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MAC Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week Rachel Patterson, Miami, Senior Rochester, Mich. (Adams) Spartan Invitational -- 6K 20:54 Patterson had a strong showing Friday at the Spartan Invitational, hosted by Michigan State, as she led Miami for the second time in 2010 and ran to a runner-up finish against her toughest competition of the season. The field consisted of 231 runners and included harriers from 21st-ranked Michigan State and 27th-ranked Michigan as well as MAC foes Bowling Green and Central Michigan. She finished in a personal-best 6K time of 20:54, which ranks her second in Miami 6K history, just eight ticks behind the school record. Patterson was also just eight seconds behind race winner Emily MacLeod of host MSU, who won the Great Lakes Regional race in 2009.
Other NomineesAndy Morgan, Akron, Freshman Warren, Ohio (Maplewood) Buffalo Stampede -- 8k 25:20:00 Zips Andy Morgan set a course record last Saturday winning the Buffalo Stampede 8K with a time of 25:20. Beating out a field of 81, Morgan was the first of five Zips to cross the finish line to sweep the event.
Kim Lorentz, Akron, Senior Mayfield, Ohio (Mayfield) Buffalo Stampede -- 5K 17:52 Zips senior Kim Lorentz won her second race in a row last Saturday taking home the top honor at the Buffalo Stampede with a time of 17:52. Beating out the second place finisher by 55 seconds, Lorentz dominated the 63-runner field.
Ali Bishel, Ball State, Senior Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton)Indiana Intercollegiates -- 5K 17:42.1 Senior Ali Bishel led the Cardinals to a sixth-place finish among 20 teams at the 2010 Indiana Intercollegiates with a third-place clocking of 17:42.10.
Chris Moody, Bowling Green, Senior Davidsonville, Md. (South River) Spartan Invitational -- 8K 0:25:55 For the 16th time in a row over the last two-plus seasons, senior Chris Moody was Bowling Green's top finisher. This time, he completed the 8K at the Spartan Invitational in 0:25:55, placing 41st out of a field of over 200.
Abby Koch, Bowling Green, Sophomore Stow, Ohio (Stow) Spartan Invitational -- 6K 22:22 At the 2010 Spartan Invitational, sophomore Abby Koch ran one of the 20 best 6K races in BGSU history, completing the course in just 22:22. In the process, she set a personal record and placed 29th in the event.
Ryan Bloom, Buffalo, Sr. Spencerport, NY UB Stampede Invitational - 8K26:23:00 Bloom earned a top 10 finish, placing 10th among 81 runners at the UB Stampede Invitational. The Bulls finished third behind Akron and Kent State in the team standings.
Sam Beim, Buffalo, SophomoreMerrick, NY UB Stampede Invitational -- 5K 19:20 Beim finished seventh among 63 collegiate runners at the UB Stampede Invitational. The Bulls placed third in the team standings behind Kent State and Akron.
Cory Arnold, Central Michigan, Senior Shelby, OH (Shelby)Spartan Invitational -- 8K 25:39:00 Cory finished 29th in a field of 288 runners at the Spartan Invitational. He had a time of 25:39 in an 8K race. His pace was 5:10. Cory was the top finisher for CMU in the race.
Danielle Dakroub, Central Michigan, Senior Okemos, MI (Okemos HS) Spartan Invitational -- 6K 22:25 Danielle was the top finisher at the Spartan Invitational for Central Michigan. She had a time of 22:25. Her pace was 6:01. She finished 33rd overall in a field of 231 runners.
Courtney Calka, Eastern Michigan, Sophomore Livonia, Mich. (Stevenson)George Dales Invitational -- 6,000-meters 20:48.2 Calka dominated at the George Dales Invitational this past Friday, Sept. 17, helping Eastern Michigan to a first place finish over Western Michigan University. Her first place time of 20:48.2 set the Pine View Golf Club 6k course record. Calka has also led the Eagles in every race this season, earning first place finishes in both the George Dales Invite and the Michigan Open (Sept.3, 17:42.0).
Michael Heller, Kent State, Redshirt Sophomore Stow, Ohio (Stow) Buffalo Stampede -- 8K 25:59:00 Heller led the way for Kent State on the men's side in the Buffalo Stampede, taking sixth place overall to help guide the Golden Flashes to a second-place finish as a team.
Alex Lizarribar, Kent State, Senior Clyde, Ohio (Clyde) Buffalo Stampede -- 5K 18:47 Lizarribar took second place overall to lead a pack of five Kent State cross country runners that scored top-10 finishes as the Golden Flashes secured 29 points to win the Buffalo Stampede.
Ridge Robinson, Ohio, Junior Navarre, Ohio Virginia Tech Alumni Invitational -- 7,645 meters 24:05.4 Robinson finished sixth overall in a time of 24:05.37, but was the top attached runner to finish the meet. Robinson led an Ohio team effort that saw the Bobcats capture first with 27 points, just ahead of the host Hokies total of 30 points.
Annie Beecham, Ohio, R-Senior Granville, Ohio Virginia Tech Alumni Invitational -- 4,640 meters 16:44.1 Beecham won the Virginia Tech Alumni Invitational with a time of 16:44.11. She and teammate Kari Summers were the top two attached finishers in the meet, which powered the Ohio squad to a first-place team finish with 24 points.


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Petey Pablo – Gotta Gun In Da Car LyricsFollow
[Verse 1: Petey Pablo]
Bag a weed, bag a coke
Bag a crack, bag a dope
Little nigga in the streets of Baltimore
Living like fuck tomorrow
Riding round in a brand new car, what I need a license for
People only need license when they get stopped by the law
And I ain't getting stopped by the law
Nigga I'm on a trip like fuck the law
Better beat me to the draw
I'm on, give the popo what the popo give my folks
What I think the motherfucker asked for
Leave me alone
Or motherfuckin' chase this car
Cause I ain't pulling over nothing, motherfucker
I ain't got no license and I gotta gun in da car
[Petey Pablo talking]
[Verse 2: Petey Pablo]
I went to the pin
I had to do a bid
Fourteen with a seven man
Y'all really don't understand
Back then I'm a little bitty man
But I gotta will to live
And I gotta motherfuckin' heart that's as big as a goddamn car head
Shook up a little, but I was never scared
Motherfucker I don't fear not na'
Man, women, or child
Dude I'm a live wire
When you get a chance, touch a live wire
You'll see what I'm talking about
But not just any wire
Climb up on top a the house
Stay grounded and grab that wire
Blow the bottom of your motherfucking boots out
All you gonna hear is a POW!
And your neighbor yelling, MAN DOWN!
[Petey Pablo talking]
[Verse 3: Petey Pablo]
Nigga's call me cold, heartless, ruthless, outta control
But you know what, man fuck them hoes
They like motherfucking deers in the road
And if I hit em' I'm gonna tear the whole front of the truck off
And he gonna call the law
And then I'm back in the system again
And he gonna get paid, get up and hit wind
[Petey Pablo talking]
Cause I ain't got no license and I gotta gun in da car
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His collection of Modern and Contemporary paintings and drawings ranging from Picasso to Hockney, Seurat to Lichtenstein is as interesting as the man himself.
The admission of $12 (cheaper if you are a Nevada resident or have a valid student I.D.) also includes an audio tour narrated by Martin himself. It's the narration that makes the tour more than worthwhile. His personal views and commentary about the art and why he chose to purchase it makes for good conversation later on.
My personal favorites include "Accident #2" by John Koch and "Synchromy" by Stanton MacDonald-Wright.
Once you exit, you'll find yourself in a small gift shop which includes various prints of the artwork inside and books and plays written by Martin.
Unless the Bellagio plans to extend it, the private art collection of actor/comedian/writer extraordinare Steve Martin is on view from April 7 - September 23, 2001.
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Here's a teaser of our Full Frame Photo Blog from last Saturday's Snow Summit Bike Park kick-off party. Horde's of pro and recreational riders were on hand to take on the first Bike Park to open up in North America this year. The early opening of course is because we had virtually no [...]
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Hot off the presses is the June 2014 Issue of Surfer Magazine featuring the always lovely Sage Erickson and Shark Clip Watch. The Shark Clip the original Surf Watch, and even after 30 years it's still one of the only watches on the market that is unmistakably a watch the belongs at the beach [...]
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The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf – Book Review
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This review mentions major events of the book… so if you don't like knowing about the ending of books, don't read this review!
It looked like such a promising book! A hijabi on the cover (okay, so she's wearing jeans…), and (seemingly) good reviews from when I did a quick Google search on it. To tell the truth, it's actually not that bad – the first half, anyway. In fact, I loved the first half!
Okay, you're probably wondering what I'm talking about (if you haven't noticed the title of the post…). I've just finished reading Mohja Kahf's book "The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf." It's about Khadra Shamy, the daughter of Syrian immigrants to Indianapolis, whose parents become heavily involved with the Da'wah Centre. The chapters recounting her childhood and adolescence, growing up in a very tight-knit Muslim community, made me smile, laugh, and even sniffle a bit – also being the daughter of "Da'wah workers," I could relate to it quite a bit!
As I said, I loved the first half of the book. Funny and interesting anecdotes; truly accurate glimpses into the heart of the Muslim community; and since no life is complete without sorrow, even the grisly death of one of the community's most promising young women.
The first half of the book is about Khadra growing up in America – in the first few years of elementary school, of dealing with issues like "pig in candy corn," wearing hijaab for the first time and dealing with the abuse of racist KKK neighbourhood members, and teen angst and rebellion expressed through support of the Shi'a group Amal. Also of note are Khadra's trip to Saudi Arabia for Hajj – where she discovers that not all is Islamic amongst the youth of the Land of the Islam. Things began to look up, though, when Khadra marries Juma al-Tashkenti – a good guy all around.
, masha'Allah! was my reaction, and I thought maybe this would be a husband-and-wife battling the odds sort of thing that would fill up the rest of the book – after all, I was halfway done and there hadn't been a main plot to the story yet. At this point, I had gone around telling everyone I met what a great book this was… little did I know that my feelings of joy at discovering a really good book of Muslim fiction that didn't follow the usual "oppressed Muslim woman sees the light of Western Civilization" storyline would quickly disappear!
It was the bike that did it. I totally agree with Khadra's husband – riding a bike in public isn't quite seemly of a Muslim woman. The author, apparently, has quite different ideas, as can be evidenced here:
"But eventually, she put the bike in the resident storage area of their building's basement… The gears rusted and the tires lost air. Something inside her rusted a little, too."
My immediate reaction to that: "Oh, please!" Honestly, talk about a drama queen… major incidents followed in quick succession after that – her husband's visa expiring, which meant she'd have to move with him back to Kuwait (which she didn't want to do; she wanted to finish her studies at her university even though she could do them just as easily in Kuwait); joining the Islamic Studies class at her university, where she's introduced to Sufism and starts to get all proggie on us; and then, despite her birth control pills, she falls pregnant. This is the Big Thing – rather than having the child, she decides that her studies and work are more important to her… so she gets an abortion. Yep, that's right. The A-word. Abortion.
After the abortion, and her community's reaction to it (NOT violent, just in case you were wondering), she goes to Syria to her aunt – who also introduces her to a "different" way of thinking, as she recovers from the stress and trauma of the abortion. She eventually returns to America, where she lives far away from her family and any Muslim community – it's also where
"Khadra found that she enjoyed venting… about her experiences with conservative religion."
Eventually, Khadra ends up back in her old city, where she meets up with an old childhood friend, now a trombone-playing former imam (he gave up being an imam so that he could continue his hobby of playing at jazz clubs). The last few chapters of the book are dedicated to her reunion with the people of the Muslim community – except that now she looks down upon them as unenlightened, too strict and rigid and supposedly repressed just because they actually stick to the rules of the Deen.
I think that this book pointed out two interesting and commonly found themes within proggressive ideology – one, that to Khadra, at least, Islam is not the One True religion, the only one accepted by Allah; as such, she doesn't believe that she needs to follow the laws of Islam; and two, that to sacrifice certain things for the sake of Allah isn't considered a good thing, but rather, is to be considered "repression" or "oppression." Basically, it seems that they go along with the whole "If it feels good, do it" attitude, regardless of what the Shari'ah says about it. Two examples that come to mind are art (drawing animate figures) and music (the case in point regarding the character of Hakim al-Deen – the trombone-playing-former-Imam). I'm sure we've all read or heard the many excuses and arguments that arise whenever the above subjects (as well as others) come up, so I won't bother with explanatory details.
Anyway, here are the relevant bits from the book, presented in respective order:
"Well, why are you Muslim then? If anything else is just as good."
Khadra thinks for a minute. "Love," she says slowly. "Love and attachment. I love the Quran, for example. And the forms and rhythms of salaah. I keep coming back o it. It has a resonance for me."
"But you think someone else can pray another way and find a path to God?" Tayiba counters.
"Islamic, unIslamic. Halal, haram. Is it godly? Is it frivolity? No space to breathe. Everyone must have kept secrets from each other about what they really liked, who they really were. How much had any of them really known each other growing up?"
So there we are. In the first snippet of dialogue, Khadra (and presumably Mohja Kahf, if the character's beliefs reflect the author's) does not believe in one of the main principles of the 'Aqeeda of Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jamaa'ah – that Islam is the only true and correct path to worshipping Allah and attaining success in the Hereafter. In the second, we see that there is a heightened sense of the dramatic (not doing things that they wanted to, even if it was haraam, means that they're "repressing their inner selves" – something mentioned earlier on in the book, like when Khadra stopped riding her bike) and apparently no concept of sacrificing for the sake of Allah, no awareness that whenever a Muslim gives up something for his/her Lord to ward of His Punishment or to earn His Pleasure, Allah will replace it with something better (whether it's in this world or in the Hereafter).
In conclusion:
Looking at the book from a purely literary point of view, I'd give it 4/5. The writing style, especially of the first half, is excellent – detailed, descriptive, and it tracks character development through various phases in a way that you feel you're growing up with the character. In the second half, I seemed to have lost that feeling of closeness – whether due to the author's skill waning, a deliberate attempt to make us feel Khadra's confusion and transition into proggie-Sufism, or my own disgust at the way Khadra turned out, I'm not exactly sure. I found the end disappointing also – for some reason I didn't feel that sense of closure that I associate with a good ending to a good book. Rather, it felt clunky and incomplete – one moment she's wailing with grief, the next providing emotional support to her boy-band-member younger brother who wants to marry his Mormon girlfriend, then giving her older (and much more sensible) brother an "enlightening" lecture about how she has to show both sides of the story about the Muslim community (she took pictures of them that would only reinforce ignorant stereotypes about Muslims and said that she trusts viewers to be intelligent and look past the stereotypes)… and then she's off to the racetrack, on a date family-friendly outing with Hakim al-Deen (aka the trombone dude) to watch his sister be the first Muslim woman to drive on a racetrack.
From an Islamic perspective, however – I definitely would NOT recommend it to new Muslims or those interested in Islam, because it would either majorly confuzzle them or lead them in the wrong direction. (Here's where certain people will denounce me for being narrow-minded and prejudiced and taking on the role of censor.) But unlike Khadra, I don't place much confidence in people's intelligence and ability to discern what's correct – most of the time, anyway (and no, I'm not so arrogant that I can claim to be totally objective and correct all the time – basically, it's a case of "If I can't trust myself, how can I trust others?"). For others, however, who perhaps enjoy some good fiction ("good" in terms of quality of writing, not necessarily content) and/or would also like to glean a better understanding of how and what the progressives/ liberals/ modernists think – then yes, I would suggest this book, because it's why I read it in the first place (well, that and curiousity about whether it was just another piece of Islamophobic trash disguised as literature). I'm sure many people would disagree with me on that, but whatever.
If any of you have read this book, please do let me know what you think about it!
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When he invokes Me, I am with him.
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Knitspot Gnarled Oakwoods Stole
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A rectangle stole featuring lush, organic motifs that convey the rich, earthy scents and textures of a woodland floor. Stole is worked from hem to center back in two pieces which are then grafted. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size. This design was originally published in Twist Collective, Fall 2008
Suggested Yarns: any fingering weight yarn with a relaxed, drapey hand and approximately 400 yards per 100 grams.
Finished Size: 22 inches wide x 80 inches long (stretched and blocked)
Yarn Requirements: 1100 yards
Gauge: 22 sts and 28 rows = 4 inches in stockinette (unstretched, unblocked)
Needles: size 6US (4.0 mm) needle
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Learn to Knit with Mary Ruth! Mary Ruth and her brother Jacob visit their grandma. Suddenly a storm strikes, and all the lights go out. No television! No computer! Grandma saves the day by teaching Mary Ruth and Jacob how to knit.In this box you will find two books about Mary Ruth and her adventures:
- Knitting to the Rescue! A charming storybook about Mary Ruth, who learns to knit from her grandma during a blackout.
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Recommended ages: 8-12.
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PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger, B.S. '79, and The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation author Jon Gertner will appear at the University of Baltimore on separate occasions this fall as guests of the 2012-13 Merrick School of Business Speaker Series. Each of the speakers will focus on topics within their areas of expertise, delivering powerful messages about the role of the individual in the new economy and how people can bring innovation to the fore in all kinds of businesses, large and small.
On Thursday, Sept. 13, Paula Kerger will discuss the nuances of nonprofit organizations creating profitable social enterprises to perpetuate a nonprofit's mission. Her talk will focus on "Managing Nonprofits in the New Economy."
Kerger joined PBS as its sixth president and chief executive in 2006. Since her arrival, she has made particularly strong commitments to the arts, news and public affairs, high-quality content for education, diversity, and the use of new technology to bring public media into the lives of all Americans. PBS is the nation's largest non-commercial media organization with more than 350 member stations throughout the country.
Location and other event details for Kerger's talk will be announced shortly.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, Jon Gertner will share with the Speaker Series audience the story of Bell Labs, highlighting its unparalleled role as an incubator of innovation and birthplace of the century's most influential technologies.
Bell Laboratories, the most innovative and productive institution of the 20th century, thrived from the 1920s to the 1980s. Long before America's brightest scientific minds began migrating west to Silicon Valley, they flocked to this sylvan campus in the New Jersey suburbs built and funded by AT&T. At its peak, Bell Labs employed nearly 15,000, 1,200 of whom had doctoral degrees. Thirteen would go on to win a Nobel Prize. The firm was a citadel of science and scholarship as well as a hotbed of creative thinking. It was, in effect, a factory of ideas whose workings have remained largely hidden until now.
In his book The Idea Factory, Gertner explores the forces that set off this explosion of creativity. Bell Labs combined the best aspects of the academic and corporate worlds, hiring the brightest and usually the youngest minds, creating a culture and even an architecture that forced employees in different fields to work together, in virtually complete intellectual freedom, with little pressure to create moneymaking innovations.
Gertner has been a contributing writer at The New York Times Magazine since 2004, where he writes about business, technology, and society. He has also served as a senior editor for Money and The American Lawyer.
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Sir Walter Raleigh is perhaps best known for laying down his cloak in the mud for Queen Elizabeth I. But, he also started a mathematical quest which to this day remains unsolved.
An account of how a prisoner of war's diary was recently decoded. Donald Hill wrote his diary in a numerical code, disguised as a set of mathematical tables, while in Hong Kong during and after the Japanese invasion of 1941.
Every even number greater than 4 can be written as the sum of two odd primes - a simple statement, but still unproven today.
Here is an experiment that you can easily do yourself to test Bernoulli's equation. There are also 2 questions and answers.
Find out how modern telephone networks use mathematics to make it possible for a person to dial a friend in another country just as easily as if they were in the same street, or to read web pages that are on a computer in another continent.
The British General Election (May 1997) is an example of how simple mathematical ideas help in understanding information that involves numbers.


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A woman says she was walking along College Row near the Huston-Tillotson campus in East Austin around 1:00 a.m. Saturday when a man forced her into a pick-up truck and assaulted her.
The woman was able to escape and flag down a patrol officer.
The attacker is described as a black man, about six feet tall, 280 pounds with a muscular build. He had short hair and no facial hair. The man is also described as having gold upper front teeth.
The truck was a white, four-door pick-up.
A second man, described as possibly Hispanic, was driving.
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I have a Sound Blaster Li've! (the basic model, no 5., no 24 bits and Windows Vista Business. It supprised me there are no supported drivers for this relati'vely new and modern card either by Creative or Microsoft. I hope this to change in the future. However I got the digital sound to work by installing the XP drivers manually with some trickery. They work. However I have a different problem, which I believe is on a wider range of cards:
I can't find any way to change the default MIDI Out device. In all programs the midi always plays with Microsoft software synthesizer. I'd like to output to the MIDI port on sound blaster (the one on the joystick connector.) Is there any way to direct it there instead, even with any 3rd party application? What makes me troubled is that there's no option to choose nforce2, yamaha softsynthesizer, nor the on-board wavetable of Li've!. There's nothing related to MIDI at all in Control Panel or Sound mixer. As long as there is no solution to use real midi hardware I have to stick back to XP. Is there any way to solve this?


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United Press International - U.S. targets $2.3B in clean energy credits
Using funds from the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, or economic stimulus bill, U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said in a release the tax credits will boost the development of alternative energy sources.
'With the launch today of $2.3 billion in Recovery Act tax credits for green manufacturers, we are going to ramp up manufacturing of green energy materials in this country, while creating thousands of new jobs right here in our own backyard,' added U.S. Vice President Joe Biden. [Read More]
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The impact of the 2009 federal economic stimulus bill is just beginning to be felt in some green job areas.
John Hamilton, director of weatherization for the Community and Economic Development Association of Cook County, Ill., said increased stimulus funds will enable his agency to triple the number of households that receive service to 9,000 in the coming year. Counting contractors, the project's total employment should rise to 500, also a threefold increase.
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Mount Pleasant, Mich. – Eastern Michigan scored six runs over the final three innings to hand Central Michigan Baseball a 7-3 loss at Theunissen Stadium in the opening game of the weekend series on Friday, April 26.
The Chippewa (17-22, 6-10) grabbed a 2-1 lead with a pair of runs in the sixth but the Eagles (20-18, 9-7) scored three in the seventh, two in the eighth and one in the ninth to earn the victory. Just two of those six runs were earned as the Chippewas made five errors on the day.
EMU's Brian Hill moved to 6-1 with the win, giving up six hits, two earned runs while striking out four over 6 1/3 innings. CMU's Jordan Foley took the loss (6-3), giving up four runs, just two earned, and two hits. He struck out four and walked four in 6 1/3 innings of work.
Eastern Michigan kicked off the scoring in the top of the first. Daniel Russell walked to lead off the game, then was moved to second on a sac bunt by John Rubino. After an EMU fly out, Lee Longo stepped to the plate and lined a bullet up the middle. CMU shortstop Noel Santos was able to knock it down but the ball slid behind Santos, allowing Russell to score.
The next four frames were filled with zeros before CMU posted two in the bottom of the sixth to take a 2-1 lead. Pat MacKenzie led off with a single followed by a Nick Regnier double to center field. Jordan Adams then single to score MacKenzie and move Regnier to third, but Adams was thrown out trying to stretch his hit into a double. Regnier then scored on a suicide squeeze by Neal Jacobs to give CMU a 2-1 lead after six.
Three runs in the top of the seventh gave EMU back the lead. Adam Sonabend opened the inning with a walk and was moved to second on a sac bunt by Jamie Simpson. A CMU error gave Eastern Michigan runners at the corners and Sonabend scored on a wild pitch by Foley. Another error allowed Mitchell McGeein to score, unearned, with EMU's final run coming on a Russell single to score Dae Bowden.
The Eagles tacked on a pair of runs in the eighth to make it 6-2 before CMU answered in the bottom half of the inning. Nick Regnier singled with one out and moved to second when Adams was hit by a pitch. After a CMU strike out, Cody Leichman hit a single to right field, scoring Regnier. With Adams at third and Leichman at second, Tom Lally hit a high fly ball to left field that turned around the EMU fielder a couple times before he was able to make the catch.
EMU's Russell scored the final run in the ninth as a errant throw by the CMU catcher on a steal attempt allowed Russell to come in from third.
Nick Regnier and Cody Leichman led CMU with a pair of hits on the day, both going 2-4. Lee Longo went 2-4 for the Eagles while Adam Sonabend was 1-2 with three walks and two runs scored.
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Genealogy, local history and historical research in New England and other interesting places.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Korean War Veterans from Londonderry, New Hampshire
On Monday I began a project for Veteran's Day to transcribe all the names on the war memorials located on Londonderry, New Hampshire's town common. I started with the Civil War monument, and today I have listed all the names found on the Korean War monument. As I type these words, I'm watching the President speak from Seoul, Korea, preparing to make a speech to honor our American Veterans. Serendipity! I'll continute with this project tomorrow, with a transcription of the Vietnam War memorial.
Korean War
Herman M. Adams
William A. Beale
Herbert W. Bean, Jr.
Robert A. Bouhassa
Robert F. Bowen
Homer Brewer
Paul C. Bubelynk
Clayton G. Buck
Donald A. Butterfield, Jr.
Pauline M. Carter
Donald J. Coons
Richard W. Coons
Ernest Cote, Jr.
Theodore R. Cote
Victor G. Cote
Kenneth B. Cross
Martin A. Daskey
William J. Daskey, Jr.
Ralph D. Doe
Armand P. Dupere, Sr.
Joseph H. Dupere
Lionel T. Dupere
Clarence Q. Ellis
William E. Fletcher
Elbridge L. Garvin
Pertrice C. Gaskill
Arthur E. Goodwin
Harold G. Greeley
Frederick J. Griffin
Donald E. Hall
Ervine B. Ham
Richard Hartop
John E. Hayward
Daniel F. Hicks, Jr.
Robert I. Hicks
Kenneth H. Hill
Donald E. Hills
John J. Joyce
Alfred O. King
Joseph A. Lacopolis
Richard G. MacDonald
William O. Merrill
Francis O. Milne
Gene R. Moody
Raymond H. Moore
George H. Nugent
William E. Phillips, Jr.
Eugene H. Pillsbury
Carroll W. Pinkham
Vernon R. Place
Edward I. Plimpton
George K. Plummer, Jr.
Robert F. Porter
Forrest H. Pratt
Luther M. Preston
Nathan M. Reed, jr.
Charles H. Reynolds
Lester E. Richardson, Jr.
Robert A. Richardson, Jr.
Gilman E. Severance
Leonard W. Severance
Calvin K. Shepard
Kermit I. Shepard
Leonard J. Shorey
Richard O. Shorey
Kendall P. Smith
Warren C. Smith
William H. Soucy
Paul A. Sullivan
Donald E. Taintor
Douglas W. Thompson
Alfred H. Trombley
Harold M. Wallace
Hazel A. Watts
Donald L. White
Janice Wigero
Donald H. Wickens
Pauline Wickens
Clyde B. Wilson
David S. Wilson
Mason J. Young, Jr.
William R. Young
Burton Boone
Glenn H. Backman
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"I first started training with Isabelle when she offered a boot camp through the gym I went to. After see amazing results in such a short time I continued to train with her for over a year.
She is an amazing personal trainer, she is extremely knowledgeable, tough but fair she will push you in ways you never knew you could be pushed. She wants to see you achieve your personal goal and will go above and beyond to help you make that happen. I would recommend Isabelle to anyone she is well worth it and then some! I lost over 35" training with her, I feel great and can't thank her enough for helping me gain back my confidence and happiness!"
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"Isabelle was my trainer for 2 years... I can not say I loved training however I will swear Isabella had me working my fat off 3 times a week. She was clear on what she wanted me to do and why. If I was not positioned right Issy was quick to reposition me so exercising was safe yet effective. I lost pounds and I gained muscle. Isabelle worked with exercise and diet so my body was able to preform at its best. I found myself motivated, energetic and in higher spirits with my workouts with Isabelle.
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"When I finally took the plung to get healthy I found myself at my local gym signing up with a personal trainer. That trainer was Isabelle. I found her to be friendly, full of knowledge and was eager to pass that knowledge on. I continued with her into group training and began to find myself doing stuff I never dreamed I'd be able to accomplish. She encouraged me inside and outside of the gym. Whenever I had questions or needed to be talked down from my "micky d's" ledge she was always there for me. I learned to eat properly and take care of my health. 70+ pounds lighter I'm a happier and healthier woman, mom and wife. I miss Isabelle every day and on days I feel like I can't do I can hear her voice telling me I can!
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Isabelle is a personal trainer and Zumba instructor who has a sincere desire to work hand in hand with her clients to ensure each reaches the full benefit of the workout sessions. I have participated in her Zumba class as well as several personal training sessions. Each Zumba class has been an enjoyable workout. I always end a session looking forward to the next. Isabelle's a great leader and makes everyone feel comfortable even if you lack the necessary coordination skills.
My personal training experiences have been phenomenal. Isabelle's approach is similar to my personal career approach. She participates in the workouts along with you. It makes the time go by fast and makes the workout more enjoyable. I feel like she's my workout partner who has that special touch of motivation with excellent training skills. More importantly, she customizes the workout to the individual's needs.
In addition to providing excellent training, she provides valuable nutritional advice. I've attended numerous fitness classes and personal training sessions prior to meeting Isabelle, but none as unique as the ones she has to offer. You should really take time out of your busy schedule and see what you have been missing - a new lifestyle with an extraordinary twist!
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"from 2009-to early November 2010 I did a great job of packing on the pounds...excuse after excuse of why I couldn't stick to a workout routine or a regular diet and then I got engaged..and then I got scared because I didn't want to be a chunky bride..well, I started going to the gym on my own but I was getting any results until I noticed Ms. Isabelle teaching a Zumba class with such zeal and enthusiasm..I was instantly inspired to scheduled some personal training sessions because that's how I wanted to feel about getting healthy and in shape for my wedding.....since that time I've successfully, lost weight and inches and I've gained a new sense of self....I feel stronger and I'm challenging myself to do more and more every week....She is very interactive and that's to be appreciated.....There are several trainers in my gym and I have the freedom of choice...I choose Isabelle. I think I'll keep her all the way to the alter...."
Keona C. February 8, 2011
"I have never been a fan of working out. I don't like running, lifting weights or anything that seems like too much of a strict routine. Which is why I have been struggling with weight issues for years. When Isabelle introduced Zumba as a form of fitness I wasn't very confident because I have two left feet, and frankly I wasn't comfortable dancing in front of others. However, in class Isabelle encouraged us to be ourselves, forget about everyone around us and feel the music. Once she convinced me to let go of my fears and insecurities, in no time she had me feeling like a salsa expert! Isabelle made it so easy to learn each move and get this.. it was fun! I was hooked on the fun and in return I started seeing results.
Isabelle is very down to earth and easy to talk to. Unlike my previous trainers who were always trying to sell me everything they could, Isabelle actually cares about ME and my overall goals and happiness with my body. She gets me and that's what I love about working with her. Zumba and Isabelle Alexander have changed my life. "
Csilla E. February 8, 2011
"These days the fitness industry cranks out trainers at a dime a dozen, with sub par qualifications and minimal experience. Yet these "qualified trainers" employed by large chain gyms still manages to charge up to 80 dollars an hour for their services.
Isabelle on the other hand, is worth her weight in gold. She has achieved great success in a saturated fitness market because of her exceptional talent, scholarly achievements, and years of dedication to her clients.
After having said that, there's really no need for me to write paragraphs of testimonial. Isabelle's clients' results speak for themselves.
The choice is up to you, but it's the same in any field; if you want excellent results after cosmetic surgery, you choose a top rate surgeon, and if you want excellent results in your fitness, you train with a top rate trainer. You train with Isabelle."
Csilla E. February 8, 2011
"These days the fitness industry cranks out trainers at a dime a dozen, with sub par qualifications and minimal experience. Yet these "qualified trainers" employed by large chain gyms still manages to charge up to 80 dollars an hour for their services.
Isabelle on the other hand, is worth her weight in gold. She has achieved great success in a saturated fitness market because of her exceptional talent, scholarly achievements, and years of dedication to her clients.
After having said that, there's really no need for me to write paragraphs of testimonial. Isabelle's clients' results speak for themselves.
The choice is up to you, but it's the same in any field; if you want excellent results after cosmetic surgery, you choose a top rate surgeon, and if you want excellent results in your fitness, you train with a top rate trainer. You train with Isabelle."
Bevin H. February 8, 2011
"Isabelle is a great trainer.
She is very knowledgeable, and continues to get better by always seeking out new and different courses she can take to upgrade herself and her abilities.
I absolutely loathe going to the gym and sweating, but she made it enjoyable, and I always had a good time. She knows the right balance of making you laugh, while getting you to do more than you ever thought you could.
Through her, I was able to regain my confidence back, and tone up my body. She never let me doubt myself, and pushed me to achieve my goals.
I never left a session not covered in sweat, but pleased at my abilities, and the way she has helped me reach my full potential.
Even when I was no longer using her 1 on 1 services, she still kept in touch to see how things were going, and gave me more workout plans. I have never known any other trainer to do this.
It's amazing to know someone who can celebrate your victories with you, and then motivate, encourage, and keep you going so you can continue your goals.
I would definitely recommend her as a trainer, as you will be able to get the results you desire, with her expertise in this field.
Kelly T. February 7, 2011
"Isabelle is an amazing personal trainer. She keeps work outs fun and exciting, and always finds a way to keep you motivated and interested. Isabelle is also very knowledgeable when it comes to fitness and is able to answer any related questions you may have. Also, when she doesn't know the answer she will take the time to look it up and then follow up with you at the next session. Overall, Isabelle is a fantastic trainer and I would highly recommend her! "


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The following learning activities are sponsored by the Society for CME credit:
Other learning resources include:
A special core curriculum for dermatologic surgery appropriate as a reference for physicians in training as well as practicing dermatologic surgeons
The Dermatologic Surgery journal published by the Society
Funding research to promote the goals of the Society and the interests of the specialty
Other learning resources include:
The expected results of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery's (ASDS) CME program are:
The ASDS is committed to providing an open forum for the exchange of ideas and methodology for dermatologic surgery and related basic sciences. ASDS must ensure that the content of its educational activities are scientifically based, accurate, current, and objectively presented. The ASDS has developed policies that will resolve all conflicts of interest prior to the educational activity being delivered to participants.Approved/Executive Committee – 11/97Approved/Council on Education and Research Activities – 10/97Approved/Council on Education and Research Activities – 8/93Approved/Executive Committee – 8/93Approved/Executive Committee-8/01Approved/Council on Education and Research Activities – 2/04Approved/Executive Committee 12/05Approved/Executive Committee 4/09
ASDS is recognized as the premier specialty group representing dermatologists performing all procedures – cosmetic, general, reconstructive and Mohs. ASDS members are experts in treating skin and soft tissue with surgical and non-surgical methods.