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Especially interesting to this writer were the chapters on "Silver Spurs" and the "Reno Rodeo". Because I had a long relationship with these two events, I enjoyed seeing pictures of celebrities from both the celluloid cowboy world and persons of the domain of actual cowboys.
Among the Silver Spurs honorees I had the good fortune to personally interact with were John Wayne, Jim Arness, Richard Boone, Dan Blocker, Michael Landon and Lorne Greene. Of them all I most frequently saw Greene because he and I lived in Incline Village during the late '70s. Because Greene was an avid tennis player, those occasions mostly occurred on the Tahoe Racquet Club courts and at the Clint Eastwood Celebrity Tennis Tournament.
Arness was the first TV cowboy to receive the Silver Spurs, all the previous winners had been motion picture stars such as John Wayne, Gregory Peck, James Stewart, Gary Cooper, Alan Ladd, Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Stewart again, Glenn Ford the following two years, and Fred MacMurray. Arness' award had been presented to him by another famous film actor, Rex Bell, who at that time was the Lt. Governor of the state.
In the "Reno Rodeo" chapter full-page pictures are devoted to two of the most prominent figures in the event and they would be Harry Frost who ran Reno Printing Company and Cotton Rosser, who started as a competitor in the rodeo and eventually became the stock provider for future rodeos. During its heyday, the Reno Rodeo attracted such premiere names as Casey Tibbs, Larry Mahan and Ty Murray.
Of all the individuals that served as President of the Reno Rodeo, Charles Mapes was probably the most innovative. When he grabbed the reigns of the event in 1966 the rodeo was in dire straits for funding. He devised a plan whereby local merchants and professional people could contribute to an Underwriting Program that was designed to raise enough money to cover the expenses of the event. The underwriters would be repaid on a percentage basis based on the income that the rodeo generated. The first year they received something like a 60 percent return on their money. The amount they received in subsequent years finally reached 100 percent and the rodeo was on solid footing.
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APRIL 5, Columbus, OH – At a Capitol press conference, NAMI Ohio and partners from Ohio's law enforcement, medical, education and social service communities released a new report, To Lift The Burden, recommending a five-point cost-effective plan for reducing the financial and moral costs of untreated mental illness to individuals, families, and taxpayers
More than half a million Ohioans are affected by potentially disabling mental illnesses every year. The full report is on-line at www.nami.org/report/oh.
"As Ohio's leaders work to balance the budget, they may be tempted to slash spending on mental health care, but that would be a huge mistake," said Clark County Sheriff Gene Kelley. "I see the long term costs of insufficient mental health care services every day. People with mental illness being shunted to the courts, the juvenile justice system, jail and prison. When you add in the toll on families, schools, and emergency medical care, the long term costs of cutting mental health far outweigh any short term 'savings.'"
"Ohio is facing an acute financial crisis, but people living with serious mental illness must have access to services and treatment," said Terry Russell, Executive Director, NAMI Ohio—the Ohio chapter of NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill).
"In To Lift The Burden, we lay out a clear, affordable plan based on proven treatments and the experiences of other states that will meet the needs of some of Ohio's most vulnerable people."
The press conference also marked the state launch of the "Campaign for the Mind of America," a multi-year national and state-level initiative to increase access to mental health treatment and services and show the effects of untreated mental illness on every community.
Untreated mental illness costs the nation more than $100 billion annually in lost productivity. Major additional costs also are shifted on to other sectors of society, such as law enforcement, education, and emergency rooms---making them unfairly and inefficiently the front lines of mental health treatment.
With almost two and a half million Ohioans suffering a mental disorder in any given year, mental illness touches almost every family in the state. The direct and indirect costs to Ohio of mental illness total more than $6.5 billion a year. State and county governments are forced to pay millions of dollars each year in emergency medical care, education interventions, long-term nursing home care, unemployment, housing, and law enforcement, including juvenile justice, jail and prison costs. Everyone is affected.
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Green Bag Appointments Made to Local Community College Boards of Trustees, the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO), the Workforce Development Corporation Board, and the Maryland Arts Council
ANNAPOLIS, MD (February 19, 2010) - Governor Martin O'Malley today submitted a list of 191 "green bag" nominations for appointment and reappointment to the Maryland Senate for State boards and commissions. Governor Martin O'Malley yesterday made several appointments to local school boards, including Allegany and Queen Anne's Counties Boards of Education and the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.
Governor Martin O'Malley submitted new nominees for the Prince George's Community College, the Montgomery Community College, and St. Mary's College, along with a series of reappointments to Community College Boards around the State. The list also includes nominees for the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO), the Workforce Development Corporation Board, and the Maryland Arts Council, among other regulatory and advisory boards.
"I am especially proud to make a number of appointments and reappointments to fill key leadership positions on College and Community College Boards to continue the progress we have made in building the No. 1 ranked school system in America, and to continue our investments we have made in our human capital," said Governor O'Malley. "We have worked hard to compile a list of individuals from across our State with diverse geographic, gender and ethnic backgrounds to continue to help protect Maryland's priorities."
The term "green bag" derives from the historical green satchel that is used once every year to bring the gubernatorial nominations to the Senate. When not in use, the bag is stored at the Maryland State Archives. It is state tradition that a senior member of the governor's staff delivers the "green bag" to the Senate.
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Lynn Loughlin Skerpon, Prince George's Community College Board of Trustees: Ms. Skerpon is being nominated for appointment to the Prince George's Community College Board of Trustees. Ms. Skerpon has 25 years of law experience and six years of service as an elected official. Ms. Skerpon currently serves as a Senior Advisor to the Comptroller of Maryland and has served in that role since 2007. She also serves as an Estates & Trusts Attorney in her own practice, and is an adjunct professor of Trusts and Estates Law for The Catholic University Columbia School of Law. From 2000 to 2006, Ms. Skerpon served as the Register of Wills for Prince George's County and represented over 846,000 constituents. Ms. Skerpon has taken on a number of civic leadership roles in the Prince George's County community including Trustee for the Capital Hospice, Chair of the Visionary Panel Task Force on Educational Opportunities for Senior Citizens, and Trustee for the Prince George's County Community College. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Politics from Princeton University in 1975 and received her Juris Doctor from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law in 1978. She is a resident of Mitchellville, Prince George's County.
Kenneth Jay Hoffman, M.D., M.P.H., Montgomery College Board of Trustees: Dr. Hoffman is being nominated for appointment to the Montgomery College Board of Trustees. Dr. Hoffman is a retired Colonel from the United States Army, and currently serves as Clinical Director for Mental Health Services at the U.S. Department of State, and also runs a private and consulting practice in preventive and psychiatric services. In 2008, he served as Chief of Medical Informatics at the U.S. Department of State. He is also an adjunct assistant professor for Preventive Medicine/Biometrics and Psychiatry at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. From 2005 to 2008, Dr. Hoffman was the Medical Officer for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA). Dr. Hoffman has been a consultant to a number of hospitals and medical centers, including Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the Army Surgeon General, 121 General Hospital, Korea, the National Naval Medical Center, and the Madigan Army Medical Center, among others. He is a recipient of the Secretary's Distinguished Service Award in 2006, and the Wellcome Medal and Prize for the Association of Military Surgeons of the U.S. in 1989. Dr. Hoffman's military honors include: the Legion of Merit in 2004, the Order of Military Medical Merit in 2003, the Defense Superior Service Medal in 2002, the Army Surgeon General "A" proficiency designator in 1999, the Army Commendation Medal in 1999 and 2003, the Defense Meritorious Service Medal in 1995 and 1998, the Joint Service Achievement Medal in 1989, the Meritorious Service Medal in 1986, the Expert Field Medical Badge in 1985, and the Basic Flight Surgeon Badge in 1983. Dr. Hoffman received his Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and Biology from Cornell University in 1975, and received his Medical Degree from Eastern Virginia Medical School in 1979. Dr. Hoffman also received his Masters of Public Health from Harvard University in 1987. He is Board Certified in Psychiatry and Neurology, specializing in Psychiatry and Addictive Psychiatry and Preventive Medicine. He is a resident of Rockville, Montgomery County.
The Honorable Sheila E. Hixson, St. Mary's College Board of Trustees: Delegate Sheila Hixson is being nominated for appointment to the St. Mary's College Board of Trustees. Delegate Hixson was elected as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates in 1976, representing District 20 in Montgomery County. She is the chair of the House Ways & Means Committee, and the first woman ever to chair that committee in Maryland. As chair, she is responsible for state and local taxation matters; education programs and financing; elections; transportation funding; lottery and horse racing; and issues relating to children youth and families. She is also a member of Maryland's Thornton Commission and one of the original supporters of the five-year Bridge to Excellence Plan for public primary and secondary education. She graduated from Northern State Teachers College. She is a resident of Montgomery County.
The Honorable James A. Kenney, III, St. Mary's College Board of Trustees: Judge Kenney is being nominated for appointment to the St. Mary's College Board of Trustees. Judge Kenney is an accomplished lawyer, practicing for the past 44 years. In 1997, he was appointed judge in the Court of Special Appeals by Governor Glendening, where he served until his retirement in March 2007. Judge Kenney is the founding member of the St. Mary's College of Maryland Foundation and served as Foundation President from 1993 to 1999. He has served as an adjunct associate professor in the political science department of St. Mary's College of Maryland since 1964. He was Assistant State's Attorney for St. Mary's County from 1964 to 1967 and has served as chair of the St. Mary's County Economic Development Commission. Judge Kenney received his Bachelor of Arts from Dickinson College in 1959, attended the Yale Divinity School from 1959 to 1960, and received his Juris Doctor from the George Washington University School of Law in 1963. He was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 1963 and is a member of the American Bar Association, the Maryland State Bar Associati


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I'm still wondering which attack Glameow used in the Japanese episode at the end of the battle when Gallade jumped on its tail.
As I explained in my review, it must have been a translation mistake in the DUB, because the only two Electric-type attacks Glameow can learn are Thunderbolt and Thunder, but in the US episode it was mistakenly called Shadow Ball.
Thus, I reckon it was Thunderbolt, but who knows.
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Finally, I did a catch up with the dub! I stopped after Volkner's first ep, so I watched a few scenes of every ep from the first S13 ep to Volkner's first ep, then I watched all eps from Volkner's second ep to this ep in a row
I have to note how I REALLY enjoyed this, I just couldn't stop watching! unlike my rewatch which I can't bother continuing cause I honestly can't enjoy older eps like Orange Islands as much as I enjoy the current eps
Now, back to this ep... extremely awesome! I love Dawn and Contests so much... yes, I know the battle wasn't as good as Zoey VS Nando, but it was still good enough (and its ending is just full of awesomeness) and what's more important to me than the battle, is Dawn's character development... she accepts the lose perfectly fine, returns Johanna her ribbon and says that now she has her own ribbons and her friends to support her
It's really a perfect ending for Dawn and while I wanted her to somehow stay on the show... if she had to leave, then they did it the best possible way
I also really liked the final scene when she takes all her Pokémon out, thank them and say how lucky she is to have them all... <3
As said, I like the fact they bothered to create a new song especially for this ep (like 4Kids used to do... I missed that, hope they continue doing it) but sadly it was really hard to hear the song with all the talking and noise over it... they should've made the song a little more clear to hear during all this talking... but it was still nice
So yeah, awesome episode, best ending Dawn could get and good conclusion for this Grand Festival
I hope now to continue watching every new dub ep every week as I do with the Japanese version... and hopefully I'll bother to continue my rewatch soon
Yes, it could be better... but it's not nearly as bad as some make it seem
The only two problems in my opinion are TRio's dialogue (which honestly doesn't annoy me so much when I just watch it, it only seriously annoyed me when I translated eps) and the BGM being replaced, which isn't such a problem in episodes like this when I'm pretty sure they kept most of it (and we even got some eps which kept the whole BGM in this season and the previous one too, so they're improving...)
I can't believe I haven't watched this Sinnoh Grand Festival finale episode! I caught a few glimpses of it in the past when the Japanese episode aired, but not enough to really get the whole episode. Well I've finally had time to watch the whole thing and write about my thoughts on the chain of events in this one. I'm just a bit sad that this seems like the final Contest battle of Dawn since I don't think Sinnoh has anymore Contests open, after the Grand Festival. Well here goes my review/essay on the events of this finale of sorts. First off, I hated this dub title since I didn't get the pun. Just thought I'd get that out of the way first haha. I thought the episodes started out too suddenly though; with not much build-up as we usually have. Pretty different since we usually have a lot of talking before any actual action.
Anyway, the Contest announcer gives them the go-ahead to battle and Dawn sent out her trusty Piplup and the Togekiss she got as a gift. Zoey then sent out her trusty Glameow and a Gallade; which I'm assuming evolved from her old Kirlia. Kind of a shock to me to be honest, since I had assumed all of her Pokemon were female lol. Anyway, I noticed that when Piplup and Togekiss were sent out, there wasn't much of a Seal effect but when Zoey sent out Glameow and Gallade, they were given a cool flowery Seal effect. I call favoritism! Anyway, we got a nice shot of Team Rocket, Ash and Brock, and even Ursula and Nando watching the battle play out; that's great. I like that the writers remembered Nando and Ursula, specifically. Dawn gave Piplup and Togekiss a quick pep-talk and then she started thinking back to the Jubilife Contest and how Zoey said they'd meet at the final stage. Oh la la, a Shipping moment maybe? Lol.
Ash scanned Gallade into his PokeDex, because that's what Ash does. He then confirmed that Gallade did indeed evolve from Zoey's Kirlia. Then Dawn's mom, Johanna, suddenly appears. I'm like, "what?!". I mean, how did she get to Lake Valor so quickly, when she was in Twinleaf Town one episode previous to this one? Weird. She explains how both Zoey and Dawn are even, though I thought Zoey had the advantage to be honest. Anyway, back to the battle. Dawn had Piplup jump on Togekiss' back and then she had Togekiss use Aura Sphere and Piplup use it's Bubblebeam which created a cool new move. Just when I thought Dawn had it, Zoey had Glameow cut the Aura Sphere in half which created a bright light. Zoey then had her Gallade use Psycho Cut on Piplup's Bubblebeam and created a dazzling effect of her own! Both Fantina and Dawn were impressed, though Dawn lost some points. Togekiss surprised Zoey with it's speed and then Piplup prepared to use Hydro Pump.
Sadly, Zoey was prepared for that and had her Glameow use Fake Out to startle Piplup and cancel out the move before it was used. Pretty interesting to see Fake Out in the anime. Brock explained it's effect just as Dawn lost another chunk of points which was irritating to watch. Team Rocket then asked Meowth to learn Fake Out, though apparently, it isn't easy? Silly TPCI dialogue. Gallade used Vacuum Wave on Togekiss, but Togekiss dodged it and used Air Slash, though it missed as well. Both Zoey and Dawn lost points, though Zoey noticed how agile Togekiss was. Gallade then used Signal Beam and Glameow used it's Iron Tail to form another fusion move; a sort of lasso of Signal Beam. Dawn then had her Piplup use Whirlpool but Zoey countered with her own Signal Beam-whirlpool. However, Dawn used her Togekiss' Aura Sphere to give Whirlpool a bright-blue glow and the two Whirlpools collided to form a bunch of fireworks. Typical.
Both Dawn and Zoey lost a few more points on the Contest meter for that one, since the move was equally effective. Zoey had Gallade use Swords Dance which, to be honest, was probably the blandest move I've ever seen in a Contest. No sparkly effect or anything. Dawn took advantage and had Togekiss use Safeguard to protect it from status changes. That cost Zoey some points right there. Zoey tried using Glameow's Shadow Claw on Togekiss, but it wasn't very smart, at least not at first anyway. Togekiss used Sky Attack but Gallade came charging in and used it's Psycho Cut. Piplup used Peck and they pretty much tied there but that was what Zoey wanted. She used that attack as a distraction and had Glameow climb onto Togekiss' back. Smart, since it cost Dawn more points. Glameow then used Thunderbolt, but apparently, Togekiss' Safeguard protected it from damage. Lol, what? It cost Zoey and Dawn more points, once again. Piplup was then preparing to help Togekiss, but Gallade got in the way. Piplup however, just kept on running towards Gallade.
Gallade used Vacuum Wave again, but Piplup used that spinning move and was able to dodge it in mid-air. It then "flew" towards Togekiss and Glameow and knocked Glameow off with it's Hydro Pump! That move both removed Glameow and cost Zoey points. Gallade then used Psycho Cut once more but Togekiss and Piplup dodged that in the air. We then saw some of the other Coordinators watching the battle like Kenny, and even Candice of Snowpoint City was watching the battle! Zoey then wanted to seperate Togekiss and Piplup so she used another Psycho Cut and it worked. Dawn came up with a plan fast and had Piplup use Whirlpool while Togekiss distracted Zoey. It didn't work so well though; Glameow was able to grab a hold of Whirlpool with it's tail. I say, cut it off. Gallade then used Vacuum Wave to destroy the Whirlpool, which was odd, considering Zoey could've been a bit more creative but whatever. Dawn then had Piplup use Peck and Togekiss use Sky Attack!
For some reason, the two moves combined to form a red-colored move that impressed the judges and cost Zoey some points. I noticed that a new song played during all of this and I have to say, whether it's the original Japanese song or not, it sounded pretty nice and fit in with the scene very well. Zoey then came up with her own fusion move by having her Glameow use Thunderbolt to charge up Gallade's arms to form of sort of electric-Psycho Cut. Gallade's Psycho Cut and Togekiss and Piplup's fusion move clashed! There was an explosion of course, and then we saw that both Zoey and Dawn lost a huge amount of points. Right before the Pokemon could do much else though, the timer runs out and the battle ends. We saw everyone look anxious right before a winner was declared, and then Zoey was declared the winner since she had a bit more points left. Zoey and her Pokemon exchanged a hug, though Dawn looked very sad as she thanked Piplup and Togekiss for their hard work during the battle.
Dawn seemed sad, but was able to get over it and feel truly happy for Zoey. Ash and Brock seemed disappointed that Dawn lost, but Johanna merely claimed it was the beginning and not the end. Sure Johanna, sure. Even Jessie was clearly upset that Dawn lost, and she seemed to have given up on Contests for good as she left her old costume behind. Fantina gave Zoey the Ribbon Trophy and the Grand Festival came to a close. After the Contest, Dawn met up with her mom and returned her ribbon which I'm surprised the writer still remembered haha. Nurse Joy then told Ash that Volkner was awaiting him in Sunyshore City, which was a little too convenient. Dawn and Zoey then had a private conversation but were interrupted by Nando who wanted to thank them for the battles. Zoey then left for Snowpoint City and I have to admit, I'm sorry to see her go. Dawn then talked to all her Pokemon and it looks like she hasn't given up on being Top Coordinator yet. Overall, even though the episode ended on a sad note, I think it was 10 times better than the Hoenn and Kanto GF, and it was pretty much perfect. I give it a 10/10 which it deserves :)
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You know, fans say that Dawn may win the next GF and that may be true but, the sad thing is, we won't see it. If she cameos in BW and says she did win, it won't feel as good as actually seeing her win. That will just blow chunks. The phrase is "show, don't (just) tell."
And another thing, while Dawn's loss to Zoey allows her character to develop more, she should've been fully developed in time for the Grand Festival by the writers so that she'd win instead of focusing the episodes mostly on fillers and COTDs. Sorry, but I prefer my favorite characters to be fully developed in time to achieve their goals. I just hate open endings that forget to tie up some loose ends sometimes.
And before you tell me to stop whining about Dawn's loss, let me remind you that this is my opinion, this is a forum where said opinions are allowed to be discussed, agreed with and disagreed with and... well, that's pretty much it.
P.S. While I hate that Dawn lost, I loved how she made it to the finals and came so close to winning. Zoey may have won and be the better coordinator but she's not my favorite character (I'd like it if she had a more lively personality). Dawn did her very best and I'm glad she did. But if the writers had her win (in the best way possible), I would've jumped for joy and cried in happiness.
Also I rooted for Dawn as I watched DP177 even though I knew she wouldn't win. I don't switch sides just because the opponent is "better."


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Oakland University plans to recognize an exemplary leader, philanthropist and honorary alumnus who over three decades has guided the small business he founded to its current status as a tier one supplier to the automotive, aerospace, solar, appliance and military manufacturing industries across the globe.
The School of Business Administration will present Hugh Elliott, CEO of Elliott Group International, an honorary doctorate of science at its commencement ceremony Dec. 17. The gesture pays tribute to the incredible entrepreneurial success Elliott has seen, all while emphasizing quality, integrity, social responsibility, and global and cultural diversity in the corporate climate.
A nomination form submitted on his behalf proclaims, "This is an individual who honed his leadership skills through a respected service record in Vietnam, where honor, loyalty and willingness to care for one's fellow man weren't platitudes given in a speech, but the difference between life and death for soldiers in the 2nd Infantry."
That same sense of dedication is evident in a progressive and effective business management style that emphasizes success with a personal touch.
"You cannot always cut costs to make a profit," Elliott explained. "You also must focus on growing people. I'd rather have the profits going to my employees' salaries and bonuses so they can take care of their families."
A manufacturer of adhesive products used for a variety of manufacturing purposes, Elliott Group International maintains product quality that is consistently used as a benchmark by competitors. The company's revenue is estimated at $972 million in sales since its inception.
While seeking to continually advance product quality and innovation, Elliott has enlisted university researchers in partnerships that also provide unique educational opportunities for students.
"Turning out good business students who can successfully lead in today's global environment isn't an option, but imperative," he said. "The only way the U.S. – Michigan – will be able to stay competitive in the global workplace is to make students realize the importance of education in a culturally diverse environment. We have to start seeing how jobs and communities need to be built together."
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"It was a great win for us and it's nice to be able to go on the road off the tournament," said CMU head coach Keno Davis. "I think, overall, our performance I would characterize as having great work ethic and effort. We didn't always make the right plays, but we are learning and coaches can overlook some of the shortcomings if we have effort and we have attitude. There is no doubt that our team isn't short in either area."
Consistent shooting buoyed CMU's efforts against the Matadors, making 14-of-25 shots in each half (56%). Tournament MVP Chris Fowler was not to be denied in the finale, scoring a game-high 25 points, including 17 in the second half. Three other Chippewas hit double digits including 15 from John Simons and 10 each from Blake Hibbitts, who was also named to the all-tournament team, and Braylon Rayson.
Cal State Northridge (3-3) started fast, jumping out to a 9-2 lead with just over three minutes off the clock. At the 11:30 mark, the Matadors pushed their advantage to nine points at 17-8 on a layup by Aaron Parks. CMU responded and then never looked back.
The Chippewas embarked a 14-0 run, sparked by seven points from Fowler, to build a five-point lead at 22-17. Three pointers on four consecutive possessions, two from Josh Kozinski and two from Simons, upped that advantage to 10 at 36-26 with 3:38 left to play in the half. CMU finished the half strong, including a three-pointer from Hibbitts as time dwindled down, and took a 44-32 lead into the locker room at halftime.
Central Michigan (3-3) came out firing from the break raining down threes, netting four from four different players to increase its lead to 20 at 59-39 less than five minutes into the second half.
CSUN didn't make a shot from the field for nearly six minutes but managed to not let the game get completely out-of-hand by getting to the foul line. The Matadors scored 12 straight points from the charity stripe before a tip-in by Stephan Hicks with 8:34 remaining ended the stretch.
Meanwhile, Fowler was taking the game over, putting the Chippewas on his back down the stretch. With Cal State Northridge applying pressure to try to force turnovers, he generated points by driving to the bucket for layups and by getting to the foul line. Fowler scored 10 straight for CMU, six off layups and four off free throws. He finished the game making 9-of-10 foul shots.
After DeAndray Buckley made two free throws and Hibbitts downed a jumper, a three pointer from Fowler with 3:50 remaining was a dagger to CSUN, pushing the Chippewas lead to 17 at 82-65.
With a sizeable lead and with CMU making its free throws late in the game, Cal State Northridge never had the opportunity to mount a comeback and the Chippewas took the game and the tournament crown.
Stephan Hicks led Cal State Northridge with 22 points while Parks added 17 and Stephen Maxwell chipped in 14 points and seven rebounds. Hicks and Maxwell were named to the all-tournament team.
The Chippewas will head back on the road next week, traveling to face Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (3-3) on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. ET at the Islanders' American Bank Center. CMU will return home on Saturday, Nov. 30, hosting Jacksonville State (1-5) in a 7 p.m. contest in McGuirk Arena.
Central Michigan men's basketball is on Twitter. Follow head coach Keno Davis (@CoachKenoDavis) and the program's official Twitter account (@CMUMensBBall) to get insider news and information and team updates. The Chippewas are also on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CMUMensBBall.


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C. 1990 Vintage .60 ct. t.w. Garnetbow and Ribbon Ring With Diamond in 14kt Two-Tone Gold. Size 8.5
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C. 1980. Wonderfully detailed and aesthetically delightful, this garnet bow ring from our Estate collection is like a piece of wearable art for your finger! Features a sculptural design with .55 ct. t.w. garnets and a sparkling diamond accent in the center. Textured and polished 14kt rose gold ring. Exclusive, one-of-a-kind Estate Jewelry.
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Garnet GARNET: the birthstone of January. One glance at the deep red seeds nestled inside of a pomegranate explains why the word "garnet" comes from the Latin word "granatus," meaning "grain" or "seed." This name was given to the garnet because of its close resemblance to the succulent seed. (Color: Red, Quantity: 6, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 0.55 ct. t.w.)
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The district court in O'Brien correctly concluded that the required disclaimer was compelled speech and that the ordinance must be subject to the highest level of judicial scrutiny, known as "strict scrutiny." The court went on to hold that the law failed strict scrutiny because the government's alleged interest in combating "deceptive advertising" by crisis-pregnancy centers could have been achieved by simply modifying the city's existing anti-fraud statute, without compelling the centers to convey a message they would prefer not to convey.
So far so good—except for the fact that the Supreme Court has upheld disclaimers in the campaign finance context for ads that support or oppose candidates. The district court in O'Brien recognized this and was forced to explicitly distinguish disclaimers in the campaign context from those at issue in the case. Here's what the court said:
Strict scrutiny review is a standard traditionally used when examining regulations of fully protected speech rather than the 'exacting scrutiny' standard described in Citizens United v. Fed Election Comm'n.,__ U.S. __, 130 S. Ct. 876 (2010) (addressing a First Amendment Challenge to political campaign laws).
In short, speech about a crisis-pregnancy center is "fully protected" under the First Amendment, but speech about candidates is not. The Framers gave us the First Amendment specifically to allow citizens to, among other things, talk about and criticize their government. Yet three decades of campaign finance decisions have forced a district court to have to say, in effect, "Unlike political speech, the speech at issue here is entitled to significant First Amendment protection." Nonetheless, decisions like the one in O'Brien are important—by exposing the contradictions between our First Amendment rhetoric and our First Amendment as enforced by the courts, it lays bare how far we have drifted from first principles. And that is the first step to restoring those principles.
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Marc Copland: New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices (2008)
Copland and Peacock composed all the music except for Miles Davis' "All Blues," with the music following two streams: chamber and cool jazz. The zones are wide enough for the trio to fill them with a compact harmonic pulse, subtle shadings and vivid tonal explorations. While each is a craftsman in his own right, there is an easy fluidity and understanding between them, the result of Peacock playing for a long period of time with Copland, and even longer with Motian.
Peacock gently lights up "Vignette," shaping the melody and then letting the chords complement the vamp. Copland gives the melody more room to breathe. At first seeped in the composition, he unravels the notes with enough air and variation to bring in a warm ambience. Motian adds the ornamentation through light flexes on the cymbals and prancing accents.
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"At Night" is top notch. Locked in harmony, the trio interacts intuitively. Copland lets each moment bathe in impressionism that shades every little nuance. His dynamic forge is complemented by Peacock and Motian, who add different texturesthe former, thick and deep, and the latter, scintillating exclamations.
Track Listing: Vignette; Albert; River's Run; Voices; Runner; That's It?; All Blues; At Night.
Personnel: Marc Copland: piano; Gary Peacock: bass; Paul Motian: drums.
Record Label: Pirouet Records
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140 Beach Way, Moss Beach, CA | Directions 9403837.517750 -122.512767
Mon-Sat 12:00pm- 8:30pm
Sun 11.00am-8:30pm
Are you kidding me Citysearch? These are the most outdated reviews I have ever seen. C'mon now lets be fair to current management, who have turned this place around since then. We are looking for creative criticism, not words of hateful negativity about some lame tv show that tricked the heck out of us.
Old favorite – Wonderful location in Moss Beach, practically right on the ocean. The view is fantastic. The place has a lot of ambriance owing to the fact it was built in the early part of the 20th century. There's a patio (also with a great view). My husband and I have been going for years - it's a tradition for us - and the service has always been good, so has the food. There's even an elevator for people who need assitance in getting down to the patio floor, which is the bottom level. The food is a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. For us, it's completely worth it.
Finally, some might criticize the whole Blue Lady thing, but it's not a gimic. As a native, I remember hearing rumours about a ghost at the Moss Beach Distillery way back during my childhood, which was the 1950s.
Beautiful and relaxing – We had an excellent meal here with an unbelievably yummy dessert. Definitely try the banana-marshmallow wontons, they are delicious! You can't beat the view, it's so relaxing to sit out on the deck and watch the sun set. It's a great little get away from San Francisco. We had a perfect evening here, and we'll be back soon!
GreatPlace on a Sunny Day – One of the best places for a pint and some food along this section of the coast. Plenty of deck chairs ensure everyone can enjoy the view. Thoughtfully, a large cache of blankets is available in case the fog starts to roll in.
No Way out – After watching the Ghost Hunters episode there is now way I would pay to eat there. My wife and I are coming out to San Francisco and will eating and spending our money somewhere else.
Different Restaurant?! – I am not sure if I came to the same restaurant that any of these people came to, who wrote reviews before me.
I did not come here to find a ghost, I came here to surprise my husband with an amazing brunch and stunning views, and that is exactly what I did.
I made a reservation and we were one of 3 tables to be seated in the front room at 11am this Sunday. Unlimited mimosas were delish, the fresh baked pastries were so yummy I think we had 3 servings, then we both ordered something different. I had Croque Madame and my husband had Gingersnap Pancakes, we loved every decadent bite and I think we were full into the next day!
Beyond the food being perfect, the views were stunning overlooking the ocean, even though it was a cloudy day the views were overwhelmingly perfect. I will be back for a drink to sit outside with my dog and a blanket. I am baffeled by these reviews before me, check this place out and you will be pleasantly surprised!
Awful service, low quality meals – Slow service. Low quality meals. Iceberg lettuce salad = a head of lettuce, two strips of bacon, a couple of cut up cherry tomatoes, a picked onion and some dressing. We used to love this restaurant. Very lowly rated in our books now.
Rebuttle to ghost hunter episode is rediculous – Did the person who wrote the rebuttle to the Ghost Hunter Episode see the show? The chef told Ghost Hunters of activity that included "Swinging Lights" and "Laughing in the Ladies Room" and claimed it as paranormal. Come on. Completely rediculous Moss Beach Distillery.
Only ghosts should set foot – Reviewed both the Ghost Hunters episode and the Distillery's rebuttal on their site, and am appalled at the lack of remorse and absolute smug response by executive chef. I will make it a point to inform familiy, friends and co-workers to not support this establishment.
what else are they dishonest about? – i wouldn't recommed this place either.i also saw the ghost hunters eposide where they lied and said it was haunted when it was proved that it was cleary a deliberate HOAX used to get more customers.in the description it says that the customers laugh it off.well im not laughing it off and im sure that was put their by an employee or the owner himself.
what else are they lying about? am i having steak or dog meat? is it really fine wine im drinking or is it cheap stuff from wal-mart?
they lied to the public about their FAKE ghost story so they very well could be lying about alot of other things as well.i wont go back there again and dont recommend them at all.the food isnt that good and knowing the place is rigged with stuff to make you think there are ghost is just plain childish and insults the intelligence of its customers.
any buisness that lies to your face and wont budge even when confronted with the evidence that was found is not worth trusting again.their hoax ghost story was also on Unsolved Mystery show.yes their lies go that far back!
makes me think that they might also have cameras to watch me in the bathroom or something.no,im not over reacting.
just go to youtube online and watch the episode and then see for youself.
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Seattle >Lodging > Moore Hotel
1926 Second Ave, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810147.611608 -122.341280
Daily 24 Hours
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Pike Place Market
Do not go here if you have visitors (OR IF YOU ARE PLANNING A WEDDING!) I stayed here and they KNEW it was a wedding party. They absolutely ruined my wedding! Made me 2 hours late because I have to scramble to find a new hotel that ALLOWS guest! Which all of them do beside this hotel! Once all my bride's maid/hair stylist came into the location they were extremely rude and unprofessional! They front desk girls are very unhelpful and extremely rude with their little comments…. We decided to check out of that hotel, the manager on duty (SHE'S A RUDE RUDE PERSON AND SHOULD NOT BE A MANAGER AT ALL) saw that my husband that a hand full of stuff and could not even open the door yelled across the lobby "HEY WE NEED YOUR ROOM KEY!!!" So unprofessional. We ended up stay at the Travel Lodge by the space needle, SAME PRICE, NICE STAFF, and PROFESSIONAL AND YOU CAN HAVE VISITORS! They have breakfast; they have a fridge in your room. DO NOT STAY HERE OR ELSE YOU WILL REGRET IT AND HAVE TO FIND A NEW HOTEL WITH SHORT NOTICE… BOOO THIS PLACE IS NOT GOOD!!!! 2 thumbs down for The Moore.
Pictures can be "photo-shopped"! – Wow! Where are the rooms that they show on the website??? This place is out of a bad movie. Rooms were tiny, old, dirty, and hot. The AC was a 5" fan in front of the window that did a great job of bringing in the sounds of the homeless fighting and the urine smell from the alley. TV was about 13". Spent one night in a "Euro Room" - shared bath was OK but only 1 1/2 for about 12 -14 rooms. Own room the next night had a bathroom. Shower was about 2' x 2'. Though close to Pike's Market, 2nd Ave. is a terrible street to do any walking on, especially at night. Now, all that being said, if the website & reviews had been accurate I would not have booked the room. I would love for someone from the Moore Hotel to prove to me that the pictures on the website were actaully taken at this hotel. Pay a little more and look elsewhere!!!
Matches? we don't need no stinkin matches. :D – Well now, I guess you can't please everyone! I was reading the review by UnagiGirl and I just can't seem to get past it. I have had the pleasure to stay at the Moore on several occasions on my trips to Seattle. Is it the Ritz ? No, you want the Ritz then go there. I knew there was no parking because it is "clearly" stated on their website and when I wrote them a note from their website and asked about parking (important to know) they told me there were lots available and on street parking but not for free. Enough said. You want cool and funky ? Then go to the Moore. People are very helpful and it reminds me very much of a time gone by and Europe. Can't beat the location. The SAM, Pike Place, Seattle Center, Nordstrom, Macy's, Monorail all within walking distance. The bus is free if you want to ride down to the Seahawk Stadium but I love the 10 block walk to Pioneer Square. (that's where the stadium is). All in all, I recommend the Moore hotel to people without hesitation.
Worst Service in all of Seattle – I booked a room at the Moore for a night. On the website, while booking, one of the very few amenities was free parking, a very huge bonus for downtown. When we pulled up to the hotel loading zone, I asked the front desk person where we could park. He said they actually don't have free parking but do have an agreement for parking up the street at a garage. I asked him if it was free because the website said it was.
He, very tersely said " Its not on the website." He turned his computer screen towards me and said "Where did you see it?" I told him while I was booking the room it was under amenities- he responded that I was wrong. I asked him if the parking was secure because we have had our car broke into right across the street.
His response in a very hostile tone was "I just went over that with you." I told him there was no reason to be assy. He promptly canceled my reservation and told me to go stay somewhere else. I apologized to him-(assy probably wasn't the best word to use but it did best describe his attitude)-he was the one being rude to me- and asked him to please not cancel my reservation. He told me to leave.
Apparently, The Moore Hotel doesn't believe in customer service and thinks that hostility is the way to treat people. The moral of the story is, I didn't stay at the Moore but my review is based on its front desk employee who was rude, hostile and should be let go. There are thousands of people looking for jobs, why would a business keep one who loses customers?
Really cool place, urban experience – Just a fun vibe at this downtown seattle hotel, lot's of communal space, friendly Euro's staying there, and really walkable to a lot of different places. Very inexpensive too (cheap!), but if you are looking for someplace fancy - look elsewhere
amazing suites yet so cheap!!!!! – this place is amazing!!!!!!!!!! The suites are beautiful.about 3-4 blocks from the water front and minutes from the shopping district.the suit we got was only 125$. it was amazing with a mini kitchen an anchway that seperated the living room from the bedroom with a dinning room with classy plates. the bedroom had a green silk bedspread a flat screen tv with two walk in closets.. i highly recomend this hotel!!!!!!!
Don't Touch My Stuff! – I checked into the Moore Hotel last night for a conference and left my toiletries on the sink.
When I came back this evening, the items were gone. After a half hour, the desk clerk got ahold of the housekeeping supervisor and she told him that the items were in my medicine cabinet.
Why didn't the maid tell me she had moved my things? I thought she had stolen or discarded them. To me, that's as bad as stealing. AVOID. If you want a cheap hotel in Seattle, try the Everspring Inn on Aurora.
some details about the Moore – I had trouble finding specific details of what rooms at The Moore included, so I wanted to elaborate. We booked suite 705 for just over $100 per night. The kitchenette included: coffemaker (coffee was provided, but I'd reccomend going out for coffee or buying your own), 2-eye range, sink, mini fridge, table for 2, love seat and coffee table. The bedroom was separated by a doorway (not an actual door). Included were: very comfy queen sized bed, one nightstand, TV (cable too!), small dresser, and a good-sized walk-in closet with several hangers. The room DID NOT have an alarm clock (luckily, my cell phone has one). The attached private bathroom had an old-fashioned claw-foot tub ( with shower curatins all around), pedistal sink, medicine cabinet, hairdryer and toilet. There was little space for storage of toiletries in the bathroom.
Floors 3, 6, and 7 have been remodeled and have very nice-looking decor. Floors 2, 4, and 5 look dark and uninviting. rooms ending in 01-05 do not face the water and are advertised as "quiet rooms." believe me, the street behind the Moore has just as many sirens going by at 3 a.m. as the street in front has. Just bring earplugs. Rooms ending in 06-16 are on the south end of the hotel furthest from the Moore Theater (which can be noisy) and face Puget Sound. rooms ending in 17 and above also face the water but are closer to the noise of the theater. Keep in mind there is no AC here and when the weather is nice you'll want your windows open.
value for the money, good location, friendly staff – I'm from Sydney, Australia, I viisted Seattle twice and in both occasions I stayed at the Moore Hotel, if I come back, and I definitely will again as Seattle is one of my favourite cities in North America, the Moore is where I'd like to stay again, the location is perfect, the staff is very friendly, to me anyway, the rooms are basic but comfortable and clean and in both ocasions I was given rooms with nice views of the water, a bonus, and yes, you can't beat the price.
Definitely no-frills, but you can't do better for the money. – My boyfriend had stayed at the Moore Hotel 6 years ago on a cross-country trip, so when he suggested that we stay there on our recent trip to Seattle, I let him take care of our vacation plans. We took public transit ( MT194 / $1.25) from SEATAC, which lets you off 3 blocks from the hotel - an easy walk.
This place is fantastic for the money if you don't require a lot of "extras." They offer shared and private baths (the private baths go pretty quickly), and we tried out each. Even the shared bath option gives you a sink in your room. The hotel feels much like a hostel at first - it's old and not in the best visual condition, the hallways are a little dark, the elevator only holds a couple of people, and the doors to the rooms require *gasp* actual KEYS! The neighborhood is a little gritty, but we never felt unsafe at any time. It is a highly trafficked area, so you're seldom wandering about by yourself.
It's a pretty bare bones setup, but everything was super clean, functional, we had a fantastic view of the water, and the building is constructed like a prison (thick plaster walls), so we never heard a peep from our neighbors. The close proximity to just about everything is amazing - we walked to Pioneer Square (~25 minutes), Safeco Park (~35 minutes), Pike Place Market (less than 5 minutes), and took a quick bus ride over to the Seattle Center. This place is central to everything you'll need to explore Seattle efficiently and thoroughly.
If you're into fancypants-type accomodations and need a lot of catering to, this place is not for you. There are no clocks in the room, no pictures on the wall, you may/may not get a mirror in your room, but the place is well worth the money that you'll save, and the service that we received from everyone working there was 5-star. They definitely have a lifelong customer in my guy and myself.
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