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London Irish
Bath Rugby
Fixture Type: Aviva Premiership
Match Date: Sat 29 Oct 2011
Kick Off: 14:30
Venue: Madejski Stadium
Referee: David Rose
TV Match Official: David Grashoff
Assistant Referee: Stuart Terheege
Assistant Referee: Roy Maybank
In a game that never really got flowing it came down to crucial decisions from all involved in the match that determined the outcome. Bath scored both the tries in the match and all of Irish's 12 points came from the boot of Tom Homer.
Irish enjoyed a strong start to the game and plenty of possession in the opening minutes. Jamie Gibson hit a great line off a short Dan Bowden pass to break through the visitors defence, however except for that blip the Bath defence held firm.
Bath had the better of the following 15 minutes. They were throwing different attacking threats at the home defence but were unable to break it down.
Irish lost Jonathan Joseph after 18 minutes when he made way for Steve Shingler. The loss of Joseph was a big blow for Toby Booth as the 20 year old centre has been very impressive so far this season. Credit to Steve Shingler who came on and played well.
The first half continued to be a very stop, start affair as both sides failed to get any momentum with ball in hand. From a territory perspective it was an even affair.
Bath opened the scoring five minutes before half time. The Exiles had minutes earlier lost Delon Armitage to the sin bin and immediately after the extra man advantage paid dividends for Bath. Sam Vesty dived over for the score after good initial work from the Bath tight forwards.
Irish had chances leading into the break but to no avail. The half finished Bath 5 London Irish 0.
Tom Homer had his first kick of the afternoon three minutes into the second half and it went straight through the posts to cut the Bath lead to two points. The visitors were penalised for slowing down Irish ball in the ruck.
Irish were the more dominant side upfront with Max Lahiff and Paulica Ion putting plenty of pressure on their opposite numbers. The pressure told as Bath were penalised for the second time in five minutes to give Homer his second kick of the game. It crept over off the post to give London Irish the lead.
Bath regained the lead ten minutes later in one of the most controversial moment of the game. Dave Attwood dived into the corner and looked to have been tackled out by Darren Allinson. The TMO faced with a very difficult decision and opted to award the try to Attwood. Sam Vesty missed the conversion but nevertheless Bath were back in front 10-6.
Irish came back into the contest well after the try decision. Tom Homer kicked another penalty to make it a one point ball game after the new front row trio of Corbisiero, Rautenbach and Buckland continued the good work that the three they replaced had started.
Irish upped the tempo going into the final 10 minutes with runners picking theirs lines off Bowden and the forwards clearing out rucks quickly to create quick ball. The Bath defence was too eager and drifted offside to gift Homer another penalty attempt from in front of the posts which he duly accepted.
Interpretation played a huge role in the final two minutes and the overall outcome of the game. The ball was on the deck and there to be contested by both sides. Shontayne Hape and Declan Danaher both contested the ball on the floor and looked to win the ball fairly. Not according to referee David Rose who penalised Hape and awarded Bath a penalty in a very kickable position. Sam Vesty made no mistake and won the game for his side.
London Irish travel to Welford Road to take on the Leicester Tigers next Saturday.
Score sequence (London Irish first): 0-5, 3-5, 6-5, 6-10, 9-10, 12-10, 12-13
Scorers: London Irish: Penalties: Tom Homer (44, 49, 68, 75); Bath: Tries: Sam Vesty (35), Dave Attwood (63); Penalties: Sam Vesty (78)
London Irish team
15. Delon Armitage; 14. Topsy Ojo; 13. Jonathan Joseph (rep: Steve Shingler, 18); 12. Shontayne Hape; 11. Tom Homer; 10. Dan Bowden (Captain); 9. Darren Allinson; 1. Max Lahiff (rep: Alex Corbisiero, 54); 2. David Paice (rep: James Buckland, 57); 3. Paulica Ion (rep: Faan Rautenbach, 58); 4. Nick Kennedy; 5. Bryn Evans (rep: James Sandford, 63); 6. Declan Danaher; 7. Jamie Gibson; 8. Richard Thorpe (rep: Jebb Sinclair, 63)
Replacements: 16. James Buckland; 17. Alex Corbisiero; 18. Faan Rautenbach; 19. James Sandford; 20. David Sisi; 21. Adam Thompstone; 22. Steve Shingler; 23. Ross Samson
Bath team
15. Nick Abendanon; 14. Olly Woodburn; 13. Matt Carraro; 12. Matt Banahan; 11. Tom Biggs (rep: Jack Cuthbert, 40); 10. Sam Vesty; 9. Michael Claassens; 1. Nathan Catt (rep: Charlie Beech, 65); 2. Lee Mears (rep: Ross Batty, 75); 3. Anthony Perenise (rep: David Wilson, 56); 4. Stuart Hooper (Captain); 5. Dave Attwood (rep: Ryan Caldwell, 42-54, 75-); 6. Ben Skirving; 7. Guy Mercer; 8. Simon Taylor
Replacements: 16. Ross Batty; 17. Charlie Beech; 18. David Wilson; 19. Ryan Caldwell; 20. Andy Beattie; 21. Chris Cook; 22. Paul Roberts; 23. Jack Cuthbert
Referee: David Rose
Attendance: 9,252


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A Congers man walking barefoot during Thursday night's snow storm is accused of an apparently unprovoked attack against a neighbor and then fighting with a police officer, according to Clarkstown police.
Matthew Hecht, 30, was admitted to Nyack Hospital for unrelated medical issues after his arrest and is awaiting arraignment on charges including assault, harassment and resisting arrest, police said.
Hecht was arrested at about 4:50 p.m., after a 911 call from a homeowner at the Waters Edge development in Congers. Police said Hecht is accused of ringing a neighbor's doorbell and then attacking the neighbor when he opened the door.
Hecht, who was not wearing socks or shoes at the time as a nor'easter was hitting Rockland County with snow, grabbed, slapped and punched the homeowner, police said. The homeowner suffered minor injuries and was treated by emergency medical personnel.
As a Clarkstown police officer arrived at Waters Edge, police said Hecht was still hitting the neighbor and they were wrestling on the ground. A police officer tried to separate them, and police said Hecht then began to struggle with the officer.
Police said Hecht kicked and fought with the officer until two other officers arrived and were able to subdue Hecht.
Hecht suffered a small cut on his head, police said, and was taken to Nyack Hospital for treatment. A town police officer suffered a knee injury and was also treated at Nyack Hospital.
Police said Hecht was admitted to the hospital for an unrelated medical issue.
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By DANIEL SUDDEATH
NEW ALBANY — It was a historic day inside Lloyd E. Scott Gymnasium, and though only one local team advanced to its respective championship game, Clark County was certainly well represented during Saturday's semistate action in Seymour.
The Borden High School Braves bested the University Trailblazers to claim their first boys' Class A semistate basketball championship during the first game of the afternoon.
In the nightcap, Jeffersonville High School fell to Indianapolis Cathedral in the 4A Seymour Semistate match up.
While Borden may have been the only victor locally, fans from both sides pulled for their Clark County brethren.
"We all cheer for each other," said Barbara Martin.
She, along with her husband Gary Martin, staked out front-row seats inside the packed gymnasium to root for their hometown Borden Braves. As halftime approached during the first match up, the majority of the more than 8,000 seats inside Scott Gym had been filled.
A sea of white engulfed the Braves' portion of the bleachers and extended well into the visitor's side, as Borden fans easily surpassed in number those cheering for University.
Jeremy Krob of Borden snapped photos from the gym floor of the crowd and the Braves players as they shot lay-ups during pregame drills. With his young daughter and nephew at his side, Krob absorbed the atmosphere.
"I believe the whole town is here too," he said.
The unselfishness of the team, including its passing ability and defensive prowess, is what stands out to Krob about the Braves.
Though the scene of thousands of Borden fans wearing white shirts with red letters and words may have been intimidating to University, the Martins said it was pretty much business as usual for Braves supporters.
"A lot of it is the town. They've just got a hell of a fan base," Gary Martin said.
Babies to grown men sported red hair dye in support of Borden. The crowd stood for nearly the entirety of the fourth quarter, then the student section emptied as Borden teenagers rushed the floor after the buzzer sounded and the Braves stood as semistate champions.
As they waited for their team's tip-off, Jeffersonville fans cheered on Borden as they captured the Class A Seymour Semistate crown.
Watching the Red Devils play is nothing new for Jo Robbins. She said she's attended Jeffersonville games for almost seven decades, and conceded quite a bit has changed over the 69 years she's watched high school basketball.
The uniforms are different, the style of play is different and even the players are built differently now, Robbins said.
But there's one big change from when Robbins attended Jeffersonville High School that she said has definitely been a welcome switch.
"I especially like the fact that now we have a multi-race team," Robbins said, as she added that when she attended Jeffersonville, the school was all white.
Accompanying Robbins at the game was her friend Frances Fellmer, who has also followed the Red Devils since high school.
The setting of the semistate finals is spectacular to witness, Fellmer said, though there have been some changes to the high school game over the years that aren't so popular with her.
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If anyone could post pics of the items at the sample sale, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!Sorry for the shotty pics. Just thought Id show you guys some of the details you cant catch in the lookbook.
Elbow patches on flannels
Camo lining and Leather inside pocket is a nice touch.
This shirt is dope. Nice and heavy, thermal lined so it could be used as a light jacket. Subtle single stitch detailing is a nice addition. Personal favorite.
If your in NY come by the shop and check out the samples in person, these pics are really bad lol


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Grape, Avocado and Arugula Salad
Somehow, I kind of forgot about grapes.
Like, I basically spaced off that they existed for about a year. I just kind of forgot about them. They never crossed my mind when planning ingredients for a big salad. They never made it into my shopping bag. I'm pretty sure they never made it into my mouth for nearly a year, save for (ahem) a few glasses of wine.
How did I forget about grapes?!?
Please tell me I'm not the only one who completely spaced off the existence of a delightful food for awhile. (And even if not, you can just pretend so I don't feel crazy.)
Anyway, big dramatic grape story aside, you can probably guess that this wave of fruit amnesia finally lifted and this story had a happy ending when my eyes landed on a beautiful bunch of red seedless grapes at the store a few weeks ago. And something clicked and I finally saw them. And then immediately started craving their sweet, crisp, pop-able, grapey goodness. And then this beautiful salad happened when I came home with — oh — about 5 pounds of grapes. You know, to make up for lost time. With me. And the grapes.
And let me tell you, it was grape-a-licious.
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I was really surprised at the size and look of the ring, although I have purchased other jewelry items and been very pleased. Size was right on and the brown diamonds are very pretty. The stones sparkle when the light hits them and the ring has a very classy look. Once again I am thoroughly satisfied with an Overstock jewelry item I've purchased.
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When I ordered this ring, I wasn't expecting the best quality ever, I was just looking for something that looked nice. However, I was sorely disappointed by this item. When the ring arrived, it looked nothing like the image and video represented. The stones were all chipped and looked like they were about to fall out. I also feel the color was misrepresented. The "brown" diamonds were more like a cloudy gray color. Think of how the sky looks when it's about to storm. I've order jewelry from O before and was satisfied. I was hoping I would be again but that's not the case. I returned the ring and am also a little frustrated that I have to pay return shipping when the quality was so bad. Save yourself the trouble and stay away.
I bought the ring as a gift for my wife since the photo of the ring shows what looks like brown diamonds, but in person the diamonds were gray soapy looking and lacked luster. As soon as I opened the box I immediately decided to send them back since the color of the diamonds were so hideous.
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Solving real-world problems: Assumption students and faculty members collaborate in and out of the classroom. Every day, Assumption faculty and students team up to work on a wide range of research projects, campus initiatives, and community outreach programs. Through these experiences, students gain practical research and work experience – and gain valuable insight into the depth of their own abilities and passion for the subjects they pursue.
There are a number of ways for students to get involved in research projects with the Assumption faculty:
- Natural Sciences Department Student Research Opportunities – Natural sciences faculty members are active scholars who regularly pursue their individual research interests, and they regularly offer students the opportunity to participate. The department is annually awarded several research grants that enable faculty and students to explore questions around DNA repair, environmental science, chemistry, and more.
The Honors Program Summer Fellowship – Every year, Honors Program students are selected to participate in a faculty-led research project over the summer and awarded a stipend for their work. These research projects reflect the individual interests of Assumption faculty members and represent a wide range of academic disciplines. In 2008, summer fellowships focused on topics such as:
- The effects of handwriting instruction methods on students' transcription skills and automaticity
- How integrins, netrin-1, and cAMP impact growth cone motility
- The causes of sexual trafficking in women
Undergraduate Symposium
The Undergraduate Symposium encourages student research and creative work in the arts, humanities, and sciences and culminates with a two-day juried competition in the spring. All students are invited to participate. Working in conjunction with a faculty mentor, symposium students pursue an independent study on a topic of personal interest. Students present their work – in the form of a poster, exhibit, performance or oral,presentation – to their fellow students and a panel of judges. Four cash prizes are awarded for best presentation in the humanities; social sciences; natural sciences and mathematics; and arts, music, and theater.
Helping the community: In addition to academic research, Assumption faculty and students work together on a number of community service learning projects and community outreach activities and campus-wide initiatives. Each year students and faculty work side by side in homeless shelters, soup kitchens, and other volunteer engagements to apply their classroom learning and help their neighbors in need.Conflict of Interest Policy


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NB: The October 1 campus deadline is a courtesy deadline for applicants who wish to receive advisement on their Soros applications. Nomination is technically not required, although the high level of competition here makes advisement useful.


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In the May 2 Letter to the Editor, the paper had a write-up on Muskogee streets. It stated that Muskogee has average streets for it size. A pavement condition index of 59, which I don't believe. To maintain the roads in its present condition we would have to spend $2.7 million annually.
It then said if we spend $900,000 a year we can raise the quality by 10 points. What is wrong with this statement? It doesn't take a scientist to figure it won't compute.
This is why Muskogee is stuck in a rut. We don't try to be better, we try to get by. Take the interest from the hospital money, put it to use for all of Muskogee and fix the streets and other infrastructure. We all talk of the city needing to be at its best to bring in business but we do nothing.
The Muskogee Phoenix should stand up and support the community not the city leaders, if it looks wrong don't support it.
The hospital money would be well spent and every citizen would get back something in way of their vehicles not wearing out as fast and to say "well this looks nice."
Muskogee is finally being a city that truly wants to grow instead of survive which it's not doing that very good.


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ATLANTA — Matt Harvey finally got some run support.
Just enough to fend off another Atlanta comeback.
Harvey pitched six hitless innings, John Buck homered and the New York Mets held on for a 4-3 victory over the Braves in the first game of a doubleheader Tuesday.
"It's one of those days where it was jumping out nice and I was hitting spots," Harvey said. "Certain days you wake up and you feel good and you can let it go. Today was one of those days."
The Mets had scored only 18 runs in Harvey's previous 10 starts while he was in the game. Largely because of that, he had eight no-decisions in a stretch of nine appearances before a hard-luck 2-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in his last outing, snapping a stretch of 14 consecutive starts without a loss dating to his final appearance of 2012.
Harvey (6-1) didn't allow a hit until Jason Heyward's fluke infield single leading off the seventh, but the right-hander tired in the eighth as the Braves tried to rally for the second straight game. Trailing 4-0, Atlanta scored three runs and had the bases loaded before Bobby Parnell, the fourth Mets pitcher of the inning, fanned Chris Johnson to end the threat. Parnell earned his 10th save with a scoreless ninth.
"I'm frustrated because I ran out of gas," Harvey said. "I shouldn't have gone out there knowing I was probably pretty much done. I gave them a chance to come back and put our team in a position to lose.
"I'm kicking myself for that."
Harvey had a career-high 13 strikeouts and surrendered just three hits, though he was charged with all three Atlanta runs.
"He has electric stuff," Atlanta's Dan Uggla said. "He was throwing everything for strikes on both sides of the plate. His fastball was anywhere from 95 to 100 (mph). You've got to tip your hat to him."
Atlanta opened the five-game series against its NL East rival with the team's 21st comeback win of the season, a rain-delayed 2-1 victory that ended at 1:22 a.m. — less than 12 hours before the start of the start of the day-night doubleheader.
Dillon Gee took a 1-0 lead to the ninth, but Freddie Freeman won it for the Braves with a two-run homer. Only Kansas City has more come-from-behind victories than the Braves.
"Even though we were down 4-0, we still felt like we had a chance, especially at home." Uggla said. "We've had a lot of magic at home this year."
Not this time. Rookie Alex Wood (0-1) lost in his first career start, lasting only three innings and struggling with his command.
The Braves didn't come close to a hit off Harvey through six innings, their only baserunners on a pair of walks in the third. Finally, Heyward reached safely on perhaps the weakest ball hit off the New York starter all day — a slow dribbler up the first-base line.
Harvey came off the mound to field it and flipped to first base, but there was no one there to catch it. Lucas Duda, making just his second start of the season at first, charged in and left the bag uncovered.
New York padded its lead with two runs in the eighth, just enough to hold off the Braves. In the bottom half, Gerald Laird led off with a walk, Uggla reached on a bad-hop single and Andrelton Simmons knocked out Harvey with Atlanta's first clean hit, a sharp single between shortstop and third base. Jordan Schafer singled off LaTroy Hawkins to bring in two runs, and the Mets made another pitching change with runners at first and third, bringing on towering lefty Scott Rice to face Heyward.
Heyward lined a double off Duda's glove to make it 4-3. After Rice intentionally walked Freeman to load the bases, Parnell struck out Johnson.
The Braves fanned 16 times in all.
Mets 6, Braves 1 (Game 2)
Zack Wheeler lived up the hype in his major league debut, pitching six scoreless innings to lead the New York Mets to a 6-1 victory over the first-place Atlanta Braves and a doubleheader sweep on Tuesday.
Wheeler gave up only four hits and struck out seven while consistently reaching the upper 90s on the radar gun. He struggled a bit with his control, walking five, but got out of every jam.
It was a long day that gave New York's long-suffering NL fans hope for a brighter future, led by two of baseball's most dynamic young pitchers. In Game 1 of the doubleheader, 24-year-old Matt Harvey (6-1) struck out a career-high 13 to lead the Mets past the Braves 4-3.
Wheeler's performance was especially sweet since it came not far from where he grew up and came to prominence as a high school star at East Paulding High School in Atlanta's northwest suburbs before going in the first round of the 2009 amateur draft.
He was cheered on by dozens of family and friends, who roared loudly from their seats behind the Mets dugout. Also watching from a second-row seat behind home plate was former Braves star Chipper Jones, who has the same agent as Wheeler and tweeted him a good luck message before his first start.
Wheeler was shaky in the first, walking two while throwing 23 pitches — only eight for strikes. Catcher Anthony Recker strolled to the mound to offer encouragement, and pitching coach Dan Warthen trotted out when Wheeler overthrew a pitch to B.J. Upton, the ball sailing far out of the strike zone.
But Upton grounded out to end the threat, and the 23-year-old right-hander — the first child of the 1990s to play for the Mets — steadied himself by striking out the side the next inning.
Recker, hitting just .158 coming into the game, broke up the scoreless duel between Wheeler and Paul Maholm (7-6) in the seventh, crushing his second homer of the season over the center-field wall to put the Mets ahead 2-0.
The Braves responded with a run of their own in the bottom half on Justin Upton's sacrifice fly against Brandon Lyon.
But New York broke it open with a four-run eighth against Anthony Varvaro, taking advantage of some shaky defense. The Braves made two errors on one play when Varvaro's pickoff throw to second base was low, skidding into center field, and B.J. Upton let it slide under his glove while racing into back up the play. Marlon Byrd came all the way around to score by the time Upton retrieved the ball.
Juan Lagares added an RBI single and Omar Quintanilla finished off the Braves with a two-run hit.


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Andy Murray of Britain reacts as he wins against Jerzy Janowicz of Poland during their Men's singles semifinal match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Friday, July 5, 2013. )
Trying to become Britain's first male champion at Wimbledon since 1936, Andy Murray reached the final for the second consecutive year, beating 24th-seeded Jerzy Janowicz of Poland 6-7 (2), 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 Friday in a match that concluded under the Centre Court roof.
After dropping the first set, Murray trailed 4-1 in the third against the big-serving Janowicz before taking five games in a row. When the third set ended, after 8:30 p.m., Murray complained about the decision to shut the retractable roof because of approaching darkness. Action resumed after a half-hour delay, and Murray quickly broke for a 2-1 lead in the fourth.
The second-seeded Murray faces No. 1 Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final. A year ago, Murray was the runner-up to Roger Federer.


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So, one of the things I take most for granted in my life is Internet access – almost anywhere I go, I can count on having high speed access, or at least some easily reached wi-fi access nearby.
It turns out, however, that this is mostly only true when I am at home in the USA or Canada. As soon as I leave to go overseas, I often find myself in places that are far away from the Internet access I so love (and need!), or worse, in locations where there is simply none.My current location, in Costa Rica, qualifies as a mix between the two. There is Internet access here, but it can take a bit of time to find. I am currently in the mountains in the middle of the country where 256k Internet access with frequent outages is about as good as it's going to get.
I have been writing new articles for chipmunkninja.com, I just have not yet had a good chance to upload them. I will change this over the next few weeks and upload the various articles I have written.
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Four recent semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent and the ability to follow coursework in Spanish, as assessed by SIT.
The interdisciplinary coursework in the Peru: Indigenous Peoples and Globalization program focuses on Peru's traditional and contemporary indigenous societies in the context of both Peruvian identity politics and the transnational pressures of globalization. Students learn about the history and cultural identity of Peru's native Andean, Amazonian, and campesinos communities while examining these groups' community development, preservation, and advocacy efforts in the context of shifting global forces. Students participate in a variety of research and cultural activities throughout the semester and learn from researchers, academics, professionals, practitioners, and community experts. During the final month of the semester, students leverage their field study experience and research skills to conduct an Independent Study Project (ISP).
The following syllabi are from a recent or upcoming semester of this program. Because courses develop and change over time to take advantage of unique learning opportunities, actual course content varies from semester to semester. The syllabi can be useful for students, faculty, and study abroad offices in assessing credit transfer. Read more about credit transfer.
History of Indigenous Cultures in Peru - syllabus (PDF)
(LACB 3000 / 3 credits / 45 class hours)
Conducted in Spanish with required readings, the course examines the historical processes of the Andean and Amazonian indigenous populations in Peru. Students study the experiences of Peruvian indigenous populations during the last five centuries and examine, from an indigenous perspective, the prosperity of the precolonial period, the enslavement of the colonial period, and the construction of the Peruvian republic. Course resources include lecturers, shamans, and civic leaders.
Indigenous Peoples in Motion: Changes, Resistance, and Globalization- syllabi (PDF)
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An interdisciplinary course conducted in Spanish with required readings and relevant educational excursions. The course explores the contemporary transformations of indigenous groups through multiple lenses. Mobilization and political organization of indigenous groups surrounding the defense of their cultures, territories, and natural environments is discussed. Lecturers typically include professors in the fields of anthropology, intercultural education, and environmental studies; indigenous leaders and artists; Amazonian and Andean healers; human rights leaders; and others.
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Emphasis on speaking, reading, and writing skills through classroom and field instruction. Based on in-country evaluation, including oral proficiency testing, students are placed in intensive intermediate or advanced classes, with further language practice in Cusco homestays, lectures, and field visits.
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A course in the concepts of learning across cultures and from field experience. Introduction to the Independent Study Project. Material includes cross-cultural adaptation and skills building; project selection and refinement; appropriate methodologies; field study ethics and the World Learning/SIT Human Subjects Review Policy; developing contacts and finding resources; developing skills in observation and interviewing; gathering, organizing, and communicating data; maintaining a work journal; specific attention to research ethics and intellectual property when working with marginalized peoples; exposure to non-Western research methodologies.
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Conducted in Cusco or in another approved location appropriate to the project in Peru. Sample topics include: role of oral histories, legends, and myths in ethnocultural preservation; knowledge transmission; changing agricultural practices; ecotourism as a community development model; grassroots empowerment; urban indigenous communities; generational dynamics in cultural pride and heritage.
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When this popular nighttime soap debuted in 2003, Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Nathan Scott (James Lafferty) were sworn enemies on and off the basketball court. The reason for this tension eventually revealed itself: the boys were half-brothers. This bitter secret proved to be just one of many that would shape the drama of Tree Hill, the town where Lucas, Nathan, their families, and their peers all reside. Parental conflict and steamy romantic triangles create much of the show's tension, with the character of Dan Scott (Nathan and Lucas's father) developing into one of television's most sinister villains. In a bold move, the show's fifth season jumped ahead to the group's post-college years, introducing a whole new set of challenges for its characters. Includes every episode from series 1-9.
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Everything is Awesome! The LEGO® Movie is the first-ever, full-length theatrical LEGO® adventure. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, 21 Jump Street) the original 3D computer-animated story follows Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average LEGO® minifigure who is mistakenly identified as The Special, the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He is drafted into a fellowship of strangers on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared. This includes both 3D Blu-ray, 2D Blu-ray versions and a UV copy. Contains 2 discs. Cert U.
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Lovely jubbly! This all-encompassing box set contains every series and special of the ever popular British sitcom. Join Del, Rodney and all your favourite characters for some classic comedy.
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Leonard and Sheldon are brilliant physicists - wizards in the laboratory, but socially inept outside of it. Enter beautiful, FREE-spirited neighbour, Penny, who aims to teach them a thing or two about life. While Leonard spends his days looking for love, Sheldon is quite content video-chatting with platonic partner Amy Farrah Fowler, or playing Star Trek 3-D chess with their ever-expanding universe of friends, including fellow scientists Koothrappali and Wolowitz, and Wolowitz's wife, the adorable micro-biologist, Bernadette. Contains 3 discs. Cert 12.
Everything is Awesome! The LEGO® Movie is the first-ever, full-length theatrical LEGO® adventure. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, 21 Jump Street) the original 3D computer-animated story follows Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average LEGO® minifigure who is mistakenly identified as The Special, the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He is drafted into a fellowship of strangers on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared. This version includes a UV copy. Contains 1 disc. Cert U.
Game Of Thrones - Seasons 1-3 Boxset
In Westeros summers span decades, winters can last a lifetime and the struggle for the Iron Throne has begun.
After the untimely death of King Robert Baratheon several houses claim a right to the title and nobody is safe from the ravages of war that follow. The devastation encompasses the frozen northern territories, the vast Riverlands to the east and Kings Landing in the south, where evil plots are hatched and dark schemes are born from hatred.
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Featuring the voices of Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, 'Frozen' is the coolest comedy-adventure ever to hit the big screen. When a prophecy traps a kingdom in eternal winter, Anna, a fearless optimist, teams up with extreme mountain man Kristoff and his sidekick reindeer Sven on an epic journey to find Anna's sister Elsa, the Snow Queen, and put an end to her icy spell. Encountering mystical trolls, a funny snowman named Olaf, everest-like extremes and magic at every turn, Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom from destruction. Contains 1 disc. Cert U.
The Simpsons reside in the town of Springfield. Homer works as a safety inspector at the local nuclear power plant; Marge tries to keep the peace in her family; Bart is the mischievous 10 year-old hellion; 8 year-old Lisa is the intelligent, saxophone-playing vegetarian member of the family; and baby Maggie conveys emotions via pacifier sucks. Viewers also have come to know and love the rich, and sometimes quirky, universe of characters who inhabit Springfield. In the milestone 350th episode, Homer befriends beer-loving barfly and roofer Ray Magini, guest-voiced by Ray Romano. After discovering a shared passion for sandwiches and the Three Stooges, Homer and Ray become inseparable friends. However, Marge believes Ray is a figment of Homer's imagination and enlists the help of Dr. Hibbert to literally 'shock' Ray Magini out of Homer's system. Famed author and scientist Stephen Hawking also makes a return guest voice appearance as himself. Contains 4 discs. Cert 12.
Experience the drama behind the rise of a retail legend with Mr Selfridge series 1 and 2 on DVD.
Sit down, relax and get set for your next box set adventure with this great-value pack that brings you the spectacular story of American entrepreneur Harry Selfridge.
Join Harry, his family, friends, lovers and staff in this lavish ITV production set in the glamour of bustling London at the dawn of modern retail.
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Series 1: Twenty-something brothers Adam and Jonny return to the family home each week for a Jewish Friday night dinner of soup, chicken and crumble - plus massive side-orders of wind-ups and bickering. With a Masterchef-obsessed Mum, Dad eating from the rubbish bin, Grandma wearing her new bikini around the house and Jim the neighbour who's terrified of his own dog, it's a feat of endurance. And that's before the concerns about Jonny's 'made-up' girlfriend and Dad's non-stop requests for Adam to find a 'female' on the Internet. Of course, every family has its foibles, its rituals and its eccentricities. It's just that the Goodmans have made something of an art form of theirs.
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Crank up the gravity and put your head safely in a jar! It is Season Seven of Futurama - the animated sci-fi comedy from The Simpsons creator Matt Groening. Crammed with a whole new dimension of extras not shown on TV, this cosmic collection includes 13 bizarre and brilliant episodes involving ancient prophecies, presidents heads, robot gangsters, angry butterflies and of course, sausage making. It is a shipload of futuristic fun! Contains 3. Cert 12.
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After a violent shipwreck left billionaire playboy Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) stranded on a desert island for five years, upon his return to civilisation, he was a changed man. Desperate to make amends for some of the actions he committed in his younger days and while trying to reconnect with those closest to him, Oliver Queen creates an alter ego named Arrow and becomes a vigilante. Includes every episode in the first series. Contains 1 disc. Cert 15.


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Dozens of Terre Haute-area seniors are lining up for the newly constructed Park Place apartments on the city's south side.
The new three-story senior-living apartment building will open for business on March 21.
About one-third of the 78 apartments are already leased, said property manager Sue Collins. More than 40 apartments remain available for rent, she said.
"It's looking good," said a soon-to-be tenant who did not want to be named. "Everything is immaculate."
Monthly rental rates at the 88,200-square-foot apartment building are based on tenant income through the federal government's Section 42 low-income housing tax credit program. Rents range from $199 to $511 for one-bedroom apartments and from $238 to $612 for two-bedroom apartments.
To qualify to live at Park Place, a tenant must be age 55 or older. Also, a tenant's income cannot be more than $23,280 for a single resident or $26,580 in combined income for a family of two. There are only one- and two-bedroom apartments in the building.
"A lot of our tenants have never lived in a brand-new place before," Collins said.
Landscaping and other work remained to be done at Park Place as of Monday. Once fully completed, the apartment building will feature a library on the third floor, a game room on the second floor and a fitness room and a party room, complete with full kitchen, on the ground floor.
There are no garages with the apartments. However, there is a large, lighted parking lot in front of the building. There are also plans to eventually construct a privacy fence around the building, Collins noted.
The seniors renting at Park Place are very happy to have their own washer and dryer units already installed in each apartment, Collins said. Seniors appreciate not needing to carry their laundry to a coin-laundry or a common laundry room, she said. "Everybody loves that. That's a huge thing," Collins said.
Each apartment also includes a balcony or porch and closet and storage space, Collins said.
Park Place apartments are owned by Crestline Communities, an Indianapolis development company. The apartments are at Wheeler and Arleth streets, west of South Third Street. Crestline Communities specializes in developing and managing multifamily properties in the Midwest.
Park Place apartments is planning an open house on Saturday. To learn more, call (812) 232-4371.
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Actor Kevin Kilner's credits include an impressive list of television and film appearances including recurring roles in One Tree Hill, Greek and Earth: Final Conflict—a career that dates back to 1989, with the role of "Steve" in The Cosby Show.
But before he became an actor, he was first and foremost, a Lion—a Dulaney High School Lion to be exact.
Kilner graduated from the Timonium high school in 1976. He went on to Johns Hopkins University where he played midfield for the school's lacrosse team, which won three national championships between 1978-80, according to his IMDB page.
On Tuesday, Kilner returned to his alma mater to speak to the school's budding thespians about acting, theatre and music classes, as part of the Center Stage community education relations department.
Kilner is currently starring in the Center Stage rendition of Arthur Miller's An Enemy of the People. The show closes Oct. 21.
Drama teacher Susan Lev-Tairstein said, "Kevin Kilner provided articulate insights to both the play we will be seeing him perform in "Enemy of the People" and the professional life of an actor. Insights that can only be gained through 28 years in the performing arts. It was such a great opportunity for the students, one I hope we can provide more often."
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SHELBYVILLE, IL. — Chloe Spain and Ailey Mitchell cruised into 1st and 2nd and pulled the rest of the Lady Rams into 3rd place at the Shelbyville Sectional on Saturday, advancing to state. Leading Ram runner, Ryan Skowronski, finished 3rd and also advanced to state.
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The 22nd annual Mount Hope Jubilee kicks off this evening with the Mount Hope Jubilee's Got Talent Talent Show, and continues through Saturday evening's Sentimental Journey Prom.
The Jubilee celebrates Mount Hope's history, as well as that of its now-shuttered high school. In 2012, the Jubilee committee is recognizing Mount Hope area churches.
Grand marshals for the 2012 event are Norville and Juanita Ellison, longtime residents of the city. (See accompanying story.)
Among the special events scheduled for this year's event is Friday's first annual Tommy Stafford Memorial Fundraiser Golf Tournament, sponsored by Mountain of Hope.
In spite of the fact that Mount Hope High, long a focus of activities in the Fayette County community, was closed and the community's students sent to Oak Hill to school, the former school's Alumni Association is still active, and will gather during Jubilee weekend to celebrate. A Mount Hope High alumni reception is scheduled for 6 to 10 p.m. Friday at the old YMCA building.
Saturday brings a full day of activities, beginning with the festival parade at 10 a.m. The Tom Stafford Memorial Car Show, always a popular draw, begins at 11 a.m. on South Main Street.
Arts and crafts and food vendors will be set up throughout the day, and a jam-packed schedule of music is on tap. Other events include hayrides, face painting, yard sales, a money wheel, rubber duck race and a memorabilia room. Window displays along Main Street also profile the city's early days as a mining boom town.
22nd Annual Mount Hope Jubilee
Schedule of Events
Thursday, Oct. 4
-- Mt. Hope Jubilee's Got Talent Talent Show (contact Lisa Kinsler at 304-663-8115 for more information; $5 registration fee)
Friday, Oct. 5
-- Mountain of Hope proudly presents the 1st Annual Tommy Stafford Memorial Fundraiser Golf Tournament (or additional information, contact Jerry Adams at 304-610-8383 or Mickey Plumley at 770-329-2506
-- Mt. Hope Alumni Reception, sponsored by Mt. Hope Alumni Association (at Old YMCA), 6 to 10 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 6
-- Jubilee parade, 10 a.m.
-- Tom Stafford Memorial Car Show, 11 a.m., all day at South Main Street (contact Gary Pack at 304-573-6467
-- Alan and Peyton Kinsler, 9:30 to 11 a.m., Aide's parking lot (contemporary gospel)
-- River Chase, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Mt. Hope Community Center (rock and roll)
-- Billy Payne, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Aide's parking lot (country music)
-- Hit & Run, 12 to 1:30 p.m., Mt. Hope Community Center (rock and roll)
-- Karen James, 1 to 1:30 p.m., Aide's parking lot (gospel music)
-- Cody Wickline, 2 to 2:30 p.m., Aide's parking lot (country music)
-- Slick Willy (Jim Pino), 2 to 4 p.m., Mt. Hope Community Center (rock and roll)
-- Talent Contest winner, 2:30 to 3 p.m., Aide's parking lot
-- Mt. Hope Alumni Association, in front of old YMCA, all day (alumni ware and membership)
-- Rubber Duck Race, 4 p.m., behind Sam's Place to wooden foot bridge
-- Money Wheel, across from clock, chance to win money, 12 p.m. (sponsored by City National Bank)
-- Arts and Crafts, all day (contact Missy Smith for setups at 304-237-6059
-- Food vendors, all day
-- Memorabilia Room, all day, beside Smokehouse in Mount Hope
-- Methodist Church — drama, hayride, face painting, yard sale
-- Sentimental Journey Prom — Raleigh County Convention Center, 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m.


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We are making candles for a fund raiser and sold out of this in less than 2 hours. We are using the Palm wax. Someone said it smelled spicy but ours smelled like bubble gum. (strange) But this even took out the smell of the other candles I was making when I burned it at my house.
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I left a soy candle sitting in a box (with no lid on it) with other candles - I had not marked what scent it was. Days later, tried to figure out the scent and all I could smell was the scent of the other candles in the box! After a few hours of having the lid on it, I figured out it was the Odor Eliminator. MIL boiled chicken - house was stinking! I burned the Odor Eliminator - no more stink smell! I have 4 orders for large candles from pet owners and 1 smoker currently!
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A Funeral Mass for Bernard J. Niehoff, 85, of Floyds Knobs, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at St. John Starlight Catholic Church, with burial in the church cemetery. He died Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012 at Guerin Woods Senior Center in Georgetown.
He was an Army veteran of World War II, a retired carpet installer for the Odell Andres Carpet Co. and was a member of St. John Starlight Catholic Church.
Survivors include his wife, Sharon Libs Niehoff; three sons, Ronald Niehoff, Jerry Niehoff and Brad Niehoff and his wife, Cindy; three daughters, Cindy Curry and her husband, Brad, Suzie Luckett and her husband, Matt, and Kelly Payne and her husband, Jay; a brother, Leo A. Niehoff and his wife, Mid; a sister, Mary Elizabeth "Sis" Schneider and her husband, Earl; 15 grandchildren, Joe Fox and his wife, Sara, Kristi Foxworthy and her husband, Brian, Dawn McLean, Brandon Missi, Leah Huber and her husband, A.J., Rusty Niehoff and his wife, Kelly, Brooke Heuser, Brent and Wade Niehoff, Adam Luckett and his wife, Brittany, Paige Stolberg and her husband, Danny, Ben Luckett, Hallie Luckett, and Kevin and Mandy Payne; and eight great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Zita Book Niehoff, two sons, Joseph and Rusty Niehoff, and a sister, Anna Andres.
Visitation at the Market Street Chapel of Seabrook, Dieckmann and Naville Funeral Homes will be from 11 a.m.t o 8 p.m. today.
The family requests expressions of sympathy take the form of memorial contributions to St. John Starlight Catholic Church or the Villas of Guerin Woods.


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The College Bowl Game season is underway.
The University of Iowa may not be going to a postseason bowl game for the first time since 2000, but there are plenty of intriguing football bowl games on the schedule this year. We've got your complete list here, along with notes on teams featuring players who played their prep ball in Iowa. If we've missed out on any of the local connections, tell us about it in the comment section. (All times Central.)
Two Urbandale graduates will be heading to the Liberty Bowl with the Iowa State Cyclones. Anthony Lazard and Jake McDonough are both making the trip to take on Tulsa.
Here is the full schedule:
BCS Games
BCS National Championship Game, Notre Dame vs. Alabama
January 7, 7:30 p.m., ESPN
Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio, Stanford vs. Wisconsin
January 1, 4 p.m., ESPN
Former Linn-Mar standout David Parry, of Marion, is a backup at defensive tackle for the Stanford Cardinals. Sam Raridon, a West Des Moines Valley senior, has committed to Wisconsin. Zach Davison, who attended Waukee, is a junior tight end on Wisconsin.
Discover Orange Bowl, Florida State vs. Northern Illinois
January 1, 7:30 p.m., ESPN
Allstate Sugar Bowl, Florida vs. Louisville
January 2, 7:30 p.m., ESPN
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Kansas State vs. Oregon
January 3, 7:30 p.m., ESPN
Cedar Rapids Kennedy grad Christian French is a defensive back for Oregon Ducks. French was drafted as a tight end but has converted to defense since arriving at Oregon. Jesse Ertz, a Mediapolis senior quarterback, has committed to Kansas State.
Iowa State Bowl Game
AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Tulsa vs. Iowa State
December 31, 2:30 p.m., ESPN
The Iowa State roster is filled with player from around Iowa. Take a look:1 Cole Netten PK 6-1 217 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny) 7 Matt Van Dyke WR 5-9 160 RSr. West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley) 8 Brett Bueker QB 6-4 229 RSr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Pleasant Valley) 11 Charlie Rogers DB 6-1 198 Fr. Iowa City, Iowa (West) 12 Wes Boyer DB 6-0 192 RJr. Cedar Falls, Iowa (Cedar Falls) 13 Kirby Van Der Kamp P 6-4 203 Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley) 14 Jared Brackens DB 6-1 204 So. Mesquite, Texas (North) 15 Ben Durbin DL 6-2 275 Sr. Gilbert, Iowa (Wyoming) (Gilbert) 15 Brandon Horbach QB 6-3 193 RFr. Toledo, Iowa (South Tama) 16 Ben Goaley RB 5-11 187 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa (Dowling Catholic) 17 Bradley Hagerla LB 6-2 208 RFr. Johnston, Iowa (Johnston) 18 Collin Bevins DL 6-5 269 Fr. Creston, Iowa (Creston) 18 Ryan Gent QB 6-2 200 RJr. Wellman, Iowa (Mid-Prairie) 19 Ben Fisher WR 6-3 200 RSo. Van Meter, Iowa (Van Meter) 19 Josh Lenz WR 6-0 200 Sr. Dubuque, Iowa (Hempstead) 20 Jake Knott LB 6-3 252 Sr. Waukee, Iowa (Waukee) 23 Darian Cotton DB 5-11 180 RFr. Mount Pleasant, Iowa (Mount Pleasant) 29 Kane Seeley LB 6-1 221 Fr. Perry, Iowa (Perry) 32 Cody Ahrendt LB 6-0 223 RSo. Sioux City, Iowa (North) 32 Jeff Woody RB 6-1 239 RJr. Pleasant Hill, Iowa (Southeast Polk) 33 Josh Jahlas DB 6-1 190 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Kennedy) 34 Drake Ferch DB 5-11 200 Jr. State Center, Iowa (Iowa Western) (West Marshall) 35 Levi Peters DB 5-10 200 Fr. Gilmore City, Iowa (Fort Dodge) 36 Jace Hawley DB 5-10 205 Sr. Vail, Iowa (Ar-We-Va) 37 Walker Lee Woods DB 5-11 192 RJr. Waukee,Iowa (South Dakota) (Waukee) 40 Dalton Ferch RB 5-10 186 Fr. State Center, Iowa (West Marshall) 41 Edwin Arceo PK 5-9 191 Jr. Muscatine, Iowa (Iowa Central) (Muscatine) 43 Jordan Welch LB 6-1 225 Fr. Lamoni, Iowa (Southeast Polk) 45 Knute Severson LB 6-2 210 Fr. Clarion, Iowa (Clarion-Goldfield) 46 Karl Nicholson LB 6-3 205 Fr. Gilbert, Iowa (Gilbert) 48 Cory Morrissey DE 6-4 248 So. Ames, Iowa (Iowa Western) (Gilbert) 49 Spencer Thornton DS 6-1 240 RSo. Marion, Iowa (Cedar Rapids Washington) 50 Willie Scott DE 6-2 242 RJr. Orlando, Fla. (Jones) 51 Tanner Tusha DS 6-0 185 Fr. Clear Lake, Iowa (Clear Lake) 53 Anthony Lazard LB 6-0 188 Fr. Urbandale, Iowa (Urbandale) 54 Marcus Benton DE 6-2 239 RFr. Van Meter, Iowa (Van Meter) 55 Jevohn Miller LB 6-1 245 So. Brooklyn, Iowa (BGM) 57 Nick Lande DS 5-11 170 Fr. Granger, Iowa (Woodward-Granger) 58 Jared Weaver LB 6-1 220 RSo. Moville, Iowa (Sioux City Heelan) 59 Charley Forey LB 6-0 195 Fr. Sioux City, Iowa (North) 61 Nick Beckman OL 6-3 275 RFr. Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa City High) 62 Nick Fett OL 6-7 275 Fr. Audubon, Iowa (Audubon) 63 Patrick McCaffery DL 6-2 252 RFr. North Liberty, Iowa (Iowa City Regina) 64 Ethan Tuftee OL 6-4 310 RJr. Davenport, Iowa (Assumption) 65 Jacob Gannon OL 6-7 290 RSo. Iowa City, Iowa (West) 67 Kody Sjoblom DL 6-1 253 RSo. State Center, Iowa (West Marshall) 69 Nick Kron DE 6-2 240 RFr. Clive, Iowa (Valley) 69 Kyle Lichtenberg OL 6-6 301 RJr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Bettendorf) 70 Drew Davis OL 6-9 340 RSr. Dubuque, Iowa (Wahlert) 72 Brock Dagel OL 6-8 290 RFr. Cherokee, Iowa (Cherokee-Washington) 76 Jamison Lalk OL 6-6 280 RFr. Council Bluffs, Iowa (Abraham Lincoln) 82 Derek Hammann WR 5-8 155 Fr. Dyersville, Iowa (Beckman) 85 Mitchell Harger WR 5-10 190 Fr. Alburnett, Iowa (Alburnett) 85 Devin Lemke DE 6-4 230 RFr. Alden, Iowa (Iowa Falls-Alden) 87 Chanse Creekmur TE 6-5 229 Jr. Marshalltown, Iowa (Arizona State) (Marshalltown) 90 Mitch Amundson PK 6-0 193 RSo. Sioux City, Iowa (East) 92 Austin Krick DL 6-2 263 RSo. Clinton, Iowa (Clinton) 93 Brandon Jensen DL 6-5 287 RSo. Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny) 94 Jake McDonough DL 6-5 280 RSr. Urbandale, Iowa (Valley) 95 Ben Boesen TE 6-6 216 RFr. Des Moines, Iowa, (Dowling Catholic) 97 Jorden Studer DL 6-3 280 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa (Ankeny)
Non-BCS Bowl Games
AT&T Cotton Bowl, Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M
January 4, 7 p.m., FOX
Outback Bowl, Michigan vs. South Carolina
January 1, noon, ABC
Amara Darboh, who played at West Des Moines Dowling, is a freshman wide receiver for the Michigan Wolverines. He did not play this year.
Capital One Bowl, Georgia vs. Nebraska
January 1, noon, ABC
Ben Cotton, a former Ames High standout, is a senior tight end for Nebraska.
Heart of Dallas Bowl, Purdue vs. Oklahoma State
January 1, 11 a.m., ESPNU
And here are more bowl games scheduled:
GoDaddy.com Bowl, Arkansas State vs. Kent State
January 6, 8 p.m., ESPN
BBVA Compass Bowl, Pittsburgh vs. Ole Miss
January 5, noon, ESPN
TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, Northwestern vs. Mississippi State
January 1, 11 a.m., ESPN2
Chick-fil-A Bowl, LSU vs. Clemson
December 31 6:30 p.m., ESPN
Hyundai Sun Bowl, Georgia Tech vs. USC
December 31, 1 p.m., CBS
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl, Vanderbilt vs. North Carolina State
December 31, 11 a.m., ESPN
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, TCU vs. Michigan State
December 29, 9:15 p.m., ESPN
Valero Alamo Bowl, Texas vs. Oregon State
December 29, 5:45 p.m., ESPN
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Navy vs. Arizona State
December 29, 3 p.m., ESPN2
Matt Haack, a senior punter for West Des Moines Dowling, has committed to Arizona State.
New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Syracuse vs. West Virginia
December 29, 2:15 p.m., ESPN
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, Rice vs. Air Force
December 29, 10:45 a.m., ESPN
Meineke Car Care of Texas Bowl, Minnesota vs. Texas Tech
December 28, 8 p.m., ESPN
Russell Athletic Bowl, Virginia Tech vs. Rutgers
December 28, 4:30 p.m., ESPN
AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl, University of Louisiana-Monroe vs. Ohio University
December 28 1 p.m., ESPN
Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl, Baylor vs. UCLA
December 27, 8:45 p.m., ESPN
Belk Bowl, Duke vs. Cincinnati
December 27, 5:30 p.m., ESPN
Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman, Army vs. San Jose State
Dec. 27, 2 p.m., ESPN
Michael Hudson, a former wide receiver from Urbandale who attended West Des Moines Dowling, is a sophomore for Army.
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, Western Kentucky vs. Central Michigan
December 26, 6:30 p.m., ESPN
Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, SMU vs. Fresno State
Dec. 24, 7 p.m., ESPN
MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, Washington vs. Boise State
December 22, 2:30 p.m., ESPN
R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, East Carolina vs. Louisiana-Lafayette
December 22, 11 a.m., ESPN
Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg Bowl, UCF vs. Ball State
December 21, 6:30 p.m., ESPN
S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl, BYU vs. San Diego State
December 20, 7 p.m., ESPN
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Utah State vs. Toledo
December 15, 3:30 p.m. ESPN
Gildan New Mexico Bowl, Nevada vs. Arizona
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NFL teams sign, release players
The Bills and the Cowboys have both released players, while a member of the New England Patriots announces his retirement.
Thursday's Sports Minute
A look at the sports news making headlines today, Thursday, July 17.
Watch the birdies? No, watch the Tiger, Watson says
After missing the U.S. Masters and the U.S. Open, Tiger Woods returns to major championship action at this week's British Open.
Wednesday's Sports Minute
A look at the sports news making headlines today, Wednesday, July 16.
Cowboys release Orton, Saints sign Graham
The Saints and Cowboys make player moves, and a former punter threatens to sue the Vikings.
PHOTOS: 2014 All-Star Game
While Yankees captain Derek Jeter received the cheers, American League outfielder Mike Trout got the hardware and was named MVP.
Jeter helps American League to All-Star win
Derek Jeter completed a storybook ending to his All-Star career by helping the American League to a 5-3 victory.
Alice Coachman, first black woman to win Olympic gold, dead
The sports legend was the first African-American to earn an endorsement deal in 1952, when she signed on to promote Coca-Cola.
Tuesday's Sports Minute
A look at the sports news making headlines today, Tuesday, July 15.
It's Jeter's last, Puig's first All-Star Game
Derek Jeter will be making his 14th and final All-Star appearance, while dynamic Yasiel Puig makes his Midsummer Classic debut.
PHOTOS: 2014 Home Run Derby
Yoenis Cespedes became just the second player to successfully defend the MLB Home Run Derby title.
Cespedes defends Home Run Derby title in Minnesota rain
Oakland Athletics slugger Yoenis Cespede is only the second player to successfully defend baseball's Home Run Derby title.
Akron plans party for LeBron's homecoming
Northeast Ohio is planning to welcome the King home in style.
On break from murder trial, Pistorius in night club altercation
South African Olympic track star Oscar Pistorius was involved in an argument at a night club just days after his lawyers wrapped up their defense in his murder trial.
Ravens cornerback Smith arrested in Baltimore nightclub
The Baltimore Ravens was arrested over the weekend giving the team the highest arrest record in the NFL since last season.
Top 10 most memorable World Cup moments
From swashbuckling goals to inglorious exits, on-field shenanigans to sideline lunacy, the World Cup was packed with memorable moments.
WATCH: Metallica's 'This is SportsCenter' ad
Metallica offers the staff at ESPN free guitar lessons and try to write intro songs for golf.
World Cup was biggest social media event ever
Brazil's World Cup was the biggest social media event in history.
Woods drawn with Stenson and Cabrera at Hoylake
Tiger Woods will play alongside twice major winner Angel Cabrera of Argentina and second-ranked Swede Henrik Stenson in the first round of the British Open.
NBA: Anthony makes NY return official, Deng to Miami
Carmelo Anthony made his return to the New York Knicks official, while the Miami Heat made a move to reload following the exit of LeBron James.


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This Buttery Apple Pear Crisp is a perfect dish for Sunday brunch or dessert anytime.
Kerrygold Apple Pear Crisp
3/4 Cup Flour
3/4 Cup Oatmeal
1 Teaspoon Cinnamon
1/2 Teaspoon Nutmeg
1/2 Cup Brown Sugar
3/4 Cup Kerrygold Butter, at room temperature
3 Cups Apples, peeled, cored and sliced
3 Cups Pears, peeled, cored and sliced
Preheat oven to 350° F. In a large bowl, combine flour, oatmeal, cinnamon, nutmeg and
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HOUSTON -- The Boston Globe writer who put out an article blasting the Texans is offering no apologies. Columnist Dan Shaughnessy says he stands by his words but wants the Texans to prove him wrong.
The column that was published on Sunday went as far to call the Texans the worst 11-1 team in the history of the NFL.
"You've got a team in Houston that is not being taken seriously by New England. I'm not saying everyone is as strong about it as I am, but I don't think Patriots fans are worried about this game," Dan Shaughnessy told KHOU 11 News in a phone interview.
Here's a portion of what Shaughnessy wrote:
"The 2012-13 New England Patriots just became the first team in NFL history to get back-to-back byes before advancing to the conference championship game.
"Could this get any easier?
I mean, seriously? The planets are aligned and the tomato cans are in place. The fraudulent Houston Texans are the only team standing between the New England Patriots and a trip to the AFC Championship game. All the Patriots have to do is beat the terrible Texans. One week from Sunday. At Gillette Stadium.
Pass Go and collect $200. The Patriots are in the AFC title game." (credit, Boston Globe)
Even star running back Arian Foster took notice of the column slamming the Texans. He changed his Twitter profile picture to an image of the first three paragraphs of what was published in the Globe.
"Good for him. He seems like a smart guy, and obviously he's a great player. It's very flattering. I'm surprised they care what we think," explained Shaughnessy.
Shaughnessy is predicting a blowout on the field.
"Clearly in the real world there's always a chance, anything can happen. In my world, my belief is that they have no chance. I see no way of them coming out on top," added Shaughnessy.
Texans fans who have read the article hope the negativity only fuels their team to come out on top.
"They smashed our mouths the first time, and we're gonna smash their mouths this time. They can talk all the smack they want!," said Texans fan Peter Ream.


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MEDIA–Media's 53nd Annual Veterans Day Parade, which is the largest Veterans Day parade in the state, will be held on Monday, Nov. 12, at 11:11 a.m.
Media Mayor Bob McMahon said this year's honors will focus on the new, greatest generation of veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan.
McMahon said U.S. General David Petraeus recently referred to this generation of veterans as the new, greatest generation in an educational program film and it was decided that would be the theme of this year's parade.
The parade will kick off with the roar of motorcycles down State Street. Then the thousands of parade-goers will enjoy 10 high school marching bands, fire trucks and first responders and of course veterans.
Guest speakers and special parade guests include, Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (D), Congressman Bob Brady (D) and U.S. Rep. Pat Meehan (R-Dist. 7) and Col. Wilbur Wolf with the Pennsylvania National Guard.
McMahon said Casey is expected to speak on the new, greatest generation and the commitment that our newest veterans have given to the country.
Along with the high school marching bands, 400 junior ROTC from 10 different schools will march in the parade, including Chester High School's Marine Corp. ROTC.
The passing of the flag will also take place in front of the County Courthouse.
A large crowd attended last year's Veterans Day Parade when Vice President Joe Biden spoke but McMahon said this year the weather is expected to be much nicer. Temperatures were unusually low during the 2011 parade.
McMahon said he expects 8,000 to 10,000 people to come out for the parade Monday and another million and a half will watch the local television news station's coverage throughout the day.
The parade route will begin at State Street and Edgmont Avenue and march down State to Orange Street and then turn onto Front Street. The guest speakers and a ceremony will follow the parade in front of the County Courthouse.
There will be no parking along Veteran's Square, Front, State and parts of Orange streets, beginning Monday morning.
The following schools and/or marching bands will march in the parade:
- Penncrest High School
- Springton Lake Middle School
- Paxon Hollow Middle School
- Strathhaven High School
- Beverly Hills Middle School
- Drexel Hill Middle School
- Interboro High School
- Garnet Valley High School
- Delcroft
- St. Aloysius School
- Ridley High School
- Chester High School ROTC
- Penn Delco ROTC
The parade is organized by the Veterans Legacy Project and the Veterans National Education Project.
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Pan Fried Pheasant Breast with Shallots, Wild Mushrooms and Smoked Bacon Served with a Red Wine Gravy:
This rich and tasty dish is a real winter warmer given a classy finish with the red wine gravy. When cooking the pheasant be careful not to overdo it as the meat can become dry. Try serving on a bed of mashed potato
To feed four people you will need
8x pheasant breast
8x rashers smoked streaky bacon cut into small pieces
200g round or banana shallots cut into quarters
200g mixed wild mushrooms sliced
300ml red wine
200ml chicken stock
4x teaspoon cornflour
Salt and pepper to season
Oil for frying
In a large heavy based sauce pan heat some oil on a medium heat, add the pheasant breasts and fry until well browned then add the shallots, mushrooms and bacon and fry until all the juices have been released and starting to brown a little
Remove the breasts from the pan and put in a warm place
Add the red wine to the pan with the mushroom ,shallot and bacon and turn up the heat to reduce by about one third
Add the stock and bring back to a rapid boil, mix the cornflour with a little water and add slowly stirring all the time until the gravy thickens to how you like it
Season the sauce with salt and pepper
Return the breasts to the sauce mixture and cook on a slow simmer until the juices run clear, then serve.
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HIV ,BROKEN CONDOM & DETERGENTSOLUTIONDear Mr. RMK,Two years back I had sex with a call girl. I had put on a condom but unfotunately it broke during the intercourse. I could find it only after the withdrawl. I found the head of my penis was open.Probably the condom broke during the...
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HIV Status of Michigan Man Remains Unknown, State Laws May Have Been BrokenEarlier this year, news reports buzzed about a Comstock Park, Mich., man who walked into a police station and confessed to attempting to infect hundreds of people with HIV either through unprotected sex or sharing needles. Initial reports claimed... Read more »
Pope Says Condoms Are Justified in Some Cases to Prevent HIV Infection"Pope Benedict XVI says in a new book that condoms can be justified for male prostitutes seeking to stop the spread of HIV, a stunning comment for a church criticized for its opposition to condoms and for a pontiff who has blamed them for making the... Read more »
Rates of Condom and Non-Condom-Based Anal Intercourse Practices Among Homosexually Active Men in Australia: Deliberate HIV Risk Reduction?"Three decades into the HIV epidemic and with the advancement of HIV treatments, condom and non-condom-based anal intercourse among gay men in resource-rich countries needs to be re-assessed," the authors wrote to introduce the current study. The... Read more »
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Rotting food prompts German gas leak scare
BERLIN (AP) — Emergency officials called to check out a suspected gas leak in Germany found a culprit they didn't expect: a fridge full of rotting food. Full Story
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Woody Allen back in spotlight, promoting new film
Throughout his long career, Woody Allen has been fascinated by magic, a theme he's explored frequently onscreen: playing a magician in "Scoop," sending Owen Wilson on time travel in "Midnight in Paris," or pulling Jeff Daniels out of a movie screen in "The Purple Rose of Cairo. Full Story
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TelCoa has just released a big survey of employers and telecommuting:
- The study, sponsored by Intel, looked at how these large organizations
addressed and overcame obstacles and objections to create successful
programs that benefit both the organization and its employees through
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A news release from the Office of the Governor:
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy today announced initial funding of $2 million for the Connecticut Shoreline Resiliency Fund, a low-interest loan program to help residents elevate their homes and flood-proof their businesses in areas prone to coastal flooding. The funding, which is expected to be approved by the State Bond Commission at its Jan. 9 meeting, will go toward providing administrative support for the program.
"Super Storm Sandy and Tropical Storm Irene ravaged many of Connecticut's shoreline communities. While the effort to rebuild is under way, we must make sure that when we rebuild, we are also mitigating the impacts of future storms," said Malloy. "This funding is an important first step. Once up and running, this program will get funding to homeowners and business owners to ensure that when the next storm hits Connecticut, it will not have the same devastating impact."
The Connecticut Department of Housing will be selecting a non-profit lender to manage the program. It will issue an RFP (request for proposal) in the coming weeks. In addition, the Governor will be working with the state legislature on securing additional funding authorization for the program during the 2014 legislative session.
Announced at the end of October, the Shoreline Resiliency Fund will provide loans of up to $300,000 for 10 years with no principal or interest for one year.
To be eligible for a loan, Connecticut homeowners and business owners' structures must be subject to coastal flooding and located in either Zone VE or Coastal Zone AE as defined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and National Flood Insurance Program. Shoreline Resiliency funds will be able to be used to elevate or flood-proof primary and secondary single family homes, 1-4 unit owner-occupied rentals and businesses. There is no income cap for applicants.
Flood-proofing is any combination of structural and non-structural additions, changes, or adjustments to structures which reduce or eliminate flood damage to real estate or improved real property, water and sanitary facilities, structures and their contents. Flood-proofing includes, but is not limited to, ensuring:
- Walls are watertight (substantially impermeable to the passage of water)
- Structural components can resist hydrostatic and hydrodynamic loads and effects of buoyancy
- Utilities are protected from flood damage
"Connecticut's shoreline is a tremendous asset that needs to be protected," state Department of Housing Commissioner Evonne Klein said. "This fund is indicative of the proactive steps we are taking to help residents prepare for the next storm."