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Ravello, the most enchanting terrace worldwide.
Thanks to the Ravello International Music Festival (Festival Internazionale di Musica di Ravello), Ravello has become famous all over the world. Ravello is a very quiet and chic town and from the terraces of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbone, visitors can admire a wonderful panorama that once enchanted Richard Wagner and the great Greta Garbo. Ravello had very prosperous trades during the XI and XII centuries, afterwards it was included in the territory of Amalfi. Ravello is like a terrace over the sea: It boasts wonderful look-outs, the so-called belvedere, as for example the one dedicated to Princess of Piemonte, from where the whole coast can be admired. Ravello is situated on the Lattari Mounts characterized by a wonderful vegetation, on a cliff dividing the valleys of the Dragone and Reginna streams. From a height of 350 m above the sea-level Ravello dominates the blue sea of the Amalfi Coast. Giovanni Boccaccio charmed by the beauties of these places described them in his work "Decameron". The main character of one of its short stories comes from Ravello, Landolfo Rufolo: he was a [
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...nobleman who had chosen to be a pirate. He shipwrecked but found, thanks to his abilities and good luck, a great treasure. In 1819 the famous English painter William Turner visited Italy and spent some time in Ravello. His sketches of the Amalfi Coast are now exhibited in the Tate Gallery in London. Ravello has a quiet, silent atmosphere that enchants all the people coming to visit it, and boasts beautiful villas which are the most famous buildings of the town: Villa Rufolo built in the XI century, with its terraces on the sea and Villa Cimbrone with its wonderful belvedere. During the XIX and XX centuries many artists, painters, musicians were inspired by the beautiful landscapes of Ravello, as for example Ruskin, Miró, Vedova and Escher; André Gide set in Ravello some episodes of his work "The immoralist"; Lawrence wrote there "Lady Chatterley's Lover" and Graham Green "The third man"; Wagner imagined that the beautiful gardens of Villa Rufolo were 'the magic garden of Klingsor' in his masterpiece "Parsifal". The most important monument is the Cathedral, built in the XII century.
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Author: Catherine Anne CollinsPublisher: Treble Heart Books ISBN# 1-931742-87-1
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In the spirit of the ancient Avalon, comes a story of mystery, adventure and undying love.Journals of the Great Merlin and Nimue, Lady of the Lake, have survived the realms of time to be passed on to their rightful descendents of modern times, Tamara and Gavin, a continent apart, but soon brought together by circumstances out of their control.Another mysterious journal also exists with an evilness that has deceived Merlin and Nimue and threatens to destroy them and banish Avalon as we once knew it forever by placing the sword Excalibur in the deceitful hands of the wicked Dark Lady, Morganna.Fateful events put Tamara and Gavin on a quest for the truth that will once again unite the Great Merlin and The Lady of the Lake in truth and love.Catherine Anne Collins, in her first published novel, gives us a nail biting, edge-of-your-seat treat into the mystical world of Avalon. Around every corner lurks danger for the two ancestors who must solve the mystery or lose their very lives at the hands of the Dark Lady. Fighting against logic, can Tamara learn to believe in the magic that surrounds her before it is too late? Can Gavin win the race against time to stop the evil curse and once again gain control over the sword Excalibur, or will he fail like his many descendents?Destined to be one of the best books of the year. A page-turner that I hated to see end. A five star read!
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Celta Vigo midfielder Alex Lopez is confident the Galicians will avoid relegation comfortably come the end of the season.
This, despite currently standing above the drop zone only on goal difference.
Paco Herrera's men have often impressed on their return to La Liga without getting the results they deserve and Lopez believes that with more experience in the top flight, those results will soon follow.
He told Marca: "We are playing well, the sensations are good and we are feeling fine. We are a young team so I believe with the passing of games things are going to improve.
"I think that with the results we are gathering a lot of confidence and we hope to achieve our objective with certain tranquillity."
Herrera will have to do without Gustavo Cabral for the visit of Mallorca this weekend as the Argentine is suspended but Borja Oubina has recovered from the muscle injury that kept him out of last weekend's 3-2 defeat at Rayo Vallecano and he should return in midfield.
Mallorca, meanwhile, are looking to break a run of six consecutive league defeats when they travel to Balaidos and defender Anderson Conceicao has said that streak must come to an end this weekend.
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"The truth is that we have lost some games due to small details in the play and, on some occasions, we didn't deserve to lose. We are playing well and I believe we can't now lose anymore because we are immersed in a very difficult league and we need to pick up points."
The Islanders are still missing six first-team players through injury, though, so Joaquin Caparros will almost be forced into naming the same side that started in their 4-2 defeat to Barcelona last time out.


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I think Tennessee got a steal with Fitzpatrick , he could be a starter on several teams, but I know that he is not an "elite" quarterback and his career will probably end up being just this....a backup to someone the franchise thinks will do them well. However I think Jake Locker is a bust and Fitzpatrick will be #1 QB again sooner than we think.
Matt Hasselbeck to sign with Colts; Ryan Fitzpatrick joins Titans
After releasing veteran Matt Hasselbeck on Monday afternoon, the Titans wasted little time finding his replacement. Tennessee scooped up Ryan Fitzpatrick just a few hours after cutting Hasselbeck loose, agreeing to a two-year deal with the former Buffalo Bills starter.
Hasselbeck did not stay a free agent for long, either — he and the Indianapolis Colts agreed to a two-year deal that will put the 37-year-old Hasselbeck in place as Andrew Luck's backup. The deal will be signed Tuesday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
While Hasselbeck has drifted rapidly closer to the end of his career, he still should serve as a very capable backup, both on and off the field, to Luck. That's not to say Luck needs an extra set of eyes keeping tabs on him, but Hasselbeck's experience should only help Luck continue to develop. Plus, Hasselbeck ought to be a decent fit in the Indianapolis offense, adding some peace of mind for the Colts.
Hasselbeck reportedly had several teams interested in his services (including a couple rumored spots, like Arizona, where he could have competed for the starting role). His decision to go with Indianapolis shows he no longer carries expectations to be the No. 1 guy.
Whether or not the same can be said for Fitzpatrick is a bit uncertain. Not that long ago, the Bills tabbed Fitzpatrick as their franchise QB, handing him a $62 million extension.
He bombed under the weight of that contract, finishing 2011 just 5-8 as a starter and posting a 6-10 record in 2012. Fitzpatrick also led the league in interceptions during that '11 season with 23, then fired 16 more picks last year.
The Titans remain committed to Jake Locker, at least for now, despite shoulder problems plaguing Locker during his sophomore NFL season. The rehab from those injuries figure to keep Locker sidelined through at least part of the offseason, giving Fitzpatrick a chance to indoctrinate himself to the Titans' offense by taking first-team reps.
However, Fitzpatrick then will serve as more of a safety net than a true competitor for Locker's role. That's a substantial fall from where the 30-year-old Fitzpatrick stood in the league's QB pecking order only a couple years ago.
Fitzpatrick is seven years Hasselbeck's junior, so he brings more upside to the table (though you could argue Fitzpatrick peaked a couple years back).
In the cases of both Fitzpatrick and Hasselbeck, the job description appears to be pretty clear: be ready in case the No. 1 guy goes down. Hasselbeck has earned the right to ease into duty like that; the situation likely feels much more disappointing for Fitzpatrick.
Grade for Hasselbeck signing: B. Tennessee wisely chose to give Locker the full-time gig last year, thus allowing him to fully start his maturation process as the starter. Hasselbeck is what he is at this point in his career — a player who's seen it all and may be better as a locker-room presence than he is an actual QB.
Grade for Fitzpatrick signing: B-minus. The Titans may save some money in the Hasselbeck-for-Fitzpatrick swap, and there's more of a chance Fitzpatrick finds a way to step up his game in the future. But it's hard to feel like the Titans got any better here.
Indy'd do better with Elisabeth Hasselbeck than Matt. At least Elisabeth can throw insults.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (283 votes).
In short: love this one, tough hill at milton 11 miles but crowd support brilliant.One for the calendar In full: The Potters Arf is the best for crowd support anywhere in the country,they make it worth the agony of facing that hill at Milton.The finish could be better where you have to wait in a long queue for your t-shirt and goodie bag.But overall it's a friendly race that I never want to miss.Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Very tough and hilly...but locals gave u the support you needed!In full: My 1st race..on my local course..i trained on it...and still struggled...but the people of the potteries..really do push you along...you gotta see it to believe it!The hills are a killer...but made better with sweets n drinks on offer and of course the couple on top of milton road with the hose pipe...sure they are famous by now!!superb..even when had a personal nightmare...by struggling with a hamstring problem..the atmosphere gets you to the end.See you all next year.Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: 2 big hill make this a challeging course. I find the crowd support is beaten only by the London Marathon. The organisation and marsahlls deserve credit for a great race. I'm looking forward to next year already to see if I can improve on my time.Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: A tough course made easier by the fantastc support !!Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Great fun, great public support but the last hill is a killer!!!!Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Fantastic atmosphere. Tough race. Wonderful support. Will be back again next year.Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Fun race for all.In full: Did this, Chester & Nottingham half and this is by far the best. Great atmosphere all round the course, especially at the start and end. This was the 2nd time I've done the race - the first year I didn't know what to expect and was thrown a bit by the two hills. This year I was prepared and it paid off, although Milton Road is still a toughie.The big question is - Milton Road, to run or not to run. For me, it's to run. Being a bloke it's what we do, although I passed some ladies walking, they quickly caught up after and passed me!Last year the running Daffodil beat me by a couple of mins and I wouldn't let someone dressed as a huge flower beat me this year (full respect to whoever it is as they put in a great time).Managed a PB of 1:41 and hammered 13 minutes off my Chester time from a month earlier.Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Great atmosphereIn full: Great race, brilliant atmosphere with loads of friendly locals willing you up the hills. Definitely a town race, didn't see any rural!Plenty of impromptu water/sweets and hose pipes proffered en route by the kindly spectators and proper water bottles at the official water stations. Great finish and thanks to the Milton Road hill only just managed a medal!Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: hilly-hellish-heaven!In full: 2nd year doing this run - I made a silly mistake of running this with a hangover!! The challenge needs to be respected on this course as them hills are killer! Great atmosphere - only complaint is the lack of water and sports-drink @ the start!! Lucosade had a stand here last year and I missed it not being there on race day again!Date of review: June 14, 2010
In short: Still the best support of any race I've seen In full: Probably the most enjoyable Potters Arf of the 4 I've now done, parking seemed much easier this year, the weather was perfect for running, the crowds were brilliant as always and I managed a better time than I was expecting :)Anyone who's not done Potters, get yourself on it for 2011 you'll love it.Date of review: June 13, 2010
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Simply put, not raising the debt ceiling will impact our credit card bills, ability to borrow money, gas prices, mortgage rates, small-business loans, department of education funding and anything else tied to America's credit rating. Is it any wonder both sides of the proverbial political aisle in Washington can't come to agreeable terms on the issue? Here are some frequently asked questions about how a failure to raise the debt ceiling can impact consumers.
Q: What would it mean if the debt ceiling isn't raised and how long does Congress have to make a decision?
A: It would mean that the United States would be in default on its debts to other countries. By "credit score" standards that most of us are familiar with in regard to our personal credit, this would be the first credit score lowering in America's history.
If you've seen the popular credit score commercials featuring the three guys in spandex body suits, we would be the tubby one on the right wearing the creepy hockey mask. And just like in our personal lives, when your credit score gets lowered, it becomes increasingly difficult to secure decent credit rates from your creditors (other countries). The effects of a lower national credit score would trickle down to consumers in the short, then long term.
Congress has until the Aug. 2 deadline set by the U.S. Treasury Department — the date, according to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, until which we can continue borrowing before a default decision would be unavoidable.
Q: How would these events in Washington affect my credit card, mortgage and other bills?
A: When America can't pay its bills, those struggles are immediately passed along to its people in the form of a devalued U.S. dollar and subsequent increase in gas prices and other imported goods. If the U.S. defaults on its loans, interest rates on government borrowing would rise dramatically in some cases. This would mean higher interest rates on outstanding credit card balances, college loans, car payments and mortgages as the national prime lending rate increases. Consumers most seriously affected by a U.S. default would be those with already marginal credit, which is amounting to more and more Americans in light of the extended recession. Finally, it would also mean big losses in the stock market and also for 401(k) plans and pensions. If America defaults, it will have a direct effect on Americans' ability to retire.
Q: What would a failure to raise the debt ceiling mean for education?
A: The U.S. Department of Education already has seen its fair share of cuts in federal government spending. If the debt ceiling isn't raised and our ability to borrow money without high interest rates is brought to an abrupt halt, education cuts likely would be at the school, district and state levels, with districts likely affected last but more long term.
Q: How would businesses be affected?
A: You don't have to own one to feel the pain that businesses would feel if America's credit rating took a hit. Whether you're an owner or an employee, when businesses are on the receiving end of a pinched line of cash flow, tough decisions often have to be made. Small businesses in particular, with significantly less cash reserves and already scarce credit available to them, would have to make some hard choices quickly. Which offices or branches can we close? Which employees are expendable? Which benefits can we no longer afford for our employees? Small business already has been badly hurt by the recession. A blow of this magnitude might send many businesses that survived the first hit right over the cliff.
The debt ceiling crisis in Washington should be a loud wake-up call to all of us that, unlike Las Vegas, what happens in Congress doesn't stay in Congress. Whether we like it or not, the U.S. Treasury is our national bank. And when the bank's ability to get a loan is compromised, all our wallets suffer.
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Which Walmart? I was at the one on Kendall drive in West Kendall, but I was third in line. Glad I didn't have to do the Apple store in the AM! I waited on South Beach for my 4S and it was quite warm outside, even in October.
Yeah, that's the Doral store.
Can't believe CNN was there! I was the first one out of the Miami Beach Apple Store with my iPhone 4S, but only got interview by WSVN 7 and the Miami Herald. And worst of all I didn't drop the name of my blog or wear a tshirt with my blog name and logo. Oh well, guess I'll try hard for the next iPhone. Maybe I'll see you guys at Miami Beach later this year.
I wanted to wear my tshirt today but it might not be delivered to the 21st.
In the poll next to this, what color iPads are the 70% of readers getting who didn't order White OR Black??
Or the 65% of people getting neither Wifi Only OR Wifi+Data?
Or the 66% of people getting nether 16, 32, or 64GB Varieties?
Are they selling 128GB, Blue, ESP iPads somewhere and I missed it???
I'd expect some people to check more than one size, color, or networking type (if they are buying more than one iPad), but this makes no sense!
Thats a loooooong line! How many people were in line? 5? Wow!
This isn't the only Apple store in Miami, in fact it's not even technically in Miami, so "Miami Apple Store" is misleading.
It's not even one of the larger Apple Stores in the area.
When people think of Miami, they unfortunately call it "going to Florida" and picture Miami Beach in their mind, so not misleading at all.
This is the "iconic" Miami store, but there are several down here. I think 4 in Miami-Dade alone. Dadeland and the Falls (only like 10 mins apart), then Miami Beach and finally Aventura.
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I saw "CrackBerry Kevin" (the one on the first picture) at Walmart last night! lol by the way, I got mine before he did!
NOW we know why Kevin was REALLY in Miami! ;) WTG on scoring that 64! I'm just going to stick with my iPad 1 for now! (and I have a PlayBook & Galaxy Tab Plus too ;) )


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By PAULA MOHR
You may have been hauling wagons and other farm implements for years, but is your understanding up to date regarding Minnesota transportation laws for farm vehicles, also known as implements of husbandry?
Here are several reminders as you travel along public gravel and major roadways this harvest season. Remember, they were written with safety in mind — for you, your family and others on the road.
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• Brush up on implements of husbandry laws.
• Lights and SMV signs improve visibility on public roads.
• Know your size and weight limitations for machinery.
• License plates and vehicle registration are not required for implements of husbandry, but if the implement is being towed by a truck, the truck must have a license plate. A farm trailer with a gross weight of 10,000 pounds or more pulled by a car, pickup or truck must have a registration plate.
• An implement of husbandry, which is driven or towed faster than 25 mph, must be equipped with brakes if it exceeds 6,000 pounds gross weight. All implements manufactured or sold after Jan. 1, 1994, with a manufacturer's recommended capacity of more than 24,000 pounds must be equipped with brakes. Surge brakes capable of controlling, stopping and holding a vehicle will be acceptable.
• Implements of husbandry that exceed 6,000 pounds gross weight and are not equipped with brakes may not be driven or towed at more than 25 mph.
• Implements of husbandry must stay to the right of the center line except when passing or if preceded by a registered motor vehicle equipped with operating front and rear hazard warning lights.
• Towed implements of husbandry must be equipped with safety chains except when hitched to the towing vehicle with a fifth-wheel and kingpin assembly, or a hitch pin and retainer that prevents accidental unhitching.
• All implements of husbandry designed for operation at 30 mph or less must be marked with a slow-moving vehicle emblem. The emblem is a fluorescent yellow-orange triangle with a dark red reflective border, which conforms to American Society of Agricultural Engineers standards. The emblem must be visible 600 feet from the rear of the implement.
An alternative SMV emblem that is black with a white reflective border may be used with a special permit from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. The alternate emblem cannot be used from sunset to sunrise or at any time when visibility is impaired.
Towed implements, which obscure the towing vehicle's SMV sign, must display an emblem of their own.
• Chains, ropes or cables used for towing farm implements or vehicles must be marked with a flag that's red, white, orange or yellow, and at least 12 inches square.
• Amber flashing hazard lights are required at all times on self-propelled implements. Other lights are required on implements of husbandry (regardless of manufacture date) from sunset to sunrise, when it is raining or any time visibility is impaired. Although not required by law, lights used during daylight will enhance equipment visibility.
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• one white headlight visible to front
• one red taillight visible to rear
• two red reflectors visible to rear
Self-propelled implements may also display a rotating amber beacon.
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• one amber or red light visible from the rear to mark the extreme left projection of the implement
• two red reflex reflectors at the extreme left and right rear ends of the implement
With some exceptions, implements of husbandry are exempt from size limitations: if the implement is being driven or towed at 25 mph or less, it is not on an interstate highway and it is operated within a 75-mile radius of land owned, leased or operated by the farmer.
With some exceptions, farm implements are exempt from weight limitations. However, the weight on any wheel of an implement must not exceed 500 pounds per inch of tire width.
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• Implements extending more than 33 feet behind the hitch point should have amber reflectors on both sides spaced at least every 16.4 feet, with the rearmost reflector positioned as far back as possible.
• Tractors or other towing vehicles should be of adequate size to safely control their towed load. It is unsafe to tow any implement without brakes at any speed, if the implement's weight exceeds twice that of the towing vehicle.
• If possible, pull over on busy or narrow roads to allow traffic to pass.
• Brake pedals on self-propelled implements should be locked together.
• Shift to lower gear before ascending incline.
• Reflectors, lights and SMV emblems should be kept clean and replaced when faded.
• Extra riders should never be allowed.
Most state laws about safe operation of farm vehicles and implements of husbandry are in Minnesota Statute 169. For more information or questions, call DPS, State Patrol Division, at 888-472-3389.
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If you don't want to leave your windows bare, hang a Lighted American Flag Decoration that measures 4-ft wide and is illuminated with 150 mini lights that create a stunning display of red & white stripes plus 30 randomly twinkling blue "stars". You can use this piece of American home décor either inside or out.
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If you want more than just an American flag to show off your patriotic side, you can also hang a US Military Flag from your flagpole. Available in either garden or standard size, choose from a US Army Flag, US Navy Flag, US Air force Flag, US Marine Corp Flag, or a US Coast Guard Flag. The 9/11 Commemorative Flag features a silhouette of the New York skyline with the Twin Towers in the star field and the words "We Will Remember" in one of the stripes of the flag. You can also tie an impressive Lighted Yellow Ribbon & Bow around your tree to really show your support. The Yellow Ribbon hangs over 2-ft long and is lit up by 35 clear mini lights.
Setting up a Memorial Day BBQ or a 4th of July Celebration
You can use a lot of the tips in the BBQ Party Ideas article to plan your Memorial Day BBQ or 4th of July Celebration, but here are some specific patriotic decoration ideas that you can add to your patriotic outdoor decor.
Patriotic yard decorations are a must when planning your Memorial Day bbq or 4th of July celebration. You might choose to remove them after the holiday and leave all of your remaining patriotic holiday decor up year-around. Metal 4th of July yard decorations will add a little sparkle to your patriotic decor. The Waving American Flag Metal Yard Decoration can either be hung up on the side of a wall or deck or can be staked into the ground. Whichever way you choose to display the Metal American Flag, just make sure you up-light it with a spotlight for optimum shine. There's also a fun Firecracker Metal Yard Display that has 3 fiber optic lights that simulate a lit firecracker.
After you've set up your food and beverage serving stations (as mentioned in the BBQ Party Ideas article), you can drape some red, white and blue ribbons and bows around the tables and mix in some Battery-Operated Star Lights. Use red, white and/or blue napkins, forks, plates and cups for serving.
Decorate your bushes with some red, white & blue star net lights. These 4th of July Net Lights use bright, LED lights, each capped by a 2 1/2″ star to make your bushes really dazzle at night. Wrap your trees with alternating Red & Clear Tree Lights to really light up your yard.
If you have any ideas on setting up some patriotic decorations or for decorating a 4th of July Celebration, add them in the comments section below.


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The co-host of The Drive on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio (Sirius 210, XM 87: Mon-Fri 7-10 PM EDT), Ray also hosts his own show Sunday night (7-10 PM EDT). Ray has spent years squirreled away studying the inner workings of the fantasy game to the detriment of his personal life. Specializing in baseball, football and hockey, some consider him an expert in all three.
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Change was the norm for FAU athletics in 2012. The year began with a new Director of Athletics and new Head Coaches for football, women's basketball and volleyball. Shortly after, sand volleyball was added to the Department, bringing the total number of sports offered at FAU to 19. FAU received an exciting invitation in November to join Conference USA, providing an opportunity to move all sports into the same league for the first time since 2001. FAU will make its Conference USA debut in fall 2013. Over the years, FAU teams have won more
than 20 Conference championships within the Sun Belt Conference and before that in the Atlantic Sun Conference. FAU joined the NCAA Division I level
in 1993.
The following sections recap the teams' most recent seasons. For schedules, rosters and
the most up-to-date information on FAU sports, visit www.fausports.com.
The FAU baseball team
won the 2012 regular-season Sun Belt Conference title for the second time in three years with a 4-3 comeback over local rival Florida International University and concluded the season with a 32-22 record. Four players earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors for their performances throughout the season. Senior pitcher Ryan Garton, junior relief pitcher R.J. Alvarez and senior second baseman Mike Albaladejo earned First-Team All-Sun honors, while junior catcher Mike Spano was a Second-Team selection. Coming off a 32-win season in 2011, the team faced one of its most challenging schedules in 2012, playing its first 13 games against NCAA Tournament qualifiers and facing nine opponents that played in the NCAA regionals in 2011. This included national runner up University of Florida. With FAU earning the top spot in the league's preseason poll, the Owls look to be equally promising in 2013.
Men's Basketball
The Owls mounted exciting rallies and clinched close victories in the 2011-12 season to earn the eighth-seed spot in the Sun Belt Tournament, but the team ended the season 11-18 overall. Junior guard Greg Grantt was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches' All District-24 Second Team. Grantt was FAU's leading scorer for the third season in a row, averaging 14.0 points per game. In a 62-60 win over Hofstra University, Grantt became the eighth player in school history to score 1,000 career points. He had nine 20-point games during the season, including a season high 28 points against Troy University. He is on pace to become the school's all-time leading scorer during his senior season. In the previous season, the Owls earned the program's first regular season title and participated in postseason play for just the second time in school history.
Women's Basketball
Women's basketball began the season with high expectations and a veteran team that included eight seniors. This enthusiasm did not wane as the team battled to its most successful season since joining the Sun Belt Conference and clinched second place in the Conference's East Division, finishing the regular season with a 16-11 record and 11-5 in Conference play. Senior captain Teri Stamps was named the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and sophomore forward Chenise Miller earned Second-Team All-Sun Belt honors. Thanks to Stamps' defensive play, FAU won five Conference games by two or fewer points. Offensively, the guard averaged eight points a game, highlighted by a 22-point effort in a Senior Day win over Troy University.
Miller played a key role in FAU's nine-win improvement over the previous season by leading the team in scoring (10.5 points per game), rebounding (7.4 rebounds per game) and blocked shots (24).
Cheer and Dance
The cheer and dance teams participated in the 2012 nationals with cheer competing in the Small Co-ed Division against three-time defending national champion Hofstra University. Cheer broke the top 10 with a ninth-place finish in the 2011 competition. The dance squad competed in the Division I-A Hip-Hop semifinal round against top- contender University of Memphis and Florida teams, University of Central Florida and Florida State University. The cheer and dance squads
are an integral part of game day at FAU athletic events. Cheer
performed at every football game and saw the crowd welcome their
enthusiastic efforts to rally the Owls. Dance continued to delight
fans at the football and basketball games as well as FAU fundraisers
and pep rallies with their high-energy performances.
Cross Country
The men's and women's cross country teams started their 2012 seasons with 16 runners competing at the Florida Gulf Coast Invitational. The women finished third of the six teams competing and the men finished fourth. The Owls traveled to the University of Florida for the extremely competitive Mountain Dew Invitational in which the women finished eighth out of 18 teams and the men finished 13th. Tara Cripe (19:24.46), Eric Kessler (27:15.07), Hunter Wampler (27:33.88) and Christian Small (28:14.71) all set new personal records. FAU traveled to the Sun Belt Conference Championship in late October where both the men's and women's teams placed two runners in the top 50. Chloe Sell (19.27.90) ran a new personal record in the 5k and Tara Cripe (19:36.80) was 11 seconds ahead of her previous career best. Charles Skord, Emily Olsen and Katey CoDyre also set new personal records at the Sun Belt Conference Championships, leading the women to place ninth and the men 11th. The Owls finished their season at the NCAA South Regional Meet. Sell was the top finisher for FAU and not only beat her personal record with 22:47.0, but also ran the ninth best time in school history. All seven men who ran at the meet set personal records with Michael Vidal (32:50) also setting a school record in the process.
The Owls entered the 2012 season under the direction of first-year Head Coach Carl Pelini, who implemented a new offense and defense and put more time into special teams than ever before. As the systems became more familiar, the team showed drastic improvements and several players rose to the top. Five of those players were named to the 2012 postseason All-Sun Belt Conference football team and four of them will return in 2013. The players that were honored include senior safety Brent Harstad, junior tight end Nexon Dorvilus and sophomore wide receiver William Dukes, who all earned Second-Team honors, while junior wide receiver Daniel McKinney and sophomore linebacker Andrae Kirk were named to the Honorable Mention Team. Despite the Owl's record of 3-9 during the 2012 season, FAU football received additional postseason recognition. Phil Steele's Magazine, one of the nation's leading college football magazines, named five FAU players to its 2012 teams. Dukes and Dorvilus were named Second-Team Offense, Harstad earned Second-Team Defense and linebackers David Hinds, a senior, and Kirk were named Third Team. Dukes, who also earned Second-Team All-Sun Belt honors during the regular season, was named FAU's Offensive MVP, in part for setting a school record with 204 receiving yards during the final game of the season. Harstad was named the team's Defensive MVP, senior long snapper Tim Raber earned the Special Team MVP honor and Dorvilus, an academic and athletic standout, won the squad's Student-Athlete-of-the-Year Award.
Men's Golf
Men's golf
finished eighth in the Sun Belt Conference Championships with freshman Pablo Gerboles-Parrilla topping the 2011-12 squad and finishing just outside of the individual top 10. He was one stroke behind the golfers who tied for ninth place. The tournament marked the end of the FAU careers for senior co-captains Justin Thompson and Michael Baskovich, both honored by FAU as recipients of the 2012 Community Service award. In fall 2012, the Owls enjoyed much success with top five finishes by freshmen Richard Donegan and Derron Peyton and senior Clinton Wilhelm. Former FAU golfer Steve Lebrun made history in fall 2012 by becoming FAU's first player to earn his PGA Tour card.
Women's Golf
The women's golf team finished 11th in the 2012 Sun Belt Conference Championships. The team's top performers were seniors Anna Wiklund and Brooke McPoyle. Wiklund finished on average 17th in seven of the nine tournaments in the 2011-12 season, including back-to-back third-place finishes. Her scoring average during the fall season was 76.8 and 75.6 during the spring season. Also posting stellar scores on the season were senior Marilyne Cadieux and junior Kayla DeSuza.
Men's Soccer
Men's soccer
defeated Jacksonville University for its first victory of the season, shutting out the Dolphins 3-0. Daniel Mendes scored his first career collegiate goal to provide the final score. FAU also recorded a 1-0 win, defeating fellow Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference member Howard University. Additionally, midfielder Karol Chorak and goalkeeper Jeremy Crumpton were named to the All-Tournament Team of the Coastal Carolina Invitational. Despite those wins and honors, the Owls faced a difficult season ending 2012 with a 2-13-1 record.
Women's Soccer
Women's soccer
earned the prestigious College Team Academic Award from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in 2012. This marks the second straight season that the Owls have earned this award. On the field, the Owls advanced to the Sun Belt Conference Championship, earning the tournament's eighth-seed spot. Freshman Claire Emslie earned Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference honors, leading the team with 10 goals for the season. She was named the league's Player of the Week after recording a hat trick in a home victory over the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Senior Ashley Lantes also received Conference Player of the Week honors. Lantes became the program's all-time record holder for career saves against the University of Louisiana.
The Owls advanced to postseason play in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament as the eighth seed, but lost to top- seed University of Louisiana-Lafayette and fourth-seed University of North Texas to end the season. Junior Taylor Fawbush was named Second Team All-Sun Belt, her second such honor. Joan Joyce, the Owl's only coach in the program's 18-year history, was inducted into the Florida Sports Hall of Fame in 2012. She was honored not only for her tradition of winning seasons at FAU, but also for guiding FAU softball to nine Atlantic Sun Conference Championships, including eight consecutive titles, to the program's first title in the Sun Belt Conference, the first year FAU joined that Conference, and to an average of 42 victories a season. Joyce is also the head coach for women's golf.
Swimming and Diving
Men's and women's swimming and diving completed their 2012 season with six individual championships and broke 14 school records in the four-day Sun Belt Conference Championships. The men finished third in the league, besting their 2011 fourth-place finish, and the women finished fifth. Junior Eszter Bucz finished in first place in the women's 1,650-yard freestyle and the women's 400-yard IM, breaking the Sun Belt's record in this event and her own school record. Bucz also broke her own school record in the women's 200-yard IM and was part of five school record-breaking performances in total, earning her the women's swimming MVP award. On the men's side, senior Mikolaj Czarnecki was named the men's swimming MVP. Czarnecki was the Conference champion in the 200-yard butterfly and was part of the new FAU record-setting 400-yard relay squad. Senior Ronald Cortina earned the diving MVP award. Cortina broke the school record and became Conference champion with his performance on the three-meter boards. During the regular season, he also won Sun Belt Diver-of-the-Week awards. Four FAU swimmers were named to the Mid-Major All-American team: Bucz, freshman Anett Kovacs, Czarnecki and senior Csaba Pek.
Men's Tennis
Men's tennis enjoyed a successful regular season with a record of 13-8, the fifth straight season that the team has earned double-digit match victories. Junior Taylor Albrecht led FAU's singles and doubles lineup, posting an 18-1 singles record that included a 17-1 mark at the No. 1 position. In doubles, he teamed with freshman Will Neuner to post a 14-8 record, including a 10-6 mark at No. 1. Freshman Chris Janssen won 17 singles matches, while fellow freshman Boris Bogomolov had 13 victories and Neuner had 11 singles wins. Albrecht and Neuner earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors as singles and doubles players.
Women's Tennis
Women's tennis earned its second straight winning season with a 10-8 record overall, a 6-3 record within the challenging southeast region and six home wins. The ninth-seed Owls swept Arkansas State University 4-0 in the Sun Belt Tournament to advance to the quarterfinals, but suffered a loss to the tournament's top seed and nationally ranked North Texas. Junior Marlene Ryan led the squad with a 10-2 singles record for the season, including a 6-1 mark at the No. 2 singles. She had her 10-match winning streak snapped in the final match of the regular season. Senior Justine Humair had a 9-8 record at No. 1 singles after defeating opponents from FIU and Denver late in the season. Freshman Catalina Ene went 10-4 for the season.
The track team began its 2012 season on a record-breaking note. In its first three meets, team members broke three school records and achieved one dozen times and distances that ranked the Owls in the top 10 among Sun Belt Conference teams. At the UF Relays, senior distance runner Rebecca Hallam broke her own record in the 5,000 meter run. She is FAU's record holder in both the FAU indoor and outdoor 5,000 meter and the 10,000 meter, distinctions that helped her earn FAU female Student-Athlete of the Year for 2012. At the end of the season, she was also named First Team Academic All-District by CoSIDA/Capital One. On the men's side, freshman standout Michael Vidal broke FAU school records in the 800 meters and twice in the 1,500 meters and ranks second all-time in the 5,000 meters.
FAU ended its first season under new head coach Fernanda Nelson by splitting its final two matches, defeating the University of South Alabama in four and losing to Troy in three. The Owls recorded a win over a Big East school, defeating Villanova in four sets at the Arizona State University Sheraton Invitational during the non-conference portion of the schedule. FAU also defeated the University of Louisiana for its first Sun Belt win in nearly two years. On the individual side, Nelson recorded her first career win as a head coach with a five set win over Stetson and senior libero Cintia Nightingale ended her FAU career as the school's all-time leader in digs and the first player in school history to lead the team in digs for four-straight seasons.
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Welcome to Louisa Young's website. Thank you for visiting
The sequel to My Dear I Wanted to Tell You, THE HEROES' WELCOME, is to be published on May 22 2014 by HarperCollins' new imprint The Borough Press.
by Louisa (and her daughter Isabel Adomakoh Young)'s alter ego Zizou Corder, toured the country in summer 2013, in a production by the internationally acclaimed award-winning all-round fabulous theatre company Complicite. Directed by company co-founder Annabel Arden and starring Adetomiwa Edun as Charlie. **** Michael Billington, The Guardian
'She wiped the surface and put the kettle on' by Louisa Young was read on BBC Radio Four by Emma Fielding, on November 9 2012 at 3.30pm, as part of Friday Firsts, a new series of short stories
A GREAT TASK OF HAPPINESS: The Life of Kathleen Scott - Louisa Young's acclaimed biography of her grandmother - has been revised and reissued, to celebrate the centenary of Captain Scott's Last Expedition. 'A Father for my Son', based on the biography, was recently broadcast on Radio 4.
Louisa Young's novel My Dear I Wanted to Tell You was selected for the Richard & Judy Bookclub, spring 2012. Here is the interview.
My Dear I Wanted to Tell You was shortlisted for the Costa Novel Award 2011, the Galaxy Book of the Year Award 2011, the Independent Booksellers Book Award 2012 and the Wellcome Book Prize 2011; and nominated for the Impac Literary Award 2013. Read by Dan Stevens, with music by Robert Lockhart, it won the Audible Audiobook of the Year 2011 at the Galaxy National Book Awards. Here is a little film/interview from Channel 4 on the book and the awards.
Read by Olivia Colman, it was BBC Radio 4 Book at Bedtime in January 2012
Read an interview with Louisa Young from The Times, March 17 2011. See a short film here, one of a beautiful series by Barry J Gibb of the Wellcome Trust, about science and the arts: this one is about novels. Watch a film about the book here. Hear a podcast interview: on Johnny Cash, the history of maxillofacial surgery, love and WW1 . . . Louisa talks about the book here. In the US? Buy the book here. Hear Louisa interviewed by Kirsty Lang on Front Row - Radio Four - here. See what Waterstones' booksellers think of it here. Read a review in The Independent here. Listen to Louisa on Simon Mayo's Radio 2 Bookclub here. Read here Louisa's article in the Independent on one of the best books about WW1. Listen to Andrew Motion, Claire Armitstead and Louisa Young discussing WW1 poetry here.


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The comprehensive nursing curriculum is based on the AACN Essentials for Baccalaureate Nursing Education (2008) and prepares the nurse generalist to practice safely and effectively in all health care environments. The curriculum has a strong emphasis on leadership, diversity, evidence-based practice, and care of the older adult. As an academic major in a practice discipline, nursing students have opportunities to apply principles and concepts from the liberal arts and nursing science to the provision of nursing care for individuals across the lifespan, families and communities.
CSB/SJU offers a range of learning environments suited to development of the professional nurse including classroom, nursing laboratory, and clinical settings. Nursing faculty have high expectations for student professional behavior and continuously strive to develop challenging learning situations, such as with simulated learning, to represent actual care situations.
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With two venues we are able to offer a wide and varied programme across two sites, showcasing the very best of national and international contemporary art, as well as work by some of the best artists currently working in the region.
Curiosity: Art and the Pleasures of Knowing
25th January – 26th April 2014
Showing at Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange
Curiosity: Art and the Pleasures of Knowing is a startling exhibition that moves wittily, sometimes mysteriously, between contemporary art, anatomy, Cold War secrets, the origins of museums and voyeurism in everyday life. Alongside the contemporary works, curated by Brian Dillon for Hayward Touring, we have invited Helston Folk Museum to present a selection of their curious items at The Exchange.
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