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Digital information is everywhere. And the amount of it in the world, and uses for it, are growing exponentially. Data is critical to any business or person today. Big amounts of data need big computer systems. These systems are made up of Applications (or 'Apps' – i.e. software that does useful stuff), Servers (computers to run the applications), Networks (to link everything together) and Storage Systems (where all that information is stored). NetApp is the only large company in the world focused solely on Storage Systems and data management software. The company started 20 years ago in Silicon Valley, California and now has 12,500+ employees across the globe. Each year we sell systems with a combined capacity of around 4 Exabytes – that's 4,000,000,000 Gigabytes – mainly based on spinning disk drives, with flash or solid state storage (a bit like in your iPhone) a growing percentage. The clever bit is the software that those systems run – called Data ONTAP. More people use it than any other storage OS (Operating System).
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NetApp products are storage systems running clever Data ONTAP software (mainly). However, it's only when they are combined together, and with other companies' software and systems, that real solutions to customer problems can be built. My European teams' job is to identify the biggest customer problems – usually to do with saving money or doing things faster. Work with our global teams to make sure we have the most efficient and flexible solutions to those problems for our sales teams to sell. And that as many people are aware of them as possible. A lot of that work involves alliance partners like VMware, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, Citrix, SAP, Oracle, Fujitsu and others. Why we were at VMware's VMworld event in Barcelona last month and will be at Cisco Live in London early next year.
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NetApp strategy is to sell to customers through partners. The most important partner community is the technical architects who design the IT systems customers need to support their businesses. We host a conference every year dedicated to that community. The event is called NetApp Insight. That's why I was in Dublin a few weeks ago, with 2000 other folk drinking much Guinness. [For those people reading this who were at Insight Dublin and saw Matt Watt's keynote presentation – don't forget to submit your 'It's good….but not Agile' photos here]
Customers & Agile Data Infrastructure event series
The IT industry evolves all the time. Today, we're going through a major transition from separate, wasteful & complex 'silos' of equipment, where each application runs on a separate system, to shared infrastructure that can support whatever a user or company needs. Sharing not only saves loads of money, but also allows companies to get more value out of their information, much faster. An analogy, the difference between keeping an address book in a cupboard, a list of contacts in a word document on your PC, and using LinkedIn or Facebook. Because of this, organisations need to build an Agile Data Infrastructure. One that is intelligent, infinite and immortal. We're running a series of events across Europe to educate customers on this change. That's why I was in Tel Aviv and Milan recently. And why I'm in London tomorrow at the Tate Modern with CERN and Prof. Brian Cox. And in Amsterdam with Lotus F1 next week. [Why Agile? Read more from David Gingell during his 'Agile Week' here]
What else? Oh yes a Webcast.
We also host webcasts for people that want more detail on the solutions we provide. This week, a TechTalk webcast on Thursday 29th: NetApp & VMware: Virtualize Business-Critical Applications. Register: here
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NetApp is really quite a nice place to work - Unique Global Culture Earns NetApp #3 Ranking as Best Workplace in the World, Helps Fuel Customer and Partner Success
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nasty, filthy, bad band, overpriced/watered down drinks – We could not leave fast enough! The band was horrible! The place was nearly empty except a few drunken fools. The tables were nasty, the whole place made me feel like I need to go shower!! We will never, ever, go back... big mistake in going... big..... huge
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Avoid at all costs... – Dirty, disgusting bar-area. The "restaurant" is over priced, I had the chili, which was like water, one friend had chicken tenders, which were still raw and frozen inside. The french fries are made fresh, which don't mean they're good....drinks are over priced, as is the food, and the entire staff, including the manager who brushed past our table, was rude. There are better places in Nashville to spend your money.
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If that lengthy preview this morning wasn't enough for you, then we have another piece of lovely art to make Friday all the more fun.
Courtesy of cover artist extraordinaire J.G. Jones, here's a peek at The Bat-Man, from the cover to FIRST WAVE #3. And for those of you that missed it the first time, we've included Lee Bermejo's lovely FIRST WAVE #3 variant.
Sounds like a plan to me, folks. Here it is, masterfully presented by Mr. Frank, who continues to amaze fans with his rendition of the Man of Steel in SUPERMAN: SECRET ORIGIN.
Spinning right out of the last page of BLACKEST NIGHT #7, I'm proud to present you with these two jaw-dropping GREEN LANTERN #52 cover images, courtesy of artists Doug Mahnke and Shane Davis. Be sure to wipe the drool off your desks.
Just got off the phone with Brian. He's gotta make a few simple adjustments on the next FIRST WAVE script.
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Good review
Album Rating: 2.5Good review, never really was a big pearl jam fan.
Album Rating: 4.0Their best since Yield in my opinion. Great album. Very nice review as well.
Mind Your Manners is one of the worst songs I've heard this year, hope the rest of the album isn't like that song
is this album art a joke
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Album Rating: 3.5Your both idiots.
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Third Annual Western Conference
January 24, 2009Kenneth W. Starr, John Fund
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- Hon. Kenneth W. Starr, Dean, Pepperdine University Law School
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Yanma is a horrible Pokémon, no question about it. A lot of weaknesses and no means to attack doesn't help it at all. This Bug needs Attack Baton Passed to it so it can do something else other than die. Unfortunately, most other Pokemon can perform better with Attack passed to them, so it's hard to justify using Yanma.
Yanma is horrible, so this is about as good as it gets without something Baton Passing to it. Set up Curse to boost its low Attack, or lower the opponent's Defense with Screech (though they may switch out), then attack like there's no tomorrow, since with Yanma, there IS no tomorrow. Giga Drain is mostly for lack of a better move. At least it hits guys like Golem and Rhydon for a 2HKO.
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Sad. Just sad. Yanma can utilize Reversal because its 288 Speed isn't bad at all, though 228 Attack (without STAB) is.
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Yanma has many weakness, bad defenses, and lackluster offenses, so it has many, many counters. Arcanine and Sudowoodo are among the best choices, as they resist Bug and have high Defense, respectively, and hit back with super effective STAB attacks. Electric-types like Raichu and Electrode work well, too. If Yanma has just a bit of prior damage, which isn't too hard to accomplish, Delibird, of all things, wins against it. Yanma is extremely simple to counter.


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text: Home- Offices and Services- Dean of the College Dean of the College Dean of the College Suzy Nelson and her division support Colgate's living/learning goals. The division is dedicated to enhancing the student experience through the purposeful integration of the curriculum and co-curriculum. 2013 Student Organization Relationship Statement Denis Cronin, Chair of the Board of Trustees, recently provided an update from the October Board of Trustees meeting, including the Board's approval of the 2013 Student Organization Relationship Statement, which replaces the 1991 Statement of the Relationship between Colgate University and its Greek Letter Organizations. The 2013 Relationship statement aims to promote the following: To align student organizations with the Living the Liberal Arts goals of intellectualism, personal development and wellness, civic engagement, access and inclusion, social responsibility, and a lifelong connection to Colgate; To strengthen Colgate's commitment to advising student organizations and to clarify the privileges and responsibilities for all student organizations, not just fraternities and sororities; To promote greater collaboration – across student organizations and campus departments - in planning events and sharing resources; and To align student organization advising with risk management guidelines that reflects current best practices. The student, staff and faculty working group that developed the new Relationship Statement sought considerable feedback throughout this process. The 2013 statement preserves shared governance, student autonomy, and existing risk management and insurance requirements. A list of recognized student organizations and their respective Advising Departments may be found here. I am grateful for the working group's efforts in completing this important project. Best regards, Suzy M. Nelson Vice President and Dean of the College Dean of the College Mission Statement Student learning begins with a rich and varied educational experience that integrates the formal academic program with all of campus life. Colgate students will develop habits of learning that are characteristic of a residential liberal arts education and that are guided by six principles: intellectualism, citizenship, accountability, access and inclusion, personal growth and wellness, and a lifelong connection to Colgate. The Dean of the College division promotes open and civil exchange of ideas and perspectives, deepening our commitment to human understanding and to contributing to the common good. The division furthers Colgate's educational mission through its high quality professionalism, services, and educational programs. Statement on Diversity The Dean of the College recognizes and appreciates the unique talents and contributions of each individual with whom we work. The division encourages ongoing diversity education and expects our staff to approach this endeavor with a sense of open-mindedness and willingness to experience the unfamiliar with respectful communication. We facilitate exploration, learning, and understanding of identity development and social justice issues, resulting in an inclusive and supportive community where each voice is heard and valued. Guiding Principles We will: Partner with students to help them mature into successful and independent adults. Exhibit professionalism, collegiality, and a student-centered approach to our work as educators. Respect and support each other, as well as the students, faculty, staff, and alumni with whom we work. Collaborate and communicate effectively in furthering our shared goals. Create and cultivate community within and outside of the DoC division. Place a high value on continued professional growth and development as we work toward excellence. Evaluate our work as a division, make adjustments as needed, and celebrate our accomplishments. Departments ALANA Cultural Center Campus Safety Center for Leadership and Student Involvement (CLSI) Office of the Chaplains Counseling and Psychological Services Fraternity and Sorority Affairs International Student Services Max Shacknai Center for Outreach, Volunteerism, and Education (COVE) Residential Life Shaw Wellness Institute Student Health Services More Information Meet Dean Nelson Division organizational chart Staff list Concerned About a Friend? Report an incident or concern if you are concerned about a student. It is important to share that information so we can seek to provide assistance. Programs As a residential college steeped in a liberal arts tradition that embraces a diversity of people, perspectives, and experiences, Colgate believes that student learning, while centered on the formal academic program, extends through all out-of-class experiences. The DoC staff facilitates the development of students' intellectual, emotional, spiritual, physical, and social capacities in their pursuit to become contributing citizens of a rapidly changing world. Office of LGBTQ Initiatives Robert A. Fox '59 Leadership Institute Neighbor to Neighbor University Standards and Student Conduct Student Drop–in Hour Suzy Nelson, dean of the college, and Scott Brown, dean of students, invite you to stop by during their open-door hour. Thursdays from 3:00–4:00 p.m.* 112 McGregory Hall *(when available; please refer to online calendar) How can we make your Colgate experience even better? What are your views on key student issues? 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"We say your tree but we actually collect your tree's harvest with about 50 of its neighbours – to give us enough olives to press in one go. Think of it as being about the society rather than the individual."
Figured as much, but still kind of a bummer. Not that it matters really. Interesting idea.
At least you are sure to get Italian olive oil. Most "Italian" oil that you can buy in Europe is actually from Spain or North Africa and has been bottled in Italy.
I had a really bad experience with this company and their customer service. Just FYI. Huge delays and very nonresponsive.


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Overview : This guide will take you from nearly Moose Junction to the south all the way to the northern entrance of the national park. This... more »
Overview : This guide will take you from nearly Moose Junction to the south all the way to the northern entrance of the national park. This... more »
From Jackson, Wyoming follow Highway 89 north to Moose Junction where you will enter the park.
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At this entry you will be charged a $20 per car National Park Fee to enter the park.
The Moose Wilson Road which follows the scenic Snake River heads off to the south if you would like to check that out. If you want to get married in one of the most scenic spots in America plan it at the Chapel of the Transfiguration. Also take the time to check out the park headquarters and the very informative Craig Thomas Discovery and... More
A good view from the south of the Grand Tetons.
This is a popular 4 mile loop hike to Taggard Lake you can head out on if you have time. Included here is a photo of the Tetons from this area.
Stop here for a bite to eat alongside a beautiful stream. The photo here is from the dirt road that enters from the east just around the bend.
View of a tiny glacier high up on the Teton Range. Please check out the guide links for more information about the glacier.
Take a left here for a road that will take you even closer to the Teton Range This road will take you south along Jenny Lake and you will return to the park road just north of the Jenny Lake Visitor Center. This road is one way from the String & Leigh Trailhead south.
A wonderful place to stay overnight if you are in the park for several days. Check out the links I have attached to this guide for more information.
You are back on the Park Road here. Head left past the Cascade Canyon turnout which you stopped at earlier and continue on to the Mountain View turnout just 0.4 miles north of the Jenny Lake Road Junction.
A great place to take a panoramic photo of the Grand Tetons.
The park is dotted with glacial "kettles" which are depressions in the land left behind by huge chunks of glacial ice that were deposited there. The land sound of Signal Mountain is dotted with these features that this turnout innacurately brands as "potholes".
From this Junction return to highway 89 to head North. Take a left.
Here you can pull over for a great view over Willow Flats and Jackson Lake to the Tetons but I would suggest passing this and taking my Lunch Tree Hill short hike from Jackson Lake Lodge. I have a guide for that short hike. Look it up as it will offer you better views.
This is one of the great lodges of America. You should definitely go in and check it out. Also check out my guide for Lunch Tree Hill next to the lodge. The lodge offers several restaurants inside for different budgets. You'll probably see some moose in this area as well. Again, here I include photos from my childhood 1989 trip to the Jackson... MoreMore
You can take this short unpaved road to get another vista of the Tetons. It's not a very long drive if you want to check it ou.
Another great lakeside Campground in the park. I stayed in this particular one and was impressed by the facilities.
I believe you can rent boats at this marina and there is food available.
For the next 4 miles or so you will pass by 3 different picnic areas with signs on the road pointing to them. They will be, in order, Sargents Picnic Area, Arizona Island and Lakeview Picnic Areas. Pick whichever one you fancy if you have a picnic lunch and are hungry.
The northernmost campground inside the park.
You will be leaving the park here. If you are continuing north to Yellowstone it will just be a short ways down the road to that southern entrance. I hope you enjoyed the Grand Tetons Park Road Guide.


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After the lake was stocked with Lahontan cutthroat trout last year for the first time since the 1970s, the Nevada Department of Wildlife has no plans to follow suit this year.
Agency spokesman Chris Healy told the Tahoe Daily Tribune that last winter's unusually heavy snowpack prevented staff from reaching Marlette Lake in time to harvest eggs to grow the fish at a Yerington-area hatchery.
He says the eggs are usually harvested in early June, and the huge snowpack also prevented a lot of Lahontan cutthroat from spawning.
NDOW instead plans to plant 50,000 rainbow trout in Lake Tahoe this year.
Last year's stocking of Lahontan cutthroats was done for recreational fishing.


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The Strong's toy collections include more than 68,000 artifacts, including more than 4,500 examples of the 44 toys that have been recognized by induction into The Strong's National Toy Hall of Fame. For purposes of organization and description, the toy collections fall into a variety of categories. Those noted below represent some of the most popular and historically significant groupings.
Almost as soon as the Wright Brothers first flew their aircraft at North Carolina's Kitty Hawk, toy manufacturers began to fuel kids' fascination with things that fly. The simplest aviation toys replicated the earliest planes. Others, sold in kits, encouraged kids to build and fly their own models. Still others documented advances in military and commercial aviation or celebrated particular events, such as Charles Lindbergh's solo flight across the Atlantic and stunt pilots' barnstorming acts of the 1920s. Manufacturers like Ferdinand Strauss, Louis Marx, Ideal, Hubley, Buddy L, Metalcraft, Wyandotte, Tootsietoy, and Renwal in the United States and Meccano Dinky, Playcraft Toys, Joutra, Cardini, Ernst Planck, GAMA, and Bandai in Europe all produced aviation toys, and all are represented in the museum's collection of more than 400 examples.
See also "Out of the Wild Blue Yonder."
Alphabet and Building Blocks
For generations, alphabet and building blocks have ranked among toddlers' first toys. Parents and child experts alike favor them because playing with them helps children develop hand-eye coordination, creativity, and the ability to experiment. In the late 19th century, toy makers devised ways of sawing blocks in quantity and embossing the wood with letters, numbers, and figures in low relief. By the early 1900s, manufacturers produced brightly colored chromolithograph images on paper-covered blocks. The Progressives and educators of the early 20th century promoted alphabet and building blocks as toys that gave toddlers nicely-sized objects to manipulate and, in the case of alphabet blocks especially, also placed the building blocks of reading before children early in their development. The more than 150 block sets in the museum's collection extend from embossed wooden sets from the 19th century through current molded plastic blocks in primary colors.
See also Alphabet Blocks, inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2003, and "Charles M. Crandall Toys—Vintage Playthings, Modern Play."
Cast-Iron Vehicles
In the last quarter of the 19th century, companies such as Arcade, Dent, Hubley, Kenton, and Carpenter became known for their horse-drawn fire wagons, circus wagons, and grocer and milk wagons. Later, when automobiles appeared on America's highways, companies produced toy Ford Model Ts, Buick coupes, and DeSoto sedans in faithful detail. Those, along with taxicabs, tractor trailers, dump trucks, and other conveyances, replicated the variety of real-life vehicles on city streets. In fact, manufacturers boasted that their toys had educational value because boys could pretend to drive cars and trucks that looked like those of their fathers. Beyond the more than 100 items in the Arcade Collection, the museum has more than 200 additional fire trucks, circus wagons, carriages, motorcycles, and other cast-iron vehicles dating from the late 1900s to the start of World War II.
See also the Arcade Collection in Toy Company Collections.
Construction Sets
Playing with building sets requires imagination, planning, critical thinking, and strategizing—all skills that kids rely on when they enter the adult world. Since the 19th century, toy makers have tried to produce a better construction set. Building blocks—which occupy their own collections category—have continued to the present, but they have been joined by such 20th-century classics as Tinkertoys, Lincoln Logs, Erector Sets, and others. Beyond building blocks, the museum holds more than 200 construction sets that run the gamut from Erector Sets and Lincoln Logs to the latest LEGO and K'NEX products. Together they demonstrate the ways technology, materials, and marketing have shaped popular building toys over more than a century.
See also "Building an Empire."
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and Miniature Rooms
Miniature replicas of things in the real world have intrigued and fascinated humans for centuries. The earliest miniatures looked much like the handcrafted adult furniture and housewares they copied. As manufacturers learned to use cast iron, sheet metal, tin, and plastic in mass-production, miniatures appeared in toy and other stores in increasing numbers. These days, miniatures have two main groups of devotees. Children continue to play with their dollhouses but are just as likely to furnish virtual dollhouses on the Internet at Club Penguin, Webkinz, The Sims 2, and similar multiuser game sites. Meanwhile, building and furnishing dollhouses and miniature rooms is a popular hobby for grown-ups. The museum's collection includes more than 20,000 miniatures, some of them playthings for children and some of them things of play for adults. Also included are more than 200 miniature rooms and settings.
See also "A Big Collection of Little Things."
For more than 500 years, dollhouses—from ones built as status symbols for wealthy European adults in the 1500s to ones handcrafted for children in the 1600s and 1700s, and from ones mass-produced in the 1800s and 1900s to ones finely crafted by adult hobbyists in the 2000s—have been important objects for self-expression and fantasy. As toys, dollhouses help children learn about interior design and household management and encourage them to use their imaginations to create and share stories. The more than 200 dollhouses in the museum's collection range from elaborate hand-crafted Victorian mansions to printed metal ranch-style houses and include everything from toddler-targeted plastic dollhouses to hobbyists' models.
See also dollhouse, inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2011.
Mechanical and Still Banks
Mechanical and still banks first appeared after the Civil War, when munitions manufacturers retooled their foundries to produce peace-time goods. The simple mechanical actions of some of these banks delighted children, promoted thrift, and reflected popular pastimes. Some celebrated contemporary events—President Theodore Roosevelt shoots at a bear in one; Spain and the United States go to war in another; and the 1892 celebration of Columbus's landing in the New World appears in another. Still others perpetuated ethnic biases and poked fun at politicians. The museum's collections include some 700 examples of these three-dimensional documents of history.
Mechanical Toys
More than 1,100 mechanical toys in the museum's collection demonstrate the many ways they've walked, waddled, rolled, and hopped into play history, from 19th-century clockwork metal toys to plastic windups given away at fast food restaurants today. The collection also features an array of elaborate 19th-century automata.
Star Wars Action Figure Collection
Between 1978 (a year after the first Star Wars movie appeared) and 2013, fans of it and its five sequels purchased more than 300 million 3.75-inch-high plastic action figures based on the movies' engaging characters. Because of the action figures' long-lasting popularity, in 2012 The Strong inducted them into the National Toy Hall of Fame. This collection includes 1,950 items, which represent 85 percent of the approximately 2,300 distinct figures made in the first 35 years of the toy line. Fon Davis, a former Industrial Light and Magic model maker who worked on the earliest Star Wars movies, assembled the encyclopedic collection. Before coming to The Strong, it served to illustrate Star Wars: The Ultimate Action Figure Collection by former Lucasfilm executive Steven J. Sansweet.
Teddy Bears
Ever since the early 20th century, when toymaker Morris Michtom fashioned a soft bear figure of plush fabric and, with President Theodore Roosevelt's permission, named it Teddy's Bear, teddy bears have persisted as popular and cuddly toys, appealing to children and adults alike. From classic Steiff designs to the latest Build-a-Bear creations, the more than 400 examples in the museum's collection represent the wide variety of teddy bears over the past century.
See also Teddy Bear, inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 1998.
Steam powered the first toy trains, and when manufacturers figured out how to use electricity to power the toys, model layouts became common in family playrooms. Joshua Lionel Cohen offered his first train sets in the early 1900s, and by the middle of the 20th century, Lionel trains dominated the market. By the 1930s, adult modelers—mostly men—founded the National Model Railroad Association with local chapters in every state. By the end of the 20th century, hobbyists numbered about 500,000 throughout the U.S.A. The museum owns more than 1,000 pieces of Lionel rolling stock and thousands more related items for creating the elaborate layouts that kids and adults both find so engaging. Brands other than Lionel are also represented in the collection.
See also Lionel Trains, inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2006.
Toy historians speculate that yo-yos have been around for centuries. Patent applications for improvements to the basic spool on a string appeared in the United States around 1866. Yo-yos have been part of American childhood since the 1920s and especially since the toy's revival by Duncan in the 1960s. Not just for kids, however, the yo-yo is the centerpiece of dozens of local, national, and international contests for yo-yo tricksters for all ages. The museum's collection includes almost 1,900 examples of the popular toy.
See also Duncan Yo-Yo, inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 1999, and "Duncan Yo-Yo: Strings Attached."


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Bringing a wealth of collegiate and professional experience at a young age, former Major League Soccer goalkeeper Alec Dufty begins his second season as an assistant coach with FGCU in the 2014 season.
Dufty, who spent the 2012 year as a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Illinois-Chicago, will work closely with FGCU's goalkeepers.
Dufty served three stints as a goalkeeper in the MLS, playing for the Chicago Fire (Oct. 2010-Dec. 2011), Columbus Crew (May-Nov. 2009) and New York Red Bulls (Jan.-April 2009). The 26-year-old Dufty also played for AC St. Louis of the North American Soccer League (Feb.-Oct. 2011), where he served as the club's captain and was named the Most Valuable Player.
Collegiately, Dufty – who graduated in 2009 – was the starting goalkeeper and team captain in a four-year career (2005-08) at Evansville, where he garnered All-Missouri Valley Conference accolades three times (2006, '07, '08). He was also a member of the U.S. Under-20 National Team in preparation for the U-20 World Cup. During his college years, Dufty also played with the Raleigh Elite in the USL Premier Development League.
Dufty coached the Chicago Fire Juniors goalkeepers from May-August 2010, mentoring 10-18 year olds, including several Division-I goalkeeping prospects. Born in Binghamton, N.Y., the Raleigh, N.C., native also served as a soccer camp counselor and instructor at both Duke and Evansville during his collegiate playing days.
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The shocking ?incestuous? secrets of the Australian outback family where four generations of the clan interbred in conditions of unspeakable cruelty would have been discovered if the authorities had followed the trail of animal genital mutilation that the family left in its wake as they crisscrossed Australia, avoiding detection.
The forty-strong group has a limited family tree that DNA testing revealed shows ten of the 12 children taken from the outback commune had parents who were probably father and daughter or brother and sister.
There were no barriers to sexual relations ? with daughters, mothers, aunts, uncles and sons all engaging in sexual acts across their many homes in small rural Australian communities, and through the generations going back at least 50 years.
The secrets to their depraved lifestyle were to be found in the genital mutilation of animals by the child victims of this family sex ring, something which should have alerted social services to the chronic abuse taking place among members of the so called ?Colt? family, a name given to them by the Family Court to protect the younger children.
The genital abuse of animals and other cruelties to pets and horses is a ?red flag? to social services to such an extent that in some US states it is mandatory for animal welfare charities to report findings of animal cruelty to social services, for future investigation into child abuse and neglect cases.
It seems that the sordid and incredibly disturbing behaviours emanating from New South Wales could have been halted earlier if the Australian authorities joined the dots and linked the abuse of the animals which they had discovered to the abuse of the children.
Court documents report that the children took amusement from cutting the genitals of live cats, dogs and kangaroos.
The evidence of such cruelty would have been everywhere they lived but no-one in authority was able to see the significance in these acts against animals, allowing a sexual 'free for all' through the generations to go on unchecked for decades.
The case, which authorities describe as the worst they have ever come across, has echoes of ?Deliverance? about it, the famous movie by John Boorman about Hillbilly communities in southern states of the U.S.
The film staring Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds and Ned Beatty opened a window into the inbred communities in the Georgia wilderness but even this fiction could not compare with the reality of the abuse and interbreeding discovered by social workers and DNA scientists working for the family courts in Australia this week.
The DNA swabs blew away all the constructed lies perpetrated by the matriarch of the group, Betty, who slept with her brother and supervised a family who lived without electricity, water and basic sanitation to such an extent that the children didn?t know how to shower and couldn?t even use toilet paper.
Covered in sores, scabies, and lice and racketed with disease, many of the 12 children taken immediately into care had difficulties with speech and movement because of their genetic inbreeding.
The secrets of this beautiful Australian valley where the clan were discovered left some of the children with walking impairments, hearing and sight problems and included one child with ?misaligned eyes?.
The secret incestuous community lived in tents and rundown sheds and social workers found the homestead covered with rubbish, rotting vegetables and even discovered a kangaroo asleep on a children?s bed in the encampment.
The children were dirty and unkempt but the family could be tracked back to the arrival of a couple from New Zealand in the 1970s.
Interviews with social services reveal that the saga of abuse began around the 1950s when the first family members, a brother and sister, gave birth to a child of their own in New Zealand.
This child, June, married a man called Tim and emigrated to Australia bringing up four girls and two boys, five of whom remain the bulk of the elders who ran the community and who engaged in unrestricted sexual activities between themselves and generations of their intimate relations before their recent discovery and exposure.
This family behaviour continued unchecked until the arrival of police and authorities at the encampment after concerns that the children weren?t attending school.
Local reports claimed that occasional visits of some of the women into local towns to buy provisions alerted the authorities to their presence and precipitated the visit. Initially, the women in the camp claimed that the children were the progeny of foreign workmen and labourers but the laboratory results soon put paid to those claims.
The nightmare of ?homozygosity? where parents are closely related was discovered not by social services but by the DNA scientists. This is a problem in the Middle East and among some Asian communities where cousins intermarry but inbreeding on this scale is a rare event.
As this horrific discovery unfolds, the real questions of how the Australian authorities and social services allowed this to go on unchecked for decades will continue to be asked.
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Police probe stabbing in KillingtonStaff Report | January 01,2013Vermont State Police are investigating a stabbing at a party in Killington.
Police said they found an uninjured man covered in somebody else's blood and learned of a stabbing victim who had been taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center, but that the 100 guests at the party on East Mountain Road at around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday were "uncooperative."
The incident is still under investigation.
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