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Superdome Skyline
An iconic sight on the New Orleans skyline: the Superdome, home of the Saints. , 2011
New Orleans Aerial
Taken from a light aircraft on a south east Louisiana reconnaissance tour, this is a view of downtown New Orleans, showing the Superdome and the Mississippi River.January 2010.
Crescent City Connection
Love this view of the Crescent City Connection; the twin truss bridges that cross the Mississippi River in New Orleans. Took this picture from a helicopter.
What a view! 2008.
I love this view: the whole of New Orleans in one image. Took this shot from a light aircraft approaching the city from the south in 2011. I love it because it captures, in a single image, my life for 5 years.
Red Streetcars
The Red Street cars lay derelict after the Hurricane Katrina flooding, but they did come eventually get pressed back into serve on the Canal Street line. This textured view emphasizes their colourful impact on the city, particularly during Jazz Fest, New Orleans, 2010.
SOCO in New Orleans
Canal Street, 2007
Bourbon Cowboy
At Famous Door, New Orleans, 2007
LSU Party
LSU party on Bourbon Street before the National Championship in 2008
New Orleans, November 2011.
Bourbon Street Bars
All the temptations on offer in the New Orleans French Quarter (well nearly all). Daiquiris and a Jazz Funeral - all drink related. 2008.
I believe that this was the Esplanade Avenue house where Benjamin Button's long lost father lived, with some shots filmed inside, New Orleans, 2011
Royal and Touro
I had wanted to get this shot for a while, and when I eventually made the effort, a Bud Lite trucked blocked the corner for the best part of an hour. So I waited, and waited and eventually got the shot. The Marigny, New Orleans, 2011
Jazz Trumpet
A performer pauses during a a set in the New Orleans French Quarter Fest, on the Moonwalk Riverfront. Barely anything more iconic in NOLA than the simple trumpet. 2008
Jazz Swing
One of the things I loved about the French Quarter Fest was the swing dancing near the Flea Market. I didn't dance myself, obviously, but it was very entertaining. 2010, New Orleans.
French Quarter Fest on Bourbon
One of the regular jazz bars moved outside onto Bourbon Street during the French Quarter Fest of 2010. It produced some great candid dance scenes such s this; very typical of New Orleans.
French Quarter Fest
Jazz Swing dancing during the New Orleans French Quarter Festival, 2011
Jackson Square
St. Louis Cathedral, looking out over Jackson Square in the New Orleans French Quarter. 2007
Green Gate
I love the small and innocuous details of the French Quarter, such as this odd looking gate. It's the long history, oozing out of every nook and cranny, that makes New Orleans. 2010.
Calle D Conde
Calle D Conde, or Conte Street was it is more commonly known, in the New Orleans French Quarter. This plaque pays homage to the Spanish roots of this very famous city. 2010
New Orleans French Quarter, 2010
Bourbon Street
A textured image of Bourbon Street, taken on a dull Spring afternoon in New Orleans, 2011.
Southern History
Another facade in the New Orleans French Quarter that probably has a thousand tales to tell, all the way back to the colonial era. 2010
Hot Dogs on Jackson Square
Lucky hot dogs and the historic St Louis Cathedral, a real juxtaposition of images, but that's what New Orleans is all about. 2011
Broken Facade
Wonder how long this broken facade hid the colonial history of the building underneath? That's the beauty of the French Quarter - so much mystery. New Orleans, 2010
French Quarter Backstreets
There's all sorts of interesting little details throughout the New Orleans French Quarter, including these quirky doorways. Texture added for effect., 2010
Downtown New Orleans
Taken from a light aircraft on a tour of south east Louisiana, we got the opportunity to get this aerial shot of the Crescent City Connection twin truss bridges crossing the Mississippi River in New Orleans, 2010
Drove my Chevy to the Levee
I had a Chevy, and I parked it on an actual levee; specifically the Mississippi River levee at Norco, near the Bonnet Carre Spillway in St Charles Parish, Louisiana. 2009
One Shell Square
This is One Shell Square, the tallest building in Louisiana. There is actually a building based on the same apparent design in Houston. 2009.
Jefferson Memorial
New Orleans West Bank, 2011
Mississippi River
A panoramic view of the Mississippi River, taken from the stern of a cruise liner as we sailed south from New Orleans by Chalmette, 2011
Paddle Wheelers
Two paddle wheelers (or stern wheelers); the Creole Queen and the Natchez, prepare to berth on the Mississippi River in New Orleans, 2011
Grain Loader Sunset
A sight that I got so see on a regular basis - the Leake Avenue grain loader on the Mississippi River, New Orleans. A joy to step outside the office after work at times very lucky to have worked here. 2007
On a trio back to NOLA in 2012 we stayed in the Hilton and I took the opportunity to go across on the Algiers Ferry to get this long exposure of downtown New Orleans in the Mississippi River at night, 2012
Moonlit Mississippi
One of the last images i took when living in the city, it was another one that I had wanted for a while, but had hesitated to travel to this levee in Algiers alone at night. Crescent City Bridge, New Orleans, 2011
Natchez Stern Wheeler
The Natchez stern wheeler - the only operational steam driven paddle wheeler in theU.S. today. Seen here passing Chalmette on the Mississippi River, New Orleans, 2011
New Orleans Nightscape
This is a panoramic nightscape view of the City of New Orleans, looking across the Mississippi River from the Crescent City bridges to the downtown skyline.
Paddle Wheel
An iconic symbol of New Orleans and the Mississippi River culture - a paddle wheel belonging to the Natchez Steamboat, New Orleans, 2007
Taken from the deck of a cruise liner at English Turn, along way away! This is a telephoto shot of the traffic build up on the bridges crossing the Mississippi at Sunset, New Orleans, 2011
Mississippi Sunset
One of the interesting sunset view that I was treated to on a nightly basis leaving my office on the levee at Leake Avenue. Mississippi River, New Orleans, 2011.
Mooring line on the Algiers Ferry, New Orleans, 2007.
This is the Warta, at anchor in the Port of New Orleans. Such is the traffic through this port that vessels often have to wait their turn to berth, hence the frequently observed line of vessels anchored on the Mississippi River. 2010
London Canal
Aerial of New Orleans from London Canal outfall. The canals were a big contributor to the flooding during Hurricane Katrina, with some of the floodways failing under the pressure of inundation. 2011
Creole Queen
So.....I got married on this boat, which made it such an irresistible photographic opportunity when we flew overhead in a helicopter. Creole Queen aerial, Mississippi River, 2011
Mississippi River Flooding
I like this image for several reasons; i used to drive along River Road and the spring flooding of the Mississippi and the potential threat it poses due to a levee breach is perfectly evident. High water of the spring of 2011, New Orleans.
Uptown Christmas
One of the great things about St Charles Avenue is the Christmas lights on all of the big colonial homes; some go to great effort to maintain this fantastic sight. New Orleans, 2011
Streetcar at Bordeaux
Streetcars are an important part of the culture of New Orleans, and I loved to take these long view (perhaps with a telephoto) on St Charles Avenue. This was rolling past Bordeaux, near Napoleon, where I used to live. 2011
Washington Avenue
This is a great place to photograph the St Charles Avenue streetcars; the long straight alongside Washington Avenue makes for some great telephoto opportunities. Garden District, New Orleans, 2011


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These days I'm living and breathing the book. I feel like it's all I think about which most likely is driving my family crazy. This almost obsessive behavior comes from the desire to create a book that represents the best of me right now – the best recipes, photos and words I can possibly muster. In the past couple of days I've also come face to face with the reality of the weight of the story I'm telling behind the food. I often tell people that I feel as if I'm writing a book about marriage and cooking simultaneously. It's one that I'm honored to tell and am eager to talk about how the simple act of sitting around the table with my husband has led us to the best season of our marriage in the 10 years since we said, "I do."
Because I want these recipes to feel authentic and lived in we are pretty much devoting every meal to some sort of recipe testing. Apple cake for breakfast, roasted onions and brownies for lunch and an even more random potluck of dishes for dinner. On such a day a couple weeks ago, I sat at my computer adjusting 2 tablespoons to 3 and increasing the salt by just a touch when the rain pelting against the window set me shuddering. The gray skies demanded something warm and the 3 o'clock nudge for a bit of sweet hit me hard. A moment later the words caramel and chai danced around my head and suddenly I put down the demands of the book and blanketed the bottom of a sauce pan with sugar. While the sugar melted and crept into caramel I reached for cloves, cinnamon, a plump vanilla bean, peppercorns and fresh ginger. The house smelled comfortable and warm.
It should be noted that for the past two weeks this sweet and creamy blend of spices, milk and sugar has been in a jar in our fridge – replenished as soon as the previous batch runs out for the occasion when a bit of warmth and encouragement is needed in these busy days – so, pretty much everyday.
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I find the sweetness here is perfect for an afternoon indulgence but it's a little too sweet for the morning. Which makes it perfect for adding a bit of strong brewed coffee to the mix to cut the sweetness and add the caffeine needed to start the day. Add more milk if you think it too sweet and don't care to add more caffeine All of the spices are at their best when toasted before adding to the milk.
1/2 cup sugar
4 cups milk
1 cinnamon stick
8 cardamom pods, smashed
8 whole cloves
1 vanilla bean, split
8 peppercorns
1 inch piece of ginger, peeled and sliced
1 tablespoon loose black tea or the contents from 2 black tea bags.
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In a wide saucepan add the 1/2 cup sugar in an even layer. Set the pan over medium high heat and allow the sugar to melt. If the edges start to caramelize carefully stir the sugar so it cooks evenly. Cook the sugar until deep amber in color and the caramel is smoking.
Remove the pan from the heat then carefully add the milk a little at a time to prevent it from boiling over. The caramel will seize but will melt once you bring the pan back to the heat.
Add the cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, cloves, vanilla bean, peppercorns, sliced ginger and tea.
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The Boston Schoolyard Initiative started with parents and teachers clamoring for safe places where they could tell kids to "go outside and play." As it has evolved, its new motto could be: "Go outside and learn."
The effort to renovate school sites and add "outdoor classrooms" has become a national model as cities struggle to address both childhood obesity and academic gaps.
Like many city schoolyards, Boston's had largely been paved over because old, rotting play structures posed safety hazards. The shortage of open green space for children became so acute that Mayor Thomas Menino launched the initiative in 1995, bringing together city and school leaders, local residents, and private funders to create inviting outdoor settings for schools and communities to share.
It started with transforming asphalt wastelands into colorful climbing structures, landscaped walking paths, and space for public art. In 2005, the initiative began adding outdoor classrooms – mini wilderness zones, gardening areas, and other features that teachers use for everything from science lessons to writing projects.
"We don't refer to them as playgrounds, because they are more than that," says Kim Comart, interim director of the Boston Schoolyard Funders Collaborative, the private side of the partnership.
Representatives of six cities toured several of the schoolyards last week. From Charleston, S.C., to San Antonio, they are working to promote local wellness through grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and technical assistance from the National League of Cities and the American Association of School Administrators (AASA).
"School leaders over the last few years have really started to look at these connections between health and wellness and kids being successful in schools," says Rebecca Roberts, a project director at AASA. The Boston model shows that even with tight school budgets, such efforts can be sustained when they draw on private funding and community support.
Help could be on the way from the federal government, too. A bill introduced in Congress, the No Child Left Inside Act, would increase funding for states to promote environmental education and outdoor learning, which supporters say have received less attention because of the testing focus of the No Child Left Behind Act.
Since 1995, Boston has reconstructed 71 schoolyards, covering 125 acres and serving more than 25,000 children a day, Mr. Comart says. The yearly capital investment is about $1.2 million from the city and $600,000 from the Funders Collaborative, which also gives about $450,000 for operating expenses and professional development for teachers. By 2010, 87 yards should be complete, he says, and 27 will include outdoor classrooms. The hope now is to complete the 10 remaining elementary- and middle-school yards.
The teachers on hand during the tour made it easy for visitors to imagine children's delight in the outdoor classroom at the William Monroe Trotter Elementary School in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. Third-grade teacher Christine Whittemore's face lit up as she explained the concept of the garden she stood in: Corn, beans, and squash all grow in one plot – a "three sisters" garden like the kind the Wampanoag Indians showed to the Pilgrims. It ties in well with social studies lessons, she said.
The area used to be a vacant, trashy lot and now nurtures plants that attract butterflies. A square wooden pole sports a weather vane and thermometers, so students can correlate temperature to where the sun is.
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Researchers have looked at the effect on learning outcomes. In Boston schools with renovated yards, about 25 percent more fourth-graders passed the state math test, after controlling for such factors as family income.
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The outdoor classrooms and curriculum made an impression as well. "So much has been all about testing, all about the classroom, but science is much more than that," said Scott Burg, who served as a consultant on health and wellness for the Oakland Unified School District. "This is all science," he said, motioning toward trees as he walked through one of the schoolyard sites. "Get the kids outside."


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The Twitter stuff is not true! Go look at the tweets from PriinceEdwiin on 7/31. He sent her so many tweets how could anyone tell what she replied to without asking her, which no one did. I think the article is absurd and complete trash. Suicide is not a topic to gossip about and it is just wrong to accuse someone of saying they hope someone gets their wish by another person committing suicide. Shame on Life & Style mag and Perez Hilton for not doing their homework before posting these disturbing articles about Danielle. The original tweets were photoshopped in to a picture to make it look like D said that right after his tweet. I can't believe L&S published a story from a photoshopped tweet!
Not necessarily, telling someone you wish all their dreams would come true on their birthday is not abnormal also if you read D's other tweets and FB posts it wouldn't be as surprising. He also tweeted for his birthday he wished Danielle would wish him a happy birthday along with numerous other things he wished for his birthday! I just don't believe there is any real fact to this story, anyone can photoshop tweets so they are stacked on top of another
A new feud between ex-BFFs, Danielle Staub and Jacqueline Laurita, involving a tweet that went horribly wrong!Danielle Staub wants to set the record straight! The mom of two spoke with HollywoodLife.com after learning she was in the center of another Real Housewives of New Jersey scandal. Danielle, 48, is in new feud with Jacqueline Laurita and her 19-year-old daughter Ashley Holmes but this time it doesnt involve ripping out a handful of hair extensions.On July 30, a person with the Twitter username PrinceEdwiin tweeted at Danielle that it was his birthday and he wanted Ashley Holmes to kill herself and videotape it.Danielle tweeted back at PrinceEdwiin, saying: happy birthday. May every wish come true!Now Jacqueline is enraged and says that Danielle was insinuating and wishing harm upon her daughter but Danielle tells HollywoodLife.com that is simply not the case.I dont read everything when people tweet at me, Danielle tells us exclusively. I try to answer every tweet positively. I have 33,000 followers and sometimes I barely read what is said. I never tweeted that Ashley should kill herself! I would never wish death upon Ashley! I cant stand the fact it has gotten this far.Danielle was incredibly upset as she told us that, as a survivor of domestic violence herself, she would never joke about something this horrible especially when it comes to taking ones own life.I have never tweeted anything negative about my cast or their children, not once, Danielle tells us. Why would I? Never can anyone show Ive said anything in a negative way about the cast.But Danielle is confused about one thing: PrinceEdwiin is not a Twitter follower of hers and this was the first time he has ever reached out to her.He doesnt even follow me, she says. It might seem far fetched but I wouldnt be surprised if its one of [the housewives] with an imposter account. Could this be someone who was trying to set me up? Could it be one of them?Danielle revealed that she had no idea as to what transpired over Twitter until she went on her Facebook page.I was getting absolutely attacked! she says. When it was brought to my attention I was appalled. This has gone way too far! Stop accusing me of things that would never happen! Dont pretend you know me. I dont write negative things on any of my networks! I just dont do it.The author of The Naked Truth wants her fans to know she cares about them, but unfortunately you might not hear from Danielle for a while.As a result of this I am now not going to be able to answer everyone who tweets me because it can be twisted into something sadistic, she says. http://www.hollywoodlife.com/2010/08/09/danielle-staub-real-housewives-twitter-jacqueline-laurita-ashley-holmes/
HERE GOES THE REST OF MY KARMA (THANKS FOR THE SMITE HATERS!)HERE GOES THE REST OF MY KARMAOkay first of all I have already stated Danielle is a coward so she is not going to admit what she really was wishing would come true. Secondly she is a liar so what every she says you just accept that the truth is the opposite (simple). Lastly I know she reads EVERY tweet because she blocks EVERY person that disagrees with her or questions her behavior. I am blocked and so are every one of my friends/followers that question her actions. I am sticking with V. on this one, Danielle is a head case. Oh and BTW, she was never adopted Merrill is her Birth name and her mother past away last year. Beverly grew up a very poor girl in Pennsylvania but she was never abused. If you are going to buy her book please keep in mine that it is FICTION not fact and Beverly's (Danielle) mother is no longer liver to dispute it. COWARD!


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Fainting: All in the family?
Fainting has a strong genetic predisposition, according to new research published in the August 7, 2012, print issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. Fainting, also called vasovagal syncope, is a brief loss of consciousness when your body reacts to certain triggers, such as emotional distress or the sight of blood.
"The question of whether fainting is caused by genetic factors, environmental factors or a mixture of both has been the subject of debate," said study author Samuel F. Berkovic, MD, FRS, with the University of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, and a member of the American Academy of Neurology.
For the study, 51 sets of twins of the same gender between the ages of nine and 69 were given a telephone questionnaire. At least one of the twins had a history of fainting. Researchers also gathered information about any family history of fainting. Of the 51 sets of twins, 57 percent reported having typical fainting triggers.
The research found that among twins where one fainted, those who were identical (from the same fertilized egg) were nearly twice as likely to both faint compared to fraternal twins (those from two different fertilized eggs). The risk of fainting not related to outside factors (such as dehydration) was also much higher in identical twins compared to fraternal twins. Identical twins were much more likely to both experience fainting associated with typical triggers than fraternal twins. The frequency of fainting in non-twin relatives was low, suggesting that the way fainting is inherited is usually not by a single gene.
"Our results suggest that while fainting appears to have a strong genetic component, there may be multiple genes and multiple environmental factors that influence the phenomenon," said Berkovic.
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Pumpkin Harvest Beef Stew
Total TimePrep: 25 min. Cook: 6-1/2 hours
Makes6 servings
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 beef top round steak (1-1/2 pounds), cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1-1/2 cups cubed peeled pie pumpkin or sweet potatoes
- 3 small red potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1 cup cubed acorn squash
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) reduced-sodium beef broth
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons reduced-sodium beef bouillon granules
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 cup water
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Brown beef in batches; remove with a slotted spoon to a 4- or 5-qt. slow cooker. Add the pumpkin, potatoes, squash and onion. Stir in the broth, tomatoes and seasonings. Cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours or until meat is tender.
- Remove bay leaves. In a small bowl, mix water and flour until smooth; gradually stir into stew. Cover and cook on high for 30 minutes or until liquid is thickened.
Nutrition Facts1-2/3 cups: 258 calories, 6g fat (1g saturated fat), 67mg cholesterol, 479mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 4g fiber), 29g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 1/2 fat.
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Oct 29, 2014
Very good, although it had too much chili powder. I'll make it again, only I'll use less of the chili powder. I also substituted carrots for the squash because we love carrots.
Oct 21, 2014
I substituted sweet potatoes for the pumpkin and venison steak - cubed for the beef and it turned out really well! The only thing I would change for next time is I would lesson the cloves. I felt like the flavor was too overpowering.
Aug 31, 2014
I made this as listed the first time and my husband and I both loved it. I make it at least 1-2 times a month with a combination of different ingredients including turnips instead of red potatoes. It has become a go to stew.
Nov 23, 2012
This was delicious! I opted to keep it a clear broth and nixed the flour/water thickening agent, and it was still very tasty.
Oct 27, 2012
This is an excellent stew. I made it in a cast iron dutch oven and doubled the recipe for Sunday night dinner with extended family. I used sweet potatoes and substituted carrots for the acorn squash. I added cornbread to the menu along with a salad. I didn't think I would like all the spices, but the blend was perfect.
Oct 1, 2012
This stew was good. I made it pretty much as indicated, though with a bit more meat and no bay leaves or cloves (don't have them). I liked it just fine, but am giving it 4 stars because my husband didn't like it, which is also why I won't be making it again.
Sep 21, 2012
This is the perfect Autumn dinner! It's hearty, delicious, and it smells wonderful while it's cooking! The stew is great for a dinner party, or just for a weeknight meal.


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After losing two nucs to ants I came up with a solution for those darn Argentine ants that raid hives here in California. I made "T's" with 1" galvanized pipe. At the bottom of the T joint, I slipped on 2" white PVC end caps after drilling holes in them. I hung them upside down on the pipe and filled them with high temp bearing grease that doesn't run in the heat. The rain won't be a factor because they're upside down under hives.
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Recovered from a slow start to earn All-Ivy League honorable mention accolades following a season in which he batted .295 in Ivy play while leading the Ancient Eight with nine stolen bases ... For the season, he swiped 16 bases in 18 attempts while collecting a team-high three triples ... Batted .500 with runners in scoring position in league play ... Was 2-for-3 with an RBI in a win at Sacred Heart (3/27) ... Had two stolen bases and drove home the game-winning runs with a bases-loaded single in a 10-9 win against Penn (4/10) ... Had two hits against Columbia on 4/11 ... Had two hits, two walks and a stolen base in a 13-12 win over Northeastern on 4/13 ... Was 2-for-2 with a walk and a stolen base in a 9-0 win over Brown on 4/19 ... Had two hits and two RBI at Dartmouth on 5/2 ... Had two hits, two stolen bases and scored two runs at Boston College on 5/5.
Sophomore (2009 - Baseball):
Named All-Ivy League Honorable Mention ... Named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 1 Second Team ... Batted .322 on the season with 38 starts in 41 games ... Led the Crimson with 49 hits, of which 12 went for extra bases ... Led the team with a .410 on-base-percentage and tied for the team lead with eight stolen bases ... Had two hits in the season opener at Jacksonville State (3/06) .. Had two hits at JSU (3/08) ... Had two hits at Centenary (3/22) ... Had two hits including a two-run single at #2 LSU on 3/25 ... Had two hits including a triple in the second game of a doubleheader at Columbia on 3/28 ... Had two hits in game two of a doubleheader at Penn on 3/30 ... Had two hits and was on base four ties against Holy Cross on 4/1 ... Had two hits in both games of a doubleheader sweep of Cornell on 4/4 ... Had two hits in a win over Princeton on 4/5 ... Had a two-run double in a 7-4 win over Yale on 4/14 ... Had two hits in both games of a doubleheader at Brown on 4/18 with a home runs in the second game ... Went 1-for-2 with two runs in the first game of a twinbill at Dartmouth on 4/25 and had two hits in the nightcap ... Had two hits and three RBI including a two-run triple in a win over Northeastern on 4/28 ... Played his summer baseball in the Central Illinois League.
Sophomore (2008 - Soccer):
Played in 18 games, starting five ... Had an assist in 3-1 victory over New Hampshire (Sept. 23) ... Collected a helper in 6-1 win against Columbia (Nov. 8).
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Played sparingly at the start of the season after recovering from an injury ... Batted .340 in league play and was .304 overall ... Had a .403 on-base-percentage and stole six bases ... Batted .364 with runners on base ... Started and led off in his collegiate debut in the season opener at then-16th-ranked Wichita State on 3/08 ... Had a pair of hits in the second game of a doubleheader against Columbia on 4/06 ... Collected a two-run single and two stolen bases in a 2-1 victory at Cornell on 4/08 ... Hits his first home run at Yale in the first game of a doubleheader on 4/12 ... Was 5-for-5 with a double, HBP and a stolen base in the second game ... Was 2-for-4 in the first game of a doubleheader at Yale on 4/13 ... Singled on the first pitch he saw as the leadoff hitter against Northeastern in the second round of the Beanpot at Fenway Park, finishing the game with two runs scored and an RBI ... Had a pair of doubles, three RBI and a walk against Dartmouth on 4/26 ... Had a pair of hits including a two-run single in a 7-6 win at Northeastern on 4/30.
Freshman (2007 - Soccer):
Saw action in five games, starting two ... Recorded one shot on goal on the season.
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DOVER — Actions to reduce traffic and pedestrian issues in the area of Chestnut Street and Third and Fourth streets are under way after residents raised concerns recently about the speed of vehicles in this corridor.
Shortly after last week's City Council meeting, City Manager Michael Joyal said the city began to identify immediate measures that can be taken to address the problem.
The Police Department is continuing to do direct patrols throughout the downtown, including this specific location, to remind drivers about the importance of maintaining the speed limit and to be alert of crosswalks.
"These patrols will also focus on improving the awareness of pedestrians to utilize designated crosswalks for street crossings and the need to be alert to oncoming traffic and the difficulty drivers may have in seeing them and stopping in time to avoid a collision," Joyal wrote in an email.
Joyal said the issue is raised right now, particularly because daylight hours are shorter this time of year.
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The Community Services Department will be installing lighted midblock crosswalk signs as soon as they are delivered to the city, to help identify crosswalks to drivers as they come over the hill from Chestnut Street and head downtown. The signs will also help as many residents are concerned the railroad also obscures the crosswalk.
"We will be looking to install these particularly because people are just so blinded here," Joyal said.
Last week, an overhead streetlight was reported out at the intersection of Chestnut and Fourth streets. PSNH has been contacted to expedite the repair and, according to Joyal, the light has been ordered.
Additionally, a downtown traffic improvement project identified in the Capital Improvements Program, which has been proposed for funding on Dec. 12, will continue to improve the safety of crosswalks throughout the city by reviewing previous data, measures and conflicts in the downtown area.
"Over a 10-year period, 55 traffic incidents occurred in that area, which included fender benders to, unfortunately, a few years back, an incident where a pedestrian was hit, which resulted in a death," Joyal said. "We had made some improvements back then as a result of that, but unfortunately that was an incident that was a truly unfortunately accident."
The Transportation Advisory Commission will meet at 6 p.m. on Dec. 17 in City Hall's Council Chambers to discuss and review measures that were previously identified and completed on traffic mitigation to help with the pedestrian crosswalks and driving issues in the city.


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Well, chemical treatments have their benefits and drawbacks: On one hand, they work great as a quick fix to decimate actively growing weeds. But once those plants die, they become a food source for future weeds and algae, acting as a fertilizer for the very things you're trying to get rid of. The herbicides do nothing to prevent future growth, and so you're left with yet another growth spurt of pond weeds, which you'll then treat with chemical herbicides – and around you'll go again.
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The Europa League means many different things for many different people. For Andre Villas-Boas, it means a chance to win the tournament. For Brendan Rodgers, it's a unnecessary distraction and a land mine where players can get injured. For Alan Pardew, it's a chance to play footballers who normally don't get first team action.
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*Duet versions prior to the 2012 release model are compatible with this accessory, but have not been safety certified, and should be used at the parents discretion.
Written by: Mabs
Feb 23 2017Y
My baby is 13 pounds and 3 months old. She can't even fit in this any more! It's SO small.
Great idea but you can't only use it for about 2 months.
Written by: LeahA
Jan 03 2017Y
We bought this for our twins thinking it would be better for them to lay flat instead of being in a carseat. However, this carry cot system needs some improvement. First, they are super narrow. I realize it's a narrow stroller but you'd think in order for them to market a product it would have to be narrow AND useful. Our son is in the 33rd percentile in size and outgrew this carry cot by the time he was 3 months old. He was born at 5.75 pounds, so it's not like he was a huge baby. Our daughter, who is in the 0 percentile, seems to fit just fine but I don't think that most babies are that small. Now let's talk about the apron. It is impossible to keep it on when you have both carry cots on the stroller. It doesn't have a zipper or even snaps to keep it in place - just some small pieces of velcro where it attaches to the hood. When both carry cots are in place you can't even get your fingers in between them to attach it. Which brings me to my next complaint - it's very, very hard to take the carry cots off the frame by yourself. The tabs that you have to press on are in the middle where your fingers can't reach and on the side, so you have to go underneath and push on the tabs, while using your shoulder to lift the carry cot up at the same time. Not easily done, but if you have to put the stroller in your car then you have no choice. It is also extremely warm, which is great for winter but if you were to use the carry cots in the summer it might be too hot for your baby. The insulation around it does not come off on mine. It seems to be sewn in. Since our boy doesn't fit in the carry cot anymore we decided to try the parent facing seat that came with it. Another great idea, in theory. The frame is metal and narrow (the same one for the carry cot) and presses against his shoulders. There's also some nubby things under the frame that dig into him, making it also extremely uncomfortable for him. I am really hoping the regular seats are more comfortable for him.
Written by: Sherrell
Oct 01 2016Y
I have this for my duet, I've found that if I click the hood on right in carrycot mode I don't have an issue. I had big baby (5kg at birth) was worried as it appears so narrow but she has fit comfortably in it, she is now 3.5months and doesn't look like outgrowing it for a couple more months. You do have to detach it to collapse the frame but a lot of prams these days have you do that, it is annoying but it's not a big deal. It looks great and she seems very comfy in it. Looking forward to trying it in rear facing mode.
Written by: Shivi
Sep 30 2016Y
Bit on the slim side; but it makes it cosy for baby I spose! I'd trial it first if I had a wide baby. Only way I guess to make it the same width as the single; but still very satisfied with it-and the fact baby can sit up in it!!!
Written by: Grace
Jun 16 2016Y
I wanted to love this - the concept is great. But for the price, I expect high quality and there are some major flaws here that seemingly could've been avoided. 1) the sun shade does NOT stay up in bassinet mode, no matter how many times I tried to adjust it. I even tried taping it in place. But no, it just falls down. The shade just needs a little stretch or something so it can fit to the edge of the bassinet as it's supposed to without it popping off and falling down. FAIL. 2) the bassinet is like an oven. We live in Texas and my poor baby gets NO air in this thing. To work for all climates, there should be a summer mode and then an additional layer that's optional for colder climates. 3) I don't know what #3 is, but I'm sure I'll find something else wrong once I try using this as a seat... :(
Written by: Baty
May 08 2016Y
I'm very happy and my child!
Easy to assemble
Not taking up space in storage
Thank you Mountain Buggy!!
Written by: Scamp
Apr 30 2016Y
After reading reviews about this carrycot I was very reluctant. I was given one to try with my mountain buggy duet and it has been brilliant. I make big boys and I was concerned that it was so narrow it wouldn't last long. My son is 98th centile and at 2.5 months he still fits comfortably. As he is a curious little guy I'm going to try the parent facing seat soon (this doesn't appear to be very strong or winter resistant so I am a little dubious but willing to be proven wrong again.). I was also concerned about issues with the hood as I had read this a few times in reviews but as long as it is clicked into place properly I have had no issues.
Written by: Aine Sydney2
Apr 07 2016Y
I hardly used mine. Maybe four times. The hood keeps falling down and the material over it struggles to stay on. The mattress cover does not come off for washing. Removing the bassinet requires some tugging that would wake any baby. Expensive and in necessary as the duet is fine for a newborn without it.
Written by: SS123
Mar 23 2016Y
This seat is perfect for parent who want to face their little babies. My baby is so happy to go out now, as before I got this seat she was always crying because she could not see me!!!!
Easy to put together and easy to attach to the stroller. Yes, it is narrow--it's a narrow stroller and that's what they praise about the Duet so it shouldn't surprise anyone that the bassinet made to fit in it is narrow. My hood stays put if I click it into place which isn't difficult. If you don't do that, it will flop down. Also the black cover attaches to the hood as well. I wish you could leave the bassinet attached to the stroller during collapsing/folding, but I think that if it could, the fold would be much thicker and cumbersome (I do leave adapters attached to the frame). It took a lot of practice to master removing th bassinet from the frame adapters, so that's why it gets 4 stars instead of 5. I haven't used as a rear facing seat yet so that could make a difference regarding my opinion. I'll update if my thoughts change.
Written by: Sezz
Mar 17 2016Y
The hood constantly falls down, we had one replaced but the new one still continues to fall down after every little bump we go over. Drives. Us. MAD. It does not stay up as ts supposed to. At all.
It is also very frustrating that it does not fold up with the pram, you have to detach it from the frame every time you load it into and take it out of the car. A terrible design flaw. For the money spent...I would not recommend.
Written by: Vickiejane
Mar 05 2016Y
This is an attractive product but fell well short of my expectations - my daughter (who is of average size on the percentile charts) was too snug in the carrycot by three and a half months but the rear facing seat (the reason for the expenditure) is not suitable till 6 months -and she was indeed far too small for it. We have the Duet which we love and so from the carrycot transferred her straight into the second seat beside her brother, -this seat lies flat and was absolutely fine. by the time she was 6 months and able to use the rear seat her and her brother were so used to interacting that it seemed wrong to face her back towards me. The rear seat is completely unused and I feel that this product was a waste of money. a standard carrycot would have sufficed.
Written by: Quaeritate
Aug 28 2015Y
Bought two of these with the intention of using them on the duet frame. However their best use is on the stands, which can be purchased separately. These have become the day bassinets for the twins so they can be in the lounge with us. They are great for travel as well. We have them sitting either side of "The Chair of Responsibility" in the lounge.
We have since actually used them on the frame to go out for walks as well. They are tricky to get on and off the frame, but a bit of practice sorts that out. The hood must be lifted to be locked in to place also otherwise it will fall down. Getting a good fit with the hoods up on the frame can also be troublesome as it is a tight fit.
Of course the frame can't fold up with the carry cots on. I am not sure how that would even work with this type of product. We take them off and clip them straight on the stands with the sleeping babies still in them. Realistically the cots need to be clipped onto the frame with the babies already in them, as the black top piece can't easily be put on after.
Written by: annied
Aug 17 2015Y
I had the older bassinet and I thought that for sure this one would solve the problems that plagued the first one. The canopy does NOT stay up. It falls constantly and it doesn't fit on the back, especially when the bassinet is tilted. I also feel like it is so clunky with all the parts and you have to practically disassemble it to move it to another position. Not worth my time, money, frustration...
Written by: MeganE
Aug 10 2015Y
I had higher expectations of this as I have the older style carry cot for my urban jungle and it's fantastic. This carrycot just seems to be of a lower quality overall and the hood especially frustrates me as it doesn't stay up properly. I do use it heaps but I probably wouldn't have bought it had I seen it first.
Written by: Mum of three
Apr 28 2015Y
I've used these with my twins they are hard to detach and a pain it can't be left in pram to fold. The hoods fall down all the time and my boys just wouldn't get comfortable in them as they're very narrow. It was a waste of money on my part.
Written by: VS73
Mar 13 2015Y
I was bought the mountain buggy with two carrycots for my newborn twins as I wanted my newborns to be able to lie flat for the first few months. I have a few issues with the design of this product as follows:
• The aprons are extremely difficult to secure in place. It is impossible to get both aprons down the centre of the cots which then makes it impossible to secure the hoods on the inside join.
• It is difficult to attach the aprons to the hoods on the outside and impossible on the inside join because the aprons are not able to fit down the join of the two cots.
Without the aprons attached, the hoods are not completely secure and after only a few weeks use, a gap has appeared between the hood and the base, creating a draft for the babies.
Overall a very disappointing product that I feel is not fit for purpose.
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From Concept to Creation: AOC's role in New Statues at the Capitol
The Architect of the Capitol is responsible for the care and preservation of the artwork in the U.S. Capitol, but our role extends even further. AOC Curator Barbara Wolanin details her involvement in the evaluation and advising on new statues and busts before they even enter the Capitol.
As Curator for the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), I have been responsible for evaluating and advising on many of the new statues and busts that are accepted by Congress for the United States Capitol, from marble busts of vice presidents to statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection.
Many new statues have come into the National Statuary Hall collection in the last decade. The 1864 law authorizing the collection specified only that each state could donate two statues, be made of marble or bronze, depicting deceased citizens. In 2000, though, Congress for the first time allowed states to replace their statues and the Joint Committee on the Library (JCL) approved guidelines, procedures and approval milestones to ensure that the new statues are of high quality.
I serve as a point of contact between the state and the JCL, answering questions and making sure the state is clear about the guidelines. Once the JCL approves a state's replacement request, and the state has selected a sculptor, I sometimes give the sculptor a tour of the collection. Because the public can walk right up to our statues (and even touch them, although they are not supposed to!), the sculptor needs to avoid fragile or sharp projecting design elements, and we want to make sure that the statue can be easily maintained in the future.
Dr. Barbara Wolanin with sculptors of the Rosa Parks statue, Eugene E. Daub and Dr. Rob Firmin.
Following AOC review, the JCL must approve each stage, from the small-scale maquette of the proposed design, to the full-size clay model and pedestal design, to the cast bronze and completed pedestal. The AOC's structural engineer reviews the design for the pedestal, now required to be hollow to lessen its weight, and the JCL may ask for changes in the inscription. All of the replacement statues in the National Statuary Hall collection have been made of bronze, which is half the cost of a marble statue, and much lighter. A bronze statue only weighs hundreds of pounds, while a marble statue weighs thousands. At times I have worked with the state representative to review a proposed patina, the color created by chemicals applied to the bronze, in the space where the statue will be viewed.
Once the JCL approves the final statue, plans are made for the unveiling ceremony. Riggers are hired to remove the previous statue and to bring the new statue and pedestal into the Capitol. This process is especially dramatic when the statue is lifted by crane to the second floor. The riggers must be careful to protect the floors and spread the weight as the equipment and statue are moved across them. The whole process, supported by the AOC's Capitol Building Mason Shop and the U.S. Capitol Police and documented by the AOC photographers, can go late into the night. I usually don't like to go home until I see that the statue is safely in place.
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Cambridge, Mass. – MIT's No. 22 ranked women's tennis team made it two for two at the start of the 2011-12 season as it took an 8-1 win over NEWMAC opponent Clark this afternoon. Senior Anastasia Vishnevetsky (Orange, Conn.) was one of three Engineers to take her singles match in straight sets without dropping a game.
MIT (2-0, 2-0 NEWMAC) swept the three doubles matches, with the duo of sophomore Julia Hsu (Knoxville, Tenn.) and freshman Michelle Dutt (Gurnee, Ill.) getting things started with an 8-1 decision over Julia Bergeron and Virginia Cook at No. 2. The Engineers also took an 8-1 win at No. 3 and an 8-4 victory at No. 1 to complete the sweep.
Hsu picked up the first win in singles for MIT, getting the 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 4 over Cooke. Vishnevetsky followed close behind with her identical 6-0, 6-0 triumph over Bergeron that put MIT up 5-0 and clinched the match for the Engineers.
Freshman Juana Becerra (Bucaramanga, Colombia) was the other MIT player to take a 6-0, 6-0 win, getting her decision at No. 6 singles over Martha Ziemer. Also winning in singles for the Engineers were freshman Michelle Dutt (Gurnee, Ill.), a 6-0, 6-2 winner at No. 2, and freshman Vynnie Kong (Cupertino, Calif.) who took a 6-2, 6-0 win at No 5.
Clark (0-3, 0-2 NEWMAC) picked up its point of the day in the final match decided when Gaby Suriano took a 6-1, 4-6, 13-11 decision over sophomore Lauren Quisenberry (Corpus Christy, Texas).
MIT will return to action on Sept. 22 when it hosts Tufts University in at 4:00 p.m.