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Can't wait for spring softball? Well, fans don't have to spend the fall looking at an empty Draper Diamond. The Lady Bisons, who are in individual workouts at this point in the fall schedule, will be back on the field before the end of the month.
"The biggest thing for us in the fall is to get all of our players out on the field together," said Lady Bisons coach Kristin Peck. "It is a new year. We know we have our entire starting lineup returning.
"Fall gives us a chance to see what our new players can do. Everyone is going to play this fall, and hopefully everyone will play a decent amount. We have to see what the new players can do in game situations without it counting against our won-loss record."
The Lady Bisons plan to get some long looks at pitcher Katy Ayers, a redshirt freshman transfer from Florida International, and Ali Watson, a freshman pitcher from Bogart, Ga.
"We are going to be so much deeper on the mound which is a huge plus," said Peck. "We had the top pitching staff in the conference numbers-wise as a team. We have added two big pieces to that which makes us more dynamic.
"Katy will impact our lineup. She has a year of college experience under her belt where she was able to learn and develop in a pretty good system. She is still learning about pitching and working on some consistency.
"Ali brings some diversity. She mixes in some pitches and works a different part of the zone from a lot of our pitchers. She has a lot of potential. She is going to keep getting better and better."
Also expected to be tested are Emily Casey, a sophomore transfer from Syracuse, and Camille Cross, a freshman from Lebanon, Tenn. Both of them can catch as well as play in the outfield.
"Emily should also have an impact right away," said Peck. "She runs pretty well. She is very strong. She will push Mollie Mitchell behind the plate. It is a little unique to have two players like Emily and Camille who can catch and also play in the outfield."
Peck emphasizes that everyone will have chances to play in a variety of situations.
"We are going to be pinch-hitting a lot this fall," said Peck. "We are going to be pinch-running a lot. We are going to try some things in game situations this fall more frequently than we might in the spring just to see if we can some things done."
The Lady Bisons will travel to Cookeville Sept. 26 for a tournament at Tennessee Tech. They will face Motlow State at 1 p.m. and Northwest Shoals at 2.
The first 10 days of October will be a busy time for the Lady Bisons.
On Oct. 1 they will face the Lady Vols of the University of Tennessee in a doubleheader in Knoxville beginning at 4 p.m. CST.
Two days later the Lady Bisons will be at Draper Diamond for an almost full day of activities. The Lady Bisons Alumni Game will be played at 10 a.m. with a cookout immediately following the end of the game. The fall Purple/Gold Game will be played later in the day at 2.
The Lady Bisons will host Vol State in a doubleheader at 4 p.m. at Draper Diamond Oct. 7.
Trevecca Nazarene will visit Draper Diamond Oct. 10 for a doubleheader starting at 2 p.m. to conclude the fall schedule.
"I want to beat UT this fall," said Peck. "I want to beat all of the other teams we play this fall.
"It is hard for us to step back. But it is more important right now for us to give everyone a chance to play, build some confidence and test the waters."


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Wenger withdrew striker Olivier Giroud for midfielder Francis Coquelin during Saturday's goalless draw at Aston Villa, sparking chants of 'You don't know what you're doing' from the visiting supporters. Arteta respects the right of supporters to voice their frustrations but insists Wenger has his reasons for every decision he makes.
"They can say whatever they want," Arteta told Sky Sports News.
"If they feel that way it has to be respected. Even when they say something to one of us.
"I think he has got experience and he has been here for 15 years. He is someone who knows the club better than anyone.
"He knows the players really well and he knows what he can get from each of us.
"So when he puts the team out, obviously it's because he wants to win it and he's picked the best team - that day - to win that game.
"He is always trying to do the best, you know. And some of the decisions he takes are very unpopular. But if he takes them it's because he's got a reason.
"If he does it once then maybe it's a mistake but if he does it four or five times then there is a reason why and he'll explain that better than anyone."
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We all know Mercedes-Benz has some pretty amazing technology but there's no way they could read my mind, right? And yet the facelifted E-Class, and the E63 AMG in particular, seemed to have addressed any doubt I'd ever had about the brand.
Cards on the table; I'd previously felt Mercedes could improve its steering feel and weight, handling balance and composure, plus the overall sportiness of its sedans. And would you believe the 2014 E63 AMG has addressed each issue!
Until our drive was cut short by police intervention (see Editor's Letter in this issue), I was enjoying the experience enormously. With the 4MATIC all-wheel drive fitted standard to all US cars, the E63 was far more composed than before. And while it's not quite the wheel-spinning traffic light champion it used to be, the greater control and hard launches were greatly appreciated. In fact, we rarely saw the traction control light even flicker, which will be a novel experience for owners of the RWD E63.
It uses a 33/67% front/rear bias, making it essentially RWD for better balance but with a sniff of power oversteer to keep it entertaining.
The new E63 has more power than before and can be identified by its redesigned front-end with integrated star, A-wing grille plus larger ducting to aid cooling. This applies to both the Sedan and Wagon, so we took an E63 AMG Wagon for a spin because we love the cargo-hauler's proportions. It'll only be available in North America in the "S" specification, which means you'll pay a little more but we suggest it's worth the money.
The enormous luggage area makes the Wagon incredibly flexible and has only one drawback - it weighs a whopping 4508 lb (compared to the 4276 lb Sedan). This dulls the 0-60mph sprint by only 0.1sec, so in the real world it has all the performance of its sibling. In fact, we bullied our way past several Sedans on the tight roads around the Montserrat region, feeling no detrimental affects.
What we noticed during such maneuvers was the overall stability and lack of body roll. It definitely carries itself with poise, thanks in part to a standard five-point IRS set-up with airbags that's used across the entire E63 AMG range.
Despite this, the E63 AMG driving experience is totally dominated by its biturbo 5.5-liter V8. In this new guise it boasts 550hp and 531 lb-ft (up from 518hp, 516 lb-ft), which is close to the optional Performance Package offered with the previous E63. However, the new S model takes even that to a stratospheric 577hp at 5500rpm and 590 lb-ft at 2000rpm, thanks in part to 14.5psi boost pressure rather than 13.1psi on the regular E63.
In addition to the power hike, the AMG S gets a limited slip rear diff, red calipers, ten-spoke grey wheels, interior contrast stitching and alcantara on the steering wheel. It can also have an optional carbon engine cover and exterior styling, forged wheels and B&O sound system, among others.
The S model definitely gives Mercedes customers the opportunity to increase their bragging rights and one-up M5 owners who "only" have 560hp. Let's see if BMW responds with a 590hp M5 M... That's a power struggle we'd enjoy.
Along with more power, the E63 has nicely weighted steering and a good-sized, flat-bottomed steering wheel with large paddle shifters behind. Our only complaint was that the transmission wouldn't always respond instantaneously to a tug on the paddle, but it did offer rev-matching on downshifts, allowing the pant-wetting exhaust to be heard.
Another small complaint was the brakes: Admittedly the six-piston front calipers squeezed the 14.2" drilled rotors hard, but didn't always seem to offer the retardation we needed. Of course, we were hammering through mountain roads, and possibly our selection of the heavier E63 AMG Wagon was the reason, but we'd have liked a little more bite at times to match the grip from the big Pirelli P Zeros.
These are minor observations when driven exceedingly hard, yet the E63 remains an awesome machine. It's sheer size and sound is intimidating enough, but the aggressive styling is a genuine left-lane clearer. In fact, the German market will get slightly revised aerodynamic pieces to tone down the body language, while the American market gets this hot sauce version when it arrives in August 2013.
It's not a brute, though. Like all E-Class the E63 boasts a suite of new technology that make it safer and more efficient than ever. In addition to a raft of infotainment equipment, it has full LED lighting plus Attention Assist and the Euro NCAP-awarded Collision Prevention Assist as standard. The latter warns of potential collisions using radar, and can boost the brake assist to optimise stopping distances.
We enjoyed a demonstration of the optional Active Lane Keeping Assist, which uses radar and stereoscopic cameras to detect when you leave your lane. If oncoming traffic is detected, it's able to gently apply the brakes on one side of the car to safely return you to your lane.
But the best demo involved the new Parking Assist, that offered both parallel and perpendicular parking. All you do is identify the parking space by driving across it. Once it signals it's ready, all you do is select drive or reverse as instructed, and it parks perfectly. It's not something anybody reading this magazine should need, but you have to love the technology. Now all I need to do is verify they're not reading my mind.
2014 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG 4MATIC
Engine 5461cc 90? V8 32v biturbo direct injection, variable timing drivetrain seven-speed AMG Speedshift MCT transmission with launch control, 4MATIC all-wheel drive
Brakes 14.2" drilled two-piece rotors f & r, six piston f, four-piston r calipers in silver with white AMG lettering
Suspension AMG three-link independent front with coil springs, five-link independent rear with Airmatic, sways bars f & r, AMG Adaptive damping
Wheels & Tires 19x9" f, 19x9.5" r ten-spoke AMG wheels painted titanium gray, 255/35 R19 f, 285/30 R19 r Pirelli P Zero tires
Exterior steel body, aluminum front fenders, doors and hood, composite trunk, silver-chrome AMG "twin blade" radiator grille, body color "A-wing", chrome-framed front air inlets, color-matched splitter, flared fenders, black flics on side air inlets, rear diffuser with black mesh, chromed dual tailpipes
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0-60mph 3.6sec
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It looks like things are finally starting to heat up!
Skeleton Turn
Lord Ka calls for another of his pets.
This pet is a bit more dangerous than the fishy.
Meanwhile, two skeletons take advantage of Ahsoka's position to strike the fallen Hero.
A third skeleton runs to the bridge and readies his dagger.
Witch Turn
The witches move up to kick, er cover the skeleton's exposed backsides.
Girl Turn
The girls charge the bridge, hoping to avenge their fallen comrade.
Now on the soccer player boat, Vase Girl tries to hit deadly hot dog over the head with her vase.
Failing miserably.
Blue Spandex Girl takes a revenge shot, but misses.
Bored by the lack of death, the pilot decides to do things the old fashioned way.
Even though the collision isn't enough to sink the soccer player boat, it does shake the deck with enough force to roll the dead bodies off the boat.
Soccer Player Turn
Chicken leg reports to the bridge and takes over the wheel as Pizza Hero frantically searches for a weapon.
Down on the deck, the rest of the soccer players recover from the collision.
Drone Turn
The mecha fires of it's main cannon at Lord Timothy.
But the shot curves to the right and hits something entirely different.
Meanwhile, D-001 grabs D-407's staff and hurls it at The Storm Slayer.
Or at least he meant to do that.
Knight Turn
The two knights tasked with defending the castle gate move up to cover Lord Timothy's retreat.
While the archers let loose a powerful volley.
CROSS Turn
Agent Snipe abandons ship as Agent Teck dives in for a suicide run.
End of Day 3.
Skeletons: 3
Witches: 0
Girls: 1
Soccer Players: 1
Drones: 1
Knights: 1
Skeletons: 3
Witches: 2
Girls: 6
Soccer Players: 3
Drones: 0
Knights: 0
Soccer Players and Drones
CROSS and Drones (BROKEN)
Witches and Skeletons
Awaiting Day 4 Orders
Wait a second, what's this?
It looks like Ross_Varn's super secret team, the UNDF, has finally joined the fray!
Alright, NOW it's the end of Day 3.
I guess it's time to update that list:
Skeletons: 3
Witches: 0
Girls: 1
Soccer Players: 1
Drones: 1
Knights: 1
Skeletons: 3
Witches: 2
Girls: 6
Soccer Players: 3
Drones: 0
Knights: 1
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They're tiny, but, when living and working collectively, destructive.
In the United States, insects destroy as much as 5 percent to 10 percent of stored grains and grain products, said Bhadriraju Subramanyam, a Kansas State University Research and Extension stored-product entomologist.
"The damage translates into a financial loss of $2.2 to $4.4 billion annually," he said.
In developing countries, the loss can range from 30 percent to 50 percent of the crop, with significant losses from insect damage to processed grains reported as well, Subramanyam said.
Insects such as the red flour beetle occur in stored grain, thriving on grain fragments and dust, but prefer floury materials found in flour mills, feed mills, bakeries and food-processing facilities, the stored-product entomologist said.
Red flour beetles are reddish brown in color, and a female can produce as many as 300 to 400 eggs during her five-to-eight-month lifetime. The eggs develop from larvae to adulthood in 30- to 35 days at 86 degrees F.
Common pest
This pest is more common throughout the world than any storage insect pest; it is associated with 246 stored commodities (which is the highest number for a storage insect), and that's why, in grain-processing facilities, most pest management intervention tactics are used primarily to control this prolific pest.
Stored grain and grain-processing facilities can be vulnerable to red flour beetle infestations; processed and packaged grain products, such as cookies, crackers, pet food, etc., that are crushed or otherwise damaged during warehousing or other storage and transit to the point of sale also can be vulnerable.
Subramanyam, who goes by "Subi," is candid in speaking of potential losses, but also intent on focusing his research to seek environmentally-friendly solutions to reduce -- and eliminate -- insect damage to stored grains and grain products caused by the red flour beetle.
Previous treatments in grain-processing facilities have relied on methyl bromide, which, while 99 to 100 percent effective in reducing adult and immature infestations, has been classified as an ozone depleting chemical and has been phased out in the United States and other developed countries except for certain critical (pre-shipment and quarantine) uses, Subramanyam said.
Alternatives to methyl bromide in grain-processing facilities include sulfuryl fluoride and heat, and Subramanyam has worked with both since joining K-State in 1999. He and collaborators in Grain Science and USDA's Center for Grain and Animal Health Research have completed side-by-side comparisons of all three treatments during 2009-2010 at the Hal Ross pilot flour mill at K-State, which, as a state-of-the-art facility, enabled demonstrating, for the first time, the cost-effectiveness of methyl bromide and its alternatives.
Simple concept
Heat is not a new technology -- its benefits in killing flour mill insects were first demonstrated in Kansas by George Dean in 1911. Several grain-processing facilities have used heat treatment successfully for at least six decades, and it is one of the effective options for organic grain-processing facilities.
"The concept is very simple," said the entomologist, who explained that "insects are cold-blooded, so raising the temperature beyond their upper limit for survival and reproduction (usually above 110 degrees F) results in death; how quickly and how many one kills insects depends on reaching 122 degrees F in 8 to 10 hours and maintaining temperatures between 122 and 140 degrees F for several hours."
Sulfuryl fluoride, a non-ozone depleting fumigant, was registered for use in grain-processing facilities in January 2004 as a methyl bromide alternative.
According to Subramanyam, methyl bromide is a fantastic fumigant the grain-processing industry has relied on for nearly six decades.
Viable solutions
While heat and sulfuryl fluoride may never fully replace methyl bromide's spectrum of effectiveness against various insect pests, K-State research has shown that both heat and sulfuryl fluoride are viable non-ozone depleting alternatives for the foreseeable future.
Now, the researchers have shifted focus from these techniques to using aerosols (fogging), because many flour mills are successfully using aerosols in heavily infested rooms and avoiding the costly whole-structure treatments with methyl bromide, heat or sulfuryl fluoride. However, limited studies show the benefits of aerosols in managing all life stages of the red flour beetle.
Much of the research with aerosols at K-State will be conducted at the Hal Ross Flour Mill, part of the Grain Science Complex on the Kansas State University Campus, and additional tests will be performed in commercial grain-processing facilities.
The methyl bromide alternatives research is a collaborative effort between K-State scientists, Dirk Maier and Subramanyam from the Department of Grain Science and Industry and Michael Langemeier, the Department of Agricultural Economics; USDA's Center for Grain and Animal Health Research Scientists Paul Flinn, Frank Arthur and James Campbell; Brian Adam, from Oklahoma State University's Department of Agricultural Economics; and Linda Mason, from the Department of Entomology, Purdue University.
To read more about the more technical side of the research and funding, go to http://www.ksre.ksu.edu/news/story/control_insects090910.aspx to see a companion K-State Research and Extension news release: "K-State, USDA, and OSU Researchers Seek Best Ways to Control Insects in Warehouses, Food Processing Facilities." In addition, an audio slide story on Subramanyam's work is available at http://www.ksre.ksu.edu/news/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=128.
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Manatee, Florida Domestic disputes have to be a major pain in the ass for cops. I mean, how the hell does one go about sorting the "he said" "she said" shit out? Most generally the cops arrive and they've just walked into a situation where the woman is in hysterics and the man indignant. But every so often there is the case where it's quite apparent the woman is the shit-stirrer and the husband/boyfriend has simply had enough and calls the cops to get the crazy cat out of his face. Such was the case with Amy Hager and her adoring husband. I'm left wondering if police got a warning from Mr. Hager: "Watch out, she's got a shitty attitude". (more…)


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Polish Pilot Lands Plane Safely Without Landing Gear [VIDEO]
A 767 plane is an incredibly huge plane! The way it lands with landing gear, if you ask me, is already scary enough! But with out landing gear, yikes!The Polish Pilot is being consider a hero amongst Poland and Americans because he saved the lives of some 250 people that could otherwise not be here today.
The planes landing gear and break system would not come out when he tried to engage them. He fought with the gear for an hour and twenty minutes trying to get them to come out.
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Mountain Lion Snack - Deer Bones
So, I have been mentioning for over a year now how I am regularly finding mountain lion tracks on my runs, and a couple weeks back I caught my first glimpse of a local lion. Well, yesterday, I went a step further...I found a victim of the moutain lions, or should I say, I found the leftovers of a meal, a full grown deer. Click here to see the exact location on Google Maps. Amazing.
The video above shows me finding the bones as I find them. I was filming a new trail that I was on. I was following deer trails that criss-cross the hills near where I live. I finally got on a ridge and was heading towards the summit of a hill. Then I literally stumbled upon the scene where a deer met its fate. No corporation or government was involved. Nature 101.
After finding the bones, I decided to bring the antlers home. Its life was not in vain. It lived free until it died and its skull serves as a symbol of the wild mountains that surround us here in Los Angeles, wild mountains that invite us to share in the beauty and mystery of nature...if you can muster the courage to venture into them.
It is at the entrance of the Whiting Woods Trail.
Sign Reads: Mountain lions are important members of the natural community and may be found in this area. Although these animals are seldom seen, they are unpredictable and have been known to attack without warning.
Keep children close, as mountain lions seem to be especially drawn to them. Avoid hiking alone. Make plenty of noise while you hike so as to reduce the chances of surprising a lion.
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WIU Alumnus Scenic Designer for CBS' Super Bowl Productions
January 24, 2013
MACOMB, IL – Before CBS broadcasters converge on downtown New Orleans (LA) for the Feb. 3 Super Bowl, one Western Illinois University graduate will have a hand in designing the stages they will speak to the world from.
Michael Kramer, a 2000 Theatre Master of Fine Arts graduate, is working as a senior designer with the New Orleans-based Solomon Group to design the stages that CBS programming will use during the week leading up to the Super Bowl game at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
During the process, a flurry of design and construction has taken place in downtown New Orleans, and specifically, on the stages that will be placed in Jackson Square Park, the convention center and Champions Square at the Superdome.
"CBS Broadcasting for the entire week before the Super Bowl will be live from Jackson Square Park," Kramer said. "The theme is French Quarter, New Orleans, Mardi Gras-style. We are trying to be a part of the city and make it feel like the stages have always been there."
One way designers are trying to accomplish the melding of stages and downtown is to include historical components.
"We are building with refurbished objects and reclaimed wood," he said. "Nothing is detrimental to the environment in any way. We are doing things like the city of New Orleans has done after Hurricane Katrina – we are taking what was broken and making it new again. The area has come back from the brink and remaking the city in a way that is more exciting than ever."
Kramer came to Western after being awarded his undergraduate degree in industrial engineering from Southeastern Louisiana University in 1997. There, he worked for WIU alumnus Steven Schepker, a 1993 graduate with a Master's of Fine Arts degree in theatre design.
"I worked for him back stage in college and I fell in love with the theatre; I found my niche working for him," Kramer said. "He sent many of his students to WIU for graduate degrees. It's a neat conduit coming from Louisiana to Western."
During his time at Western, Kramer said he developed the skills needed to move on to work in the theatre industry in New York (NY).
"I am happy to be a Western grad because there I gained the tools I need every day; the toolbox of ideas and the way I think about things – I got that from Western."
Kramer also credits WIU professors Tim Kupka, Ray Gabica, Egla Hassan and Mim Canny and WIU Department of Theatre and Dance Chair David Patrick for assisting him during his time at Western.
After graduating from WIU, Kramer spent 10 years in New York City doing freelance theatre design and eventually working with the production company Hotopp Design of New York.
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Since graduation, Kramer has done extensive set design for ESPN's "SportsNation," as well as work with Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, ABC and a number of New York theatre productions.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. - Coker College junior right-handed pitcher Matt Long (Florence, S.C.) made his Coastal Plain League debut on Monday night as the starting pitcher for the Florence RedWolves against the Wilimington Sharks. The RedWolves lost the game 2-0.
A late signee for the RedWolves, Long got a tough assignment in his debut appearance, having to take on fellow Conference Carolinas rival, Atlee Pearson of Erskine College. Pearson carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning, before surrendering two hits and a walk with seven strikeouts in 8.1 innings of work.
Long (0-1) took the loss, receiving no offensive support, but allowed just two runs on four hits in 5.2 innings on the mound for Florence.
Long has signed to play with the RedWolves as just a conditional player for now, meaning he will most likely just fill in until the NCAA Division I Regional, Super Regional and World Series Tournaments are completed later this month. However, should Long continue to perform well for the RedWolves he could be signed as a full player and stay the entire season, which lasts until the first of August.
Long had an outstanding season for the Cobras, going 10-5 on the mound with a 5.50 ERA in 70.1 innings of work. This was good enough to earn him Second Team All-Conference honors and he ranked in the top 15 in the nation in wins with 10.


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EPA Website Features NanoMech 'Innovative Environmental Technology'
Stimulating a Green and Growing Economy
EPA's Small Business Innovation Research Program supports innovative environmental technologies.
Green innovations are catching on. A cutting tool coating that mimics the surface of a lotus leaf to provide effective lubrication without the use of environmentally unfriendly cutting fluids has recently entered the marketplace. A newly developed microbial fuel cell generates electricity from organics in wastewater, creating power and cleaner water at the same time. In addition, a new scrubbing technology is helping the semiconductor industry reduce toxic air emissions.
The link between these three examples—and many others—is that they likely would not have made it past the concept phase had it not been for seed money provided by the Environmental Protection Agency's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program.
Eleven government agencies have SBIR programs, each of which focuses on the mission of the particular agency. EPA's SBIR program, naturally, supports promising "green" concepts. The Agency awards funds totaling approximately $5 million dollars annually to small businesses working on bringing novel products and technologies to the market place that would benefit EPA's mission to protect human health and the environment.
SBIR is a two-phase program. Initial sums up to $80,000 are awarded in Phase I so that companies can demonstrate the feasibility of their research. Projects that garner Phase II awards are supported with a base amount of $300,000, with the potential for an additional $70,000 for the commercialization of new products and technologies. "Phase I is proof of concept while Phase II is focused on development and commercialization," April Richards, Acting Program Manager of EPA's SBIR program explains.
EPA partners with the National Science Foundation (NSF) SBIR program. The EPA-NSF partnership "leverages our smaller budget and influences another, larger agency with more funds available to fund additional high-quality environmental technologies," says Richards. Sharing outreach activities and encouraging promising companies to apply to both sources has helped the Agency see more emerging technologies get started. In 2010, the partnership saw NSF fund at least seven projects that also were submitted to EPA's program, freeing up EPA to fund even more technologies.
An award through EPA's SBIR program helped a company called NanoMech develop TuffTek, the lotus-leaf-inspired coating that acts as a lubricant delivery system for cutting tools. With more than 100 million gallons of cutting fluids used annually in the United States, the new technology has the potential to make a significant contribution toward reducing the stream of hazardous materials generated by precision cutting operations. In addition, the new coating can improve tool life 300 percent compared to conventional coatings, and has been marketed successfully to cutting tool manufacturers and users in the automotive and other manufacturing industries.
The nanoparticle coating process NanoMech developed has further applications in advanced manufacturing, next generation lubricants, and the electronics, military, and biomedical industries.
Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner visited NanoMech's laboratories and manufacturing plant on March 24, 2011, during a trip to showcase innovation and discuss how government and the private sector can work together to out-innovate global competition for jobs. The secretary noted NanoMech as a small business that demonstrates how innovative research can spur economic growth and high-wage jobs.
Another technology that got its start with the support of EPA's SBIR program isIntAct Laboratories' microbial fuel cell system. Although ethanol has been hailed as a way of reducing the nation's reliance on imported fuel stock, it is does come with environmental costs. For every liter of ethanol produced, some ten to 14 liters of distilling waste is created. Across the nation, that adds up to more than 100 billion liters of wastewater per year.
IntAct Laboratories saw opportunity in all that waste. The small business used EPA's SBIR funding for developing a microbial fuel cell system that can generate electricity from wastewater left over from ethanol distillation—leaving the wastewater cleaner in the process. Now that it is commercially available, the technology offers the potential to make the biofuels infrastructure more sustainable by converting waste to clean energy. The company was recognized with the Ignite Clean Energy Prize in 2009 in recognition of its microbial fuel cellsystem.
In a ceremony held on February 15, 2011, EPA-funded SBIR recipient ATMI was inducted into the SBIR Hall of Fame. The company was recognized for its rapid growth and the worldwide impact that has resulted from the innovative solid scrubbing material it brought to the market. The technology, called the Novapure Dry Scrubber System, provides 30 times the capacity of activated carbon, and was designed especially to reduce toxic air emissions from the semiconductor industry.
ATMI grew from four employees working in a small garage in New Milford, Connecticut, at the time of EPA's Phase I SBIR award in 1987, to nearly 1,100 employees in numerous locations around the world today.
"The whole point of SBIR is to fund more high-risk projects than the private sector is willing to suppport," Richards explains. The technologies that NanoMech, IntAct, and ATMI developed may not have gotten off the ground were it not for the seed money provided by EPA through the SBIR program.
This article can be found on the EPA newsletter website


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Spate of Mideast virus infections raises concerns
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A recent spate of infections from a frequently deadly Middle East virus is raising new worries about efforts to contain the illness, with infectious disease experts urging greater vigilance in combatting its spread.
More than 20 people, many of them health-care workers, have been reported infected with the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus in two distinct clusters — one in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — likely involving human-to-human transmission since early last week.
The disease, originally identified in 2012 in the Middle East, has also for the first time spread to the Far East, which grappled with an outbreak of the related SARS virus last decade.
"The last two weeks have put us into uncharted territory," said Michael Osterholm, an infectious disease expert at the University of Minnesota.
He described the recent batches of Saudi and UAE infections as "very important" and a possible signal that the virus could be mutating.
The disease's spread to Southeast Asia — confined for now to people with clear links to the Mideast — meanwhile "heightens the concern that we could be in the early days of another SARS-like event," he warned.
"We're clearly at a very significant stay-tuned moment," Osterholm said.
MERS belongs to a family of viruses known as coronaviruses that include both the common cold and SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, which killed some 800 people in a global outbreak in 2003.
MERS can cause symptoms such as fever, breathing problems, pneumonia and kidney failure.
It does not for now appear to spread as quickly between people as SARS did. But it does seem to be more deadly. According to the World Health Organization, 92 of the 238 people confirmed to have been infected with MERS have died.
The WHO has stopped short of calling for specific travel and trade restrictions. It has urged member countries to report detailed information about all cases and says more needs to be known about how the disease is transmitted within hospitals.
A Malaysian man this week became the first person to die from the MERS in Asia. The 54 year old from southern Johor state, near Singapore, developed a high fever and cough and had difficulty breathing after returning from a pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia on March 29.
Scientists believe that camels are a key source of transmission of the virus to humans, though it is not clear how infection occurs.
It is also unclear how readily the virus can pass between people, though that appears to have happened in the Saudi and UAE infections.
"It is always a worry if sustained human-to-human transmission of a newly identified virus occurs," said Ian Mackay, a virologist affiliated with the Australian Infectious Diseases Research Center at the University of Queensland.
He noted that sustained transmission beyond those local clusters hasn't been seen yet, and that recent infections might have resulted from relatively close contact between medical professionals and an infected patient.
Other Mideast countries that have past reported cases of infection include Jordan, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar. A small number of cases have been diagnosed in Europe and North Africa.
Saudi health authorities last week reported that 11 people in the Red Sea city of Jiddah were infected, some of them health care workers, and that two had died.
Officials there took the extraordinary step of redirecting patients away from the King Fahd hospital, where at least one of those infected worked, to other health care facilities so the emergency ward could be thoroughly cleaned.
In an updated statement released Wednesday, the Saudi Health Ministry reported that 37 cases of the virus have been detected at five hospitals in Jiddah between March 15 and this past Tuesday, seven of them fatal.
It did not provide details, making it impossible to determine if there has been an increase in transmission rates. Officials could not be reached for clarification.
"We can only hope that the current hot zone, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, soon gets ahead of the outbreak through proactive action," Mackay said. "It seems that infection prevention and control has broken down in these health care outbreaks and this will need to be addressed throughout the region."
The United Arab Emirates separately reported infections among 10 health care workers linked to a Filipino paramedic who died in the Gulf country on April 10. According to information reported to the WHO this week, they range in age from 27 to 48 and were listed in stable condition. Most were hospitalized with no symptoms or mild illness. One showed signs of pneumonia.
The Philippines health department on Thursday urged all passengers who arrived on an Etihad Airways flight from the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi to Manila earlier in the week to seek testing after officials determined that one person on the plane was found to be infected. He is now being confined to the hospital, and family and friends are also being tested.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad said health authorities in the Emirates are also contacting passengers who were on the flight, and that it is screening crew members who were onboard.
Associated Press writer Teresa Cerojano in Manila, Philippines, contributed to this report.
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Nov. 19, 2004
Box Score - Mount Ida vs. MIT
Box Score - UNE vs. Cazenovia
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT women's basketball team opened the 2004-05 season with a 51-42 win over Mount Ida College in the first game of the MIT Tip Off Classic. The University of New England picked up a 55-44 win over Cazenovia College to advance to the Championship Game tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. The Mustangs (0-1) and the Wildcats (0-1) will square off at 1:00 p.m. in the Consolation Game.
Mount Ida led for the majority of the first half, extending its advantage to six points on three occasions. MIT (1-0) went on a 9-1 run during the final 5:35 to take a 21-20 advantage at halftime. Rookie Kimberly Eri Soo Hoo opened the second stanza for the Engineers by tallying five points in less than two minutes, giving Tech its largest lead (26-20). The Mustangs slowly chipped away at the deficit and regained the lead on a three-pointer by Kristin Santos. Mount Ida once again built-up a six-point advantage, the last time occurring with 5:38 left to play. Tech closed the game with an incredible 15-0 run to take the victory.
Kimberly Eri Soo Hoo led all scorers with 15 points, on 4-of-9 shooting and a 6-of-9 performance at the charity stripe. Karen Kinnaman tallied 11 points, eight boards and a game-high five steals before fouling out. Christa Margossian contributed nine points and eight caroms while Michal Ruchelsman had a team-high 11 rebounds including eight offensive rebounds.
For Mount Ida, Maggie Bramswig posted a double-double with a team-best 14 points and 10 rebounds. Kristin Santos totaled 12 points while Danielle Ring pulled down a game-high 13 caroms.
In the night cap, Cazenovia College's Jen Seymour gave her squad its only lead by scoring a fast-break lay-up in the opening minute. The University of New England (1-0) went on a 21-6 run over the next 11 minutes to take a 13-point lead, its largest of the half. The Wildcats responded by going on a run of their own to close the half trailing, 30-25.
Cazenovia struggled during the early stages of the second stanza but stayed within five points at 13:51. The Nor'easters built up a 15-point lead at the four minute mark, putting the game out of reach for the Wildcats.
Jen Seymour paced Cazenovia's offense with 14 points and added eight rebounds and three blocks. Ashley Lewis and Tiffany Trent each tallied nine points.
UNE's Marissa Hesketh led all scorers with 14 points while Essie McKinnon finished with 11 points. Kate Bailey made an impact coming off the bench by contributing 11 points and a team-high eight rebounds. Ashley St. Hilaire dished out five assists as she made three steals.


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AMHERST, Mass. - Brian Baskauskas scored a team-high 16 points, including 10 late in the second half as top-ranked Amherst narrowly escaped with a win against MIT on Thursday. The Lord Jeffs, who are the defending NCAA Division III national champions, kept their perfect record intact with a 66-60 victory, although the Engineers pushed Amherst to the limit after orchestrating a late run that cut the lead to two with less than one minute to play.
Despite the heartbreaking loss, junior Jimmy Bartolotta enjoyed another terrific game and led MIT (6-3) to a 34-26 lead at halftime after closing the opening period 7-of-10 from the floor for 16 points. Bartolotta finished the evening with a game-high 27 points as well as a game-best five assists, but was unable to off-set a tremendous offensive attack by Amherst (6-0).
The Lord Jeffs shot 57% from the field for the game and were 13-of-22 in the second half. Baskauskas delivered two three's and Andrew Olson added three more, all in the final 20 minutes, to help Amherst recover from a disappointing first half that left the home crowd stunned.
Behind its outstanding perimeter play, Amherst began to assert control and maintained a three-possession lead throughout most of the second half. After Glen Wong converted a lay-up with 4:40 left in regulation, the Lord Jeffs extended their advantage to a game-high 12 points by moving in front, 60-48.
MIT proved its resiliency, and once again quieted the packed LeFrak by climbing back into contention with a 12-2 run over the next three minutes that left the Engineers trailing by just a basket. Bradley Gampel had two of his game-high five steals during the stretch, while Will Mroz and Billy Johnson each drained a shot from beyond the arc.
Bartolotta continued to showcase an unbelievable drive to win, and despite drawing triple coverage, sliced through the defense for two lay-ups that left Amherst ahead, 62-60. After making another defensive stop, Bartolotta had a chance to tie the game with a third consecutive basket in the paint, but his left-handed drive rolled just off the rim and set the stage for Brandon Jones, who knocked down four straight free throws to ice the battle.
"We knew that Amherst wasn't going to just go away in the second half so we wanted to maintain our energy," commented associate head coach Oliver Eslinger. "Although we found ourselves down 12 in the final minutes and could have easily given up, we gave ourselves a chance to win with our defensive pressure."
Olson finished with 13 points and was 3-of-4 from long range in helping Amherst secure its sixth win to open the campaign. Jones also chipped in 13 after finishing 7-of-9 from the charity stripe. After committing 13 turnovers in the first half, Amherst gave up the ball only five times in the second while finishing the game 7-of-16 from three-point range.
Johnson was the only other MIT player to reach double figures, scoring 10 points in the loss. The Engineers won the battle of the boards, 28-20, but struggled from the field in the second half by shooting just 34.5%. Hamidou Soumare grabbed seven rebounds to pace all players while Bartolotta added six caroms.


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If you have ever been in a synagogue during holidays such as Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur, you likely saw men wearing what looked like a an elaborate laboratory coat. These coats are called Kittels – Yiddish for "Coat"- and are unique Judaica items.
Kittels are usually simple in their design, but are decorated along the collar, front edge where it is buttoned closed and sometimes on the cuffs. They usually come with a white belt known as a "Gartel" in Yiddish and have four to five buttons or snap closures to button the Kittel when it is worn. In terms of their designs, some of the more common designs include geometric patterns, floral patterns and depictions of the Seven Species. Kittels can also be made from several different types of cloth, including cotton, polyester and linen. Lace is very often used to decorate Kittels as well.
In addition, Kittels may be worn with longer belts. These belts, also known as "Gartels", may be white or black and typically have tassels on each end. They are also considerably longer, usually being between 46 and 50 inches in length. Take a look at other Jewish religious garments such as Tallitot.
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Aus 65 Designs von 13 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Sing NOW!!! (tm)
I am a musician, music teacher and creative arts therapist. Ive been teaching and singng for 15 years. In that time I have completed lots of research into learning singing and also using singing as a tool to improve your quality of life. I have been very successful in my one on one singing teaching and have many happy students. I would like to turn my knowledge into an internet business. I like the culture of self healing but as I am also an audio engineer Im not too keen on new age imagery preferring stylised or high tech images I have a professional promoter working on this and other products who will be promoting it widely and massively over the internet... so could be a good showcase for a designer. I will also offer the winning designer if they want a free copy of the Sing Now program.
18 - 25 year olds who want to be part of the global Idol scene, either to audition or just feel a part of it.
Closet singers, or people who have always wanted to sing but are too scared this can vary from young to old, and all professions.
People who want an interesting way to develop themselves and learn relaxation confidence tools
The logo is text based being Sing NOW!!!
I usually use the colour bright vibrant red, with sometimes white. The red colour is important to me, and I can send a sample if needed, but as long as it is a bright vibrant cherry red, yet rich and not 'sickly' its fine.
The text usually follows the pattern of lower and upper caps written above. The exclamation marks are also a part of it, but if a designer really hated this idea I would be open to suggestion. I like the exclamations because they suggest a dynamic happy experience.
The text is usally angled on a 40 degree slope from bottom left (south south west) to top right (north north east). Again this is to convey movement and soaring.
I would like to put a small picture of wings in with the text, perhaps at the end of the words. The wings are to suggest freedom of the voice, and also self healing. The idea of celtic angel wings has been suggested but these would have to be very very styised and simplified.
I would like the wings to be subtle as I dont like anything too obvious or new agey. I HAVE UPLOADED A 2ND SAMPLE FILE CALLED WELCOME SING NOW HAVING TROUBLE DELETING THE FIRST FILE SAMPLE WHICH APPARENTLY PEOPLE CANT OPEN.
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Adam Dunn apparently wants to talk his way out of town.
I hope Rick Hahn is listening.
The White Sox designated hitter and first baseman who can't play first base had more thoughts on his future in the final week of this remarkable death spiral.
"They don't owe it to me; I just hope the communication line is there,'' Dunn told the Chicago Sun-Times. "I don't want to come into spring, everything fine and dandy, and then, 'Oops, see ya. Up and gone.' But I don't think it will be like that.''
Dunn was out of the lineup for half a week, and when he did bat, he struck out four times in Cleveland on Tuesday night. Thanks for playing our game.
Dunn, who is owed $15 million for next season, yeesh, also told the newspaper that if he's traded, "I just don't want to get ambushed by it -- getting the 11:30-at-night call.''
Well, sure, Adam. The Sox are here to serve you. They shouldn't ambush you, for instance, the way you ambushed them in the first season of a $54 million deal when you had to be benched because you stunk while stealing a season's worth of money.
When exactly is the right time for you to be told you're gone, Adam? Just leave a DND on your phone until then, OK?
Here's a tip, Adam: The Sox dumping you is not Comcast giving you a window for a service call.
Yes, Mr. Dunn, we can trade you Wednesday between the hours of 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Please make sure someone over the age of 18 who can hit better than .250 is at home.
You know when it'll happen, Adam? When some team under the influence says yes to taking a 13-year major leaguer who has never led his team into the playoffs. Who has never followed his team into the playoffs. Who has never participated in the playoffs without a remote control.
Earlier in the season, don't forget, Dunn said he wouldn't continue playing baseball unless it was fun. Dunn was playing for one of the worst teams in the league and one of the worst Sox teams in history. And he was still playing. Some fun, huh? Way to set the bar high, pal.
But here's the thing: As aggravating as Dunn's comments are in the final week of this death spiral of a season, Dunn is one of the few Sox regulars who has come closest to his career averages. He's bad and getting worse here, but that tells you how the Sox managed one of the worst lineups in the majors.
So, trading Dunn wouldn't make the Sox much worse. It could only make them better, and it should've happened at the trade deadline. I'm thinking that it didn't because other teams wanted the Sox to pay Dunn's salary. Maybe everybody in the majors thinks it's a Chicago thing, seeing as how the Cubs pay ransom after ransom to dump players.
At some point, you have to believe the Yankees looked at Dunn, but why pay $15 million when the Cubs will give you Alfonso Soriano for free?
The Sox don't do business like that, even when they're rebuilding and desperate to play toy soldiers. Still, it has to happen. Dunn has to go. This team has to lose the softball player in place of baseball players. Fewer Dunns, more Garcias.
Hahn's trades indicate the Sox are moving toward a roster that can field, run, hit, throw -- you know, actual smart, complete players. In theory, anyway. I don't know if Hahn will get it right, but he seems smart enough to know how stupid and bad this roster is. The Sox couldn't run the bases with a Garmin this season, and by the time they get done playing defense, the ball is square.
So, there's a lot to fix behind a pitching staff that is dying because it has been forced to get so many extra outs and gotten no help offensively because of basic idiocy.
Dunn said he doesn't want to come back if the Sox rebuild in 2014. I appreciate Dunn's honesty, but I'd also appreciate his exit because as long as Dunn is around, the Sox can't rebuild. It doesn't have to start with trading Dunn, but it can't be finished until he's gone. Dunn has no place in whatever the Sox want to be when they grow up.


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http://blackrockshooter.wikia.com/wiki/Shizu) from the soon-to-be-released. BRS game.
Sadly, the official videos about the BRS game have too much spoilers already. Most notably the revealing of White Rock Shooter's final form and a full fight video on Azuma, one of the apostles.
I had thoughts about a BRS TV series since early last year because it is inevitable.
Since GSC (Good Smile Company) practically owns the franchise, nothing about it is a surprise anymore. They can just chuck out as much BRS-related media at any time.
I'd rather not hype about this show. Despite being a BRS fan, I'm not expecting too much from it (story-wise particularly), seeing that it is just part of a market-driven war machine. Though I appreciate a lot of titles, including the senseless comedic ones, I am more interested in story than pretty. visuals. The announcement of this anime will build up a hype of biblical proportions just like what the OVA and game did years back.
Good stories take a lot of time to make. I am saying this because I am never biased on the things I like. I criticize them too. I'd rather stay honest than to make things up.
And yes, there is no need to expect or hope for any merchandise (Toys particularly) coming because they'll be coming anyway whether you like it or you like it!
|2011-08-21, 10:38
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Considering the number of characters Huke has made for the BRS world and how nice they look, I just want to see that artstyle animated on TV. I am interested in pretty visuals. The problem with the OVA wasn't just the plot, it was also that barely any of Huke's designs made it onto TV anyway.
I don't see what's stopping them from animating the rest of Huke's characters. If BRS herself sells well, then the other characters could be used in merchandising as well.
|2011-08-21, 11:09
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http://www.youtube.com/user/JRPGIE#p/u/10/WEAWX7iGZfM <-- at the end of this.
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The thing is that the promotional poster seems to indicate the universe will be much more in line with the OVA/original art one. And in that case, it really doesn't match that version.
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Location: Chile
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I must say I'm pretty excited about this, but I don't want to keep my hopes too high or I might get disappointed, as what happened with the game. [Not that I don't like it, but I expected so much more xD]
Anyways, this BRS looks more badass than it's game counterpart, so I hope they bring Hanazawa back <3 Or make Sakamoto do a more deep voice for her o.o
Oh, and I also wonder if Beast BRS or Insane BRS will appear *-*
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As the House of Representatives considers cutting the federal food stamps program by $2 billion annually as part of the Senate-passed farm bill, mayors across 18 U.S. cities are pushing to restrict what recipients can buy under the program.
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Mayors including New York City's Michael Bloomberg, who attempted to ban sugary drink sales in the city in 2010 and again in 2012, wrote to Congressional leaders Tuesday asking them to ban the purchase of soda and sugary drinks with food stamps. The mayors wrote that it is "time to test and evaluate approaches limiting" the use of these subsidies under the program, which they claim costs taxpayers $80 billion annually.
The proposed cuts would reduce the food stamp program by 3%, and would also make it more difficult for some people to qualify for aid. Experts say the fate of the five-year farm bill could hinge on cuts to the $80 billion Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
The mayors want SNAP funds to only be used to purchase foods with nutritional value. "SNAP can also promote healthful eating by providing incentives for the consumption of fruits and vegetables by SNAP recipients, similar to the programs which have been successfully piloted in many of our cities that provide additional spending power to recipients who use their benefits at farmers markets," the mayors wrote.
Mark Dunlea, executive director of the Hunger Action Network of New York State agrees with the notion of restricting what can be purchased, but says flat out banning items isn't the right move.
"My group is anti-soda," Dunlea says. "We have supported a tax on soda that would raise $1 billion worth of revenue for the state, proposed by [former] Governor Patterson, trying to restrict food choices by food stamp participants is not the solution to the soda or obesity problem."
The organization would prefer to see broad sweeping changes to the system, rather than these types of restrictions, Dunlea says.
"…Americans do not spend their food dollars wisely," he says. "Most studies show that people on food stamps spend their food dollars a little better than the average person."
To make all consumers more financially and health savvy, Dunlea urges reinstituting home economics in schools to educate students about nutrition and healthy eating. He says he also supports proposals like Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's, (D-NY), that give SNAP recipients a match for buying fruits and vegetables at farmers' markets in the state.
"For every $5 they spend, they get about $2 back. This helps the farmers too. The farm bill should be promoting the purchase of fruits and vegetables, but instead it goes in the opposite direction."


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Come Party With Me: Housewarming Party - Drinks
Much like the christening of a boat, to start the celebration off at your housewarming party, pop open a bottle of champagne and invite everyone to join you in a toast to your future in the new house. Guests can enjoy the glass as you show them around the space. Once the game night portion of the party gets started, offer an assortment of beers, wines, and a big bowl of "player's punch." Serve the watermelon punch in a pitcher because it will be easier to pour while playing games. Also be sure to pour the drinks in to real glasses (you registered for them so might as well use them!). A nice, light red - such as Beaujolais - or a crisp white unoaked Chardonnay will pair nicely with the pizzas. For those who do not drink alcohol, sparkling water on the rocks spiked with fresh watermelon puree and slices of cucumber or mint makes a festive and refreshing mocktail. You'll find the player's punch recipe after the break, so
Watermelon Punch
From Instyle magazine
6 cups watermelon juice (to make, purée fresh seedless watermelon)
One 3 oz. can frozen limeade
6 cups vodka
1 liter chilled club soda
Watermelon wedges
- In a serving bowl, combine watermelon juice, limeade and vodka.
- Refrigerate until cold.
- Then add ice and chilled club soda; garnish with small watermelon wedges.
Serves 12-15.


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SACRAMENTO — Except for illegal immigrants, no group has more at stake in the national fight over immigration reform than California farmers.
"It doesn't pay to plant a product if you can't harvest it," notes Mark Teixeira of Santa Maria, who says he had to let 22 acres of vegetables rot last year because he couldn't find enough field hands to gather the crop. "That hurts."
As security has tightened along the California-Mexican border, the flow of illegal immigrant labor into the nation's most productive agriculture state has slowed significantly, farm interests say.
"It's very difficult to find crews compared to three or four years ago," reports Greg Wegis, a fifth-generation Kern County farmer who grows cherries, almonds, pistachios and tomatoes, among other crops.


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National Council for the Social Studies adds its voice for evolution
National Council for the Social Studies, the largest association in the country devoted solely to social studies education, adopted a statement on "intelligent design" in May 2007, which will appear in the forthcoming third edition of NCSE's Voices for Evolution, a collection of statements in defense of evolution education from scientific, educational, civil liberties, and religious organizations.
After reviewing the legal background of efforts to teach creationism in the public schools, the NCSS statement specifically addresses proposals to teach creationism in social studies classes rather than science classes, observing:
Social studies may, at first glance, seem to be a better fit for this approach to teaching intelligent design, but the same constitutional issues arise whether religious beliefs are taught in science or in the social studies curriculum. While the social studies classroom is the proper forum for the discussion of controversial issues, educators should be wary of being used to promote a religious belief in the public schools. This unintended outcome can be the result of teaching students that a scientific controversy exists between intelligent design and the theory of evolution when, in fact, no such controversy exists.It emphasizes that "teaching religious beliefs as the equivalent of scientific theory is not consistent with the social studies nor is it allowed under the First Amendment. Evolution is a scientific theory subject to testing by the scientific method."
The NCSS statement acknowledges, however, that "there are a number of ways in which social studies teachers might introduce the issues surrounding intelligent design in their curriculum," giving examples of constitutional, historical, sociological, anthropological, and public issues perspectives. None of them convey the misleading impression that there is a scientific controversy over evolution.


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Dear Mr Saldanha and your family,
Thinking of you at this very sad time time for you all. As a nurse myself I think of Jacintha with the utmost respect and as the kindest and most caring person. Thinking and praying for you all.
December 16, 2012
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so sorry for your sad loss in such tragic circumstances, an angel now in heaven. our thoughts are with you.
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Our deepest condolences to the family of Jacintha Saldanha, may her memory comfort you always. God Bless You!
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I wish to send my deepest sympathy for the tragic loss of Jacintha. May your faith embrace your broken hearts with much needed comfort. I will keep you in my prayers and thoughts. Sending warm hugs at this very difficult time.
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Since the time of the ancient Aztecs chocolate has been the ultimate comfort food and guilty pleasure. Now we know that chocolate can actually be good for you! 'America's Home Cooking: Chocolate' asked viewers to send their favorite chocolate recipes for cakes, cookies, pies, soufflés, sauces, brownies, fudge, truffles and mousse. What resulted was a double dark chocolate day of delicious cooking, including a Kentucky Derby Pie laced with bourbon, a minty chocolate layer cake, a chocolate bread pudding with moist chunks of pear, a chicken braised in a poblano mole sauce, pistachio and chocolate matzo brittle, and many more fabulous family recipes for brownies, cookies, biscotti and other treats.


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Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A southern Italian dish consisting of a thin piece of bread covered with tomato sauce and cheese, usually enhanced with other bits such as olives, sausage, and mushrooms.
Notes: Today's Good Word is still so warm from Italian that all its relatives are still purely Italian: a pizzaiolo is a pizza maker while a pizzeria is a pizza parlor. A small pizza with a very thin crust is a pizzetta. (Did you know that?)
In Play: Although pizzas have been available in Italian restaurants throughout North America since the turn of the century, they languished unnoticed until the 1950s. They were originally called "tomato pies" or "pizza pies" since, in the American experience, they most resembled a thin pie with tomatoes. Pizza is now one of the most popular foods around the world, one of the few that will be delivered to your house.
Word History: Pizza has a historical pedigree going back over a thousand years. The word is first recorded in a Latin text from the southern Italian town of Gaeta in 997 AD. That text claims that a certain tenant must give the bishop of Gaeta duodecim pizze "twelve pizzas", every Christmas day and another twelve every Easter Sunday. Did you know that pizza was originally a German(ic) word? It originated in Langobard, a Germanic language spoken in southern Italy way back when. The Langobard word was probably bizzo or pizzo "a bite", which comes from the same Proto-Germanic words as English bite and bit. The same word in Gothic, a northern Germanic language of roughly the same time related to Langobard, would have been pitta and probably was borrowed in northern Italy as pita, a bread similar to that of the pizza. (Today's tasty bite of English vocabulary was delivered by Sally Capotosto, to whom we are all very grateful.)
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by Pete Mazzaccaro
Newtown, Conn., is 172 miles northeast of Chestnut Hill – a three-hour drive from the Local's office at 8434 Germantown Ave.
Many had probably never heard of the tiny town just northeast of New York City until the dreadful news of the mass shooting on Friday, Dec. 14, that claimed the lives of 27 people, 20 of them 6- and 7-year-old first graders. The murders were committed by a lone gunman, Adam Lanza, a 20-year-old who we are still learning about, but who clearly suffered from a form of severe mental illness.
News of the killing shocked and saddened people around the country and in Northwest Philadelphia people reacted to the news with a mix that ranged from sorrowful condolences to expressions of frustration with current gun laws and even assurances from local schools that everything is being done to keep children safe and help them cope with the terrible facts of last week's killings.
In a letter to parents Friday, Ed Marshal, head of school at Greene Street Friends, expressed sadness and acknowledged that the news would be especially distressing to children
"We feel great sorrow and compassion for the victims of this tragic event, as well as for their families," Marshall wrote. "We also know that events such as these are disturbing to children and families, even at great distances from the events themselves. It is likely that you will be the first people to talk with your children about this, and we want to offer our support.
"For all children, feeling physically and emotionally safe is their most important need. We do not recommend introducing the topic with preschool-age children, and we suggest that they not watch the news while the event is so recent. As with adults, older children are likely to hear about the details and even search for the details. Simply knowing the facts provides a kind of reassurance."
Marshall also reassured parents that the school was reviewing its security measures in light of the tragedy.
"We can also reassure students that our local police and our school are working to keep our school safe and to protect our children," Marshall wrote. "Greene Street keeps doors locked, carefully regulates entry to buildings through video cameras, and has security staff. Over the weekend, Greene Street faculty and staff will be planning for our communications with students next week in ways that are developmentally appropriate.
Priscilla Sands, president of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, said her school was also reviewing security and focusing on training for teachers to deal with moments of trauma.
"Our teachers are our first responders," she said, noting the heroism of those teachers and faculty at Sandy Hook who hid children and rushed Lanza to try and stop him.
"Teachers know what to do," she said. "They instinctively act to protect children."
Like Marshall, Sands said the she advised parents to turn off the TV, particularly for younger children, and said the school and its counselors were prepared to help any children or parents who had questions or concerns.
Above all, though, she said was that the school community was focusing on how to make sure the entire school was a community of caring and support.
"Many of our older children want to do something, and I've stressed that we should all watch out for each other," she said. "The best thing we can do as a community is to care for each other."
At Norwood Fontbonne Academy, school officials said they distributed materials to families to help them deal with questions the children might have.
"Given the diversity of our students ages and backgrounds, we decided to handle students' questions and concerns on an individual basis, in conjunction with their parents," said Sister Mary Helen Beirne, NFA's head of school.
A similar note was sent to parents of Green Woods Charter School in Roxborough. The letter was signed by school CEO Jean M. Wallace, Steven C. Masterson, dean of faculty and students, and School Counselor Martha Millison.
The letter addressed any potential concerns hat parents might have with security.
"As a school, we require clearances of all adults who wish to spend time volunteering in our classrooms," the letter read. "At both campuses we maintain active security measures including locking exterior doors at all times, video and audio verification at our K-2 main entrance, audio and electronic entrances at both campuses, mandatory check-in procedures of all visitors, and a very active adult presence in all areas of the school.
"Our local law enforcement knows us, has visited us often just to check in with us and, as an administration, we are looking, once again, at our campus and procedures; this time, sadly, with a renewed sense of purpose. Our maintenance supervisor, Joe Bauer, and our CEO, Jean Wallace, have a combined experience of over 40 years in law enforcement, and both will be reaching out for additional guidance and support should our inventory of needs warrant additional security measures."
Local gun control advocates call for action
Schools, however, were not the only groups to respond to the tragedy.
Calls for gun control have certainly gained a great deal of momentum in the days since the shooting. Senator Diane Feingold, of California, promised to reintroduce a ban on assault weapons, a ban that was allowed to lapse in 2004. Other pro-gun senators like West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin, have signaled a willingness to put real gun control in motion.
A CBS Poll poll this week showed 57 percent of Americans now believe gun laws should be tightened, while only 30 percent believe there should be no change at all.
A local organization, Heeding God's Call, an interfaith movement that has worked for broad and sweeping gun control and has for the last several years held routine protests at area gun shops, renewed its call for action on guns. Its leaders, this weekend, called for action.
"First, we pray for the lost and all that knew and loved them," said the Rev. James F. McIntire, the group's board chairman and pastor of Hope United Methodist Church in Havertown. "Second, we pray for our country to heal from the deep psychic wound this morning's slaughter has opened. Thirdly, and most importantly, we pray that the American faith community goes beyond prayer to demand action to move this country to safety from mass shootings and the daily carnage of illegal guns that cities like Philadelphia suffer every day."
"In this time of year, sacred for so many Americans, it is beyond rational comprehension how such a massacre of innocents could occur, but it did," said Rabbi Linda Holtzman, the group's vice chair and senior rabbi of Mishkan Shalom Synagogue in Manayunk "How much more obvious can it be that such senseless loss of life – loss of God's Children, as we all are – demands that the American faith community call on all people and communities of faith to address gun violence as the religious and moral issue it is."
Note: The first version of this story incorrectly referred to Priscilla Sands as the head of school at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy.


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Lovely and very functional as well as so beautiful! These specially engineered connector frames were designed to use with Swarovski® 4737 Cosmic Triangles, and are so easy to use.
To use:
First decide which color of the crystal triangles you want to use. Make sure you have the same size as the connector as they both come in 3 sizes.
Next glue it into the connector, using 2 part epoxy. (Do not use Super Glue and other instant set type glues that have the ingredient Cyanocrylate are NOT recommended.Use of these types of glues can damage your components.)
Wait the appropriate amount of time for the glue to set up and then you are ready to use your new piece.


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The Deda M35 handlebar has an oversized 35mm diameter making it stiffer, stronger and more comfortable. The larger diameter not only vastly increases the stiffness of the bar, making it ideal for stronger riders, it also reduces vibrations felt through the bar for a more comfortable ride.
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