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Choosing a Catholic education: Before moving to Minnesota, Ben Brown had grown up in Liberia where he attended Catholic elementary and secondary schools.
"I knew Catholic schools were top of the line," he says. So when it came to choosing a college, St. Kate's was his top choice. "St. Kate's is a private institution with a small group of students in the classroom. You interact with your professors very frequently, unlike many public institutions," Ben says.
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Fulham manager Martin Jol dismissed former striker Bobby Zamora's criticisms earlier this week as "sour grapes".
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If you utilize forms or documents in your practice that you think would be beneficial to post on this webpage as a service to your IDSA colleagues and their staff, please e-mail electronic copies to IDSA staff.
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- Below are just about all of the pieces included in my hypothetical Wes Anderson Film Festival project. It was completed over the course of the spring semester 2009 for the AAU graduate design program. I have written three process posts for ISO50 regarding this project and they can be found here, here, and here. The trailer created for this project is here.
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Way back in 1989, Capcom released a little arcade game called Strider. Created by Koichi Yotsui, Strider would go on to become a true classic of its generation both in the arcades and on the home consoles. Revered for its fast paced action and insane acrobatics, the title set a standard that few other games within the genre have ever managed to meet, let alone exceed. Surprisingly, for a game as revered and successful as the original, sequels to Strider have been surrounded by controversy as numerous titles and spinoffs have arisen from various developers, all claiming to continue the Strider legacy. The only "official" sequel that is acknowledged by Capcom is 1999's Strider 2 for the original PlayStation (and an arcade port) though other titles have been released referencing and "honoring" the Strider-name including Strider for the NES, Strider II from US Gold, and Osman from the Mitchell Corporation. Diehard fans of the series and its main character have been craving a new chapter of the series for years; unfortunately, thanks to licensing issues / disputes, that sequel is likely never coming. Perhaps the best alternative that we are going to get is Square Enix's Moon Diver.
Gamers can pretty much think of Moon Diver as the spiritual successor to the Strider franchise. Anyone with even the slightest knowledge of the original game will immediately notice its influence upon seeing this game in action. Moon Diver is the brainchild of Koichi Yotsui, the creator of the original arcade classic. The new game paints a bleak image of the future. Set in the 22nd century, on the third planet from the sun, mankind stands on the edge of extinction. A young boy by the name of Faust is "blessed" with the power to breathe life into inanimate objects, including machines. Using his unique power, Faust creates a deadly army of machines and sets out a quest to completely destroy mankind and claim the world as his own. After centuries of war and devastation, Faust's mission is quickly approaching completion. In a last ditch effort to save humanity from being completely wiped out, a group of specially trained ninjas emerged with instructions to launch an attack against Faust and save humanity. These ninjas, known as Moon Divers, are both the last and best chance for mankind to overcome the oppressive machine force that had nearly destroyed them.
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Propellerheads on IRC
Whoa... There shure is some heavy traffic on this board!
Been busy working and my previous little remider regarding me and Kero's IRC-channel is long gone.
Anyway, here goes - again:
If you already know what IRC is all about, make shure to stop by #propellerheads on irc.freenode.net. As of now, there's just me there, trying to keep the channel "alive". I see there are some people who actually have found their way to "propellerheads just recently, but unfortunaly I wasn't there or paying attention. If your'e reading this now and one of thoose who visited, please don't hesitate to visit "my" little channel on a later occation.
If you don't know what IRC is and want to learn more, you can read more on the following links:
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Still interrested? Download the IRC-client of your choice and i'll be hoping to see you there soon =)
Popular IRC-clients for Mac:
Ircle: http://www.ircle.com/
Snak: http://www.snak.com/Snak.html
For PC:
mIRC: www.mirc.com
I don't know the commands for any of the mentioned Mac clients but, if your'e using mIRC, start by typing in the status window "/nick %your_nick_here%" followed by "/server irc.freenode.net". If everything goes smooth, a lot of text should appear such as a welcome message and Message Of The Day (MOTD).When your'e connected type "/join #propellerheads" and start howling =)
ps: Fear not, it's not my intention to "kill" this board with my IRC-channel ;-)
Re: Propellerheads on IRC
:I'll find you there someday.
Thanks for the new Tape Echo too, i'm having so much fun with it. Ill be sure to hit you up for a new one when the props implement the hp filter eh.
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The Placer County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday commended Placer County Chief Probation Officer Stephen G. Pecor for being named Chief Probation Officer of the Year by the Probation Officers of California (CPOC).
The organization represents 59 chief probation officers throughout the state. Pecor was honored by his peers on Dec., 2, 2010. He has been the County's top probation officer since July, 2006.
"Pecor has a great history of teamwork," said Placer County Supervisor Jim Holmes. "No other county in the state has this level of teamwork."
Pecor began his career in Placer County in August, 1982 as an Extra Help Group Counselor. He became a permanent Placer County employee on August 6, 1983 as a Group Counselor 1.
Within Placer County, Pecor serves on several committees including Criminal Justice Policy Committee, SMART Policy Committee (oversees Juvenile services), and PLEA. (Placer Law Enforcement Agencies). He is proud of the outstanding partnership among our Placer County Criminal Justice partners and often shares our success stories with the members of the CPOC organization.
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Ten years ago, Chicago lost one of its most prolific, inventive, genre-defying creative spirits.
In the 1960s alone, William Russo created the Chicago Jazz Ensemble and conducted the London Jazz Orchestra; joined Paul Sills and Rev. James Shiflett in establishing the Body Politic Theatre, one of the first of the Off-Loop houses; and became the first full-time faculty member at Columbia College Chicago, where he created its music department.
In a remarkably productive career, he also penned such ground-breaking scores as "Three Pieces for Blues Band and Orchestra," which was premiered by Seiji Ozawa conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Siegel-Schwall Band; "Street Music, A Blues Concerto" (which, like "Three Pieces," was recorded by Ozawa leading the San Francisco Symphony); and "The Civil War," a rock cantata performed by the Chicago Free Theater.
Jazz musicians revere him to this day for landmark works, including his tone poem about Havana, "23 Degrees North, 82 Degrees West," and the concerto-like "Frank Speaking," both created for the Stan Kenton Orchestra (where Russo worked as composer, arranger and trombonist in the early 1950s); and various Third Stream pieces merging jazz and the classics.
But since Russo's death of pneumonia on Jan. 11, 2003, after a fight with cancer, his enormous contributions have faded somewhat from public view. And last year's decision by a belt-tightening Columbia College to put his Chicago Jazz Ensemble – which was based at the school – on hiatus represented a blow to his legacy.
A turning point may be in the offing, however, with Columbia College announcing a major retrospective of Russo's life and work. "Celebrating William Russo: Artist and Educator" will feature panel discussions on "Russo's legacy as a musician, theater artist and teacher," according to the announcement, from 2 to 5 p.m. Dec. 7 at Columbia College's Concert Hall, 1014 S. Michigan Ave. The festivities will continue with an evening-length concert of Russo's works performed by the Columbia College Jazz Ensemble at the Jazz Showcase, 806 S. Plymouth Ct., conducted by Scott Hall, the school's Jazz Studies Director.
Russo experts and fans will travel here from across the country for an appraisal of the man's outsized contributions. The proceeds will benefit the William Russo Endowed Scholarship at Columbia College Chicago.
"To me, Bill is a quintessential Chicago artist," says Albert Williams, senior lecturer in Columbia's Theatre Department and a prime organizer of the Russo homage.
"He is in music what a Studs Terkel would be in literature: He's very connected to the community, although he's also an international cosmopolite.
"But he's very representative of the Chicago ethic that produced (author) Nelson Algren, that produced (painter) Ed Paschke. … As a musician, his specialty was trying to break down barriers between quote-unquote the popular and the serious. I know his favorite era in the arts was Paris in the 1920s, where you had this great give-and-take among (Sergei) Diaghilev and (Igor) Stravinsky and (Jean) Cocteau and (Erik) Satie.
"That was Bill's view of life, and he brought that to his work as a composer, his first and deepest love."
Indeed, Russo's achievements as jazz composer and conductor stand at the core of his identity. Decades before the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra had been created in New York or the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra in Washington, D.C., Russo formed the Chicago Jazz Ensemble in 1965, following in the footsteps of his musical hero: composer-bandleader Duke Ellington. The CJE made history performing major Ellington suites rarely heard elsewhere and bringing to the jazz repertory a seriousness of purpose more typically associated with classical music.
But amid some resistance to his visionary concept of the jazz repertory band, Russo informally disbanded the group in 1968 and later focused largely on classical composition. By the early '90s, however, he revived the CJE to international acclaim, leading the group in concerts across the U.S. and beyond and continuing to write brilliant new works for it.
Two months before his death, he led the world premiere of his "Jubilatum" at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, in Arlington Heights, and the piece sounded like nothing else in the orchestral repertoire. Here was a sprawling, six movement opus based on Gregorian chant and scored for six-voice choir, classical soprano, solo jazz trumpet and the CJE.
And just days before Russo died, he led the band in concert at the Jazz Showcase, while drawing oxygen from a thin plastic tube.
To the very end, the CJE was as important to him as breathing.
"I wish I knew exactly why he went away from it (after 1968), because he loved the Chicago Jazz Ensemble," says conductor Hall, who worked with Russo in the revived CJE.
"That's all he spent his time (until his death) doing, thinking about, talking about: Organizing (CJE) concerts and tours. I couldn't believe the energy he put into that organization."
The band has been silent since its most recent artistic director, drummer Dana Hall, and executive director, Kate Dumbleton, resigned in May of 2012, so the Russo celebration begs the question of what will happen to this ensemble. Will it be consigned to the history books or will it find a new life under the auspices of Columbia College's new president, Kwang-Wu Kim, who replaces Warrick Carter?
Neither Hall nor Williams knows the answer, but the mere fact the Columbia is casting light on Russo could bolster his legacy – with the CJE inseparable from it.
"I'm very optimistic that really good things could come from this," says Hall.
"I think this is an opportunity for the music department and the college as a whole to embrace all of the great things that Bill established over the years.
"For the last 10 years, much of that has kind of been lost, because of (institutional) change. But we're in another transition period."
For Williams, the event offers an opportunity "to renew awareness of who Bill Russo was, including among the younger generation of artists and musicians in Chicago, and also certainly at Columbia College."
Ten years later, the remembrance begins not a moment too soon.
For details on "Celebrating William Russo: Artist and Educator," visit colum.edu/Russo.
Hyde Park bash
The seventh annual Hyde Park Jazz Festival will run Sept. 28-29 in venues across the neighborhood, but listeners who want to get an early start on listening can attend the annual Benefit Concert featuring Trinidadian trumpeter-bandleader Etienne Charles. He'll lead a sextet that will include pianist Christian Sands and drummer Dana Hall at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the University of Chicago's Logan Center for the Arts, 915 E. 60th St.; $50-$100; $10 for students with I.D.; a ticketed reception will start at 6 p.m. Thursday. For more information, visit hydeparkjazzfestival.org or 773-702-2787.
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By TOM ATWELL, Special to the Maine Sunday Telegram
Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman own and manage Four Season Farm in Harborside, where they raise and sell fruits and vegetables commercially.
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They also have a family garden, where they grow things for their own table.
In 2008, when the economy tanked and people were turning to gardening to stretch their budgets, their publisher contacted them about writing a book that taught beginning gardeners how to grow their own food while offering some easy ways to cook it. What they thought would be a one-year project took four.
Now that "The Four Season Farm Gardener's Cookbook" (Workman Publishing, 486 pages, $22.95) is out, readers can learn how to prepare their meals from seed to the plate. We recently talked to Damrosch about the book.
Q: How did you come up with the idea of doing a book about how to grow your own food, and once you have grown it, how to cook it?
A: Quite a few books have been written like that, and I have a lot of older ones on the shelf, so it is not that unusual. My publisher thought it would be a good idea. They have wanted me to do a cookbook for 20 years. We thought, with me and Eliot, that would be a great one-year project aimed at the beginning gardener and to get people into the garden. It took us four years, and it turned into a 500-page book (that's) a little more thorough and more difficult to write because it was a collaboration. But we are happy with the way it turned out, and people seem to like it.
Q: In the second edition of your "Garden Primer" (book) in 2008, you shifted to all organic. Have your growing methods evolved at all since then?
A: This is a lot different. Since it is a collaboration between me and Eliot, it relies on a lot of different systems that Eliot has been developing since 1969. Thirty-inch-wide beds are simply regulation here in this garden, while I had beds of various sizes. I did things then that we don't do anymore. For example, I was much more a fan of raised beds then.
The first "Garden Primer" was almost all organic, but I put chemical fertilizers in there to be more inclusive. But I really was an organic gardener all along. The update expanded and updated the different species that were recommended, because species and companies change.
Q: You and Eliot run a commercial farm. You write a weekly gardening column for the Washington Post. How do you find time to write books?
A: By not sleeping. It was almost impossible, and I don't know how I managed to do it. Combining writing with farming is hard enough, even just writing the column. Farming is an occupation that takes a lot out of you, and you are tired when you come in, and that's when I do a lot of my writing. Of course, we do now have a farm crew that can take over when Eliot and I have to do other things.
Q: The new home garden boom started with the downturn of the economy in 2008.
A: That is when we got the call to write this book. People were down on their luck, and a lot of people started gardening. Even though the economy is supposed to be picking up, the average person still has a lot of hardship, and you never know what is happening next, so I still see a lot of interest in gardening.
Maybe it is a trickle-down effect from the slow food, real food movements and the awareness that our standard American food supply is not the healthiest. People realize that a lot of the stuff in the supermarket is not good for you.
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I've said it a lot, and I will continue to say it: My son is very, very smart and very, very cunning.
Now, cunning may have a negative connotation to it - someone who sneaks, who cheats, who cuts corners and does barely-legal or just-barely-illegal things to get an advantage. And, don't get me wrong, there may be some of that in what he does.
Take school. Just yesterday, one of his teachers was telling him how much better he was doing in her class, even talking a bit to her. I went and got him and we were walking down the hall and he was sort-of chatting to as he does. He has a thing, where he will answer some kinds of questions if you cue him with the sound of the correct answer. This may, sort of kind of, be a bit of a cheat for him, but he usually answers the question with the correct answer out of a bunch of possibilities with the same start so I'm really not sure.
He was doing that with me on some stuff and that teacher heard him, and said, "Xander! You've been holding out on me! I'm gonna make you talk more to me!"
This may or may not be to his liking. There is a possibility he had been underdoing what he could do, so he wouldn't have to do more. I'm not ruling it out.
BUT - it may also simply be a survival mechanism.
Autistic people have a huge problem with sensory issues - I used this example to a friend a few nights ago. We were out in a parking lot after tae kwon do, and I was talking/bragging about my son and how well he did things with all the assaults on his senses. I pointed to the parking lot lights and the florescent lights back in the classroom, and said "You know we see these lights as solid, but they're really flickering super fast, too fast for us to see. But some autistics can tell that. It would be like almost continually living in a strobe light, every second." Add to that the flickering on a computer screen - which is why when you see a computer screen on a TV during a news broadcast interview you'll see diagonal lines skittering down the screen over and over.
Imagine trying to work on something like that. Or be in a place with continual strobe lighting. The agonizing headache, the eyestrain, the jitteriness.
Now I don't think Xander has that issue, or if he does it's to a much lesser extent. But I think he does have pressure sensitivity, where holding things that dig in - like the ridges on a pencil, or the edges of a zipper or a button - dig in more and hurt, because the times he's tried to hold those things, he's jerked his head away like you or I would if we grabbed a hot pan off the stove. Or with talking - perhaps the teacher's voice, as pleasant as it is to you and me, may have some frequency that hits him hard and odd. Or the room full of chairs and tables make the sound bounce around, so one ear hears the words a beat after or before the other, like a CD playing the same track at different speeds through different speakers. (I seem to recall a recent report that showed nerves impulses did travel oddly in autistic people's brains, but can't recall it for sure.)
If that's the case, why not fake being unable to do something that hurts to do?
Now of course, sadly, I can't know. He can't tell me. And many things that may be troubling him is simply things he has to learn how to do, if for no other reason than to find OTHER ways to accomplish that things. Say, pens instead of pencils.
What I call cunning may be survival, or even intelligence, a necessity to getting through a day. The challenge is figuring out which box he's in - won't because he can't; won't because it hurts; won't because he doesn't want to. Given he has already showed some flashes of cunning - taking out papers he thought would get him in trouble, like I talked about earlier - it's even more difficult, since I know he's smart enough, but is he capable enough, to do certain things?
Smart AND cunning. (Like he needed any more advantages!)


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[Hook: Miguel]
I wanna kiss your mind, babe
Let's take a walk on the clouds
Let me taste your thoughts, babe
Let's take a walk on the clouds
[Verse 1: Rick Ross]
Last night I fell asleep counting a million cash
Life wild, I only smile when I see my stash
Large yacht, fast money, she need a slow cruise
Cigar, ciroc, her nigga old news
Old money always put me on my new shit
Hermes ahead in my to-do list
Rollin up a laugh, take a walk in the clouds
Take a look at my niggas, young, rich and we wild
Ain't no bitches allowed, acting like snitchin' us out
Got this gold on my neck, we teachin' new principles now
Startin' the Lotus, revvin' the motors
Walk on the clouds, we ain't second to no one
[Verse 2: Pusha T]
I got you walkin' on cloud nine
Your shoe collection not as proud as mine
You only second to my first love, pie
But just refer to her as alpine
Alpina, the B7 on beach headin'
Like you riding on first class to reach heaven
Close enough to see the gates open
Waterfront, you gon' wonder if the lakes open
Balconies have you bend over
Chanel samples being sent over
Shit, I swear she was goin' for me
Right, just keep it tight and keep it warm for me
[Verse 3: Curren$y]
I could never go broke what my name is ???
I'm a brand, I'm a man who became rich
New car, new crib, but I ain't a switch
The same old niggas I been with
Got this loot together sayin' ones gon spend it
Circle of winners baby girl I done brung you in it, ???
No iPhone pictures, you gotta live off memory
Pop the hood I show you the engine
Roll through my old hood, Put you up on my history
Smoke joints with my niggas,and cash stunts on them bum ass niggas
I don't deal with, with a ???
???, But they can't reach us
We in the God ceilings, cathedral-style homes
Rosaries in my Rolls Royce, God put me on
Rollin' somethin' choice, lighten up RAW cones ???
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Two dogs named Pelini and Osborne have been adopted from the Nebraska Humane Society.
Pam Wiese, a Humane Society spokeswoman, said a woman who recently lost her dog was in the process of taking Osborne and Pelini home. The woman read about the dogs in Tuesday's World-Herald.
Pelini, a 3-year-old Boxer mix, and Osborne, a 5-year-old Labrador-Siberian Husky mix, were surrendered to the shelter Aug. 30 because their family was moving.
"These guys have been a duo for a long period of time, and that tends to shape a dog's behavior," Wiese said Monday. "That's why we are trying to have Pelini and Osborne adopted by the same family. We will do everything we can to adopt them out as a set."
The Humane Society was offering a two-for-one price of $100 for the pair of males.
Wiese said it's not unusual for dogs to be presented as a set because the Humane Society wants the animals to feel as comfortable as possible in their new surroundings. Osborne and Pelini would be "lost without the other," she said.
Pelini is the bigger of the two, weighing about 80 pounds. Osborne tips the scales at 57 pounds, Wiese said. They both have shown an aptitude for training and happily work with staffers at the shelter — especially when treats are involved.
Osborne and Pelini both have been neutered, had all their shots and had microchips implanted in case they fail to return from an away game. The volunteers got such a kick out of the dogs they put together a video of the pair, complete with their version of the tunnel walk and the Husker fight song.
"These dogs are really a fun pair and are just very good together," Wiese said. "You could say they have each other's backs."


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It's been an up-and-down regular season for the St. Mary-of-the-Woods College women's basketball team, but it concluded on a definite uptick.
While an 11-15 overall record might not sound impressive, it was good enough to qualify for the United States Collegiate Athletic Association's national tournament in Uniontown, Pa.
The 16-team tournament runs from Wednesday through Saturday and is being hosted for the fourth consecutive year by Penn State-Fayette.
SMWC, a No. 15 seed, will play Apprentice School (23-2), a No. 2 seed, in its first-round game at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday. Apprentice, a shipbuilding industrial school in Newport News, Va., is ranked No. 2 in the USCAA poll.
"We were an at-large selection two years ago," SMWC coach Deanna Bradley explained. "Last year we were a bubble team and got knocked out. This year we were a bubble team again, just finding out [Feb. 25] we were in [the tournament]."
Bradley explained the criteria for qualifying teams is based on a formula similar to the NCAA, including strength of schedule, power percentage and the coaches poll.
SMWC bolted out of the gate with a promising 6-2 record then went on a downward spiral, losing six games in a row and nine of 10 games overall. The Pomeroys closed out the regular season splitting their final eight games — three of the losses by a combined 12 points.
"Seems like we start the first half of the season really strong, then we run into some really rough opponents about midway and that takes place for about seven to eight games," Bradley said. "That kind of bit us in the butt.
"It did help us grow a little bit as a team, as far as chemistry, working and fine-tuning our skills a little bit. But it's tough to get back on track. For the most part, pretty pleased with the way we ended the regular season."
Season highlights included junior Brittany Shaner and senior Chelsie Barron reaching the 1,000-points career plateau, the seventh and eighth players to do so in school history, respectively.
Shaner, junior Whitney Allen and sophomore Chelsea Weaver were selected to all-tournament teams this season. Of course, they defeated Rose-Hulman in the annual Clabber Girl Trophy game.
Shaner tops the team in scoring average (20.6), points scored (535), steals (61) and is second in assists (58). Allen (12.4) and Weaver (11.4) also average double figures in scoring. Shaner, Barron, Allen and Weaver all average between 33.2 and 36.5 minutes per game.
Barron and sophomore Lyndsi Woolems average 8.9 and 7.9 points a game, respectively. Barron leads the team in assists (95), tying a school mark with 12 assists in a game in December.
"I'm getting what I expected out of these kids," Bradley stated. "They're doing a good job of working together. They're really unselfish offensively. Now if I can just get them to move a little better defensively, we might win a few more games. But I'm pleased with how these kids have performed this year."
SMWC has been fortunate with injuries, having just eight players on their active roster. Nine players started the season, but freshman Alaura McKemie (broken leg) was lost after playing just 10 games.
Senior Jenni McLeish-Marietta, a South Vermillion graduate, also missed four games at the start of the season with an ankle injury. She's playing now, but will likely require additional surgery after the season.
"Kind of a chronic condition … I'm still playing with it," McLeish-Marietta said. "Beginning of the year I had to sit out a little bit, took me a little while to get it back in shape. Just in time for the tournament, so it kind of worked out nice."
SMWC has a pair of seniors, this being the second national tournament for one, a first for the other.
"It was a fun experience, a learning experience," Barron described her playing in this event two years ago. "So hopefully this year we can win it all. We have a really tough schedule and I think we've pulled together here at the end, won some games we needed to win.
"Put us as a bubble team. But when we all found out we were going to make it … kind of knew it because we've been working really hard, but we were also surprised at the same time."
McLeish-Marietta played her first two years at Lake Land College, arriving at SMWC as a junior, so this is her first national tournament experience.
"It's not very nerve-racking, but it's very exciting," McLeish-Marietta said. "Looking forward to it definitely."
SMWC has a 2-4 record against tournament teams. The Pomeroys split games with Robert Morris University-Springfield (No. 8 seed) and Lindenwood-Belleville (No. 10 seed), lost to Spalding (No. 11 seed) and lost in overtime to University of Cincinnati-Clermont (No. 6 seed).
"Fourteen teams that can win it, it's very balanced," Bradley predicted.
Win or lose in their tournament opener, the Pomeroys are guaranteed a second game.
On Thursday, they would play either Concordia-Selma or Lindenwood-Belleville at 8 p.m. (by winning their opener) or 8 a.m. — yes, in the morning — (by losing their opener). Semifinals are set for Friday, the third-place and championship games on Saturday.
At Uniontown, Pa.
(Seeding in parentheses)
Concordia College-Selma (7) vs. Lindenwood-Belleville (10), 9:15 a.m. (Maltho)
Apprentice School (2) vs. St. Mary-of-the-Woods College (15), 11:15 a.m. (Maltho)
Rochester College (1) vs. Central Maine Community College (16), 1:15 p.m. (Arena)
Robert Morris University-Springfield (8) vs. Carlow University (9), 3:15 p.m. (Arena)
Selma University (4) vs. Penn State-Fayette (13), 5:30 p.m. (Arena)
Briarcliffe College (3) vs. Marygrove College (14), 7:30 p.m. (Maltho)
Southern Virginia University (5) vs. Berkeley College-NY (12), 9:30 p.m. (Arena)
University of Cincinnati-Clermont (6) vs. Spalding University (11), 9:30 p.m. (Maltho)
Winner's bracket
Rochester College/Central Maine Community College winner vs. Robert Morris University-Springfield/Carlow University winner, 7:30 p.m. (Maltho)
Concordia College-Selma/Lindenwood-Belleville winner vs. Apprentice School/St. Mary-of-the-Woods College winner, 8 p.m. (Arena)
Southern Virginia University/Berkeley College-NY winner vs. Selma University/Penn State-Fayette winner, 9:30 p.m. (Maltho)
Briarcliffe College/Marygrove College winner vs. University of Cincinnati-Clermont/Spalding University winner, 10 p.m. (Arena)
Consolation bracket
Concordia College-Selma/Lindenwood-Belleville loser vs. Apprentice School/St. Mary-of-the-Woods College loser, 8 a.m. (Maltho)
Rochester College/Central Maine Community College loser vs. Robert Morris University-Springfield/Carlow University loser, 10 a.m. (Arena)
Briarcliffe College/Marygrove College loser vs. University of Cincinnati-Clermont/Spalding University loser, 1:15 p.m. (Arena)
Southern Virginia University/Berkeley College-NY loser vs. Selma University/Penn State-Fayette loser, 5:30 p.m. (Maltho)
Semifinals, 6 and 8 p.m. (Arena)
Third-place game, 1:45 p.m. (Arena)
Championship game, 4 p.m. (Arena)


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Jeff Francer is Vice President and Senior Counsel at PhRMA and serves as principal counsel to the association on issues relating to the research, development, and regulation of medicines in the US and globally. Prior to joining PhRMA, Jeff served as Associate Chief Counsel of the FDA and as a regulatory attorney for biopharmaceutical companies. Jeff is also an avid Red Sox fan.Read More
Raju Kucherlapati, Ph.D.
Dr. Kucherlapati is the Paul C.Cabot Professor in the Harvard Medical School Department of Genetics. He is also a professor in the Department of Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. Kucherlapati was the first Scientific Director of the Harvard Medical School-Partners Healthcare Center for Genetics and Genomics. His research focuses on gene mapping, gene modification, and cloning disease genes. During 1989-2001, Dr.Read More
John Lechleiter, Ph.D.
John C. Lechleiter, Ph.D., chairman, president and CEO of Eli Lilly and Company, was elected chairman of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) on April 13, 2012.Read More
John Crosby
John B. Crosby, J.D. became the executive director of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) in May 1997. Prior to joining the AOA, he spent six years at the American Medical Association (AMA) as senior vice president for health policy where he was actively involved with policy development and strategic planning.Read More
John Lechleiter, Ph.D.
John C. Lechleiter, Ph.D., chairman, president and CEO of Eli Lilly and Company, was elected chairman of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) on April 13, 2012.Read More