dialogue with Christian leaders. Before coming out, Dr. White was a ghostwriter for Billy Graham, Jerry Falwell, and Pat Robertson. Dr. White's journey is recounted in his autobiography, Stranger at the Gate (1994). His most recent book, Religion Gone Bad (2007), is an expose of the Christian Right.
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Wayne Besen founded the nonprofit Truth Wins Out (TWO) in 2006, which was instrumental in convincing Apple Computers to drop its 'gay cure' iPhone app. He has written two books on the exgay movement Anything but Straight (2003) and Bashing Back (2007) and has appeared on The NBC Nightly News, Fox's O'Reilly Factor and Hannity and Colmes, MSNBC News, PAX's Faith Under Fire, and Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
A Refutation of the Ex-gay Movement
June 8-11, Asheville, NC