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Karakal CSX Junior Squash Racquet
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Balance: Headsize: 71.3 in2 / 460 cm2 Factory Grip: Karakal PU Super Grip Weight: 170g Factory String: String Pattern: Square
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The Karakal CSX Junior is a junior length version of the CSX-Tour, weighted and balanced to match its 600mm length. An ideal Junior Starter racquet, manufactured to Karakal's normal high standards.
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If you're unsure about your model or weight...try our DEMO program.
Our favorite Squash wrap grip is the Gamma Hi Tec. It's only $8 to have it installed at the time of purchase. It has a great tacky feel and sticks to your hand even when it gets wet.
The Tecnifibre 305 17g string upgrade is recommended because factory string is less playable/durable then the Tecnifibre 305 17g string we suggest.At the time of purchase, the Tecnifibre 305 17g restring upgrade is $21.95. It's normally $36 if you mailed the racquet to us later so you save $14 if you choose the upgrade right away. The tecnifibre will fray before it breaks and that's completely normal so don't worry about it!
If you choose a vibration dampener go with the Silencer (Our favorite), Head Smart Sorb, Head Megasorb, or the BBB (Big Bad Band).
A question we get everyday is "What is Grommet Tape?" It's a piece of tape that goes over the head (bumper) of your racquet. Sometimes you need a restring because of a broken bumper. For an extra buck to add this, it could save you $25-40!!
We recommend an overgrip for players that tend a sweat a lot, want to build up a grip, or wear through wrap grips very often. An overgrip is thinner and wears quicker than re-grips, but can be changed much quicker and easier than a re-grip. We recommend the Wilson Pro Overgrip, but for those looking for the best sweat absorption, durability, and feel... the Overgrip/ Re-grip gives the best combination. Note** when an overgrip is installed, you will not be able to see the re-grip if chose to have it installed.
We get follow up calls/emails everyday thanking us for the upgrades as they really help bring out the performance of the racquet.
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Momo was money that game.
Georgina Gutierrez is easily one my least favorite college players from recent years.
If anyone has a full length version of this game I would be willing to pay for a copy of this.
Still one of the most entertaining games I ever watched as a cat fan.
I was at this game and let me tell you...IT WAS BAD ASS!! MoMo was HUGE but let not forget his partner in crime that night was KP!! Parrom balled that game too...think he had a career high in points...To date this is the best game I've ever witnessed live...When DWill fouled out I thought we were toast...MoMo, KP and Co thought otherwise!
That game was the turning point in the season...So epic!!
One of the most exhausting games I've ever watched. Dwill had a broken hand and fouled out, Parrom was absolutely huge. Without looking it up I think this was KPs career high in points.
The same two thoughts were running through my mind as I watched this:
1) Man, we really could have used Momo the following year...
2) Who is #20 on our team, and what did he do with Jordin Mayes?
Man KP was a destructive force in the middle of that zone.
I saw Hard 6 airball an 3 with his awkward shot and Kreal drain a baseline jumper. On top of that, Jordin Mayes played a lot.
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Author Ernest Hemingway spent many winters at the Schruns–Tschagguns skiing area in the Montafon Valley. Today neither of the towns—across the Ill River from each other—is as fashionable as the resorts on the Arlberg, but the views over the Ferwall Alps to the east and the mighty Rätikon on the western side of the valley are unsurpassed anywhere in Austria. In winter the powdery snow provides wonderful skiing. Thanks to an integrated system of ski passes and lifts, the Montafon Valley is considered a "ski stadium" by skiers in the know. They love to head for Hochjoch-Zamang—the main peak at Schruns —to have lunch on the spectacularly sited sun terrace of the Kapell restaurant. Then it's on to Grabs-Golm over the river in Tschagguns. Others prefer the Silvretta-Nova run at Gaschurn and St. Gallenkirch. In summer, the heights are given over to climbers and hikers, the mountain streams to trout fishermen, and the lowlands to tennis players.
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The Downsides Of Being A CelebrityJanuary 6th, 2014
Some of us or probably most of us, had, at some point in our lives, dreamt of being a celebrity. Most of the people who wanted to and had dreamt of or are still dreaming about becoming a celebrity might include in their list of reasons why they want to, the money you can earn, the fame, the glamorous life, and so on. But what we have envisioned of the celebrity life as glamorous and flamboyant may sometimes not come true and probably most of the time may not even be real at all. Like all other things, there are still the downsides in being a celebrity.
One, money does not flow easily like a waterfall in the showbiz industry. One might think that most celebrities are rich but actually they are like most people who are also working their asses off. They also have to work hard in order to get the pay that they deserve. They also have to keep up with their busy schedules that there are even some celebrities who, most of the time, may not even get enough sleep at all.
Two, being under the limelight does not last forever. You may be famous now, but at some point the spotlight will change its direction and the light will be then pointed to some other people. Being a celebrity will also mean trying hard to maintain the popularity that you are in. If you are a singer, your song might be a hit of today, but tomorrow, it might change. Some people might remember you, some may not. You can probably stay under the limelight for a long period of time but you cannot stay there forever. Like most people say and like in the song of maroon 5, nothing lasts forever.
Three, you have to always look good. The camera is pointing at your direction again, you have to look good. You are going somewhere outside the comforts of your home, you have to look good. Because being a celebrity means being under a big limelight, people will always or most of the time will notice you. Some might critic you, judge you or they might also compliment and adore you. Either way, people will always have something to say about you. That is why you always have to be at your best. And sometimes, it can be pretty hard too.
And four, privacy. Most celebrities or probably all people under the limelight usually do not have any privacy anymore. One look at the right, cameras are clicking. Turn your head to the left and people are watching every move you make. It can be pretty hard to live a normal life if you are a celebrity.
When you wanted to be a celebrity one must always take into consideration not only the good side but also the downsides of being one. Just because you are famous does not mean that you will only reap good benefits. When entering the showbiz industry, one must be prepared for all the downsides of being a celebrity.


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Puck Pies: In Honor Of New Blues Coach Ken Hitchcock...
Ok, I don't even know if he's had it before, but this seems like something that he'll find out about sooner or later. Gooey Butter Cake. Awww, yeah. The St. Louis dessert that is so rich you can have about one square before you get ill, but in a goooood way.
From Wikipedia, the tale of how this happy accident happened:
A legend about the cake's origin is included in Saint Louis Days...Saint Louis Nights (ISBN 0-9638298-1-5), a cookbook published in the mid-1990s by the Junior League of St. Louis. The cake was supposedly first made by accident in the 1930s by a St. Louis-area German American baker who was trying to make regular cake batter but reversed the proportions of sugar and flour.
John Hoffman was the owner of the bakery where the mistake was made. The real story is there are two types of butter "smears" used in a bakery. A gooey butter and a deep butter. The deep butter was used for deep butter coffee cakes. The gooey butter was used as an adhesive for things like danish rolls and stolens. The gooey butter was smeared across the surface, then the item was placed in coconut, peanuts, crumbs or whatever was desired so they would stick to the product.
John hired a new baker that was supposed to make deep butter cakes, but got the two butter smears mixed up. The mistake wasn't caught until after the cakes came out of the proof box. Rather than throw them away, John went ahead and baked them up. They sold so well, John kept producing them and soon, so did the other bakers around St. Louis.
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Thought it would be fun to have a bit of darkness for December to counteract the seasonal festivities. I'm sure a lot of you already know Joleene. If you don't, here's a chance to get to know her and see what a talented lady she is. I could not resist the thought of chatting with an author who's written about my favourite dark boys/girls: Vampires.
Joleene Naylor is an independent author, freelance artist and photographer. Her published works include the first two books in the Amaranthine series: Shades of Gray and Legacy of Ghosts. The fun eBook 101 Tips for Traveling with a Vampire and the useful How to Get a Cheap Book Cover, a great book with many tips on how to create professional book covers at very little cost.
Her current projects include Ties of Blood, the third in the Amaranthine series and illustrating The Terrible Turtle Conspiracy, a weekly web comic written by Jonathan Harvey. She also freelances doing book covers for others. You can read more about her awesome covers here and see many examples on her Flickr page here.
As you can see, Joleene is one busy lady so I am very grateful to her for taking the time to do this interview, and without further ado, here she is…
Alannah: You've written 3 vampire related books and are working on the third book for your Amaranthine series. What is it about vampires that inspires you to write about them?
Joleene: Vampires rule. Zombies drool. Seriously, I love vampires because they can be anyone, from any time period. It's like the best, or worst, of our world's history mashed into a giant ball. It's also a chance to explore history without all the characters having to go back to it. And with those historical figures come historical attitudes. They can be dangerous and violent; the mighty warrior tearing through the field of bloody enemies. There's also something intriguing about the vampire's immortality. They've seen so much and watched things change, and how would that be? There's so much noise in the modern world that we tune out because we're used to it, but what would it look like to someone who isn't?
A: Did you have any concerns over writing a vampire novel in the midst of the Twilight-mania we've had to suffer?
J: There are vampires in Twilight? Really? Where? *ahem* I actually wrote the first draft of Shades of Gray in 2006 and in fact had started the sequel(s) before I'd ever heard of Twilight. When I started querying, Twilight was all I heard about on the forums, and even from friends. In fact, one told me that I was "just writing mindless romance for preteen girls" but if I ever "wrote anything real" to let him know. Needless to say, their attitudes really cheesed me off! After I self published, I was advised to use Twilight mania to boost sales. But, most of the Twi-Moms don't like my series. It's too violent and they especially tend to object to a semi-graphic scene that happens while Katelina is kidnapped by Claudius.
A: Who is your own favourite character and why?
J: If I say "not Katelina coz she annoys me a lot", is that bad? Okay, I have two, actually. The first one is Jorick, the dark vampire hero of the series. He actually is pretty complex and fills several roles; he's the sexy lover, the angst riddled sinner, the warrior/hero who swoops in and saves the day and sometimes he's that father-figure that "the children" try to irritate purposely. What I love the most about him are his faults, though he still has that sweet, gentle, romantic side and, being fictional, he manages to actually admit he's wrong occasionally, and apologize.
The second one is Verchiel, a vampire that no one's met yet. He debuts in book three, and he wasn't supposed to die, but he was so much fun that I couldn't kill him off. He's Jorick's opposite; where Jorick's so serious about things, Verchiel is very flippant and casual. Needless to say, Jorick hates him, and has a lot of cause to.
A: What prompted your decision to self-publish and did you ever attempt going the traditional route first?
J: I read on an internet site that all agents were really clones of the evil Zorgon. Okay, maybe not. But that's more interesting than the truth. I originally looked for an agent. But, I hit right in the middle of the vampire craze, so the response was "no more vampires." But I didn't want to just abandon it. Plus, the more I actually researched what I'd be getting into – like that I couldn't do my own cover – the more unattractive it started to look. Then I discovered that most traditionally published authors are still responsible for their own marketing, and in all honesty that was the only thing I wanted a "real" publisher for in the first place.
A: Do you have any advice you could share with us regarding self-publishing?
J: When people say, with genuine surprise, "Wow, your book is actually good!" Don't snap, "Of course it is, you prongless fork!" Also, one of the things I kept running into when I was looking for an agent was advice to un-personalize everything to look professional. One site even recommended removing lists of bands you like, lest it "offended". Maybe that's great advice for agents, but it's not so great for being an independent author. One of the cool things about the self published authors is that there's no filter between them and their fans. And, a person with no personality is unmemorable.
A: What is the one bit of advice you wish you had been told about when you first began as a writer?
J: That it's okay to be scared, angry, frustrated, stuck, bitter, upset or even jealous. A lot of writers skim over those things when they're handing out advice because it's "not professional" to admit it. That was one thing that really drew me to Ruth Ann Nordin, because she was so honest about how the process affects you. Sometimes you feel like you're surrounded by a bunch of Mary Sunshine's who are all cool, calm and collected, and you're thinking "what's wrong with me?" But there's nothing wrong. It's like teen sex in the 50's. They're all doing it, they're just not talking about it.
A: You have quite a lot of artistic interests/talents. Is there one you have a preference over the others and if so, why?
J: The one that pays. Okay, no, I'm joking. I've actually contemplated this for the last year. In the end it's the visual art that wins, I think. I've noticed that when I first meet people, or make new profiles, etc. I'm more concerned with saying "Look what I drew!" than saying "Look what I wrote!".
A: Have you ever suffered from writer or artist's block, and do you have a technique to get past them that you could share with us?
J: I find a hot shower usually heats up my brain and will make me come up with something. Really, the best thing for me is to quit being a baby and just do it. For the first hour whatever I churn out will be complete rubbish, but after that it starts to pick up, and pretty soon I've forgotten that I was ever blocked in the first place.
A: You also design book covers, how did you start out?
J: My first cover was for Stevie Rey's The Hillbilly Bible, but it was actually Smashwords that started the "real" work. Mark Coker maintains a list of cover artists for hire, so I sent my name in. I didn't have a lot of business until after I did some free covers and had a portfolio built up. People think it's hard to do book covers because it's almost impossible to find information on it; like it's this mystical, secret thing. But, anyone with a computer and a reasonable eye for layouts can do it. That's why I wrote the book How to Get a Cheap Book Cover, to try to demystify the process and say "yes, you too can do this!"
A: One of your interests is Manga comics, and you're currently illustrating The Terrible Turtle Conspiracy, a weekly web comic written by Jonathan Harvey. When did you start drawing and what drew you to comics?
J: The Evil turtle Overlords are currently reviewing my answer before I'm allowed to publicize it. While we wait, why not check out http://TerribleTurtles.com? Approved Answer: I really can't remember a time when I wasn't drawing. I'm a nut for the whole Japanese anime style and I wanted to "grow up, move to Japan and draw cartoons" until my Dad explained how animation frames work. That's when I decided to do comics because it was "easier". I abandoned it, though, until a few years ago when I did a darker manga called "Butterfly Soul" as a Halloween project. After that, Jonathan had the idea to turn his weekly silly stories into a comic and being a huge Jonathan Harvey silly story fan, I jumped on it immediately.
A: Is there anyone whose work you particularly admire; and what is it about them that makes them special to you?
J: Miss Piggy. She can beat up a bunch of ninjas and her hair still looks great. Seriously, when I was a kid we went to church with a woman named Elaine. I'm not sure I'd say I admired her work, so much as her ability to just let it all roll off of her. She absolutely didn't care what anyone else thought, or whether they liked her or not. That's something I have tremendous trouble with. And there was a woman, whose name I've forgotten, who was a "mouth drawer". She'd been an artist, gotten in some kind of accident and lost her hands, and yet years later she turned out gorgeous stuff by holding a pencil between her teeth. That kind of devotion is just awe-inspiring.
A: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?
J: I'm hoping that someone will win the lottery and give me a big chunk of money, so I'll be lounging in style. I'd also like to think that I'll have Katelina and Jorick off on their "quest", that I'll have the Redneck vampire spoof finished, that Jonathan and I will have our Terrible Turtle novel done, and that I will be somewhat more organized in time management (hahahahahahaha!)
A: Lastly, a fun question – You've on a desert island and can only bring one book, one CD and one DVD, which ones do you choose and why?
J: The Survival Guide for Living on a Desert Island by Serve I. Vorr. Heh-heh. Seriously, the book would have to be the complete Edgar Allan Poe because it's a mix of short stories and poems and by rationing one a day I could drag it out. I like movies, but music is more important so the DVD would have to be the HIM Love Metal Archives, Volume I, and the CD would then be Roxette's 1992 album Tourism. Twice the music, plus I get to look at Ville Valo
I don't blame her, Ville is nice to look at ;-)
Hope you enjoyed this. Proud to have Joleene on my blog as she is doing what I hope to be doing some day and is a great inspiration. I had plans to make this a monthly feature but sadly, time constraints have put a stop to that idea, before I even got started. Too many plans, too little time I'm afraid.
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Recently while I was out shopping with my sister, I tested my blood sugar and found that I had a high reading of 217. Because I had just downed a non-fat pumpkin spice latte and still had active insulin in my bloodstream, I skipped correcting it with an insulin shot and went on trying on clothing and chatting with my sister. When I got to my car afterward, I realized that I felt a little like I was drunk, so I figured that I'd better test my blood sugar again. It was 58.
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A few days before, when I refilled my test strips at the pharmacy, the staff told me that I was only supposed to test three to four times a day. I quickly reminded them that I have type 1 diabetes and take insulin shots more often than that every single day. When I told them that I typically test around eight times a day, they said they'd call the doctor's office to try to get more. They phoned later to reassure me that I could return and pick up the additional strips.
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In the tumultuous days leading up to the Pakistan Army's ground offensive in the tribal area of South Waziristan, which began on October 17th, the Pakistani Taliban attacked what should have been some of the country's best-guarded targets. In the most brazen strike, ten gunmen penetrated the Army's main headquarters, in Rawalpindi, instigating a twenty-two-hour standoff that left twenty-three dead and the military thoroughly embarrassed. The terrorists had been dressed in Army uniforms. There were also attacks on police installations in Peshawar and Lahore, and, once the offensive began, an Army general was shot dead by gunmen on motorcycles on the streets of Islamabad, the capital. The assassins clearly had advance knowledge of the general's route, indicating that they had contacts and allies inside the security forces.
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The ongoing consultation on nuclear security between Washington and Islamabad intensified after the announcement in March of President Obama's so-called Af-Pak policy, which called upon the Pakistan Army to take more aggressive action against Taliban enclaves inside Pakistan. I was told that the understandings on nuclear coöperation benefitted from the increasingly close relationship between Admiral Michael Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and General Kayani, his counterpart, although the C.I.A. and the Departments of Defense, State, and Energy have also been involved. (All three departments declined to comment for this article. The national-security council and the C.I.A. denied that there were any agreements in place.)


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What are the FDIC's procedures for protecting depositors if a bank fails?
Federal law requires the FDIC to pay the insured deposits "as soon as possible" after an insured bank fails. In practice, the FDIC has paid insured deposits within a few days after a bank closes, usually the next business day. "The FDIC places a very high importance on ensuring that customers have quick and easy access to their insured deposits immediately after a bank fails," said Kathleen Nagle, Chief of the Deposit Insurance Section in the FDIC's Division of Supervision and Consumer Protection.
Most of the time, the FDIC makes payment to depositors by providing them with a new account at another insured bank. If arrangements cannot be made with another institution, the FDIC issues a check to each depositor.
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What happens to my FDIC coverage if I have accounts at two different banks that merge and the combined funds exceed the insurance limit?
When two institutions merge, the FDIC provides a "grace period" that temporarily protects depositors who had funds at both banks. In general, accounts at the two institutions before the merger would continue to be separately insured for six months after the merger—and longer for some certificates of deposit (CDs). When a CD is assumed by another bank as a result of a merger, it continues to be separately insured until the earliest maturity date after the end of the six-month period. "The grace period is intended to give customers an opportunity to restructure their accounts if the merger results in deposits that would exceed the insurance limit," explained Kate Spears, an FDIC Senior Consumer Affairs Specialist.
How can I be sure that deposits I send to an Internet bank are FDIC-insured?
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As you might have heard, Posterous shut down after being aquired by Twitter. Since Huyderman.com was hosted on Posterous, this means I had to move the site to a new host again.
This time I've gone with a Middleman powered site, hosted on a new hosting company for static sites called Fjords.
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I just moved into an older home and had a new electric hot water tank installed. Everything went very smooth and tested good after the install. Took a shower the next morning and water ran out after @ 12 minutes. Checked the pressure gauge and noticed it was at "0" and the Pumptec unit was "tripped". I messed around with the Pumptrol controls and am afraid that I turned them both too many times in so many directions - now I have no idea where the Pumptrol settings are and the Pumptec unit will not turn back "on".
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Soon Hee Newbold ('96) and Erin Rettig ('96) met while studying music at JMU. Today they are making their mark on the worlds of music and sound. Soon Hee is a prolific and award-winning composer especially admired by student musicians of all ages, from elementary school to college. She is a frequent guest conductor and a clinician for festivals, schools and conferences. Her music has premiered as far away as Singapore and Jakarta where a "Newbold Musical Festival" was held in the composer's honor. Everywhere she goes she inspires. "I have never heard music as adventurous as yours," one young musician wrote on Soon Hee's popular Facebook. Soon Hee is also an accomplished violinist and an actor. Her husband Erin is a successful sound engineer with well over 100 film credits including Shark Tale, Anchorman: the Legend of Ron Burgundy and The Ring Two. "I am very fortunate to work with some of the most talented and prolific people in the film business and film sound business," Erin says. "I enjoyed working with Steven Spielberg and Ben Burtt's crew on Munich." Soon Hee and Erin have set the bar high in both their arenas, testifying to the Madison Experience as they deliver the sound and the music to a new generation of musicians.
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All alumni should be mindful of the College's performance on the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA). Many experts consider that assessment instrument to be the best direct measure of students' development of critical thinking, reasoning, problem solving, and writing-capacities one seeks from higher education. "K" students' CLA results show that the College's curriculum adds value well above expected to the development of these higher order skills.
But what curricular elements are especially effective in this development? Can they be augmented with curricular innovations? By looking at the variability of CLA performance among "K" students, a group of professors have sought to learn the curricular attributes that account for our overall outstanding CLA performance.
Now the Teagle Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation have awarded two unrelated grants that the College will use to continue to elucidate the factors that make its learning experience so effective and to create (and assess) curricular improvements that engage all students more fully with these factors. The Teagle Foundation has provided a four-year $150,000 grant. The Mellon Foundation grant provides $350,000 over three years. The curricular improvements will be incremental and continual-think "kaizen" - and guided by what the College has learned about its remarkable CLA performance.
Some time ago a group of researchers (Paul Sotherland, Biology; Robert Grossman, Psychology; Kiran Cunningham, Sociology and Anthropology; and Anne Dueweke, Institutional Research) began to examine the features of the "K" curriculum most germane to CLA performance. The examination was guided by two questions, wrote the quartet in "Multiple Drafts of a College's Narrative:" What attributes of a Kalamazoo College education might account for the overall performance? What variations in students' educational pathways might account for differences in their CLA performance? Their preliminary conclusions suggest the importance of several factors: the academic division in which one majors; level of academic challenge; foreign language proficiency; interdisciplinary exploration, and experiences of high-intensity dissonance as well as the opportunity to formally reflect upon, process, and share such experiences.
With these two grants, faculty will make (and assess) curricular improvements that enhance these factors and thus the development of critical and analytical thinking and problem solving skills. The improvements will likely include such options as an interdisciplinary minor, a global studies minor, bridge programs, pedagogical training opportunities for new faculty, and closer integration of coursework and the guilds program. In particular, faculty will apply these grants to develop globally focused core seminars. Such seminars will help students synthesize their explorations in and out of class, many of which-in particular study abroad and classes in disciplines other than the major-involve the high-intensity dissonance responsible for progress in critical reasoning and analytical thinking, problem solving and writing.
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All alumni should be mindful of the College's performance on the Collegiate Learning Assessmentshould develop. And it's the kind of place where professors always ask more questions-such as, what parts of our experience are most important to the development of those skills? Kaizen! Progress, incremental but continual. Should we feel proud of our College's CLA results?
"Pride" is the right word for an education that, if it has worked, inspires the humility that derives from the awareness of all we don't know. Aleksandr Hemon, who received an honorary degree and delivered the address at the 2008 Commencement, sounded very much like a "K" grad when he said to the graduates, "I would like you to understand that the ideal outcome of any learning process is not a hefty bulk of useful information but amplified curiosity. I want to encourage you to think that what you have accrued here at Kalamazoo College is not information nor knowledge, but a thirst for knowledge; a willingness, hopefully uncompromising, to pursue it forever and, perhaps, beyond; an eagerness to ask questions for which there may not be answers. All the books you have read here in the past few years are part of that great human pursuit. They belong to you and to all of us. They contain what we know, because they know what we don't know."
An amplified curiosity is great. Even better when it's in tandem with the ability to think critically. Kalamazoo College provides both. It stands for authentic liberal arts and thoughtful leadership on the combination of classroom and outside-the-classroom experience. So, after four years, its graduates can think critically, write well, solve problems, provide leadership, and act as citizens. Of course, we need to get better...ask more questions...seek more answers...and then use what we learn to improve on what we already do well. Kaizen!
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English FA Cup
February 18, 2012
- FTFT1Chelsea
- FTFT2Everton
- FTFT3Millwall
- FTFT4Norwich
- FTFT5Sunderland
In reality, this week leaves Arsenal with nothing but the league to focus on, so they really need to make sure they reach the top four. They'll really hope Chelsea's struggles continue
It extends Martin O'Neill's superb start at Sunderland as well as Arsenal's woes. It's also a result that perhaps makes Liverpool favourites for the FA Cup
A poor game to watch, to be honest.
Full-time: Sunderland 2-0 Arsenal
Van Persie's free-kick is straight at Sunderland's wall. They could have another 100 of those free-kicks but they still wouldn't score today.
Arteta fires over. This must be increasingly painful for an Arsenal fan to watch. Full-time cannot come soon enough
Three minutes of added time to be played...
More misplaced passing from Arsenal. This really has been a disastrous afternoon for them
Sessegnon on, Campbell on
Arsenal have a corner after Turner heads clear
Could have been a goal, that
Nice pass there by Rosicky but Van Persie practically tripped over the ball; truly emblematic of Arsenal's afternoon
Probably the wrong decision, Walcott looked onside, but the lack of complaint is perhaps telling
Walcott caught offside after Oxlade-Chamberlain's through-ball
Larsson's free-kick is cleared by Song, which was crucial because Fabianski was well out of position there
Free-kick to Sunderland after Sagna's foul. He's probably lucky to still be on the pitch after that, as he already has a yellow card
Sunderland hit Arsenal on the counter and Oxlade-Chamberlain, who did very well to chase back, was just unfortunate in that the ball hit him after coming off the post and trickled over the line for Sunderland's second (most likely the winning goal)
GOAL Sunderland 2-0 Arsenal! Oxlade-Chamberlain own goal!
Vermaelen heads at Mignolet! Decent save by the 'keeper. Seems like the only sort of goal they're likely to score
Poor cross from Gervinho - the ball goes straight out for a goal-kick
Richardson did exceptionally well then to prevent a corner. Throw-in to Arsenal, deep into Sunderland's half
That was a rare moment of action in what has been a dull, scrappy match
Gardner shoots harmlessly wide for Sunderland!
...they've also worked extremely hard; both the wingers are tracking back, while Sessegnon is pressuring the back four
Those three have been crucial for Sunderland today. While their three central midfielders have worked hard to stifle Arsenal, Larsson, Sessegnon and McLean have provided their attacking threat.
Sunderland now countering down the right, with Larsson
Which Mignolet has collected. The moment has passed now for Arsenal
His shot is deflected wide for a corner but the striker will also take that...
Arsenal free-kick, Van Persie to take...
There's lots of Arsenal playing the ball from side to side but without any real progress made
When they're at the Emirates and the football suits them it's fine, but here Sunderland are happy for them to take the ball wide and cross for the ball because they know they'll continue to win the aerial battles
It's during fixtures like this where Arsenal's need for a target man becomes more obvious
Oxlade-Chamberlain again gives the ball away! This really is sloppy stuff from the Londoners
Turner heads over, however. Arsenal goal-kick
Free-kick to Sunderland near the corner spot. ONce again, it's a good opportunity to cross
...and a third central defensive partnership
Both players looked to have been carrying injuries, so that's all three subs used by Arsenal
Squillaci off, Walcott on
Ramsey off, Rosicky on
...as is Theo Walcott
Rosicky's getting ready to come on...
Of course, there's also the possibility that Sunderland could tire if they continue to press and play with such pace
A suitable final ball is missing, as is some aggression but Arsenal look a bit more comfortable now
Better from Arsenal; more composure there (at last)
Good effort from Larsson but he's curled the ball just over the top left corner. Nice idea
Sagna booked for the foul
Sagna with a blatant foul on McLean! Very good scoring chance for Sunderland, it's shooting range
It's very early indeed but it's already looking bad for Arsenal. No, not the Djourou-Squillaci axis at the back; Oxlade-Chamberlain's touch has evaded him and he's given the ball away
Sunderland kick-off...
The teams are back out for the second-half...
In what was a scrappy, yet lively, half of football, Sunderland deserve to be in front. Arsenal need to regain some composure and start playing as they're capable of doing so. That said, a big fear for them in the second half is Sunderland's potential as a counter-attacking side
Half-time: Sunderland 1-0 Arsenal
Arsenal desperately need to get to half-time to regroup, but Sunderland have all of the momentum and won't want this to end
Two minutes of added time to be played, which is about right
Close again by Sunderland with a good counter attack! Colback cut Larsson's cross back towards McLean but the winger poked the ball just wide. Could have been a second goal, that
The ball took a deflection off of Squillaci but Djourou's to blame; he was the one who unnecessarily conceded the free-kick
Vermaelen headed Larsson's free-kick into Richardson's path who had the space to connect brilliantly with the ball and fire a left-footed shot through the defence and past Fabianski.
GOAL Sunderland 1-0 Arsenal! Richardson scores for the home side!
Chance for Larsson to cross into the box...
Free-kick to Sunderland in a dangerous area
Djorou booked for fouling Larsson
There's lots of Arsenal playing the ball from side to side without any real progress being made
O'Neill really is doing brilliantly at Sunderland. Even putting their good run to one side, he's getting the most out of his side today; less talented individuals like Bardsley, Turner and Golback are being used to unsettle Arsenal and stop them playing and the tactics are working
Very little space for Ramsey, Song or Arteta to provide the necessary passes for Arsenal's front three
A familiar pattern is repeating itself here: Arsenal string together several passes together in midfield before Sunderland crowd them out and recover the ball before making little of possession themselves...
Possibly should have been a penalty after O'Shea's challenge but Howard Webb decided against it. To be fair, there have been many more controversial decisions
Close penalty shout there for Arsenal!
Better action in the game now after a scrappy opening, largely because of a crowded midfield
...and win a corner of their own. But it also comes to nothing after Larsson's curling cross just evades everyone. Arsenal goal-kick
...it comes to nothing and Sunderland counter...
Gervinho, through on goal, unleashed a powerful, goalbound shot that was saved by Mignolet. Arsenal corner...
Good effort from Arsenal; that's the closest anyone's yet got to scoring
Sunderland's intent is obvious; they're pressing Arsenal all over the pitch and won't let them settle. Clearly they're trying to expose Arsenal's vulnerabilities which makes sense given the obvious lack of confidence
Well collected there by Fabianski; the 'keeper dived low to save McLean's low cross with Sessegnon waiting to convert it into a goal
That's better from Arsenal; they're now playing more patiently and appear to be thinking more
Arsenal's composure has gone and they're struggling to get out of their own half. It has to be pointed out that the conditions aren't as they'd wish, though
Vermaelen defending well there from Larsson with the Swedish winger pressuring and chasing the loose ball
And now Alex Song is down in discomfort! It's getting a bit comical now...
Ramsey's back on but he's still in some obvious discomfort. It's still 0-0 but it's been a disastrous start to the game for Arsenal
Ramsey's now down in some pain...
...which is taken quickly and Sessegnon fires wide!
Ramsey fouls McLean, Sunderland free-kick...
Arsenal have yet to settle back down since Coquelin's withdrawal when they'd previously looked settled
Arsenal clear
Coquelin off, Squillaci on
Sagna's now down in pain, too...
Corner to Sunderland after Djorou blocks McLean's cross...
Coquelin's limped off, and play restarts...
Coquelin's down in some pain at the moment. He looks set to come off; another defensive injury for Arsenal, it seems
Good effort by Arteta; his curling effort beats Sunderland's wall but ultimately curls just wide
Arsenal have had plenty of the ball and now have a free-kick after Van Persie was fouled by Gardner. It's shooting distance, too..
Decent there from Oxlade-Chamberlain on the right wing. His cross came to nothing but it showed good intent on his part; he'll surely have had a confidence boost from starting over Walcott
Good tempo so far in this game, which you would expect from a team managed by O'Neill
Good start by Arsenal with Gervinho's run. Arsenal have a corner following O'Shea's challenge
Here we go, then. Arsenal kick-off...
As was seen earlier today with Birmingham's five-man midfield stifling a poor Chelsea side, Martin O'Neill has gone for five men across the middle and seems to have a similar intention
Laurent Koscielny's injury means Johan Djorou starts and Francis Coquelin is at left-back
Theo Walcott is on the bench, meanwhile, as the returning Gervinho starts
There are some team selection surprises though. Lukasz Fabianski starts for Arsenal, while Stephane Sessegnon - a link player, if anything - seems to be the lone striker for Sunderland, with Frazier Campbell on the bench
This is a big game for Arsenal after the midweek defeat to AC Milan and, given their recent bad luck, it's perhaps no surprise they're facing Sunderland when they've been playing so well


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Advanced International Taxation
This course examines the interplay of complex tax issues in cross-border transactions, including acquisitions and joint ventures, post-acquisition reorganizations and restructurings, and foreign tax credit planning. Prerequisite: International Taxation
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Title: Advanced International Taxation
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