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Our clients are full service market research firms and others who need access to our healthcare panels. They, in turn, have clients of their own who expect fast turnaround and quality on their projects. Giving our clients more completes and more coverage gives them greater capabilities to offer their clients.
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The Georgia Southwestern baseball team scored in every odd-numbered inning en route to a 6-4 victory over seventh-ranked Columbus State on Friday evening at Hurricane Stadium. The 'Canes punched five doubles and stole six bases in the contest – both single-game season highs. GSW starting pitcher Ryan Lackey earned the complete-game win.
The Cougars four runs came off of a pair of two-run home runs. The first shot was delivered in the first inning by Jason Rogers, his 22nd round-tripper of the spring. The second came with two outs in the ninth by Mitch Rider. Sandwiched between the two-run homers was seven scoreless innings where CSU managed only four hits.
After falling behind 2-0 early, GSW pushed across its first run in the opening frame when Chris Lingham scored from third on a Zack Stanton groundout.
Stanton drove in another run in the third when he beat out a ground ball to first base, bringing home Bud Long – who started the inning with a double.
The good fortune in odd-numbered innings continued in the fifth when Stanton struck again. This time it was a double into the right field corner that brought around Lingham to score.
With one out in the seventh, Lingham, Stanton and Trent Dooley accounted for three-consecutive doubles and two more runs to put the 'Canes ahead, 5-2.
Southwestern added an insurance run in the eighth when Jared Allen scored on a Lingham groundout.
Stanton finished 3-for-5 with four RBIs - extending his hitting streak to 18 games - to lead Southwestern at the plate.
GSW starter Ryan Lackey (3-3) allowed four earned runs and seven hits in his first complete game of the spring to get the win. He walked three and struck out seven.
Columbus State starter Iain Sebastian picked up the loss as he allowed seven hits and four earned runs, pitching until one out in the seventh. He walked five and fanned seven. Blake Sills finished up for CSU, allowing one earned run.
Rider and Scoop Pharr collected two hits apiece to lead Columbus State (32-9, 9-7 PBC) hitters.
Southwestern (23-14, 11-8 PBC) and CSU are back on the diamond at Hurricane Stadium tomorrow (4/17) for a 2 p.m. doubleheader. Senior Day ceremonies will take place before the first game, at approximately 1:45 p.m. There are 10 seniors on the Hurricanes' roster.


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What can you do with a Comparative Literature major? You'll see on the chart below and by reading the short bios of some of our alumni that the possibilities vary widely. Take a look; see what some of our graduates have been doing!
Selected Alumni
Cristina Landa - 2011
Upon graduating, Cris landed a job working for Blue Engine, a new national service model that combats college under-preparedness by recruiting and supporting teams of Blue Engine Teaching Assistants, recent college graduates who partner with classroom teachers to increase academic rigor in public high schools in New York City.
Will Harrington - 2006
Will works as Associate Editor for Energy Washington Week, while studying at the University of Maryland Law School.
Sarah Hadley Borgerding - 1993
Sarah works as a college and career counselor at the American International School in Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam.
Alberto Hernandez-Lemus - 1986
Associate Professor of Philosophy at Colorado College
Featured Alumna
Executive Director of Festival Mozaic Bettina Swigger '02
- Managed the Summer Arts Festival at Colorado College for five years.
- First Executive Director of COPPeR, the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.
- Elected member of the Emerging Leaders Council for Americans for the Arts, the national arts advocacy program
"My Comparative Literature training has been extraordinarily useful in my career as a nonprofit arts administrator. My multidisciplinary background is hugely helpful, as is my ability to read and write convincingly."
~ Bettina Swigger, 2002
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Going Viral: Vine User Calls Perez Hilton "F*cking Piece Of Shit" To His Face
Jonathan Higbee | September 12, 2013
Wow, bet Perez Hilton was surprised by how this Vine video turned out!
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That was poetic justice. I would love to know who it was that made Perez Hilton a spokesperson for gays. He is a pathetic excuse for a gay man, and even worse excuse for a human being, and should be taken out of the spotlight. I completely agree with Cory, he gives gays a bad name. Karma is a bitch, and Perez could use a bit of it to tear him off his pedestal that he has put himself on.


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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, January 15, 2009 — Subscribing to a musical philosophy that there is no such thing as rock music unless it's heavy, Mastodon has coyly avoided saying too much about Crack the Skye, its fourth album due out in 2009. Produced by Brendan O'Brien (Rage Against the Machine, AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen), the disk follows 2006's Blood Mountain. Keeping in step with this and Mastodon's previous releases, Crack the Skye will be conceptual in nature.
That leaves plenty of room for what the band has indicated will be an "out of body" listening experience inspired by Stephen Hawking's theories, astral travel, and wormhole physics. With guitarist Bill Kelliher revealing in a MusicRadar interview that the disc will weigh-in with seven tracks and have a total running time of approximately 50 minutes, Crack the Skye will also feature a song called "The Last Baron," which delves into the world of Czarist Russia and Grigori Rasputin, the bearded starets who mesmerized the court of Nicholas II.
How does the band develop a conceptual exercise like this? Drummer Brann Dailor provides an answer: "It's easier for us as a group to unify and write songs for a record if we have a cohesive story line to follow, or some kind of element to focus on, even water, earth, or air."
Making the transition from the studio to the stage, live tracks from Crack the Skye first emerged this past summer at the Bonnaroo Music Festival. Onstage, the band has been using Shure PSM® 700 personal in-ear monitors.
"For me it's been tremendously better," Dailor readily admits, commenting on his loss of traditional floor monitors. "There's just so much clarity in my mix now, and I can control exactly what I hear—make it sound just like the record if I want."
"When we got them, I was kind of nervous," guitarist Bill Kelliher adds. "Going out in front of a crowd of people with no monitors in front of me; I had never done that in about 20 years of playing. What I can hear now sounds amazing. The clarity is really good, and our fans are telling us we never sounded better. I think we played our best show ever the first night we tried them."
On the input side of their stage plot, Mastodon relies on hardwired Shure Beta 57A® microphones for vocals at three positions across the frontline as well as for a "robot voice" produced by bass player Troy Sanders with the aid of tremolo pedal effects. The rest of the stage is hardwired as well, with SM7s chosen for guitar cabinets, and the drum kit receiving the full Shure treatment: SM98s on snare, an SM91 in the kick drum, SM81 on hat, and KSM44s flown above as overheads.
"I ultimately want to start double-micing the toms," Mastodon FOH engineer Lewis Lovely relates. "Right now I have a Beta 52®A on the floor tom. I want to add a Beta 56A there as well, winding both out-of-phase down to one input channel to get more bottom-end. The SM98s I have on the snares really add punch and meatiness if I need it."
By design, all of Lewis' work translates into a potent recipe built to deliver serious metal weight. "But," he adds, "I pretty much approach all of the bands I work with in the same way. I don't want to color anything they do, and I don't want to step in the way of anything. I just want to give the audience an accurate representation of their sound. The challenge each night with Mastodon is to get good gain structure. If the tone is there, there's not much to do except sit back and let it get loud. The band will do the rest."
The new album will be released early in 2009. Fans will be able to hear tracks from the album performed live next year, including a European summer tour with Metallica.


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In Zomber Squad, Heroes are the key to battle victory. You can hardly play the game well if you don't know your Heroes very well. Today, I am going to walk you through Zomber Squad's brand-new Hero system.
Hero Grade
Heroes are divided into seven grades: White, Green, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Orange and Red (from lowest to highest). Jenny's Dive decides the grades of the heroes you can recruit. So if you want to hire high-grade heroes, you need to work hard on upgrading Jenny's Dive.
Hero Level
Workout Zone decides the level of the Heroes you can hire. You will be able to hire high-level heroes from high-level Workout Zone. After recruitment, you can also level up your Heroes in the Workout Zone. Tips: Mad Gainz Pass gives more exp than regular workout.
Hero Type
Different types of Heroes have different talents. In Zomber Squad, Heroes are divided into three types: Attacker, Tank and Healer.
Hero Recruitment
Recruiting a Hero requires Favor. Beverage gained from battles gives Favor. The recruiting procedure is quite simple: 1) Select the Hero you want to hire; 2) Hit the Recruit button; and 3) Toast Beverage to recruit.
Hero Equipment
Higher hero grade means better Hero. Then what else makes a Hero unstoppable…? Bingo! The answer is good equipment! In Zomber Squad, you can buy equipment from the Shop, and then enhance its attributes via Upgrade, Recast, Refine and Gem Inlay functions in Smithy.
Zomber Squad is a unique MMO that allows players to face off against the undead using controls reminiscent of real-time strategy games. When not in combat, players manage safe districts to recruit, train and outfit their diverse team of Heroes. PvE fans can enjoy party dungeons and bosses, while PvP players can join up in team arena matches.
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Free operator interface configuration software simplifies design
Red Lion Controls announces Crimson 3.0, the latest version of its free operator interface configuration software. With a redesigned interface and many new features, Crimson 3.0 facilitates simplified design and implementation of attractive and powerful user interface solutions.
The new software works with the company's G3 Series and G3 Kadet Series operator interfaces, Modular Controller and Data Station Plus process control and data acquisition devices, and supports five global languages-English, Spanish, German, French and Chinese-with more languages planned for future release.
The software lets users simply perform the following tasks:
-Drag tags onto the screen to create instant objects;
-Create hundreds of tags using smart copy to auto index register addresses;
-Achieve faster programming by using quick menus that provide a short list of the most common tasks;
-Utilize anti-aliased fonts for improved user visibility;
-Select from many new images added to the database of already more than 4,000 images.
Find more information at:
– HMI, Operator Interface, SCADA news from Control Engineering
– 3-color displays viewable 600 feet away
– Edited by Renee Robbins, senior editor
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Art MoB schedules January classes
The Art MoB, at 124 Fourth Ave. E., continues to exhibit artwork of more than 70 WNC artists. The newest exhibit features the work of Harry Wozniak, a Hendersonville artist.
The following is a listing of art instruction classes for the month of January:
u 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursdays, Jan. 3 and 10: Art In Work studio time. Bring materials from whatever you are working on and share the energy of working with other artists. The class is normally $15, but there will be a free trial on Jan. 3 and 10 to see if students enjoy getting together with other artists to work.
u 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 8-29: Rug hooking class. Students learn the basics of rug hooking from longtime teacher Sharon Richmond. All supplies are included, and students can choose from five different kits. Cost of the class and materials is $100.
u 1-4 p.m. Jan. 15: Silk painting class by artist Kim Anderson. The class teaches different methods to paint on silk. Cost: $45 for all supplies.
u 9 a.m.-noon Jan. 22 and 25: Basket weaving class. Learn to create a melon basket in the traditional Appalachian method. Cost: $58 for materials.
u Noon-4 p.m. Jan. 23: Bob Ross painting landscapes class by certified instructor Pete Kerry of Hendersonville. Cost of materials is $50.
u Noon-4 p.m. Jan. 30: Bob Ross painting seascapes class by certified instructor Pete Kerry of Hendersonville. Cost of materials is $50.
u 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 21-23: Beginner and introductory painting classes by artist Connie Poulnot. Cost: $150 for all materials.
u Noon-5 p.m. Feb. 9: Animal painting workshop by Pete Kerry of Hendersonville. Cost: $60 for all materials.
All classes require registration. Call 828-693-4545 to register.
2013 Folk Heritage Committee assembled
The Folk Heritage Committee, the volunteer behind-the-scenes force that annually spearheads Asheville's Shindig on the Green and the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival, held its annual planning retreat on Nov. 3, and leaders were selected for the coming year.
2013 Folk Heritage Committee members are Jackie Allison, Jeff Atkins, Glenn Bannerman, Brooke Buckner, Tom Chapman, Loretta Freeman, Bob Gregory, Kevin Hamlin, Donna McDowell, Judy Miller, Ronald Rhodes, Kathy Roberts, Linda Smathers, Jerry Sutton and Kent Withington.
2013 advisers to the committee are Craig Bannerman, Leesa Brandon, Richard Hurley, Jerry Israel, Adam Masters, Bruce Peterson, Carol Rifkin, Rodney Sutton and Elly Wells.
The 47th season of Shindig on the Green will take place in downtown Asheville at Pack Square Park on the Bascom Lamar Lunsford stage on June 29, July 6, 13 and 20, and Aug. 10, 17, 24 and 31. The 86th annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival will take place at the Diana Wortham Theatre at Pack Place Aug. 1-3. All events feature long-standing performers as well as the newest generation of traditional and mountain string bands, ballad singers and big circle mountain dancers and cloggers.
Call 828-258-6101, Ext. 345, email info@folk heritage.org or visit www.folkheritage.org for more information.
Author Paul Reid to read at Malaprop's
Malaprop's Bookstore at 55 Haywood St., Asheville, will host author Paul Reid for a reading and book-signing at 3 p.m. Jan. 5.
Reid is an award-winning journalist and was a friend of the late William Manchester, a hugely successful popular historian and biographer. Manchester wrote the first two volumes of "The Last Lion," an eventual three-volume biography of Sir Winston Churchill, in addition to assorted works of journalism and several other books: "Goodbye Darkness," "A World Lit Only by Fire," "The Glory and the Dream," "The Arms of Krupp," "American Caesar" and "The Death of the President."
In late 2003, Manchester was in failing health and asked Reid to complete volume three of the Churchill biography, "The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill, Defender of the Realm 1940-1965." The book has met with wide acclaim.
Call 828-254-6734 or visit www.malaprops.com for more information.
Urbain reception set for Jan. 18 at museum
The Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center, at 56 Broadway, Asheville, will host an opening reception for the "John Urbain: No Ideas but in Things" exhibition of collages and paintings from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Jan. 18.
The project includes a retrospective exhibition of Urbain's paintings and collages (including selected work from BMC), a publication and a rich array of public programming, all designed to honor and recognize Urbain, sharing his work with a diverse audience in the WNC region and beyond.
Urbain (1920-2009) was a student at Black Mountain College in 1946 and 1947 after returning from the war. He enrolled at the suggestion of his friend and colleague Ray Johnson, then a student at the college. BMC proved to be a central influence on his future. As a student of Josef Albers, John began a lifelong exploration of matiere — a French word and concept that Albers emphasized at BMC to describe a focus on the physical and visual properties of materials. This way of thinking was central to his artwork from that point forth. He also met his future wife, Elaine Schmitt, in Albers' class.
Urbain wrote, "The visual arts involve the optical senses. With matiere, there is involved an additional factor, that of the tactile senses. We desire to touch and feel the matiere studies."
The project includes a retrospective exhibition of Urbain's work (from early design studies made in Albers' classes to mature work from his final years), accompanied by an exhibition catalogue and public programming, including a collage workshop, a lecture about the history of collage in the 20th century and two poetry readings. The exhibition will run through June 1. Admission is free for members and students, $3 for non-members.
Call 828-350-8484, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.black mountaincollege.org for more information.
Carwile-Dodson studio offers pottery classes
Pottery classes for children and adults are being offered at the Carwile-Dodson Studio for Pottery Instruction, 3621 Greenville Highway, Brevard. The studio is south of Brevard, next to Mud Dabbers Pottery.
Classes are as follows:
u 6-9 p.m. Jan. 7, 9, 14, 16 and 24: Beginner and Intermediate Wheel Throwing by Wendy Elwell. Elwell, formerly of Burnwell Pottery, will teach students about the properties of clay, as well as how to transform basic cylinders into bowls, vases and cups. Practice sessions will be held from 6-9 p.m. Jan. 8, 10, 15 and 17. Pulling and attaching handles also will be discussed. Intermediate students will examine form and function and will learn more advanced skills, such as how to collar in and expand forms. Instruction will be given on glazing basics. Cost is $210.
u 1-4 p.m. Jan. 19: An Improving Basic Skills Workshop. The demonstration and discussion workshop will be led by Elwell and will focus on how best to wax pottery before glazing for optimal aesthetic and functional appeal. She also will discuss related pottery trimming considerations and techniques. The cost is $10.
u 6-8 p.m. Saturdays: Try Pottery classes for adults. Wheel throwing will be taught on Feb. 2, April 13 and May 11, and hand building will be taught on Jan. 12, March 16, April 27 and May 25. Cost is $40 per person.
u 9-11 a.m. Saturdays: Family Clay Days. During these sessions, children and adults will have the chance to create pottery using hand-building techniques. Session themes are Jan. 12, Personalized Bowls & Mugs; Feb. 2, Yard Art; March 16, Fairy & Gnome Houses; April 13, Whistles & Rattles; April 27, Mother's Day Gifts; May 11, Pinch Pot Animals; and May 25, Father's Day Gifts. Cost is $40 per person.
Private lessons for individuals and groups, including birthday parties, also are available. Advance registration is required for all classes. To register, call 828-884-5771 or visit www.muddabbers.com for more information.
Auditions for youth talent contest Jan. 30-31
TC Arts Council at 349 S. Caldwell St., Brevard, will host The Talent Competition for Transylvania County youth ages 10-17.
Auditions will be from 4-8 p.m. Jan. 30-31 at TC Arts Council. Talent will be assigned an audition day and time after fees and applications have been received. Judges will pick the finalists to perform 7-9 p.m. Feb. 1 at the TC Arts Council. Tickets will be $5 for the public to see the finals.
Tickets will be available at the TC Arts Council. All finalists will receive two tickets for the final performance at TC Arts. Winners will be announced after the last act has performed.
The deadline to apply for the competition is Jan. 15. Applications and $10 entry fees are due to the TC Arts Council by 5 p.m. Jan. 15. The "Performing Arts" Talent Competition is open to examples of talent including singing, dancing, theater, poetry and bands.
The first-place prize is $100, a trophy and a media blitz; second place, $50 and a trophy; third place, $25 and a trophy. All acts must be family-friendly. Inappropriate acts will be disqualified. TC Arts has final decision on what family-friendly is.
Applications can be found at WSQL Radio, 62 W. Main St. Brevard or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Call 828-884-2787 for more information.
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This popular post was originally published April 16, 2011.
Today's NY Times carries an obit for terrorist collaborator Vittorio Arrigoni, and celebrates him as a peace activist. Check out Steven Plaut's account of the poetic justice meted out to this wretched individual who was killed by the evil cause to which he dedicated his life. The identification (and glorification) of Arrigoni by the Times — the front page slot and multicolumn spread — and his presentation as a "peace activist" and lover of Palestine underscore two truths about the increasingly menacing world we live in. First, that "peace activist" is a label which reflects a commitment to terrorism and the enemies of democracy. During the lead up to the Iraq War, for example, there were massive "peace" demonstrations against America's efforts to rein in a monster who had murdered 300,000 of his own people. But there was not a single demonstration in front of the Iraq embassy demanding that Saddam Hussein obey 17 UN Security Council resolutions and honor the truce he signed in the first Gulf War. The peace demonstrations were an outpouring of the anti-American, pro-jihadist Left. No doubt there were among them many political naifs who couldn't put two and two together to understand just what they were demonstrating for or against. But the fact remains that the peace movement had only one end in sight — the survival of the bloodthirsty regime in Iraq.
Calling Arrigoni pro-Palestinian, as the Times does, is like calling supporters of Hitler "pro-German," without taking into account the ruin Hitler brought on Germany. Every misery suffered by the Palestinians has been inflicted on them by Hamas and the Palestinian Authority and the Arab states who have seen to it that the Palestinians remain in squalid refugee camps and under terrorist rule. We can add the NY Times to this shameful list as well.


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Louisiana Teachers Still Retiring In High Numbers
The number of teachers in Louisiana who are making the decision to retire just keeps getting higher. The rate at which they're doing so is higher than normal.
More than 7,500 teachers in Louisiana have decided to retire in the last two years.
The number of teachers retiring this year went up again even after the 24 percent increase in 2012.
Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana Assistant Director Dana Vicknair says the amount is up about a 1,000 from what it would usually be.
State Superintendent of Education John White says to him it's about finances for veteran employees.
Some school superintendents say part of the reason teachers are leaving, they believe, are because of classroom changes including the new teacher evaluation system.


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|System: X360, PS3, PC
|Review Rating Legend
|Dev: Volition
|1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
|4.0 - 4.4 = Great
|Pub: THQ
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Oct. 14, 2008
|2.5 - 2.9 = Average
|5.0 = The Best
|Players: 1-2
|3.0 - 3.4 = Fair
|ESRB Rating: Mature
|3.5 - 3.9 = Good
The presentation in SR2 is made up of excellent music and voice acting and terribly mediocre visuals. A wide variety of music, including a load of quality hip hop, can be enjoyed. Players can even create their own playlists. Furthermore, the voice acting in SR2 is surprisingly good. In fact, it is every bit as good as that found in the competition; the line delivery is topnotch. It certainly doesn't hurt that the writing is also of first-rate. I found myself frequently giggling at the crude banter.
Unlike the high quality sound in SR2, the visuals are truly substandard for the current generation of consoles. In fact, SR2's graphics are on par with that of San Andreas, but they are also full of technical issues. Character models, especially hair, are blocky and artificial, animations are so stiff they make melee combat unwieldy, the environments are devoid of substantial detail, and the amount of pop-in is quite rough. There are also innumerable instances of utterly poor collision detection, cars and people that appear out of nowhere and vanish just as quickly, and even framerate issues that rack and shutter throughout the action. All in all, the graphical effort in SR2 seems downright amateurish.
With all this in mind, SR2 is a game for those who preferred the mindless and wanton acts of violence in GTA as opposed to the compelling story, attention to detail, interesting character development, and overall cinematic experience. I, for one, quickly became bored with this title because there is almost no challenge to be found. For starters, the enemy A.I. is an absolute joke: Players can walk around Stilwater, guns in hand, with no repercussions; police officers and rival gangs never take cover, and it seems as though throwing wave after wave of bodies at you is the only tactic your foes can muster.
Additionally, you'll almost never die. In fact, it will take twenty or more shotgun blasts from less than five feet to even get you to stagger. Pair this with regenerating health and your character is more similar to Superman than a gang banger. Moreover, not dissimilar to GTA IV, the over-the-shoulder, third-person shooter mechanic is woefully simple. It takes absolutely no skill to turn a room of enemies into corpses. I guess the intentionally surreal nature of the title is supposed to make players feel heroic, but for me it was just a yawn-inducing waste of time.
If this game was purely a shooter, it would fail miserably! The graphics are not pretty and the simplistic combat is even worse. Fortunately for the development and production team, the game does capture a sense of mayhem and carnage that will undoubtedly find favor with its intended audience. But if you're looking for a more cerebral or skillful challenge, you may have to look elsewhere. This game is little more than a lowbrow, yet humorous, thug-life simulator.
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Rhinesmith Sets New School Recordby Brent Harris • December 4, 2010 Share:
Senior Evan Rhinesmith broke his own Wabash record in the 100-yard breaststroke Friday night in the finals of the Calvin Winter Invitiational. Four Little Giants made NCAA provisional cut times during the final two days of competition on Friday and Saturday.
Rhinesmith (right), who already owns or is a part of five school records in the pool for the Little Giants, topped his own 100 breaststroke record by finishing third in the finals Friday night with a time of 56.47. That eclipsed his previous record of 57.13 set at the DePauw Invitational in 2009. His time was also quick enough to make a provisional qualifying time for the 2011 NCAA Division III National Championship meet.
David Birrer also posted a national "B" cut time by advancing to the finals of the 200 butterfly. His preliminary swim of 1:51.32 easily topped the provisional qualifying mark. Birrer finished second in the finals with a time of 1:54.08. Teammate Adam Current also qualified for the finals in the 200 fly, finishing seventh with a time of 2:00.57.
Current and Eric Vaughn both made NCAA "B" cut times in the 100 butterfly on Saturday. Current swam the fastest time in the prelims at 50.46 to top the "B" cut time of 50.74. Vaughn took second in the finals with a time of 50.51 to also swim a provisional qualifying time. Current was third in the finals with a time of 51.01, while Birrer grabbed fourth place by finishing in 51.56.
Freshman David Phillips added a sixth-place finish in the 400 individual medley Friday evening, posting a time of 4:19.60. Logan Rice took eighth place with a time of 4:26.48 in the finals.
Sophomore diver Jake Schild advanced to the finals of the one-meter diving competition. His finals total of 358.35 points was good to take fifth place. Saturday Schild finished seventh on the three-meter board with a total of 283.00 points.
Rhinesmith, Birrer, Eric Vaughn, and Charles Williams scored a sixth-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle relay to start the Friday evening competition. The quartet finished with a time of 1:26.33.
Saturday Wabash opened the finals with a third-place finish in the 200-yard medley relay, finishing with a time of 1:34.44. Rhinesmith added a third-place finish in the finals of the 200-yard breaststroke Saturday night, finishing in 2:09.37. Williams took ninth place in the 100 free, but posted the fourth-fastest time in the finals at 46.77. A slower 47.70 swim in the morning prelims put him in the consolation finals Saturday night.
Vaughn added a ninth-place finish in the 200-yard individual medley to close out the individual swimming events Saturday night.
Wabash finished fourth overall in the team scoring with 391 points. Grand Valley State University won the team title with 1,331 points. Kalamazoo College was second (597 points), followed by Olivet College (450). Calvin College took fifth place (296) with Valparaiso (204), Alma (154), and Hope (15) completing the team scoring.
The Little Giants return to competition after the winter break. Wabash will travel to Florida over the holidays for the team's annual training trip.


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Is This a Weird Time for the Market?
The markets keep powering through to highs despite the occasional speed bump and the looming spending cuts next week. What's going on with the markets? Steven Russolillo joins Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Destroy All Podcasts ST Episode 24 - FernGully: The Last Rainforest
Hosts: Betty, Dylan, Jeremy, Mike
This is about how humans are evil, the science of fairies, and Tim Curry as Hedorah, the smog monster. Did you know Crysta was played by Samantha Mathis a.k.a. Princess Daisy in the Super Mario Bros. movie?
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Remember to submit your top five fairies to win anime DVDs, robot toys, and more!
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Here's the misleading VHS cover. It makes it look like Robin Williams the Bat's Magical Adventures or something.
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I gotta confession to make.
I didn't listen to the 100th episode of Megazone 23.
So I'm going to listen to it now to fulfill my purpose.
If you didn't get what I said about 'DebTiny', I hope this sums it up.
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I haven't seen this in so long.
When it came out, at the time I was in the in-patient psychiatric ward at Children's Hospital in Seattle for 6 weeks (a misdiagnosis that wasn't corrected/updated until 2003, I assure you!), and they took a few of us to see this as opposed to "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie", which absolutely pissed me off to no end. (I also got to see "Home Alone" while I was there, which was far-more satisfying... at the time) Then, months later, my parents got me this for Easter instead of "MMPR:TM".
Only thing I ever really liked about this film was the coolness of the leveler, cuz it was early CGI and looked like a giant robot (was it?).
God help me- I still know [just about] all the lyrics to "Toxic Love"...
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Are you talking about seeing it in the theatre? I was pretty sure Home Alone was a couple of years before FernGully and FernGully was a couple of years before the Power Rangers movie?
Haha, so we were right! Toxic Love sticks in your head for years and years! I couldn't remember any of the other songs but I sure remembered THAT one.
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Oh, yeah- I went to the same psych ward twice. The first time when I was about 9, and the second time I was about 12. I was in the second time when MMPR:TM came out. (High-functioning Autism was not a diagnosis at the time, so they were treating me incorrectly. Tragically, none of us knew it until after I had graduated from high school!)
Or, wait- maybe I went to see "Home Alone" for a friend's birthday party... :? That must have been it.
The reason "Toxic Love" sticks around longer is because it was the only original song written for the movie, the other(s) were pop songs (a re-recording? of "Land of a Thousand Dances" is the only one I can think of off the top of my head).
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Maybe I should suck it up, and listen to the podcast now... ;P
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Top 5 fairies?
1-The Great Fairy from Ocarina of time, but only if you can get past the tranny face.
2-Tinkerbell...nuff said.
3-The blue fairy from Pinocchio. (It's a childhood thing)
4-Sugar Plum Fairy. (The only other fairy I could thiknk of)
5-Tim Curry... if he was a fairy.
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"Top 5 fairies?
1-The Great Fairy from Ocarina of time, but only if you can get past the tranny face.
2-Tinkerbell...nuff said.
3-The blue fairy from Pinocchio. (It's a childhood thing)
4-Sugar Plum Fairy. (The only other fairy I could thiknk of)
5-Tim Curry... if he was a fairy."
Buddy, Tim Curry's born a no-fair; he doesn't count at all for he's above it. He only counts the fairies he eats them in his belly. That's why he's an unstoppable force of darkness.
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While [finally] listening to this podcast, I just remembered something:
Tim Curry was the voice of Maestro Forte (a bad-ass-lookin' pipe organ with a really big chin who clearly suffers from separation anxiety) in the direct-to-video "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas" (1997).
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text: 10 Tips to Tackle Seed Selection July 29, 2011 10:03 AM Tweet Plant your own test plots to check out hybrids under your soil conditions and management practices. © Darrell Smith TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Darrell Smith Farm Journal Conservation and Machinery Editor Email Avoid errors that slash yield even before you plant Think of seed selection as profit enhancement. Even if you do everything else right, from tillage through marketing, you lose yield and profit if you plant a hybrid that isn't right for your soil types and conditions. That crucial decision process begins with your own fields and local test plots. Seed selection provides ample opportunity for expensive mistakes. Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie has witnessed most of them. Here are the 10 mistakes he most frequently sees—so you can avoid them. 1. Putting price over performance. "Don't spend more time looking for the best price than for the best hybrids," Ferrie advises. "Smart growers talk about what a hybrid did for them, not how cheap the seed was. "If I ask a grower what hybrids he is going to plant and he reels off a list of maturity ranges, rather than specific hybrids or traits, I know he spent too much time looking for the best deal and too little time seeking the best performers," Ferrie says. 2. Neglecting to spread risk. This mistake can take several forms. One is planting the majority of your acres to one or two outstanding hybrids. "That may be OK in southern regions where growers have a long window to spread out their planting," Ferrie says. "In the Midwest, where many farmers plant all their corn in five to seven days, it creates an unacceptable risk. Their corn will pollinate at the same time, making all of it subject to heat and other stresses." Despite your best efforts, you may not know how a new hybrid will respond to every weather situation. "Not long ago, one hybrid had two big years, so growers planted a lot of it the following season," Ferrie says. "Only then did they discover that the hybrid couldn't handle 96°F temperatures during pollination and ear fill—it got kicked in the teeth on yield. That hybrid still won a lot of plots that year, but only in northern areas, where temperatures were cooler. If a disease problem had shown up, growers could have managed it by applying a fungicide; but you can't manage against heat. "It is fine to plant the hottest hybrid, but not on too many of your acres. Don't put all your eggs in one basket," Ferrie advises. Another reason to diversify genetics is green snap, which occurs when corn grows really fast during a short period of time and the plants become brittle. "If you plant one hybrid in a limited window of time, many of your fields will be subject to green snap if you experience high winds while the plants are sensitive," Ferrie says. 3. Failing to use test plots. The purpose of test plots is to help guide your seed choices for next year. But you must know the right way to use the information. "First, understand the difference between show plots and test plots," Ferrie advises. "Don't make your seed choices based only on show plots. Show plots have value in demonstrating higher-end genetics. But they are planted next to a road to show off hybrids in ideal conditions. "Show plots may have received extra nitrogen and two fungicide applications. If you don't sidedress nitrogen or apply fungicides on your own farm, show plot results may be meaningless to you." Study actual test plots that were planted with soil, climate and management practices similar to your own. Taking factors like these into account may add another 15 bu. or 20 bu. per acre, compared with picking hybrids based on general plot performance, Ferrie says. Although test plots are valuable, it's possible to rely on them too much, he cautions. "Weather makes hybrids shine," he says. "Look at regional plot data over a period of years. It will tell you if a hybrid is not suited for your conditions, such as high temperatures." When analyzing test plot data, keep in mind that genetically identical hybrids may be marketed by several companies. "I have seen growers plant the three or four top hybrids in local plots and then discover they all contained the same genetics, only from different companies," Ferrie says. "That does not diversify risk." To avoid planting identical genetics from several companies, check the seed tags. Under the Federal Seed Act, companies are required to include the unique variety name (as opposed to the company's brand name or number). You also can ask your seedsman to help identify similar genetic lines sold by other companies. Or you can buy all your hybrids from one company. 4. Not thinking ahead. If you want to plant the hottest, highest-yielding hybrids, you have to seize a new hybrid as soon as it is released. "Hybrids move through the cycle so rapidly nowadays that you can't wait until they prove themselves on farms," Ferrie explains. "By that time, they may be gone from the marketplace. So you have to study the experimental hybrids displayed in show plots and test plots. Take notes, and keep track of the ones that look promising. Be thinking about what you will plant three or four years down the road," he says. 5. No on-farm testing. Incorporating new hybrids into your rotation is a bit of a balancing act. You don't want to be the last farmer to discover a yield-busting hybrid, but you don't want to bet the farm on an unproven performer, either. "You wouldn't buy a car without test-driving it," Ferrie says. "But I see farmers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on new hybrids before testing them in their own fields, under their own conditions. For example, I've seen growers plant a new hybrid that had performed well following soybeans into a continuous-corn situation, where it revealed its susceptibility to ear rot. Dockage for foreign material counteracted its high yield potential." You can test-drive new hybrids by planting your own test plot, perhaps by teaming up with a neighbor. "If you don't plant your own test plot, pay close attention to other local plots," Ferrie advises. "Don't attend field days just for the free meal." Before the season, tell your seedsman what you want to see in hybrid comparisons and management practices. He may be able to set up some test plots that will be helpful to you. 6. Not following a plan. After picking out your hybrids, plan where to plant each one. Then follow your plan. "Often, I see growers lay out a nice plan, showing where each hybrid is going to go, based on soil conditions," Ferrie says. "But in the stress of planting season, they fail to plant each hybrid where they intended. "This leads to all kinds of unfavorable consequences. I've witnessed growers put a hybrid that resists deer damage next to a highway instead of next to their woods. Others plant herbicide-resistant hybrids where conventional hybrids were supposed to go, leading to misapplication of herbicides," Ferrie says. "Losing track of which hybrids go where has caused some growers to plant their refuge hybrids without an insecticide." 7. Poor record keeping. "With the array of traits on the market today, record keeping is critical," Ferrie says. "If planting conditions force you to deviate from your plan, be diligent in recording what you did. It will keep you from spraying a conventional hybrid with Roundup or Liberty herbicide or failing to apply an insecticide on conventional hybrids." With newer planter monitors, you can build an as-applied map, showing what hybrid was planted in each field, on which date. "If you have an older planter, you can record this infor-mation in a book in the tractor cab," Ferrie says. "Some growers do both, in case they have a computer problem and lose some data." 8. Not considering harvest. "Part of diversification is spacing out hybrid maturities so you don't run into a bottleneck at harvest," Ferrie says. "If all of your crop matures at the same time, when harvesttime arrives you may find all of your grain is so wet there's no place to get started. By the end of harvest, though, some of the grain may be so dry it shells out at the combine head." If you're applying starter fertilizer in the furrow, pay attention to the salt load in the fertilizer—and plant high-quality seed. PHOTO: Lindsey Benne 9. Not managing starter placement. Fertilizer burn can wreck a picket-fence stand, preventing a high-yielding hybrid from strutting its stuff. "If you apply starter fertilizer in the furrow, you must pay attention to the salt load in the fertilizer, and you must plant high-quality seed," Ferrie says. "Applying starter in the furrow with low-quality seed is like double-dipping on risk factors. "Cracks in the pericarp increase the chance of burning the seed," Ferrie continues. "Remember that round seed typically has more cracks than flat seed. "Cheap seed may not be the highest quality. Investigate the quality-control procedures at the seed house where you obtain your seed," he advises. If you apply starter fertilizer, make sure your application system is working properly. "Every year, I hear from some starter user who had one or two rows plugged," Ferrie says. "That not only sets those rows behind, but it also puts more starter on the other rows. Check your application system before planting, and use a monitor to make sure it's working." 10. Ignoring your best resource. "Many farmers don't use their seedsman enough," Ferrie says. "There are a lot of good seedsmen out there, and they understand their products. Most seedsmen have seen all of their hybrids under many conditions and management styles; they can relate that experience to your operation. Your seed rep knows how hybrids perform under many conditions and management styles. Let him help you pick which ones will perform best for you. PHOTO: Lindsey Benne "Sit down with your seedsman and let him help you draw up a battle plan. Discuss your situation and your management techniques, such as your rotation, tillage and fertility program. Explain your harvest schedule—how much wet corn you can handle," he says. Listen to your seedsman's suggestions regarding diversity. "I've seen a grower's eyes glaze over when his seedsman started discussing diversifying hybrids because the grower was focused on plot winners," Ferrie says. This brings us back to where we started: price versus performance. "A good seedsman can make up for a lot of difference in price, compared with shopping on the Internet or purchasing through a buyers' club," Ferrie says. Post-Planting Management Save samples of each hybrid you plant to check for quality issues if the hybrid struggles after emergence. PHOTO: Lindsey Benne Although they are not part of seed selection, there are steps you can take at or before planting to help your carefully chosen hybrid perform to its potential. "Before planting season, take your planter meters to a test stand," advises Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie. "Have them tested at the optimum speed for the seed you will be planting and for the vacuum setting on your air planter. Check the brush or singulator setting and the plate size. "Then, when you plant, use the correct settings for each hybrid as you move from field to field. Don't just pick a happy medium, not at today's seed prices—stop and change the settings. Today's planter meters work well if you take time to adjust them. "It's a good idea to save samples of each hybrid you plant," Ferrie adds. "Keep the samples in a cool, dry place. If a hybrid struggles coming out of the ground, you can check if there's a seed quality issue." Back to news


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Monday, April 12, 2010
NBA PLAYOFF PRIMER Opening Round Betting Strategies
It's never too early or late to prepare for the playoffs. Like preparing for a marathon, it's best to put ourselves into the best possible condition we can as we make a season ending dash for the cash.
With help from our trusted database, let's examine four time-tested proven theories that have lined our pocket during the opening round of playoffs since 1991. Here's what the machine has to say…
For the most part, No. 8 seeds in the NBA playoffs are teams that likely scratched and clawed their way into the post-season. Not good enough to be seriously considered threats against top-seeded opponents but just barely better than the dregs of the league.
Worse, they are 6-29 SU and 10-22-3 ATS in the post-season with a losing record in opening round games, including 3-11-1 ATS when taking double digits.
And you can virtually write them off in games against No. 1 seeds that are off back-to-back SU and ATS wins. These guys scratch out of the match with alarming regularity, going 2-22 SU and 6-18 ATS, including 0-14 SU and 1-13 ATS whenever the 8-ballers are off a spread loss of more than five points in their last game.
No, it's not an oxymoron. Instead, it's a powerful handicapping edge. It occurs whenever a team was upset as a favorite in an opening round game and is at home in the game immediately thereafter.
That's confirmed by the fact that they are 46-28-2 ATS, a rock solid number. If they were upset at home in this round and return home they improve to 34-19-2 ATS, including 24-10-1 ATS if off a loss of 5 or more points – and 15-3-2 ATS when laying five or more points in this role.
Don't be afraid of these chalkbusters. That's because they don't lose their composure. Instead they almost always elect to dig down deep and respond with aplomb in games after being embarrassed.
Surprisingly, in the right role, double-digit underdogs do well in opening round contests, especially when playing off a playoff loss. These overweight puppies are 25-14-1 ATS in this role, including 21-9-1 ATS if they took 8 or more points the previous game.
These same guys are also 17-6 ATS off a playoff loss when taking double digits from a non-division foe, including 15-3 ATS against sub .795 opponents.
Granted, these dogs are not exactly pedigree puppies but the fact of the matter is they tend to come up big against disinterested favorites not capable of chopping heavy lumber.
The psyche of teams that are not playing well comes immediately to the surface during the opening round of the NBA playoffs. That's evidenced by the fact that teams riding a three game-exact loss skein are one punch away from being counted out.
With glass-like jaws, these swirling teams are just 4-25 SU and 6-23 ATS away from home. They are also 13-31-2 ATS as dogs on their way to the canvas.
Worst of all, road dogs of more than six points on a three game exact losing skid are 2-18 SU and 3-17 ATS. Last year Detroit was counted out at Cleveland, as well as New Orleans at Denver.
Enjoy the opening round of the 2010 NBA playoffs. I'll be back soon with additional insight on Round Two.
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Information Technology Committee Meeting
February 12, 2009, 11am-12:30pm, OM304 Agenda
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ITC Meeting Times
Intersession Projects Completed
WH219 Music Classroom/Lab & Practice Rooms
BR017 Video Editing Classroom/Lab
Speakers in Mac Classrooms (WH219, WH306 done;WH305 this week)
WA318 Software & Hardware Clickers for Psychology
WH325B Social Sciences GIS Classroom/Lab
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Haas/Young Library
MIS Security Classroom/Lab
STTC – new monitors
WSCC back room monitor ordered
Evaluate RAM in various spaces in Replacement Plan
Upgrade "Other" category machines as time permits
Exchange 2007/Outlook/smartphones conversion
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- Student Questions/Needs – Update
Microsoft Student Licenses
SGA Requests
ResNet Services delivered out of WSCC
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WCSU Software Inventory Spreadsheet
Technology Classroom Inventory
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Laptop Policy
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FY09 Headcounts
FY09 Equipment Money
FY10 Money
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Information Security and Disposal – new law, effective 10/1/08
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PITTSBURGH — Andrew McCutchen's power will come and go. His speed is what makes the Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder one of the most dynamic players in baseball.
The All-Star used both to give the Pirates their first winning streak in three weeks.
McCutchen went 4 for 4, including his second home run in as many nights, as Pittsburgh dropped the Washington Nationals 4-2 on Wednesday.
Brad Lincoln (2-0) earned the win in relief of starter Erik Bedard, who was lifted three pitches into the second inning due to back spasms. Joel Hanrahan survived a shaky ninth to pick up his sixth save as the Pirates won consecutive games for the first time since April 17-18.
Though McCutchen's eighth-inning blast gave the Pirates some breathing room, it was his daring dash from second to home on an infield single to cap Pittsburgh's three-run third inning that stoked his teammates.
The Pirates had runners on first and second with two outs when McCutchen took off on Casey McGehee's slow roller to shortstop. Washington's Ian Desmond scooped it up and thought about firing to first before pulling the ball down. Desmond then glanced at third, but McCutchen was already on his way to the plate. By the time Desmond got the ball out of his hands, it was too late.
"He hesitated a little bit and I guess that was just enough," McCutchen said. "It was one of those, might as well go and I went."
Desmond praised McCutchen's speed rather than blame his own indecision.
"I would say nine or 10 times out of 10 that runner stops and tries to dive back into third," Desmond said. "He saw that I fielded it and he looked at me and darted toward home."
Ross Detwiler (3-2) allowed three runs and seven hits with four strikeouts in six innings for Washington. Desmond had two hits and Xavier Nady and Chad Tracy knocked in runs for the Nationals, but they couldn't stop Washington from dropping its third straight.
"My guys are trying, pumped up to keep winning ballgames," Washington manager Davey Johnson said. "We're just not getting quality at-bats, that's all."
Washington had its chances to rally in both the eighth and ninth.
The Nationals loaded the bases with one out in the eighth against Jason Grilli, but Grilli struck out Danny Espinosa and Rick Ankiel to end the threat.
Hanrahan, who blew a save on Tuesday only to be bailed out by Rod Barajas' game-winning two-run homer, entered in the ninth and struggled again. He hit pinch-hitter Steve Lombardozzi with one out then gave up a double to Desmond.
In stepped heralded Washington rookie Bryce Harper, still looking for his first major league home run. He swung for the fences while falling behind 0-2 then popped meekly to shortstop.
Ryan Zimmerman followed and worked the count full before striking out on a 96 mph fastball from Hanrahan.
"I had a good pitch to hit, I just missed it," Zimmerman said. "(Hanrahan) throws hard; it's not easy to square someone up like that."
The victory gave the Pirates something they haven't had in a while: momentum. Save for a brief two-game slide in St. Louis last week, Pittsburgh has alternated wins and losses in each game.
The Pirates hoped Bedard would give them a boost. Instead the oft-injured left-hander was lifted after throwing a fastball to Adam LaRoche in the second inning. Bedard grabbed his side after letting the pitch go. He tried to stretch for manager Clint Hurdle before being sent to the dugout.
"I think it just jumped on him," Hurdle said.
Enter Lincoln, a spot starter turned long reliever. He gave up an unearned run, one hit and four strikeouts and one walk in three innings while dropping his ERA to 0.63.
"I had no time to think about getting into the game," Lincoln said. "You just go in there and give 'em what you got."
Nady, making a start in right field in place of injured Jayson Werth, put Washington on the board with an RBI single in the fourth and Tracy's pinch-hit sacrifice fly in the seventh pulled the Nationals within 3-2.
Washington would get no closer, though the Nationals refused to blame their slide on a letdown following an emotional home series with Philadelphia last weekend.
"I think guys are frustrated, not like we're out of it by any means but guys are frustrated because they know what we can do," Desmond said. "We know we're a good offensive ballclub."
NOTES: Injured Washington reliever Drew Storen could begin a throwing program by the end of the week. Storen hasn't pitched all season while recovering from bone chips in his right elbow. Johnson said he's hopeful Storen and closer Brad Lidge — recovering from abdominal surgery — will be making rehab appearances by the end of the month ... The series concludes on Thursday when Washington's Stephen Strasburg (2-0, 1.66 ERA) faces Pittsburgh's Kevin Correia (1-2, 3.38) ... Pittsburgh outfielder Alex Presley, mired in a 3-for-28 slump, didn't start for the second straight game while he works in the batting cage.


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Also opening on Saturday at Guerrero is a collab show w/ artists Jason Michael Leggiere and Chris Duncan entitled Sound and Shape an audience participatory and optically challenging sound sculpture based on basic triangular shapes. ~complete details
Work by Ryan Travis Christian
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 12th, 7-11pm
Show Dates: March 12 - April 2, 2011
Guerrero Gallery | www.guerrerogallery.com
2700 19th Street, San Francicso CA
"Sad Sacks"
by Ryan Travis Christian
Approaching his work as a painter, and finishing as a cartoonist, Ryan creates an abstract problem for himself when developing his pieces, solving them through the incorporation of representational elements. Including historically loaded figures like naked women, water birds and snakes, his works create new historical dimensions for these figures, as well as open the range of interpretation of them for viewers. Through patterns and comic art references, Ryan develops surreal narratives that include characters that represent everyone, no one or something amorphous.
Ryan Travis Christian has had solo exhibitions at galleries such as Western Exhibitions in Chicago, POVEvolving in Los Angeles, and EBERSMOORE in Chicago. He lives and works in the Chicago area.
"Sound and Shape"
by Chris Duncan & Jason Michael Leggiere
Chris Duncan has had solo exhibitions at galleries such as Baer Ridgeway Exhibitions and Gregory Lind Gallery in San Francisco, Jeff Bailey Gallery in New York, Motel Gallery in Portland, Lump gallery in Raleigh, and Nakaochiai Gallery in Tokyo. His work is included in the collection of the Berkeley Art Museum. Duncan was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, and currently lives and works in Oakland, CA.
Jason Michael Leggiere grew up on the late eighties punk and alternative rock scene in Los Angeles before moving to San Francisco to study painting at the SFAI. He was the director of a small contemporary art gallery called Quotidian for five years. He continues to live and paint, as well as raise a family and build his own tube audio equipment, in San Francisco.
Over the duration of the exhibition, Guerrero Gallery will host several performances by local musicians invited by Duncan and Leggiere. While some performances will incorporate it as a primary instrument, others will include it as a conceptual invocation of sound by its mere presence.
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March 25, Fri, 9pm: Joe Colley
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PointVision needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 94 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
My clients are interested in an illustrated logo for their new neighborhood restaurant. The name 'The Smokestack Grill' comes from the building the client will be leasing - the old Knox Mill in Camden, Maine.
Camden, Maine is a sleepy upscale oceanfront community in Midcoast Maine, know for the beauty of its harbor and mountains. The Camden tagline is "where the mountains meet the sea". Think of a small town community where you can enjoy golf by the sea, skiing at the community alpine area, and sailing practically from your front door. A town where there are excellent museums, year-round concerts and plays and after all those wonderful activites, you finish the evening with dinner at the local neighborhood restaurant - The Smokestack Grill.
The Smokestack Grill
We need an illustration logo that depicts the friendly neighborhood feel of The Smokestack Grill. This logo will be used on their outdoor sign, their menus, advertising and website.
The client reserves the right to end the contest sooner that the deadline if they find the "perfect" logo right off the bat. They also reserve the right to extend the deadline if none of the entries are making the grade.
- The client sees the main color as being red.
- The client likes bright colors
- The client does not want a tagline in the logo
- The client wants it to be an illustrative logo of their smokestack
- View images of the building here: http://www.pointvisionweb.com/clien…x-mill.jpg
- We need final logo to be presented in a Vector Art format - will accept either Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator only.
- No Tagline
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