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2 (9 by 10-inch) sheet frozen puff, thawed and cut into 12 (3 by 5-inch) rectangles
4 (4-ounce) boneless and skinless chicken breast halves
Kosher salt
Olive oil, for drizzling
3 tablespoons reduced fat mayonnaise
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2 large avocado, thinly sliced into 8 pieces
2 cups baby spinach leaves
Place an oven rack in the lower 1/3 of the oven. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Place the pastry on the prepared baking sheets. Using the tines of a fork, prick the top of the pastry all over. Cover the pastry with parchment paper and place another baking sheet on top. Bake for 25 minutes until golden. Remove the top baking sheets and parchment paper. Set aside to cool.
Preheat a grill pan or preheat a gas or charcoal grill. Season the chicken with salt and drizzle with olive oil. Grill until the chicken is cooked through, about 5 to 6 minutes on each side. Set aside to cool.
In a small bowl, mix together the mayonnaise and cayenne pepper.
To assemble the Napoleons: Place 4 pieces pastry on a work surface. Slice each chicken breast diagonally into 6 (1/4-inch thick) slices. Place 3 chicken breast slices on each piece of pastry. Place 1/4 cup of spinach and 1 avocado slice on top. Spread 1 teaspoon of the mayonnaise mixture on the underside of another 4 pieces of pastry to create the middle layer of each Napoleon. Place on top. Repeat the layering. Each Napoleon should be completed with a piece of pastry as its top.
Arrange the Napoleons on a platter and serve.
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October 3, 2017, 6:41 pm
Nuggets guard Jameer Nelson is back practicing and will play in Wednesday's preseason game against the Lakers according to Harrison Wind of BSN Denver.
Nelson will likely be the third point guard off the bench behind Jamal Murray and Emmanuel Mudiay. At the moment he is not a candidate for significant minutes, but did play a surprisingly large role in the Nuggets rotation last year. Unless he steps into a larger role, he will not be on the fantasy radar this year.
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June 26, 2019, 11:20 amKevin Durant - SF - Golden State Warriors
Anthony Slater of the Athletic is reporting that the Warriors aren't seriously exploring the possibility of a delayed sign-and-trade of Kevin Durant.
There has been speculation in the media that the Warriors could sign Durant to a five-year, $221 million contract with the understanding that they trade him to his preferred destination at a later date. Brian Windhorst specifically called it "a last-ditch" effort on the Warriors' part to avoid losing KD in free agency with no return. It would take a strong level of trust on Durant's part to agree to such a deal, but the Warriors would be smart to help facilitate a trade to wherever he wants to go.
Source: The Athletic
June 26, 2019, 10:02 amKawhi Leonard - SF - Toronto Raptors
Marc Stein of the New York Times is reporting that Kawhi Leonard is strongly considering signing a two-year, $70 million deal to remain with the world champion Raptors.
Leonard is being courted by nearly every team in a major market after his championship run with the Raptors, and he is expected to meet with the Clippers next week. It has been suggested that signing a two-year deal with a player option in the third year would hold appeal for Leonard, since he would then be eligible for a higher maximum contract in the summer of 2021, after completing his 10th season. Kawhi averaged 26.6 points and 7.3 rebounds in 60 regular-season games with the Raptors and he should maintain the same value regardless of where he lands.
Source: Marc Stein
June 26, 2019, 9:53 amKlay Thompson - SG - Golden State Warriors
All-Star shooting guard Klay Thompson would be open to a meeting with the Clippers should the Warriors not offer him a max-level contract, according to Adrian Wojnarowski.
Thompson is an unrestricted free agent this offseason and will undergo surgery later this week while Warriors general manager Bob Myers said it's unclear when he will return. Thompson's father, Mychal Thompson, told the San Francisco Chronicle earlier this month that there's "no question" Klay will re-sign with the Warriors. The 29-year old shooting guard averaged 21.5 points and 3.5 rebounds during the regular season and along with Steph Curry and Draymond Green, has been an integral part of the Warriors' core that has reached the Finals five straight times.
Source: ESPN
June 26, 2019, 9:35 amDeMarcus Cousins - C - Golden State Warriors
Free agent center DeMarcus Cousins is among the players on the Knicks' radar, according to Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated.
Cousins, 28, is coming off a one-year stint with the Warriors, where he averaged 16.3 points and 8.2 rebounds, but he was limited to just 30 regular-season games. New York is still holding out hope for Kevin Durant but if he doesn't come to the Big Apple, the Knicks clearly have others on their radar as sort of contingency plans and Boogie is one of them. Spears also reported that the Knicks have their eyes on Marcus Morris, Markieff Morris and DeAndre Jordan.
Source: Marc J. Spears
June 26, 2019, 7:55 amKevin Durant - SF - Golden State Warriors
Appearing on ESPN last night, Adrian Wojnarowski said that the Nets plan to offer Kevin Durant, a four-year max contract.
Brooklyn is in a great position to offer Kyrie Irving a max contract and then use that to pursue KD or perhaps another free agent. Zach Lowe added that the idea of Kyrie as a solo doesn't appear to be the plan but the Nets would ultimately take on Irving as a solo act, although there would probably be a divide within the organization. KD is expected to miss the majority of the next season but it looks like teams won't have any second thoughts offering him the max.
Source: Adrian Wojnarowski
June 25, 2019, 8:11 pmBobby Portis - PF - Washington Wizards
Tony Jones and Fred Katz of The Athletic are reporting Bobby Portis is looking for as much as $16 million in free agency and has interest from multiple teams.
According to Jones and Katz, the Wizards aren't expected to match a huge offer sheet on Portis. As a restricted free agent, the Wiz declining to match would allow him to go elsewhere. The Utah Jazz have been a team at the top of the list on the rumor mill. Portis averaged 14.3 points and 8.6 rebounds in 28 games for the Wiz last season.
Source: Tony Jones on Twitter
June 25, 2019, 6:55 pmNikola Vucevic - C - Orlando Magic
Per Brad Townsend of The Dallas Morning News, the Mavs like how Nikola Vucevic fits alongside Kristaps Porzingis, but his expected salary would cost too much for the Mavs to sign.
The Mavs will enter free agency with a ton of cap space, but after the expected max contract that they'll extend to Porzingis, they may be more inclined to spread the wealth around or target Kemba Walker than committing a max contract to Vucevic. Vucevic had a career year as an All-Star for the Magic this past season, but his next destination remains a crapshoot.
Source: Dallas News
June 25, 2019, 6:38 pmJimmy Butler - SG - Philadelphia Sixers
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the Rockets' ideal plan in free agency is to get Jimmy Butler by a sign-and-trade deal with the Sixers.
Butler is going to be a sought after commodity once free agency opens as the Sixers, Lakers, and others are also going to be looking to ink him to a long-term deal. Butler regained his level back to max contract level after his play during the playoffs this season. The Rockets don't have any cap space to sign Butler outright, so they'll have to get a commitment from him to take a pay cut, while also getting the Sixers to agree to help facilitate a deal. This is going to be interesting.
Source: ESPN
June 25, 2019, 5:08 pmKhem Birch - C - Orlando Magic
The Magic have extended qualifying offers to C Khem Birch and F Amile Jefferson, rendering both restricted free agents ahead of free agency which is set to begin on June 30th.
Birch, who averaged 4.8 points and 3.8 rebounds in just 12.9 minutes per game this past season, is seemingly a priority for the Magic to bring back, and now they'll get the opportunity to match any contracts he may fetch from other teams. Jefferson was in the G-League for the majority of the season, where he was very productive. Both may take on larger roles, should they stay with the Magic, as star C Nikola Vucevic is an unrestricted free agent.
Source: Magic PR on Twitter
June 25, 2019, 4:58 pmJR Smith - SG - Cleveland Cavaliers
According to Chris Haynes of Yahoo! Sports, the Lakers could eventually take a look at signing J.R. Smith should he be released by the Cavs, or traded and bought out by another team.
Smith is likely to become a free agent one way or the other by the end of the month, and the Lakers will be looking at cheap floor-spacers to fill out their roster. Smith and LeBron James are familiar with one another after winning a championship together with the Cavs, and it looks like Smith to the Lakers is a real possibility.
Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter

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En Studying in Germany
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Germany – Country in the heart of Europe
Have you ever thought of spending your university years in a country in the heart of Europe? If that is the case, this is the right place to get preliminary information and assistance in order to plan your studies in Germany.
Germany is a federal parliamentary democracy consisting of 16 federal states. It has a general population of approximately 82.5 million people, occupying an area of 357,092 km². Thus, Germany is considered a quite densely populated country. Approximately 63% of all Germans are Christians (Catholics and Protestants), approximately 4% are Muslims and 0.2% Jews.
With lowlands and two oceans - the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, low mountain ranges and highlands in the south - the Alps, the natural scenery of Germany shows an exiting diversity. The natural seasons and the diverse flora and fauna are characterised by a predominantly agreeable and temperate climate. Standard time is Central European Time, which means that there is summer and winter time.
Berlin is the capital city of Germany and the seat of the Bundestag (the Federal Parliament) and the Bundesregierung (the Federal Government). With its approximately 3.34 million inhabitants – of whom 13.9% are foreigners – Berlin is a vibrant city of science and culture. The cultural life of Berlin is attractive, colourful and diverse. A prolific array of choices concerning theatre, music, art and literature leaves no wish unfulfilled.
Germany has numerous tourist attractions and regions on offer that will ensure that your stay will never become boring. There are no limitations to your individual exploration of the various regions. Depending on your preference you can get to know Germany by bicycle, by train, by boat or by car. An extensive infrastructure makes all this possible. Should you wish to minimise your expenses whilst travelling, you can choose from among a great variety of German youth hostels which provide travellers with great opportunities to meet other young people in informal surroundings and to gain cross-cultural experience.
The German University System
The German university scene is very diverse. As science and research are deeply embedded in German society, we look back on a university tradition that grew over centuries.
The German university system comprises universities, colleges, polytechnics and art colleges. Right now, there are about 349 universities, polytechnics and colleges in Germany, with approximately two million students enrolled. A wide spectrum of major subjects and courses allows everyone interested to find a place at a German university, college or polytechnic. The academic year is divided into a summer and a winter semester. Usually no lecture courses are held in March and September, but at some departments or faculties examinations will take place during those two months.
In Germany, education is a matter of the individual states, which means that each state can come to independent decisions concerning universities, colleges and polytechnics. Some states have already introduced student tuition fees. However, as the debate is still going on in many states, please make sure that you are informed about the current situation at your place of study before applying. For an overview of German tuition fees please have a look at the following website.
General Conditions For Studying in Germany
Studying in Germany has to be financed for the most part by the students themselves. On average, studying requires approximately 640 Euros per month. With regard to the new states in the eastern part of Germany that monthly sum is significantly below the federal average. Many students have sideline jobs in order to finance their studies. However, there are also financial aid systems such as the Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz (BAföG) - a federal interest-free loan or grants or stipends students can apply for. International students do only have access to financial aid through grants provided by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) or by the respective universities. Please apply approximately six months in advance.
A fixed expenditure that has to be taken into account is the semester fee, due each semester. The semester fee is a prerequisite for matriculation at a German institute of higher education and varies from university to university. You will be informed by your university about the respective amount. It may include the costs for a semester ticket valid for the public transport system of the university town in question. Moreover, the semester fee helps support the services provided by the Studentenwerk and the student counsel bodies. The Studentenwerk Dresden uses that additional money for the university catering services as well as for cultural and social purposes. Further relevant information concerning financing a study stay in Germany and living as international student in Germany can be obtained at the respective Studentenwerk.
Besides deciding on a university and a major subject you should know who will help you find accommodation, provides you with affordable meals and gives advice in case of personal problems. You can be sure that you will no be left alone. The student unions offer comprehensive services as far as extracurricular issues are concerned. Their primary tasks are to ensure accommodation and catering for students, to guarantee financial aid, to provide student counselling services, and last but not least to promote cultural activities. On a federal level, the parent organisation of all German student unions, the Deutsche Studentenwerk e.V. looks after the interests of the local students unions. On a local university level, students are taken care of by the responsible student union on the respective place of study.
Saxony – Traditional and Innovative Base for Academic, Research and Scientific Activity
A decision for studying in Saxony is a great choice in many respects. The Free State of Saxony borders on Poland, the Czech Republic and the German federal states of Bavaria, Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt and Brandenburg. Saxony has an area of 18,414.82 km² and approximately 4.3 million inhabitants.
Culture, science and economic activity were and still are hallmarks of this region. Saxony has a unique cultural landscape that charmingly reflects the interplay of tradition and innovation. During the past few centuries Saxony developed into one of the most densely populated cultural regions of Germany. At the same time science and research grew firm roots in Saxony.
Apart from universities, polytechnics, colleges of higher education and a technical academy, Saxony possesses quite a few independent research institutions and facilities. To name just a few of the most illustrious institutes: the Gottfried-Wilhelm-Leibnitz-Institute, the Fraunhofer-Institute and the Max-Planck-Institute. Saxony is one of the most productive and sophisticated science and technology agglomerations in Germany. Focal points in research are micro-electronics and nanotechnology, mechanical engineering, materials science, biotechnology, neuroscience, medical technology and environmental research. Expressions such as "Silicon Saxony" and "Bio Saxony" have become signature features of the region.
In the past few years, major companies such as the car manufacturers BMW, VW and Porsche, the microprocessor manufacturer AMD and the chip producer Infineon have successfully established themselves in Saxony. These companies offer good perspectives to students, during as well as after their studies. Due to the cooperation between industry and the Saxon universities the innovation activity in the individual branches of industry is increasing. As a consequence, the leading position as a technology stronghold is substantially influenced by the productive and sophisticated Saxon university and research scene and their qualified workforce. In that respect, the transfer of technology between university and industry is a major location advantage of Saxony.
With its exceptionally exciting cultural life Saxony is a federal state where life is worth living. The natural scenery of Saxony consists of flatland, hilly countryside and low mountain ranges. The Erzgebirge, Swiss Saxony and the Vogtland are worthwhile visiting all the year round. Apart from hiking and biking on an extended network of roads, there are unique opportunities for rock-climbing in one of the most beautiful national parks of Germany, the national park Swiss Saxony. There is also a splendid array of castles and palaces, perfectly in harmony with the geographical setting. The modern history of Saxony was a time of upheaval. The Free State of Saxony was founded in 1918 as a consequence of the dissolution of the Kingdom of Saxony. It existed until 1945 when Saxony became part of the Soviet Occupation Zone. During the period of the German Democratic Republic, the old territorial boundaries of Saxony were changed; there was a new subdivision in municipalities and districts. After the dissolution of the German Democratic Republic the Free State of Saxony re-emerged as one of the federal states of Germany in 1990.
German is the official language, but as in every German a great variety of regional dialects can be heard. In Saxony diverse variants of the Saxon dialect are spoken. In the Lusatian region around 60,000 Sorbs speak Sorb, a language belonging to the West-Slavic language group.
In Saxony all major religious denominations are represented with the Lutheran-Protestant Church having a much larger congregation than the Roman Catholic Church; furthermore, there are Free Churches as well as Jewish and Muslim congregations.
Coming to Saxony – be it as tourist, student or scientist – is worthwhile in any case. Right now approximately 100,000 students are already taking their studies in Saxony - with good reason! The universities, colleges and polytechnics of Saxony are located in Dresden, Leipzig, Chemnitz, Zwickau, Freiberg, Mittweida, Zittau and Görlitz. A rich tradition blends organically with new trends. Generations of scientists, technicians, engineers, scientists in the fields of the humanities and social sciences, medical professionals and artists have established the good reputation of the international recognized Saxon universities, colleges and polytechnics. Saxony creates and develops the prerequisites and conditions for its high quality university education. This high standard is ensured by maintaining a manifold variety of major subjects and courses, modern areas of research, practice-oriented training, short duration of study, and a good all-round situation of supervision, especially in the field of physics and engineering.
The Office of Residential Life at Dresden, responsible for seven universities, colleges and polytechnics in Dresden and two in Zittau/Görlitz provides students with a comprehensive service. Likewise, the other three Saxon student unions (Leipzig, Chemnitz/Zwickau and Freiberg/Mittweida) offer the same service in their region, thus, encouraging many prospective students to study in Saxony.


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This commemorative Journal is in honor of Sofia Cavalletti, a co-founder of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. It includes nine of Sofia's yearly contributions to the annual Journal of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, and one article by Francesca Cocchini, who worked with Sofia in her Rome atrium. This collection provides an understanding of CGS through the eyes of Sofia Cavalletti. As stated in the Introduction by Karen Maxwell, Director of Formation of CGSUSA, "This special Commemorative Journal allows Sofia's voice to remind us of the beauty, value, and gift of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd....This selection gives the opportunity to reflect upon some of the essential elements of the Catechesis....We are reminded how Sofia always demonstrated a commitment and response to the child's religious life."
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General freight information
Information about sending food and equipment by barge, importing goods, air freight between Cairns and Lizard Island and dangerous goods.
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Information about barge freight
The Research Station has access to space on a barge that is chartered privately by the Lizard Island Resort every two weeks. Because the Resort does not usually fill the barge, it allows visitors to the Research Station to send food and equipment on a space-available basis. The Resort charges the Research Station according to the amount of space used. The Research Station recovers this cost from its visitors by charging an amount per box (see other costs), payable when you leave.
There has never been any problem with space for food, but space for equipment is sometimes lacking. For this reason, you should discuss the consignment of large quantities of equipment or bulky equipment with the Research Station first - a few Nally bins per group is OK.
The Research Station is indebted to both the Resort and the barge company for this generous arrangement, and we try to make it as easy as possible for both companies to deal with our goods. Do not contact the Resort or the barge company to enquire about space or any other issues. All such queries must be addressed to the Research Station. Please note that all freight consigned on the barge is at the consigner's risk.
How to send food and equipment to Lizard Island by barge
Refer to barge schedule
- Food must be delivered to the barge yard on the day before the barge departs, before 3 pm (i.e. on Tuesday before the normal Wednesday departure). Perishables cannot be delivered before that day because refrigerators and freezers are not available. The designated food suppliers know to get it there at the correct time.
- Equipment can be delivered to the barge yard any time up to 3 pm on the day before the barge departs. Freight should be labelled as follows:
Your name
Lizard Island Research Station
c/- Sea Swift
52-54 Tingira Street
- You may deliver goods to the barge yard yourself if you will be in Cairns at the correct time. The yard is open from 7.30 am to 3 pm weekdays and to midday on Saturdays. It is about a $20 taxi ride from the city centre to the barge yard.
- If you are freighting equipment to Cairns by road or air from within Australia, the freight company will deliver it to the barge yard if you have addressed it as shown above.
Importing goods into Australia
If you are importing equipment into Australia from overseas as freight, you may need to hire a customs agent in Cairns to arrange customs clearance and delivery to the barge yard. We recommend you contact the following agent for advice before consigning expensive equipment as freight from overseas:
Warren King
Bonnell Customs, Cairns
Phone: (+617) 4051-7333
Fax: (+617) 4051-9006
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Researchers can mail personal items and inexpensive items of research equipment to themselves at the following address:
Your name
Lizard Island Research Station
Cairns QLD 4892 AUSTRALIA
Note that postcode 4870 will also work. Some online suppliers will not post to 4892 because it is associated with "Lizard" not "Cairns". In that case use Cairns with postcode 4870.
Air freight between Cairns and Lizard Island
Air freight companies do not have an arrangement with the carrier between Cairns and Lizard Island. Once it reaches Cairns, air freight is put into the mail system which entails a slight delay. There is thus no point having things air freighted from Cairns - they might as well go through the mail system directly. Express Post from other cities within Australia is also likely to be as fast as air freight. The mailing address is shown above.
Dangerous goods
Items that are classified as dangerous goods cannot be carried by air. This includes many laboratory chemicals including alcohol at concentrations higher than 24%.
Dangerous goods must be sent by barge, properly packed and accompanied by the appropriate dangerous goods documentation. If you will be shipping dangerous goods off the island at the end of your stay, you must bring completed dangerous goods documentation with you.
Charged "dry shippers" (with liquid nitrogen fully absorbed) may be flown as part of your baggage allowance under certain conditions. If you intend to fly with a dry shipper, discuss your plans with Research Station well before your visit.


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ObjectiveThe Gabelli ESG Fund seeks capital appreciation. Principal Investment Strategies:
The Fund seeks to achieve its objective by investing substantially all, and in any case no less than 80%, of its assets in common and preferred stocks of companies that meet the Fund's guidelines for social responsibility at the time of investment. Under normal market conditions, the Fund invests its assets in stocks that are listed on a recognized securities exchange or similar market, such as the National Market System of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. ("FINRA"). The Fund may also invest in foreign securities, including those in emerging markets, and in securities that are convertible into common stocks. The Fund focuses on investments in companies whose securities are trading at a material discount to their private market value ("PMV"). PMV is the value the Adviser believes an informed industrialist would be willing to pay for a company.
Socially Responsible Criteria. The Fund combines a differentiated, value-oriented investment philosophy with social screens and a holistic ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) analysis to deliver returns in a socially responsive manner. The Adviser employs a social screening overlay process at the time of investment to identify companies that meet the Fund's social guidelines. Pursuant to the guidelines, the Fund will not invest in publicly traded fossil fuel (coal, oil, and gas) companies, the top 50 defense/weapons contractors, or in companies that derive more than 5% of their revenues from the following areas: tobacco, alcohol, gaming, and defense/weapons production. The Fund utilizes MSCI's ESG ratings to assist in its holistic analysis of each company considered for investment.
After identifying companies that satisfy these social criteria, the Adviser then will invest in securities of companies that the Adviser believes are trading at a material discount to PMV. The Adviser will monitor each holding on a regular basis to ensure its compliance with the Fund's guidelines. Securities that no longer meet these guidelines will be sold within a reasonable period of time after the Adviser makes such a determination. Securities may also be sold if the Adviser believes the securities no longer appear to be underpriced relative to their PMV, or if there is a change to an underlying industry or company that the Adviser believes may negatively affect the value of such securities.
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This blog discusses current weather, weather prediction, climate issues, and other topics
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Storm Update
Here is the latest infrared satellite image. You can see the developing storm with a cloud free notch on its western side...the low center is near the apex of that notch.
Here is the forecast sea level pressure chart for 4 AM this morning. 975 hPa low moving northward off our coast and intense coastal pressure gradients.
We still expert big winds over northwest Washington, particularly the western side towards San Juan Island and Victoria. Here is the sustained wind forecast for 8 AM tomorrow (Monday) morning. The dark blue are winds of 45 kts and there are even red (50 kts). Strong, but lesser winds, over Puget Sound. These are very intense conditions for the inland waterways. Gusts will be higher.
The coast will get hit hard around 3 hrs earlier. Here are the sustained winds at 5 AM--very strong winds along the coast (50kt sustained and higher).
With low pressure (which results in higher water level) and high tides at 4-4:30 AM, water levels will be quite high during the morning. If you are going storm watching on the coast, keep safe--some coastal areas will be inundated and logs can be thrown around by the turbulent waters.
And did I mention the moderate to heavy rain over the lowlands and heavy snow in the mountains (over a yard of the white stuff in the Olympics for example).
8 comments:
- cornbread said...
Wind is picking up in Bellingham. Just woke the dog up.
- March 11, 2012 at 11:02 PM
- Sweetpea said...
Thanks for the great update!
...blowin' like heck here in the San Juan's (midnight).
- March 12, 2012 at 12:01 AM
- Unknown said...
Wind started picking up on Orcas too, about 11:45. Dogs a bit freaked.
I loved the lenticular cloud pictures a couple of posts ago.
- March 12, 2012 at 12:12 AM
- Local Honey said...
Super intense right now in the San Juans. Not quite sure how husband and son can sleep through this. I am now rethinking my plan to take the ferry off island this morning....
- March 12, 2012 at 3:55 AM
- Zathras said...
You mentioned yesterday that the models have been remarkably consistent, and look at that IR loop, exactly where the low center was supposed to track.
There may have been a little wobble here and there but the average track was right over northern Vancouver Island and it really was remarkable how well the models did spinning that up so fast and taking it right where it ended up. I've been doing this for 25 years, from tearing the LFM and baroclinic models from the difax, to watching the UW mesoscale loops. It is often said that the North Pacific is data sparse and unpredictable, but you wouldn't know it by this model performance.
- March 12, 2012 at 9:20 AM
First class storm up here on Sinclair Island. Woke me up numerous times during the night. Fairly high tide this morning too, with logs set adrift on large swells. Too windy to check for tree damage yet.
- March 12, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- N. Guilford said...
The wind forecasts on NOAA have been so off this winter--like I've never seen before. Right now, for zip 98220, it says "Today: Rain. High near 43. South southeast wind between 13 and 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.". We are easily gusting to 60 right now, and have been since 3AM. It's been like this all winter, in one case causing me to lose a major greenhouse because of not doing simple preparations. Why are the NOAA wind forecasts so bad this year?
- March 12, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- Zathras said...
For N. Guilford: If you have noticed a change in the NOAA (NWS) forecasts here's a possibility: The forecasters at the National Weather Service spend a lot of time dropping the model output values (for wind, temperature, dew point, sky cover etc etc) into a file system called "the grids." The NWS calls it the "digital forecast." Depending on what model output a forecaster pastes into the grids, and how the automated formatters generate the forecast, you can get highly variable output from the source models. More variable than if a person simply types up a general forecast with less detail, but perhaps more consistency. I think I should only speak as a private citizen from my home computer on this, but in my opinion it is an awkward and time consuming system with costs and benefits that have not yet been sorted out. I cannot say whether it makes the forecast better or worse for your location--but perhaps worse by your account. That said, there are undoubtedly locations (pixel in the NWS grids) for which the forecast has improved.
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he The generosity of a longtime supporter of Michigan Technological University is bringing varsity women's soccer to Michigan Tech. The woman, who prefers to remain anonymous, gave the University a gift to cover 100 percent of the costs of starting up the new athletic program, including initial equipment, locker room renovation and first-year coaching salaries.
"I like helping the students at Michigan Tech, especially the women," she said. "They're already getting a great education; they should have some fun too."
The donor is the widow of a Tech alumnus. The couple supported numerous Tech initiatives all across campus, including the Summer Reading program, EcoCAR, the rowing team, the Peace Corps Masters International program, the Outdoor Adventures program and an endowed scholarship.
"Michigan Tech did a lot for us, and whenever we can, we like to give back," the donor said.
Women's soccer at Michigan Tech will begin intercollegiate competition as a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference next fall.
"The addition of women's soccer is a strategic decision for the University," said President Glenn D. Mroz. "It will bolster the number of women on campus and increase the number of student-athletes, who have proven themselves to be great leaders and students here."
With the addition of women's soccer, there now are 14 varsity sports at Michigan Tech—seven women's and seven men's. Women's soccer is the first sport to be added to the Michigan Tech varsity lineup since Nordic skiing was bumped up from club status in 1989-90.
"This is a great step for the University and athletic department," said Tech athletic director Suzanne Sanregret. "It has been one of my goals since becoming athletic director to add women's soccer. It's an up-and-coming sport and a natural fit in the GLIAC."
Michigan Tech's home soccer facility will be Sherman Field, which was set up for soccer when the synthetic turf was installed summer 2008.
Michigan Tech will post the head coaching vacancy in early Nov. with hopes of bringing an individual on board Jan. 1. A part-time assistant may also be hired. Scholarships will be available for women's soccer student-athletes, and a tryout will be held for current Tech students to fill out the roster for the first season.
Tech's 2010 schedule is still being finalized, but there will be at least 14 GLIAC soccer games, with seven of those to be played at Sherman Field.


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The Lada Riva. It was a tiny family car built by the Russians for approximately 217 years. And it could be hooned as hard as any car.
This video, as near as I can tell, is a highlight reel of Lada hoonage from a rally in Hungary. If watching Soviet cars getting sideways is your thing, then this is basically Christmas.
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A lot of nice people who are very professional. Commitment to quality. Benefits and compensation are good.
As company has gotten leave, employee became less important. Cannot trust what management says. Lack of investment in people and sites outside Switzerland. CEO more interested in his reputation and post than doing the right thing for the company.
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- Your coworkers are generally quite nice and people tend to get along- Due to disorganization, there is not a lot of pressing work that has to be done
I wanted to write this review to express my experience of working for over a year at Siegfried. Take note, this is from a Microbiologist's Point of View, so this might be different when it comes to Chemistry, Management, or Production.- The over-arching theme of Siegfried and a reason why I think it fails is because they lack a truly dedicated LIMS system (an interconnected computer database). This means … that everything is written and recorded in paper and this causes massive issues as I explore the problems with the company.- I was recruited as a microbiologist, as I had a 4 year degree and a couple of publications under my belt. I assumed, as a "Microbiologist I", I would be carrying out experiments and testing samples. Sadly, while I did this - I also had a whole host of responsibilities that were not necessarily fleshed out in the interview or job description. I was told that glassware was "to be cleaned sometimes to help out the lab." In fact, glassware was from the chemistry department, not ours, and we were somehow responsible for spending hours washing dishes that we did not use.- You will be asked to participate in Environmental Management. This includes sampling air, water (come in at 4am), plating rooms, and plating production. While generally at other companies this is reserved for lab support, or lab assistants, people with degrees were taking time out of their busy schedule running experiments to wash dishes along with scribe production for hours on end. Not to mention the fact that production were uncomfortable working in a hot room all day and would relentlessly scream over the PA system and yell at you when you walked in after you sprinted down to the production area to gown up and proceed to plate.- On top of the fact that you are responsible for EM/dishes/media preparation (something that should be done by lab support, not a microbiologist), you also are responsible for various tests that will be products produced from the plant. This is expected, as you are a microbiologist, but an issue with this is that these are sprung on the lab manager quite quickly, meaning that protocols can be wrong, instruct the scientist to devote time to a test that has not been shown to work. While this is fine for a chemist who can easily run the test again with new parameters, bacteria takes time to grow - and a microbiologist cannot do anything about that. If your protocol is wrong, you will be behind an entire week and run over your promise date. These promise dates are also assigned by non-biologists, meaning most don't have any idea how long it will take you to perform an experiment which will eventually affect your "on-time performance", which suffers from others being incompetent.- Finally, it's incredibly common to hear officeworkers cussing and yelling at each other in front of their managers and everyone else in the building. Extremely unprofessional. Show More
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Dylann Roof, the 22-year-old white man accused of killing nine black people at a Charleston, S.C. church, goes back to court on Monday.
Dylann Roof heads back to court tomorrow. Roof is the white man accused of killing nine black parishioners at a historic church in Charleston, S.C. Roof will be in court for the second phase of jury selection. If convicted, prosecutors plan to seek a rare death penalty. South Carolina Public Radio's Alexandra Olgin reports.
ALEXANDRA OLGIN, BYLINE: Prosecutors say Dylann Roof is a self-avowed white supremacist who hoped the killings would start a race war. On the night of June 17, 2015, church surveillance showed the then-21-year-old entering Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Roof was wearing a gray long-sleeved shirt and dark pants when he joined the Bible study, where people were reading the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 4. After an hour, he took a pistol out of his fanny pack and fired about 80 times at the black parishioners.
One of the nine people killed that night was 70-year-old Ethel Lance, Sharon Risher's mother.
OLGIN: Risher zips open a wallet and removes a folded $5 bill.
SHARON RISHER: Those bills was on her person. And it - I don't know. It's just me maybe. There is some false something I've got in my brains about this, but it brings me comfort.
OLGIN: She is a reverend and was a trauma chaplain at a Dallas hospital for years. Since losing her mother, two cousins and a childhood friend in the shootings, she's turned to God now more than ever before.
RISHER: I have prayed more than I have ever prayed in my life.
OLGIN: Risher does not believe in the death penalty. And a recent Pew Research poll indicates the country is split on the issue. Support is even lower among black people. Less than a third believe it should be imposed when a person is convicted of murder. Robert Dunham is with the Death Penalty Information Center, an organization that tracks and studies capital cases.
ROBERT DUNHAM: You will be excluded from the jury if you say that you have views against death penalty such that you can't impose it. That disproportionately excludes jurors of color. And in a case like this, it would be extremely important to have the views of the entire African-American community represented in that jury room.
OLGIN: Dunham, whose organization is affiliated with one of the defense attorneys, says studies show a person is most likely to get the death penalty when the victims are white and the defendants are black. After the shooting, pictures surfaced of Roof posing with Confederate flags. About a month later, that led the state of South Carolina to remove its Confederate battle flag from the statehouse grounds.
The flag came down on Sharon Risher's 58th birthday. She says it meant a lot that a symbol of slavery was finally removed after decades of trying. Risher plans to sit behind Roof in court for most of the trial.
RISHER: He's going to feel, sitting in that court, what all of us want him to feel - want you to know that you caused more. You thought you was getting ready to cause a race war? Well, guess what. Backfired. Backfired.
OLGIN: Regardless of the outcome of the federal case, Roof will be tried again for the church shootings in South Carolina court a few weeks later. State prosecutors are also seeking the death penalty.
For NPR News, I'm Alexandra Olgin in Charleston.
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Approximately 250 of Bastrop High's incoming freshman met for an orientation ceremony in the school's gym yesterday to get a better understanding of what to anticipate from their new school, while also learning what's expected of them.
Approximately 250 of Bastrop High's incoming freshman met for an orientation ceremony in the school's gym yesterday to get a better understanding of what to anticipate from their new school, while also learning what's expected of them.
"Kick Start," an event held at the beginning of every Bastrop High school year, "gives our freshmen a chance in advance to come out and tour the school and get information prior to when the the whole student body will be here," said BHS freshman academy councilwoman Dr. Angela German. "This way they're more comfortable."
Many of the students witnessed a high school pep rally for the first time Tuesday. Afterwards, they took a tour of the school to find out areas that will be important for them to know.
"We're showing them how to open lockers and where their classes will be," German said. "They're also going to be shown other places like the offices and band room."
BHS freshman academy principal John Washington said he was "very excited" about the new year.
"We're looking forward to working with the incoming freshmen," he said. "We have a great faculty here at Bastrop High School and we're anticipating absolute success with these freshmen."
Washington said the school is expecting approximately 399 new freshmen this year. As with any new school year, he said the first few weeks of school are the most important for students, as well as teachers.
"We tell the teachers that the most important expectations are set forth at the beginning of the school year," he said.
Incoming freshman Matthew Campbell said although he is a "little nervous" about entering BHS, he's more "excited" because of the doors it will open in the future.
"I went to Beekman. This is a lot bigger," he said. "I feel good about the upcoming year. I plan to finish high school and become an engineer after I graduate college."
Jacob Williams attended BHS last year as part the Connections program, which consists of one year of reading and math for students who are at least 15 years old, are two or more years behind and have not passed the eighth grade LEAP test.
"I'm coming back this year as a freshman," Williams said. "I am going to continue getting an education because you can't get a job without an education. If you don't finish school, you go nowhere in life."
As Washington listened to Williams speak with great eagerness to succeed in school, he proposed a challenge for him in the upcoming year.
"I challenge you to get on the honor roll and remain there," he said. "I want you to get the credits you need to graduate and be an inspiration to others."
Williams said maintaining high grades was only one of the many goals he plans to achieve.
"I'm going to talk to the football coach after orientation is over today and ask if I can be on the football team," he said. "My plans are to do well in high school and finish. After that, I plan to attend college, finish there and go into construction. I've been waiting on school to start back this year."
Washington said mentors, who consist of sophomores, juniors and seniors, were on hand during the orientation Tuesday to assist freshmen during this transition.
"Freshmen can go to them and ask for help," he said. "The mentors let us know if there's a problem we need to be made aware of, or they'll tell the freshman student who they need to see to address their problem."
Washington said parents are also a major force in the success of new students.
"We're inviting parents to communicate any concerns they have with us," he said. "This is a joint effort between home and school in shaping the future."


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French is my native language and I just realized that the
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Also, As I made my music elementary class in french, I did not realized that the C was also a musical note, as in french we use do.
With a little searching, I noticed that this link was made on purpose.
So, here is my question: Is that link obvious for English native speaker? Does that link automatically activate some bell as the for the BASIC acronym and a fundamental piece of knowledge, or the SOAP acronym and the cleaning compound.


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Urban Cheesecraft Kits Launch at Williams-Sonoma today!
Hi there! If you've noticed I haven't written much for a while, here's why…my goat cheese and mozzarella/ricotta kits launched with Williams-Sonoma today! They are part of their awesome new Agrarian line.
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Thank you all of the support you've given me and my business!
MAKING FRESH CHEESE is a great introduction to a time-honored food craft–and one that provides instantly enjoyable results you will be proud to serve and share. Home-crafted cheese is simple to make and requires no specialized equipment. It's easy to get started with just fresh milk and a basic cheese-making kit. Whether you use grocery-bought or dairy-delivered milk, you can be sure that homemade cheese will contain no artificial ingredients, taste more flavorful and cost a fraction of the price of commercially produced varieties.
In as little as one hour, fresh mozzarella, ricotta or goat cheese can be ready to serve on its own or in recipes. Use fresh cheeses in dips or toppings for crostini, added to stuffings for vegetables or poultry, stirred into creamy soups, layered into lasagna and other baked dishes or served with fresh fruit for a simple dessert. It's easy to customize cheese by using different types of milk or by adding your favorite flavors and stirring in chopped fresh herbs, sweet jam or chutney, or dried fruits and nuts. Making fresh cheese is also an ideal activity to share with children, who will gain an appreciation for using quality ingredients and traditional methods while watching milk transform into cheese right before their eyes.
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Ballantine Books, Jun 14, 1994 - Fiction - 547 pages
d years before Columbus, a Welsh Prince named Madoc -- an invincible blond giant of a man -- crossed the Atlantic with a fleet of wooden boats to plant a colony in the paradise he called Iarghal. Four countless generations, Prince Madoc's blue-eyed descendants migrated along the great waterways of the primeval New World, mingling their blood, their legends, and their dreams with the native peoples. This is their story.
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NFL 2011 Season – Week Three Recap
The Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions each used a game-winning field goal to improve to 3-0, while the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers remained undefeated by thumping a divisional foe in week three NFL action.
The full NFL results for Sunday, September 25:
New Orleans 40 – Houston 33
Drew Brees threw for 370 yards and three touchdowns as the New Orleans Saints notched a 40-33 victory over the Houston Texans in a thrilling game that saw five lead changes in the second half. Texans quarterback Matt Schaub passed for 373 yards and three touchdowns, including one that was bobbled by Saints linebacker Jonathan Casillas into the grasp of Texans receiver Kevin Walter. The odd play put Houston (2-1) on top 33-32 late in the fourth quarter, but Saints rookie running back Mark Ingram had a 13-yard touchdown, his first NFL score, to secure the win for New Orleans (2-1).
Buffalo 34 – New England 31
Rian Lindell kicked a 28-yard field goal as time ran out to give the Buffalo Bills a 34-31 comeback victory over the New England Patriots. The winning kick, which snapped the Bills' 15-game losing streak to the Patriots, was set up via a final drive led by Buffalo quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who threw for 369 yards and two scores. Buffalo (3-0) overcame a 21-0 second-quarter deficit, much like it had in a last-minute win over Oakland last week. The Patriots lost despite another big day from quarterback Tom Brady, who had 386 yards passing, four touchdowns — and four interceptions — for New England (2-1). Patriots receiver Wes Welker had a franchise record 217 yards and two touchdowns, including one that tied the game with 3:25 left.
San Francisco 13 – Cincinnati 8
San Francisco's Kendall Hunter scampered seven yards with under four minutes left to score the game's only touchdown as the 49ers topped the Cincinnati Bengals by a 13-8 score in front of the smallest opening day crowd in Cincinnati since 1981. The game was tied 3-3 entering the fourth quarter as both offenses struggled to sustain drives. Cincinnati (1-2) was hampered by an awful day from rookie quarterback Andy Dalton, who threw two interceptions in the fourth quarter and finished with just 157 yards passing. San Francisco (2-1) got notable production from tight end Vernon Davis, who had 114 receiving yards.
Cleveland 17 – Miami 16
Colt McCoy threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mohamed Massaquoi with 43 seconds remaining to lift the Cleveland Browns (2-1) to a 17-16 win over the Miami Dolphins. Miami (0-3) pushed ahead 16-10 on a 38-yard field goal from Dan Carpenter with 3:23 left in the fourth quarter, but McCoy completed nine passes on the Browns game-winning drive against the league-worst Dolphin defense. Miami rookie running back Daniel Thomas gained 95 yards and caught a touchdown pass from quarterback Chad Henne in the first quarter. McCoy finished with 210 passing yards, 2 touchdowns and an interception.
Tennessee 17 – Denver 14
Matt Hasselbeck tossed a 4-yard touchdown pass to Daniel Graham with 4:24 to play to rally the Tennessee Titans to a 17-14 win over the Denver Broncos. With Denver holding Titans star running back Chris Johnson to just 21 yards and Tennessee's Kenny Britt, the AFC's leading receiver, lost to a knee injury in the first half, Hasselbeck passed for 311 yards and two touchdowns to lead Tennessee (2-1). The Titans defense harassed Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton throughout the game, intercepting him twice and sacking him once. Denver (1-2) threatened late, but linebacker Will Witherspoon picked off Orton with 1:39 left to ensure the victory.
Detroit 26 – Minnesota 23 (OT)
Jason Hanson kicked a 32-yard field goal in overtime to give the Detroit Lions a 26-23 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. The kick capped the Lions rally from a 20-0 halftime deficit to the Vikings (0-3), who lost a lead late in a game for the third consecutive week. Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford threw two touchdowns to receiver Calvin Johnson during the second-half comeback. Adrian Peterson rushed for 78 yards and a touchdown for the Vikings, who could not close out the game as Detroit (3-0) remained unbeaten after the first three weeks for the first time since 1980.
N.Y. Giants 29 – Philadelphia 16
Eli Manning threw four touchdown passes to lead the New York Giants to a 29-16 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, who suffered a concussion in last week's loss to Atlanta, left the game with a broken right hand in the fourth quarter with Philadelphia ahead 16-14. Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, who started due to injuries in the New York receiving corps, caught two scores, including a 74-yard pass from Manning that staked the Giants (2-1) to a 14-10 lead in the first half. Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy had 128 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Eagles (1-2), who are reeling despite being a pre-season favorite of many to win the NFC East.
Carolina 16 – Jacksonville 10
Cam Newton completed a 16-yard touchdown pass to tight end Greg Olsen with 4:20 left to help the Carolina Panthers to a 16-10 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars . The Panthers rallied from a 10-5 halftime deficit to get the win, which was the first for Carolina coach Ron Rivera and rookie standout Newton. Jacksonville (1-2) started its own rookie quarterback, Blaine Gabbert, who threw for 139 yards and a touchdown in his first NFL start. The Jaguars offense was led by running back Maurice Jones-Drew, who rushed for 122 yards. Newton was held to just 158 yards passing after he had thrown for a combined 854 yards in the first two games of the season for Carolina (1-2).
Oakland 34 – N.Y. Jets 24
Darren McFadden rushed for 171 yards and two touchdowns as the Oakland Raiders defeated the New York Jets by a 34-24 count. After Oakland (2-1) went ahead 24-17 on a 23-yard score on a reverse by receiver Denarius Moore, the Jets Antonio Cromartie fumbled the ensuing kickoff, which was recovered by Raiders special teams player Taiwan Jones on the Jets' 13-yard line. A one-yard touchdown by running back Michael Bush two plays later put the Raiders up 31-17. Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez finished with 369 passing yards, two touchdown passes and a touchdown run for New York (2-1). The Raiders defense, which gave up a 21-3 lead against Buffalo last week, sacked Sanchez four times and stopped a fourth quarter Jets drive on its own two-yard-line to close out the victory.
Baltimore 37 – St. Louis 7
Rookie Torrey Smith caught three touchdowns from quarterback Joe Flacco, who threw for a career-high 389 yards, as the Baltimore Ravens routed the St. Louis Rams by a score of 37-7. The Ravens defense sacked Sam Bradford five times and forced the young Rams quarterback into two turnovers, including a fumble returned 28 yards for a touchdown by defensive lineman Haloti Ngata late in the game. St. Louis (0-3) managed just one score: Bradford's 34-yard pass to Brandon Gibson in the third quarter. After netting 133 yards on his first three career receptions in the first quarter, Smith finished with 152 receiving yards for Baltimore (2-1), which rolled up a franchise-record 553 yards on offense.
San Diego 20 – Kansas City 17
San Diego's Eric Weddle intercepted Kansas City quarterback Matt Cassel with under a minute to play to secure a 20-17 victory for the Chargers over Chiefs. The Chiefs (0-3), hobbled by injuries to key players on both offense and defense, were hoping for a comeback win, but instead remained winless in 2011. Running back Ryan Mathews ran for 98 yards and scored twice for San Diego (2-1), as the Chargers overcame two interceptions by quarterback Philip Rivers.
Green Bay 27 – Chicago 17
Aaron Rodgers threw for 297 yards, including three touchdown passes to tight end Jermichael Finley, as the Green Bay Packers won 27-17 over the Chicago Bears. Receiver Greg Jennings had nine catches for 119 yards for Green Bay (3-0), which led 27-10 after Finley's third touchdown catch early in the fourth quarter. Chicago (1-2), which lost its second straight game after an opening day win over Atlanta, had only 13 yards rushing on 12 attempts. Bears quarterback Jay Cutler threw for 302 yards, but also had two passed picked off.
Seattle 13 – Arizona 10
Seattle sacked Arizona quarterback Kevin Kolb three times and intercepted him twice, as the Seahawks recorded a 13-10 win over the Cardinals. Down 10-3, Seattle (1-2) went ahead to stay when quarterback Tavaris Jackson scored on an 11-yard touchdown run with 5:57 left in the third quarter. Receiver Sidney Rice led the Seahawks offense, the NFL's worst coming into the game, with 109 yards receiving. Arizona (1-2) lost despite sacking Seattle's QB Jackson four times and getting 252 yards passing from Kolb, including a 12-yard touchdown to Larry Fitzgerald.
Tampa Bay 16 – Atlanta 13
The Tampa Bay defense sacked Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan four times and forced four turnovers, as the Buccaneers grabbed a 16-13 win over the Falcons. Ryan passed for 330 yards, and receivers Roddy White and rookie Julio Jones had 100-plus-yard receiving days for Atlanta (1-2), but the Falcons could not overcome the mistakes made on drives that ultimately resulted in no points. Quarterback Josh Freeman scored his first career rushing touchdown for Tampa Bay in the second quarter. Freeman and running back LeGarrette Blount, who finished with 81 rushing yards, helped the Buccaneers run out the clock after Atlanta had closed to within three points with four minutes left.
Pittsburgh 23 – Indianapolis 20
Shaun Suisham kicked a 38-yard field goal with four seconds left as the Pittsburgh Steelers struggled to a 23-20 victory over the winless Indianapolis Colts. Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who had over 300 yards passing and a touchdown, led Pittsburgh down the field with under two minutes remaining to set up the game-winning kick. Indianapolis (0-3) had to use Curtis Painter at quarterback when Kerry Collins left the game in the fourth quarter after taking several big hits. Collins had been starting in place of the injured Peyton Manning, who is out indefinitely after off-season neck surgery. Receiver Mike Wallace had five catches for 144 yards and a score to lead Pittsburgh (2-1). Safety Troy Polamalu returned a Painter fumble 16 yards for a touchdown to give the Steelers a 20-13 lead with five minutes left. Indianapolis tied the game with 2:09 remaining on a touchdown by running back Joseph Addai, who rushed for 86 yards on the game.


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This is the latest deal of this type between the two companies. Last year, GE took a stake in 235MW Chisholm View project in Oklahoma and the 200MW Prairie Rose wind farm in Minnesota.
Buffalo Dunes has a 20-year 202MW power purchase agreement (PPA) from the Alabama Power Company. However, Alabama Power had the option to exit the PPA if the developer failed to secure financial backing for the project.
GE will own 51% of the project while Enel has an option to increase its 49% stake to 75% between 2013-to-2014.
Buffalo Dunes has been developed by TradeWinds, which has had a strategic cooperation agreement with Enel since 2006.
In a statement, GE said it is to supply 135 1.6MW wind turbines to the project, taking the installed capacity to 216MW. The company did not say when it expected to install the remaining turbines. The project is expected to be completed by December.


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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2005 News Releases > October 2005 > Wayland Hosts Chamber Music Concert
Wayland Hosts Chamber Music Concert
PLAINVIEW -- John Beall, Composer in Residence at West Virginia University since 1978, will present a chamber concert, showcasing his original music inspired by hymn and folk materials at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18 in Wayland Baptist University's Harral Auditorium. Admission is free and open to the public
Also performing will be Carol Beall, Assistant Professor of Piano at West Virginia University; Jeffrey Lastrapes, Professor of cello at Oklahoma State University; Annie Chalex, Professor of Violin at West Texas A & M University; clarinetist Sandra Mosteller, Assistant Professor of Woodwinds at Wayland; and flutist Margaret Redcay, adjunct instructor for Wayland.
"This is big," said Dr. Ann Stutes, Chair of the Division of Fine Arts at Wayland. "This is one of the most important collaborative we have sponsored."
A performer on double bass and cello as well as a composer, Beall grew up the son of a Baptist minister in Belton and Beaumont. After receiving a music degree from Baylor University, he served four years in the United States Air Force followed by completion of his doctorate at the Eastman School of Music. While studying at Eastman, Beall received both the Louis Lane Prize and the Howard Hanson Prize, two of Eastman's highest composition honors.
Featured on the concert will be three compositions inspired by hymn and folk music. Terra Firma was written in 1998-99 for the the Monogahela Trio in Morgantown, West Virginia. Composed in three movements, the "firm ground" of the title refers to the slow second movement which is based on the early American hymn, "Foundation" ("How Firm a Foundation, Ye Saints of the Lord").Chestnut Ridge, composed in 1982 for the Aeolian Chamber Players of New York, combines several musical elements typical of Appalachian culture: folk songs, dances, and hymns. Two tunes unique to the state of West Virginia, "Fair Charlotte" and "Lover's Lament" are integrated with quotations from the Gospel song, "Trust and Obey." In the Cello Sonata, written in 1984, Professor Beall bases the middle movement on "Softly and Tenderly, Jesus is Calling."
"To have such a fine collection of chamber professionals performing together in Plainview is a rare treat," Stutes said.
Stutes became acquainted with the Bealls, Lastrapes and Chalex through her summer work at Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan.
"Having the Interlochen faculty members in town along with our own local faculty of Sandra Mosteller and Margaret Redcay is priceless," Stutes said. "The connection to sacred music will be inspirational for Wayland's young music professionals."


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Persecution. Jesus said that His followers should expect it (John 15:20; 2 Tim. 3:12) and that those who experience it are blessed (Matt. 5:10–12). In our First World society, persecution may mean mocking, slander, or alienation from …Read More
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Vermont 4-H sheep members held their own in regional competition at Eastern States Exposition, Sept. 29-Oct. 1, in West Springfield, Mass.
The Vermont delegation included Jarod Bushey of Addison; Charlotte and Rebecca Moriarty, both from Jericho; and Riley Ochs of Orwell. They participated in the sheep show and comprised the four-member Vermont quiz bowl team that captured first place in competition.
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JOHNSON — Vermont 4-H'ers participating in this year's Poultry Activity Day proved that they know their chickens and eggs.
University of Vermont Extension 4-H organized the event, which took place March 4 at Johnson State College. It included a poultry skill-a-thon, Jeopardy, presentations by 4-H'ers and a Crafty Chicken Show.
NEW HAVEN — The Addison County 4-H Horse Clinic, held June 3-5, gave local 4-H club members a chance to hone their equestrian skills and knowledge of horses while enjoying a fun weekend at the Addison County Fair and Field Days grounds in New Haven.
The annual event, sponsored by University of Vermont (UVM) Extension 4-H in Addison County, was open to all Vermont 4-H club members, including those without horses, and included a two-night stay at the fairgrounds. Twenty-one youths participated with their horses and eight without horses.
BURLINGTON — University of Vermont (UVM) Extension 4-H hosted the annual 4-H Dairy Challenge on Nov. 15 in Burlington. The event attracted 110 participants, a record-breaking turnout.
ADDISON COUNTY — Several Addison County 4-H'ers placed in dairy competitions and the regional dairy show at Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Mass., recently.
In the general dairy knowledge contest, held Sept. 17, Sharon Palmer of Weybridge came in seventh in the senior division. All dairy exhibitors were required to take part in this contest.
ORWELL / WEYBRIDGE — This week, 4-H youngsters around Addison County are busy washing, combing, clipping, currying and all-around grooming their animals and working on their own showmanship skills in preparation for the upcoming Addison County Fair and Field Days, Aug. 4–8.
NEW HAVEN — More than 100 Vermont 4-H'ers turned out for the Vermont 4-H State Horse Show, July 10-13 at the Addison County Fair and Field Days site in New Haven. The annual event, sponsored by University of Vermont (UVM) Extension 4-H, attracted 79 4-H equestrians and 24 4-H club members who took part in a special Horseless Division, in which they demonstrated their equine knowledge.
The overall local winners in the 4-H divisions, based on points earned from fitting and showmanship, judging, quiz bowl, general knowledge test and 4-H project class, were:
BURLINGTON — Vermont 4-H'ers captured several championships and top place awards at the Eastern States Exposition 4-H dairy show in West Springfield, Mass., Sept. 12-15, beating competitors from the five other New England states.
Editor's note: This story was supplied by MaKayla Foster, president of the Cornwall Musketeers 4-H.
NEW HAVEN — Addison County Fair and Field Days in New Haven is quickly approaching and for the third straight year, the Cornwall 4-H Musketeers of Middlebury are hoping that you'll stop by their "Cards for Soldiers" booth in the 4-H Youth Exhibit Hall sometime between Aug. 6-10 to make a handmade card with some encouraging words for an American soldier to say thank you for fighting for our freedom.
NEW HAVEN –– Paper, stickers, foam, glue, string, ribbon, buttons, markers, pens and pencils covered the table located in the entrance of the 4-H Exhibit Hall at Addison County Fair and Field Days last week. A few kids sat at the table, making greeting cards and neatening up, always on the lookout for people willing to stop by.
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I wanted to hop online with a bit of a non-art-related update. In addition to frantically trying to plan our wedding, Amber and I have also been preparing for this last weekend, when we adopted 20,000 new bees. We had had bees before, but had taken a year (or two?) off after they froze to death.(!) In fact, if we were livejournal friends, this whole post is going to look familiar. Anyhow, this time, we're determined to do it right, and build up enough bees and honey to last them through the winter.
As soon as we had a nice weekend, we started building and painting a couple of hives.
The boys are trying to light stuff on fire with magnifying glasses.
Sunny days in Seattle do not go to waste.
Amber did the yellow one, I did the blue one.
I spent a little time every free evening putting together frames, and this weekend we got the email saying "Your bees are here, come get 'em!" So we drove off Saturday morning to put six pounds of bees in the trunk. I keep the hives at my mom's house, about half an hour outside of Seattle. I'm just gonna dump a bunch of photos on you. Click on any one of them to see the whole set on flickr.
Me, pickin' up the bees and puzzling out how to fit them both in the green thing. (Answer: You can't!)
3 pounds o' bees! Before opening the thing up, spray liberally with simple syrup. Delicious.
Here's the Queen in her cage. She's from another hive than these workers, so they need some time to get used to her. The end is stopped up with a stale marshmallow, and by the time they chew through it, her pheromones will have been circulated through the colony. This is like when they introduce a new raptor to the enclosure in Jurassic Park, only nobody died.
The hive, ready for a package. The sugar-water (which I spilled a bit) will keep them fed until they can go out and forage. I also stuck a frame of honey in each hive.
Next, literally pour thousands of animals into a box! That can on the top is more sugar water, which kept them alive while they were shipped from wherever.
I ruined Amber's shot by sticking a frame in the way, but there's a huge pile of sugar-covered bees in the bottom, and I'm putting the frames back in before closing up.
The "Honey Pot" yellow one, all closed up.
So now we let the hives accept their new queens, and we check on them in 5 or 6 days. Hopefully they'll turn a bunch of sugar into wax, and she can start laying eggs!


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DR ROBERT LEFEVER: By the 'cohesion of Britain', Mr Clegg must be referring to the possibility of a repeat of last summer's riots. But the Lib Dems are comfortable with protest because that is what they do. After all, they have received the benefit of protest votes at by-elections for decades. ...read
Tax the rich or the 'cohesion of Britain' will go up in flames: Nick Clegg is literally playing with fire this time
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Ottawa Cycle Chic is not normally in the habit of deviating too much from the script. That's to say that the blog is pretty much focused on street photography of cyclists and I tend to not wade into advocacy or debate on this blog. However, not one to be too rigid I will make an exception on this occasion and venture into the realm of the music reviewer. But just this once. Or until I'm sent another freebie!
Nora Schlang and Linus bike
Recently I was sent a copy of the CD "bicycle" by Nora and One Left from Washington D.C. Had it arrived at the beginning of the summer it could certainly have been the soundtrack for my summer. I'm not sure when I last heard such an infectious pop album.
The World is a Wonderful Place is an upbeat ditty and a good antidote to all the garbage going on in the world today and a great way to kick off the disc. Track two is the first of many bicycle-related songs and what a Cycle Chic song it is. Take a tour around the Cycle Chic world through the lyrics and try to see if you don't want to hop on a bike in some of the great cities of the world. Trevor Exter's cello opens the next bike track, A Winter's Ride. This was the first track (but not the last) where I thought I might be listening to Leigh Nash of Sixpence None the Richer. Riley McMahon's twangy guitar work on this song blends so well with the cello. I'm thinking we don't hear enough cello in pop and rock music these days!
Big Red Bicycle is one of those sing-along good-time Christmas songs. Who wouldn't want a big red bike? More twang here (by the way, I love twang) mixed in with what I'm pretty sure were sleigh bells. Out in the Rain, while superficially a bike song, is a bit more hard-edged with some great guitar work and a solid driving (or maybe I should say, cycling) beat!
Things slow down a bit with So Far Away. A beautiful plaintive call for a loved one to come home. Nora Schlang has a heck of a voice and it's at its finest form on this song. The Morning Sun with its banjo and accordion, chimes in with a bit of Celtic feel but also with very much the folk sensibility (and a hint of his vocal timbre) of a Steve Forbert song.
My Bike and Me is the album's anthem. All ringing guitar and positive bike propaganda. If I was inclined to ride around town with speakers blasting from my bike this would be the song playing. A cycle anthem for the ages!
Nora and One Left have put together 14 wonderful pop songs that blend and flow as well as the instruments of the multi-talented band members. Give it a listen and then get out and ride!


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Explosion proof electronic replacement for inefficient electro-mechanical sounders
The HOOTRONIC sounder electronically creates traditional warning sounds such as a bell, siren, hooter or buzzer.
While widely used for more than 100 years, the reliability, performance, maintenance and running costs of electro-mechanical devices has always been a concern. Using the latest in SMD class D amplifier technology and digital to analogue conversion, the Hootronic faithfully replicates, user-selectable from one product, all these sounds with the reliability, performance and functionality of a modern electronic sounder.
Three stages are provided, enabling a further two remotely selectable sounds to be configured for each primary sound if required. Sample audio clips of each sound can be played from the E2S web site, www.e2s.com/x65-hootronic.htm.
With output levels of up to 117.5dB at 1 metre, the Hootronic surpasses the performance and effectiveness of the outdated electro-mechanical device it replaces. A volume control enables the output to be matched to the operating environment. It is continuously rated, operates from 24VDC, 115 or 230VAC, the inrush start-up and operating current consumption is low, it requires no maintenance and is sealed to IP66/67. A very large termination area aids installation and gives room for multiple cables if required.
- ATEX approved for use in Zones 1, 2, 21 and 22
- Type BExH120D (for zone 1 & 2)
- Type BExDH120D (for zone 21 & 22)
- Nominal output : 117.5dB(A) @ 1m +/- 3dB - Tone 4
- 5 alarm sounds
- 3 stage alarm
- Volume control
- 200m effective range @ 1kHz
- Voltages : 24vdc; 115vac; 230va
- Negative or positive remote switching
- Ingress Protection: IP67
Technical information
- Sample audio clips of each sound can be played from the E2S web site, www.e2s.com/x65-hootronic.htm
- Datasheet Hootronic BExH120 & BExDH120
- More information