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At the midway point in what Florida State cross country coach Karen Harvey has described as a "rebuilding year," the Seminoles once again appear to be shaping up as a national contender.
The Seminoles won their second consecutive major meet Sunday, overwhelming the Pre-Nationals field at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course in Terre Haute, Ind. with a miniscule 46-point total.
FSU placed three runners in the top eight, five in the top 14 and six in the top 20. The `Noles entered the meet ranked No. 3 in the USTFCCCA national polls and dispatched No. 4 Georgetown, the runner-up, by 53 points. Fifth-ranked Colorado was fourth, behind Michigan.
"They took a one-on-one race with a great Georgetown team and were really determined to win the meet," Harvey said. "That determination really showed."
Junior co-captain Amanda Winslow led the charge with a fourth-place finish over the windy, warm and slow 6-kilometer course in 20:44.Violah Lagat (seventh, 20:47) and Hannah Brooks (eighth, 20:48) continued the assault on the field, followed by freshman Colleen Quigley (13th, 21:03) and Jessica Parry (14th, 21:03). In short, the Seminoles put together an impressive 19-second, 1-5 split that was no match for the field of 40 teams and 303 finishers.
"I'm very pleased with that," Harvey said of the split. "We've never done that since I've been at Florida State. That split for 6k is very, very good."
Kayleigh Tyerman was the sixth Seminole finisher, crossing in 20th (21:20). Redshirt freshman Chelsi Woodruff rounded out the FSU finishers (86th, 22:23) in her first 6k race.
Winslow stayed with the lead pack through the first half of the race, but fell off the pace, only to recover over the last 1,500 meters when she found Lagat at her side.
"Faith and courage has been our motto all season," said Winslow. "I'm so thankful Violah came up and really helped me. She was encouraging me in the end, `Come on Winslow.'"
"That took a lot of courage to do that," Harvey said of Winslow's resolve. "She regrouped when she saw Violah. ... The response was fantastic."
A lot like the Seminoles' overall performance.
"Obviously, Violah Lagat and Colleen Quigley stood out the most from improving from Notre Dame," Harvey added. "You've got to hand it to the whole team. ...
"We still have quite a few people who have big room for improvement. ACC's are in two weeks and it's all about keeping them healthy and hungry."
The collective performance of the Seminoles certainly should provide a boost as the team locks in on continuing their ACC dominance on Oct. 29 at Clemson.
"We were all really happy with that," Winslow said of the tightly-knit pack of Seminole finishers. "Thirty seconds [between Nos. 1-5] was kind of our goal. ...The new girls did pretty amazing. That's why we went there, for the new girls to see the course. I think it worked out pretty well."
The Seminole men were not as fortunate. They tied for fourth in the 35-team field, but were at less than full strength, with junior co-captain Wes Rickman held out with a hamstring strain and sophomore Jakub Zivec nursing one of his own.
Those ailments didn't keep the 11th-ranked Seminoles from turning in some outstanding individual efforts as junior David Forrester and senior Mike Fout finished fifth and sixth in 24:09 and 24:14, respectively.
Senior transfer Breandan O Neill, in just his second appearance in an FSU singlet, was 27th over the 8-kilometer course in 24:46.
"I felt like we did really well at 1-2-3," FSU men's coach Bob Braman said. "Dave and Mike ran a team-type race. ... Breandan ran really well. We'll need him down the road."
Without Rickman, and with Zivec less than full speed after spending a week on the shelf, the `Noles simply couldn't keep pace with team champion Colorado (82 points), Portland (104) and Iona (109). FSU finished with 186 points, dead-locked with Eastern Kentucky.
Seth Proctor (71st, 25:25), who faded over the final 3,000 meters, and Zivec (80th, 25:32) rounded out FSU's top five. Freshman AJ del Valle was 193rd (26:38) in his first look at the NCAA Championship meet course in Terre Haute, Ind.
"We're not full strength and we're just not deep enough when we're not full strength," Braman said. "We've got work to do. We're still a top 20 team without Wes, but we're not a top 10. ...
"I felt like the efforts were there, we're just beat up right now. We've got ACC's coming up and we're the defending champions. We've just got to get healthy in two weeks, or less than two weeks."

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Your housing situation can be one of the most stressful aspects of the whole college experience. Especially if your roommates are writing nasty things about you on the Internet and your landlord has planted a hidden camera in your bedroom. Such was the situation for Chinemerem Eze, a Nigerian student at Brooklyn College, in December 2008, according to a lawsuit she's filed in New York Supreme Court.
When a college student complains about secret surveillance — as Tyler Clementi did last year — I've said before that they should be offered other housing arrangements. Eze did get new digs, but they weren't very attractive ones. When she went to the Brooklyn College Campus Security and Safety Office to complain about her suspicions, they offered her an involuntary two-week stay at a psychiatric hospital.
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When she flew the nest, she discovered that there was a hidden camera in her apartment. (On the defamation front, I see no nasty results in her Google search results.) She missed her final exams and was not able to complete them, and wound up losing a scholarship she'd received from the school, according to her attorney.
Now she's suing the security officers, psychologist, and the school for negligence, emotional distress, and false imprisonment. Her lawyer, Andrew Spinnell, says this was "totally inappropriate conduct by the college."
you can only hope that they face not only high fines for this but also some jail time for how they treated that girl and ignored her situation
Is there any third party corroboration to the existence of the camera?
ya thats gotta look very bad for the US if she gets deported and it goes on the news that thats how foreign students are treated here
They do this to ANYONE who complains of being watched by cameras, followed on the streets, or any type of harassment. It is called the "psychiatric reprisal". All doctors know about it. I was experiencing the same thing on the Internet, getting feedback about my personal life on this discussion group that used to be attached to all stock charts on Google Finance. Read about Targeted Individuals. She's lucky she found a lawyer that will help her, we usually can't find one because they are too afraid of being targeted themselves.


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Jacksonville (10-12) is slated to host Whitehouse (10-6) at 7:30 p.m. in the District 16-4A opener.
The Maidens, who are coached by Tony Harris, are led by senior post Chancii Scott and junior guard Jasmine Parson, who generally account for most of the Maidens' points.
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Whitehouse swept its games in the Brownsboro Doubleheader over the weekend by claiming triumphs over Van (53-32) and Brownsboro (43-30) and appear to be opening into conference play in excellent form.
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The Society for the Conservation of Bighorn Sheep, California Department of Fish and Game, and the Forest Service have conducted surveys for desert bighorn sheep in the San Gabriel Mountains annually since 1979.
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MAZEPPA — A Mazeppa church built in 1859 recently found new life as a food and clothing distribution center for Union County's needy. But now, open just two weeks, Mazeppa's Manna has become a job bank, a household necessities repository, essentially a clearing house for anyone in need.
"We were thinking how we could help" the many people and families in Union County still struggling in this economy, said the Rev. Ricky Phillips, pastor of Mazeppa Union Church in Lewisburg and St. John's Church of Dry Valley, near Winfield.
Wanting a warm, welcoming place, Mazeppa Union bought the former Mazeppa United Methodist Church at Col. John Kelly and Johnson Mill roads.
The need for the center became clear on its opening day Aug. 13, when about 50 families stood in line for items, Phillips said. Many were young families, and of those present, more than 70 were children, he said.
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Mel Goodes and Leonard Lauder at Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation's 2nd annual luncheon and symposium.
The Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation held its 2nd annual luncheon
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With Executive Chairs
Leonard A. Lauder, Lynn Forester de Rothschild,
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Alice Shure,
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Paula Zahn
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Joan Sutton Straus
Dr. Howard Fillit,
who presented a progress report on the development of Alzheimer's drugs. Leonard A. Lauder, Co-Chairman of the Foundation, welcomed guests at the Luncheon. Bonnie Pfeifer Evans and Alice Shure, trustees of the Charles Evans Foundation, presented the inaugural Charles Evans Award for Excellence to
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Paula Zahn and Dr. Eric Kandel
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Dr. Eric Kandel,
distinguished neuroscientist, world-renowned researcher, and winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
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Center for Children's Health, including
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Jennifer Pinkos,
hosted a shopping event at EDIT New York on September 26 to help kick-off the hospital's annual signature pediatric fundraiser, Light Up A Life.
Guests mingled and delighted on cocktails as they shopped to support programs to benefit pediatric patients at the Komansky Center. Light Up A Life will take place on Saturday, October 22 at the Field House at Chelsea Piers.
Event Co-chairs (clockwise from bottom left) Martha Busconi, Alison Pappas (green), Jennifer Pinkos, Dr. Gerald Loughlin, Angela Clofine, Amy Dieterich, and Merrill Curtis
Kathy Burns and Brenda Lewis
Valerie Feigen, co-owner of EDIT, Valerie Aston, and Alissa Emerson, co-owner of EDIT
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Alison Pappas and Angela Clofine
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Evette Ferguson, Jennifer Pinkos, Donya Bommer, and Sarah Meister
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Erica Armstrong and Nancy Eaves
Dr. Jonathan Chen
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Barbara Loughlin, Dr. Gerald Loughlin, and Erica Samuels
Tracey Huff, Suzanne Studier-Feldman, Angela Clofine, and Shannon Henderson
Valerie Feigen, Dr. Gerald Loughlin, and Alissa Emerson
Travis Acquavella, Annie Hildenbiddle, and Merrill Curtis
Allison Aston, Valerie Aston, Dr. Gerald Loughlin, Marcie Pantzer
Wendy Yevoli and Amy Dieterich
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Roann Costin and Paola Quadretti
Barbara Regna, Kathleen Giordano, and Eleanora Kennedy
Annette Rickel and Catherine Carey
Karen Koeningsberg
Martha Glass, Coco Kopelman, Melinda Blinken, and Nicole Limbocker
Rodney Hilton Brown and Sarah Beth Shrager
Barbara Regna and Kathleen Giordano
Roann Costin and Elizabeth Miller
Michel C. Witmer and Eleanore Kennedy
Nicole Limbocker, Annette Rickel, Melinda Blinken, Roann Costin, and Elizabeth Miller
Douglas Hickman and Karen Koeningsberg
Jane Crary and Roann Costin
Karen Klopp, Paola Quadretti, and Leslie Johnson
Amy Fine Collins and Kevin Costin
Scalamandré the legendary decorative fabric, wallcovering and trimmings house,
rolled out its zebra carpet in support of the Irish Georgian Society-–those lovely folks who raise funds and awareness to restore and preserve the great architectural treasures of Ireland.
Steven Stolman,
Scalamandré's president, welcomed guests to the company's iconic East Side townhouse, where everyone was literally surrounded by extraordinary damasks, brocades and prints as waiters passed spectacular hors d'oeuvre from King's Carriage House courtesy of
Liz King,
an IGS board member. IGS president
Peter Haveles
fondly remembered
Desmond FitzGerald, the Knight of Glin,
who died recently, while
Sheila O'Malley Fuchs
announced that the society's upcoming gala would be a tribute to The Knight's lifetime commitment to the Irish Georgian Society.
There was sipping and schmoozing in true Irish style. Among the guests were
Joe Fuchs, Kay and John McEnroe, Ambassador Anne Anderson, Loretta Brennan Glucksman, Jean Hutar, Louise Peabody and Edgar Lansbury, Amy Hoadley and Bob Gianos, Michel Witmer and Dr. Dino Rivera, Robert Rufino, Duane Hampton,
John Tiffany, Grace and Chris Meigher, Ellen Fitzsimons, Suzy Slesin, costume designer William Ivey Long,
Jason Kontos, Carolyn Englefied, Eugenia Santiesteban Soto
and a host of interior design luminaries that included
Judy Hadlock, Scott Sanders, Keith Carroll, James Andrews, Dennis Rolland, Jonathan Tait, Christopher Spitzmiller, Eric Hilton, Ronald Bricke and Robert Passal
Pauline Metcalf.
Amy Hoadley and Bob Gianos
Steven Stolman, Gillian Miniter, and William Ivey Long
Michel Witmer and Grace Meigher
Annette Lester and Ellen FitzSimons
Scott Sanders, Sheila O'Malley, and John McEnroe
Kay McEnroe and Ellen FitzSimons
Karen Hughes and Kay Gilman
Steven Stolman and Duane Hampton
Joe Fuchs, Melanie Wambold, and Peter Haveles
Christopher Mason and Laura Freeman
Sunday night a week ago at Chelsea Pier 60,
New Tang Dynasty (NTD) held its Emperor's Banquet, which served up a luscious and lavish 10 course feast combining the finest of Imperial China and the delicious delectables of 21st CenturyAmerica. The Banquet was the amazing culmination of a global competition of the finest Chefs of Chinese Cuisine from around the world, a blending of Five Thousand Years of Chinese History and culture, with the elegance and beauty of a New York Gala.
The evening included a stunning
Han Couture
Fashion show with the most beautiful Chinese models in 500-year-old dresses. Violinist
Corin Lee
was given a standing ovation for his performance.
Cocktail hour at Pier 60
Chef's for the Emperor's Banquet
Cory Lee
Dr. Samuel Zhou
Martial Artist Long Fei
More than forty top chefs, from competed for two days in the heart of Times Square. The winning Chefs, in five distinctive regional cuisines, prepared the extraordinary meal at Pier 60.
A special presentation during the evening was made to
Kerry Kennedy,
President of The RFK Center for Justice & Human Rights. Their mission is to realize
Robert Kennedy's
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Food Networks celebrity host
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Celebrities and VIPs, added to the excitement and glamour of the event.
Patrick Harvey
Catherine Saxton,
co-chairs of the event,
Zhong Lee,
chairman of NTD,
Samuel Zhou,
VP of PR and Development,
Pia Maria
Stephen Norris, Bob and Paula Butler, Dick and Donna Soloway, Ava Roosevelt, Jane Holzer, Tim Gannon
Jamie Figg
attended the banquet.
Maribel Alvarez
led a glittering Palm Beach contingent headed by
Judy Grubman.
New Tang Dynasty (NDT) was established 10 years ago and is a nonprofit, multi-language TV network. The station serves more than 250 million potential viewers in China and around the world. With reporters in over 70 cities worldwide, NTD is a pioneer in broadcasting uncensored news directly into mainland China via satellite and the Internet. NTD is a longtime proponent of the human rights of journalists in their never ending quest for "Freedom of the Press."
Steve Norris, Lilly Chang, Miya Zhu, and Pia Maria Norris
Zhong Lee and Nadia Ghattas
Gail Rachlin and Dana Cheng
Max Boot, Lilly Chang, and Sue Terry
Donna and Dick Soloway
Stuart Sundlun and Natalie White
Ava Roosevelt and Judy Grubman
Art Benvenuto, Anne Akers, Kerry Kennedy, Gail Rachlin, Dr. Jingduan Yang, and Kean Wong
Zhong Lee, Patrick Harvey, Kerry Kennedy, Tim Gannon, and Jane Holzer
Jane Holzer and Felicia Taylor
Judy Grubman and Jamie Figg
Kean Wong, Kerry Kennedy, Pithet Ong, and Greg Grossman
Carrie Hung
Tim Gannon, Kerry Kennedy, Catherine Saxton, and Jamie Figg
Photographs by
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Observing what has been a holiday tradition at GovExec.com since 1998, we present our annual ode to federal employees.
Twas the night before Christmas, and all 'cross the Web
Not a surfer was surfing, except for some feds.
The FAA cleared Santa for his annual flight,
As the Weather Service predicted a clear, starry night.
FEMA stood by in case of snow, ice or sleet,
As troops 'round the world maintained the peace.
When out on the Web there arose such a crowd
Of kids on their mice click, click, clicking around
'Til they landed their browsers on a special Web site
Where NORAD tracked Santa all through the night.
In English, in Spanish, in even Francais,
The radar tracked Nicholas around on his sleigh.
The radar bleep, bleeped as Santa drew close
Drawn by the heat off of Rudolph's red nose.
The satellites tingled, the warning bells jingled
When NORAD got sight of merry Kris Kringle.
Kids 'cross the land knew their friends had been wrong.
NORAD's site proved it: Santa lives on!
And as feds 'round the world kept the peace through the night,
Santa looked down, and called out with his might,
"Thank you, civil servants! You fight the good fight!
Happy days to you all, and to all a fine night!"
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NEWTON, N.H. — Police are still looking for a man on a bicycle who robbed Merrimac Savings Bank on Thursday.
Police Chief Lawrence Streeter said yesterday the robber, believed to be about 5-foot-8 with a thin build, remained at large after fleeing the South Main Street bank on his bicycle with an undetermined amount of cash in an envelope.
Police released bank surveillance footage and a composite of the suspect, hoping to receive tips from the public.
"We have received some calls," Streeter said but was unable to comment further.
He did say that neither the green mountain bike nor the envelope of money has been recovered.
The robbery occurred shortly before 9:30 a.m. when the man, with a red New England Patriots cap pulled down over his face, approached one of three employees in the bank and passed a note demanding money.
Streeter's wife, Cindy Streeter, was one of the three employees. She quickly called her husband on his cellphone after the robber fled. There were no customers inside the bank. The robber did not brandish a gun or threaten anyone, the police chief said.
The bank robbery drew officers from the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office, New Hampshire State Police and several local police departments, including Kingston, East Kingston and Plaistow.


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Jack Savage's Forest Journal -- Timberdoodle Talent: Skydancing the Day Away
With its stubby legs supporting a bulbous body adorned by an undersized head, all unbalanced by any tail or tailfeathers of note, it makes for a curious sight. A long beak that strikes fear in the heart of earthworms does nothing to improve the picture. The end result is a bit like one of those Smart Cars you see on the road; it's distinctively odd in an endearing kind of way.
No wonder, then, that the woodcock also is known affectionately as the "Timberdoodle." And apparently it's not just the judgmental eye of the human that finds it a bit strange. The female of the species is so unimpressed by her male counterpart's visage that she requires him to perform one of nature's more spectacular mating dances in order to get any action. It makes Tom Sawyer's attempt to show off for Becky Thatcher by tight-roping a fence seem tame indeed.
Spring is the time of the Timberdoodle's sky dance, as it's known. Aldo Leopold - author and revered figure in the world of conservation - describes the sky dance in his book "A Sand County Almanac," which was published in 1949, not long after his death:
"He flies in low from some neighboring thicket, alights on the bare moss, and at once begins the overture: a series of queer throaty peents spaced about two seconds apart, and sounding much like the summer call of the nighthawk.
"Suddenly the peenting ceases and the bird flutters skyward in a series of wide spirals, emitting a musical twitter. Up and up he goes, the spirals steeper and smaller, the twittering louder and louder, until the performer is only a spec in the sky. Then, without warning, he tumbles like a crippled plane, giving voice in a soft liquid warble that a March bluebird might envy."
The Timberdoodle has been declining in numbers since at least the 1960s - in our region at a rate of about 1.9 percent per year. In raw numbers, that means that there are an estimated 829,000 fewer male woodcocks than there were in the early 1970s. This decline is attributed to dwindling habitat. Our propensity for building and paving, in combination with an increasing public distaste for clearcuts that create early successional openings in the forest, has left the Woodcock with fewer stages on which to perform.
In response, the Woodcock Task Force, working in concert with other agencies, in 2008 created the American Woodcock Conservation Plan. The goal of the plan is pretty straightforward: to increase the kind of habitat that fosters the American Woodcock through management techniques and land conservation.
In the foreword to "A Sand County Almanac," Leopold lamented, "Conservation is getting nowhere because it is incompatible with our Abrahamic concept of land. We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
While Leopold's lofty ideal may not yet be realized, I believe that today, more than 60 years later, conservation is getting somewhere. There exists a community of people who value land beyond its commodity value, and through initiatives like the American Woodcock Conservation Plan, we are making progress to protect the natural world in which we live.
Aldo Leopold and the sky dance of the American woodcock are also the subjects of "Something Wild" on New Hampshire Public Radio this week. Visit http://tinyurl.com/bmnnj94 to listen. There's also a terrific story about the bird and its habitat in Northern Woodlands magazine; it can be read online at www.northernwoodlands.org. A quick search on YouTube will bring you to videos of the Timberdoodle's skydance. No word on whether he'll make it on "America's Got Talent."
Jack Savage is the editor of Forest Notes: New Hampshire's Conservation Magazine, published by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. Email him at email@example.com.
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---- — ERIE, Ill. — Erie/Prophetstown relied on its running game to close the regular season with a 28-7 Three Rivers Conference cross-over win against visiting Orion on Friday night.
The Panthers ran the ball 49 times for 308 yards as they improved their record to 7-2. All their offense came on the ground as quarterback Ethan Howard was 0-for-3 passing.
Nick Williams carried the ball 23 times for 115 yards, Howard rushed for 93 and Chris Bauer gained 79 and scored twice.
The Chargers (4-5), who needed a win to keep their playoff hopes alive, scored first, but the Panthers quashed those hopes quickly.
Bauer opened the scoring with a pair of touchdowns runs — from 6 and 29 yards — in the first quarter. Howard opened the second half with a 67-yard touchdown run, and Williams added a 9-yard scoring run later in the quarter.
Erie/Prophetstown wound up second in the Three Rivers Conference North Division standings after Sterling Newman beat Amboy/LaMoille 48-7 on Friday. Newman handed the Panthers their lone conference loss.
The Panthers will find out their playoff assignment tonight when the Illinois High School Association announces its pairings.
Rams beat Mustangs
PORT BYRON, Ill. — Riverdale used a pair of second-quarter scores to take the lead, then held off Morrison in the second half to win the battle of teams that entered the final game tied with 1-4 records in the Three Rivers Conference North Division. The Rams won 16-8.
Terry White scored on a 3-yard run early in the second quarter and added a 34-yard scoring run eight minutes later. He also scored a pair of two-point conversions.
Morrison's lone score came on a 2-yard run by Andy Bird in the third quarter.
Thunder closeseason with win
DURAND — Shaun Magill was part of all four scores for West Carroll as the Thunder knocked off Durand on the road, 26-16. In the first quarter, Magill threaded a 38-yarder to Marshall Benters to open the scoring, giving West Carroll a 6-0 lead. Later in the half, he scooted 26 yards for a quarterback keeper, giving the Thunder a 14-0 halftime lead.
Durand blanked the Thunder in the third quarter while bringing it to a one-possession game at 14-8. But in the deciding frame, Magill hit Brandon Sturtevant on a 25-yard touchdown pass, then padded the lead with a 2-yard punch-in to make it 26-8.
Magill finished with 255 total yards, 56 rushing and 199 passing.
Orion 7 0 0 0 — 7
Erie/P'town 12 0 16 0 — 28
O — 10 run (kick good), 7:57
EP — Chris Bauer 6 run (conversion failed), 3:42
EP — Bauer 25 run (conversion failed), :48
EP — Ethan Howard 63 run (two-point conversion), 11:34
EP — Nick Williams 9 run (two-point conversion), :52
Morrison 0 0 8 0 — 8
Riverdale 0 16 0 0 — 16
R — Terry White 3 run (White run), 10:04
R — White 34 run (White run), 2:03
M — Andy Bird 2 run (Noah Blacklock run), 4:33
Freshmen/sophomores — Riverdale 28, Morrison 8.
W. Carroll 6 8 0 12 — 26
Durand 0 0 8 8 — 16
WC—Benters 38 pass from Magill (kick failed)
WC—Magill 26 run (run good)
D—Bryant 9 pass from Evenson (run good)
WC—Sturtevant 25 pass from Magill (kick failed)
WC—Magill 2 run (kick failed)
D—Evenson 3 run (run good)
RUSHING—WC (Magill 7-56, Sturtevant 8-36), Durand (Keller 15-98, Vellender 12-65.
PASSING—WC (Magill 9-18-0 199), Durand (Evenson 8-25-0 83).
RECEIVING — WC (Jones 5-90, Sturtevant 2-60), Durand (Palmer 5-30, Kinney 6-22).


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The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved Tuesday a series of express bus routes to Tysons Corner.
The service will use the nearly completed I-495 Express Lanes to shuttle commuters from the Burke Centre Virginia Railway Express (VRE), Lorton VRE and Springfield VRE stations to Tysons.
The three bus routes are expected to run every 15 minutes during rush hours, and one-way fares are expected to cost between $3.65 and $5.35. Final fare and schedule details will be decided in the fall.
"These new bus routes are a great step in the effort to reduce congestion on our roads and provide more transportation alternatives for our residents." Chairman Bulova said in a statement. "People taking advantage of this new opportunity will enjoy a comfortable, dependable and quick commute."
The Express Lanes are on schedule to be completed by the end of 2012, and buses are expected to start running on the Burke Centre route in January 2013. The Lorton and Springfield routes should be ready for March, officials say.
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There are many places at Hunter and CUNY where faculty can voice their concerns, but too few of these allow for a systematic, unfiltered, direct opportunity to address the administrators responsible for providing the resources faculty need for research and teaching.
Getting involved in the FDA provides Hunter faculty with a routine opportunity to voice and discuss concerns related to faculty quality-of-life, as well as to provide feedback on Hunter policies and proposed initiatives.
Getting involved in the University Faculty Senate as part of the Hunter delegation provides Hunter faculty with the opportunity to ensure that Hunter's needs are addressed by CUNY Central initiatives. Indeed, CUNY Chancellor Matthew Goldstein recently stated that he viewed the UFS "as a partner in the development of new CUNY initiatives." While the UFS often serves the function of providing faculty feedback on initiatives proposed by CUNY Central, the UFS also works to ensure that college administrations on individual campuses provide opportunities for faculty to participate in the vetting of CUNY initiatives (e.g., ensuring that faculty have a role in determining such matters as CUNY Compact funding allocations, student admissions criteria, and, providing input on the use and allocation of research facilities).


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GREENCASTLE, Ind. --- Colby College junior Emma Linhard (Brunswick, Maine) heads into the NCAA Division III Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships at DePauw University running her best after winning the ECAC Division III Championships title in the mile last weekend.
Linhard comes into the meet seeded fourth out of the 13 entrants, with the top eight finishers earning All-American honors. The women's mile run preliminary race takes place Friday at 4:20 p.m. and the final is set for Saturday at 2:10 p.m.
Linhard had her best time of the season with a 4:55.88 clocking in winning the mile at the ECAC meet last Saturday. Bethel (Minn.) University's Marie Borner has the best time this season at 4:49.53 and is followed by Lauren Reich (4:53.81) of DePauw and Laura Paulsen (4:54.80) of Johns Hopkins.
In last year's NCAA indoor meet, Linhard placed sixth in the mile to earn her second career All-American honor. She had a time of 5:00.44 and the winning time was 4:54.66.
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It's really starting to scare me. I haven't seen the doctor yet. Does anyone have this sympton? Please any advice is very much appreciated. Love to all. Diane
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I do tend to have muscle spasms. Not sure if this is what you are asking though. Is it like seizure movements or mild muscle spasms? This FM is crazy and many different aspects seem to be present here. I would be interested to see others responses. Cat :0)
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Also on another fibro website, others were talking about it, and someone gave an explanation from something she'd read: that it's from our muscles being exhausted, and it's a type of "seizure" of the muscle.
I hope this eases your mind. It seems to be fairly common in fibro. It wouldn't hurt to ask the doctor, though.
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Mary, no I haven't been to doc about it yet. I guess I'm putting it off afraid of what it might be. Mine don't bother me much when I sleep , maybe because I'm taking a sleeping pill and a muscle relaxer, I notice it during the day, sitting and watching tv or something.
Fibromyalgia is invisible misery-83D-E16. I'm so glad we have this forum. I don't know anyone who has it so I don't have anyone who I can talk to. Thanks again to you both. Diane
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I look forward to your post after your appt. Sorry for the weird numbers in my post. It was supposed to be a sad smiley face but I guess the emoticons are just for texting. I'm on my phone.
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I've read on the internet of things it could be and I'm thinking since others are experiencing the same thing that its just part of FMS. Yea, I know what you mean about being glad to know someone else is dealing with the same thing.
Sure we can chat, maybe compare symptoms. ha I'm interested in your back surgery. I have degenerative disk disease with bad disk in my lower back and one in my neck. I have to always have the tv or radio on or just noise because when I turn my head side to side I can hear the bones rubbing together. I can't stand it! Anyway, I hope to chat again. Diane
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Have your doc check your vitamin and mineral levels!
Since my diagnosis about 4 years ago, jerking body parts has been one of the many unusual symptoms I suffer from with this nasty condition. Various parts of my body have been prone to jerk while in a resting state, i.e. either sitting or lying in bed. It is truly involuntary & although it can be scarey, I don't believe they are anything to be alarmed about. Dr. P has commented on this & you may want to search his discussions on this website to read further on the subject.
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I think the craziest one I have had was to eat a small red potato with the peelings everyday and it will cure me. What are some you all have had? It's late. I will be back tomorrow. goodnight. Diane
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A spokesman for the State of Missouri Governor Jay Nixon announced Monday that Nixon has sent letters to all 520 public school superintendents in the state, opposing legislation that would allow teachers with concealed weapons permits to carry their weapon at school.
The bill for the 2013 legislative session was filed following the Newtown, CT shooting which left 26 people, including 20 children, dead at Sandy Hook Elementary School. It is co-sponsored by House Republican leaders, including House Speaker Tim Jones and Majority Leader John Diehl.
"Here in Missouri we have a strong framework of laws to protect students and educators, such as the Missouri Safe Schools Act, which passed with broad bipartisan support in 1996. Current law also allows local school boards to prohibit guns in their classrooms. This is a time-tested and solid foundation that we should reinforce, not undermine," Governor Nixon wrote.
"That is why I have serious concerns about recently introduced legislation that proposes not only to arm teachers, but to do so by taking away the authority of local school districts to keep guns out of classrooms," Nixon added. "More can and should be done to enhance school safety, but this legislation would put our children at risk and limit the ability of local school districts to keep their schools safe."
Proponents have argued that "gun-free zones" have essentially painted schools as potential targets.
The Governor's letter does not address the National Rifle Association's proposal to post armed security at every school. However, Asa Hutchinson, the former Arkansas Congressman and Homeland Security official now leading the NRA's "School Shield" effort, told ABC's This Week program that he did not favor the idea of having teachers armed in schools.
"They go to educate these young people, Hutchinson told ABC's George Stephanopoulos. "They're not there to carry concealed weapons and provide that protection. They have to fulfill that role, and they do it very bravely sometimes, but I think it's much better to have a retired police officer or a retired military person who's been trained for sensitive environments that can provide the protection, an added level of security and other security measures, not just that. Let the teachers teach and let others protect," he said.
Creve Coeur State Rep. Jill Schupp, a Democrat told Patch she disagreed with the state proposal, while State Senator John Lamping, a Republican, said he believed the issue of gun control would likely be addressed at the federal level and not the state legislature.
Governor Nixon closed his letter to the superintendents saying he would "engage with Missourians to find common sense solutions to keep our schools safe."