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Anna Maria College alumnus, Victor Champagne '86G has been honored at the Pentagon in the "Hall of Heroes" for his extraordinary research achievements. An international expert in Supersonic Particle Deposition or "Cold Spray," Vic is a dynamic entrepreneur who has never forgotten his educational roots at AMC.
Vic received a BS in mechanical engineering at Central New England College and continued his studies in materials science at other institutions, including WPI, MIT, and Lehigh University.
For over 25 years he has worked for the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, the leading materials research facility in the world. Early in his career, Vic stood out from his colleagues when he exploited Cold Spray technology from Russia and expanded this unique technology to the next level. Cold Spray research had focused primarily on the gas dynamics of the process and overlooked the materials science aspects, where Vic has been concentrating his efforts.
In layman's terms, Cold Spray is a process in which tiny, micron-sized particles are injected into a heated, high-pressure gas stream and are then forced through a rocket nozzle, which accelerates them to supersonic velocities. When these particles exit the rocket nozzle, they are impacted against a surface, which causes them to consolidate and form a solid, dense material, without melting.
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As a research scientist, Vic's work in Cold Spray technology has led to many advances for the U.S. Department of Defense, as well as for other commercial industries. "Cold Spray is considered a dual technology because of its various applications outside of the defense industry. Currently, it is helping to build the economic base in this country in the automotive industry, electronics and aerospace, just to name a few," shares Vic. "This dual usage has meant that I have had to wear many hats throughout my career."
In addition to being a research scientist, Vic is a program manager, working to implement emerging technologies and to bring them into practice. He recognized early in his career that just excelling in a particular technology is not enough. "Our global marketplace demands that we become life-long learners," states Vic. "For example, scientists, lawyers, doctors and the like must become educated outside the technical part of their professions and learn to deal with the tangible aspects of growing a business. To stay ahead of the competitive curve, we need to be diversified in our knowledge base beyond a particular area of expertise."
Vic believes his studies at AMC prepared him to stay on top of the power curve. He chose the College's MBA program over others because of its flexible schedule and practical approach to education. "We learned from experts in the field, not just from textbooks," Vic shares. "Anna Maria's MBA helped me learn about objectives and deadlines, how to deal effectively with personnel issues, and how to be a good communicator. We also learned to write proposals and to understand finances. Without these skills, I would not have been able to have achieved so much," he adds.
Vic's personal conviction regarding the pursuit of the mind has spiraled him to the top of his profession. In addition to being the editor of the first comprehensive reference book on the subject of Cold Spray technology, he has received several top awards from the Army, including the prestigious U.S. Army Research and Development Achievement Award. He has also helped develop cold spray technology as part of a NATO treaty with the United Kingdom and Australia and he will soon be out again on the circuit as a keynote speaker in Japan and Australia.
Vic continues to share his passion for learning with graduate students at both WPI and Penn State as a Ph.D. advisor and research associate. He also hopes to formally teach one day and to help students to think globally, not just locally; and to not confine themselves to one area but to make education a life-long pursuit.


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Since 2004 Rush Pikes Peak has continued to push player development in all arenas. This constant drive to develop players at all levels is demonstrated in the process the club has titled "Player Movement." The process by which a player moves from one roster to another is based upon the player's individual abilities, performance, and evaluations from the Head Coach and Director of Coaching. Player movement has become at times a very controversial topic with numerous opinions. However, the process has clearly proven beneficial to a large number of individual player's growth and development and therefore will remain a major tool within the club's operating strategy. The following guideline outlines the reasoning and mechanics involved with Player Movement.
First, try and simplify the process to the fundamental reason for coaching youth soccer. All of us are here to develop soccer players. That is simply a fact and our excellence as a club is due to that simple focus! Therefore when looking at the players the Head Coaches, Assistants and Directors of Coaching must ask themselves the same questions with every player:
How does the player perform in games?
Is the level of the game too high and therefore they give the ball away, hide and don't compete and never touch the ball? Is the level of the game too low? Do they score in every game, or dribble by most opponents with ease and as a defender does the opponent only rarely beat them? With most of the players the level is suitable, they are challenged but find success, they are highly productive in a few games, but average in most.
In the promoting of a player we are looking for certain characteristics. Does the player posses one or a mixture of the following traits: technical speed, tactical speed, pure physical speed and a strong psychological demeanor?
In the relegating of a player we are looking at the same characteristics but the player has been found to be lacking in these areas.
How are the players training habits?
The player will demonstrate these through their commitment level and intensity and excitement during training.
Is movement in the player's best interest?
If the player is moving up will this what they really want to do based on the expectations of the next level? If the player is moving down will this ensure more playing time in an environment they will enjoy? Will they be competitive at that level?
Is movement in the team's best interest?
In the opinion of many this is where the process becomes difficult. We all know that it is not easy to give up top players. However, we all must remember that we are here for the development of the individual players and we must do what is in their best interest. For example, Aleisha Cramer and Conor Casey both missed USYS Regional and National Championship events at 18 and 19 so that they could train and compete with US National teams. How is this in the best interest of the team? It required other players to step up and take on new roles within the team. It is an opportunity for other players to grow up and be developed. This is the same process regardless of what level it takes place within the club, from Advanced to Academy. This is why the club has a competitive branch, to give players the opportunity to compete at the highest level that they can.
Answering these four questions regarding each individual on a team will demonstrate the necessity for Player Movement with regard to each individual situation. All parties involved should give this considerable thought before a player is asked to move teams. The mechanics of how a player is actually moved requires a great deal of clear communication and solid decision making between the Director of Coaching and the Head Coaches involved.
This process of Player Movement begins each year with Player Placement meetings that occur before tryouts and continues throughout the spring and fall seasons. Throughout the year it is critical that the Head Coach and Director of Coaching communicate with regard to all phases of Player Movement. The following outlines the general mechanics of this process:
> The Director of Coaching must give final approval to any player movement. Any attempt by a coach to circumvent this process for team or personal benefit will not be tolerated.
> The process begins with the Pre-Placement meetings that occur each year before tryouts. At this time the Head Coach should come prepared to nominate players for both relegation and promotion. The Head Coach must discuss their thoughts with the Director of Coaching prior to this meeting. Head Coaches should use the form in this manual to help prepare for this meeting. Head Coaches should be a bit "pushy" with regard to player promotion, as it is their job to promote players. Proper promotion demonstrates a coach's true abilities. Head Coaches should also be prepared to give a realistic and relevant assessment of a player they are relegating.
> In the promotion of a player there is no ladder. For example a player from an Advanced team can go straight to the Nike team. A player can jump up to as high a level team as is necessary to ensure their development. In relegating a player, players should not normally be dropped more than one team; from Swoosh to Advanced 1 for example. Usually this drop is sufficient and we want to try and keep players playing. If dropping two teams is a possibility, speak with a Director of Coaching and they will make the final decision. A player being dropped can also be looked at to move up an age group if an appropriate level can be found.
After Tryouts
After the actual tryout has ended, "New Players," (those from outside the club) are factored in at a meeting usually directly following the field session. We pick the best players at this time; regardless of where they come from. The club is loyal to players within the club first, but if a player from outside the club demonstrates that they are clearly better then the one inside the club they should be offered a place on the roster.
While setting up the roster we use the following guidelines:
Academy U11 & U12 |
14-16 players |
Advanced U11 & U12 |
15-16 players |
Academy U13 & U14 |
15-16 players |
Advanced U13 & U14 |
16-17 players |
Academy U15 & U16 |
16-18 players |
Advanced U15 & U16 |
16-18 players |
Academy U17 & U18 |
18 players |
Advanced U17 & U18 |
18 players |
All teams above U15 should try and carry two Goalkeepers.
These numbers are a guideline and exceptions are made with the approval of the Director of Coaching.
Constant evaluation of the players must be taking place from the first training session through the rest of the year. Directors of Coaching track this process in logbooks. Through the season Head Coaches need to make sure to have regular discussions with regard to players with the Director of Coaching and the other Coaches in their age group.
Actual player movement during the season is rare and should occur for one of the following reasons:
> Numerous injuries create low numbers, and then a player(s) is asked to move up.
> A player clearly demonstrates they are misplaced either too high or too low. This type of movement usually comes via a recommendation from the Director of Coaching.
> In severe cases a player is disruptive to the team.
The circumstances of each case are different, but in general these are the main reasons for Player Movement during a season.
There are several means by which we can look at a player in a new environment before an actual transfer takes place. The first is to train the player with a new team. These sessions are designed to help the player develop and may or may not result in a permanent transfer. During the actual season these sessions are primarily for the development of the players . This should first occur under supervision of the Director of Coaching at a staff training session. If it occurs outside of this session the Director of Coaching must have prior knowledge. These types of sessions are absolutely necessary for players to develop, and we as coaches must encourage them. However, Head Coaches are responsible to clearly communicate with the other coaches in their age group and the Director of Coaching prior to the training session. The second major way of looking at a player is to "Guest Play" in a tournament. This allows the coach to look at a player with the team in a competitive environment for several days. Guest playing should be done as often as possible without disturbing team's schedules. We want to give players as many opportunities to play as possible. Again, this form of Player Movement may or may not result in a transfer.
Rush Pikes Peak holds tryouts twice a year. The tryout for girls U11 through U18 and boys U11 through U14 occurs in the last week of May and first few days of June. The boys U15 and above takes place in late October or early November. Tryouts are held to assess players from outside the club who are interested in joining the Rush. Players are placed in one of two areas the Academy, which consist of the Nike and Swoosh teams, or the Advanced, which encompasses between one and five teams. These tryouts run from a two hour session to several sessions over a number of days and usually consist of 4v4, 7v7, and 11v11 games. Current Rush players do not have to attend tryouts, they simply need to make their intentions to return known to their Head Coach. The reason current Rush players are not mandated to attend is that they are being evaluated over an entire year. This is the proper method of evaluating players. Rush players are promoted and relegated throughout the year, and discussed in pre-tryout meetings held every year, before any of the "new" players are added into the equation.
Tryouts in and of themselves require a tremendous number of man hours to hold, and the environment created is to judge a player's abilities in a couple of hours. This is an extremely difficult process, and clearly not the most ideal. For example, if in an elementary educational setting a student were tested only once per year, in a test that they only have two hours to complete, it would be difficult to judge how much they've truly learned, whereas if a student was tested on a regular basis with their progress being monitored regularly it is more likely they will learn. Therefore, the club has selected the method of Player Movement based on what is in the player's best interest.
Tryouts for Under 11
The tryouts for U11s operate in a very similar manner to all other tryouts. Players play games, usually 4v4 or 7v7, where they are evaluated on their individual soccer abilities. Every player is given a number and the Directors of Coaching and staff begin the process of forming groups of players with like abilities. The players are placed, according to ability, into the Academy or the Advanced division of the club. This process takes place over three separate days of training. It is in the best interest of the player to attend all three tryouts. However, if they are unable to attend all three they need to make it known to a Director of Coaching. During these three days, individual players may receive phone calls regarding their place within the competitive program. All of the players should receive a phone call within 72 hours of the final tryout date. Rush Pikes Peak will make anywhere from three to seven teams per age group depending upon the quality and number of players available at this time.
Player Movement is a critical component of player development and is a necessity. In this club and country there is not nearly enough movement to accelerate a player's growth. In all honesty, the Directors of Coaching are pushing for a player to belong to a club not an individual team. This would allow player movement to occur weekly with no penalty, similar to the European club structures. Players could move up and down teams and age groups with no penalty based upon their performance in games and training. This is an ideal situation for player development, and clearly in the player's best interest. It is not yet a reality, but in the coming years, we must be prepared and excited for this opportunity to develop players in an even better environment.


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FARMINGTON — The effort was there for the Farmington High School girls basketball team, but near the end of the game, the buckets were not.
A bucket by Shannon Cardinal with 5:25 to go in the game gave the Tigers a 36-30 lead, but the Golden Tornadoes reeled off eight straight points — highlighted by a layup from Katarina Styles following a steal — to take a 38-36 lead with 3:34 to go. Styles finished with a game-high 15 points. A baseline jumper by Farmington's Kelsey Gregoire tied the game 38-38, but Franklin re-took the lead with a layup by Jill Roberts (14 points). Farmington's Kayla Squires drained a pair of free throws with 1:42 to go to tie things up at 40-40. "We showed some heart tonight at the end," Franklin coach JJ Winters said. "This is a big win for us. We lost a lot of close games this year. Us and Farmington have similar teams. Whoever made the last play was going to win this game." Styles then hit a layup following a mid-court steal to give Franklin a 42-40 lead with 1:18 to go. Gregoire hit one of two free throws to cut the lead to 1 with 49.9 seconds remaining, then Styles hit a layup on the other end of the court to put the Tornadoes up three, 44-41 with 41 seconds to play.
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- From 31 Thu May 2014 to 31 Sun Aug 2014
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Charles James- Beyond Fashion
The inaugural exhibition of the newly renovated Costume Institute will examine the career of the legendary twentieth-century Anglo-American couturier Charles James (1906–1978). Charles James: Beyond Fashion will explore James's design process, focusing on his use of sculptural, scientific, and mathematical approaches to construct revolutionary ball gowns and innovative tailoring that continue to influence designers today. Approximately seventy-five of James's most notable designs will be presented in two locations—the new Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Gallery in the Anna Wintour Costume Center as well as special exhibition galleries on the Museum's first floor. The first-floor special exhibition galleries will spotlight the glamour and resplendent architecture of James's ball gowns from the 1940s through 1950s. The Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Gallery will provide the technology and flexibility to dramatize James's biography via archival pieces including sketches, pattern pieces, swatches, ephemera, and partially completed works from his last studio in New York City's Chelsea Hotel. The evolution and metamorphosis by James of specific designs over decades will also be shown. Video animations in both exhibition locations will illustrate how he created anatomically considered dresses that sculpted and reconfigured the female form. After designing in his native London, and then Paris, James arrived in New York City in 1940. Though he had no formal training, he is now regarded as one of the greatest designers in America to have worked in the tradition of the Haute Couture. His fascination with complex cut and seaming led to the creation of key design elements that he updated throughout his career: wrap-over trousers, figure-eight skirts, body-hugging sheaths, ribbon capes and dresses, spiral-cut garments, and poufs. These, along with his iconic ball gowns from the late 1940s and early 1950s—the "Four-Leaf Clover," "Butterfly," "Tree," "Swan," and "Diamond"—will be showcased in the exhibition. Related Resource Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History: "Charles James (1906–1978)" Source: http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2014/charles-james-beyond-fashion


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The 2010 Black Weblog Awards Finalists we're announced yesterday, and thanks to you guys I'm a finalist in the Best Fashion or Beauty Blog category, which if you saw my tweet yesterday afternoon surprised the hell out of me! Thank you so, so much to everybody who nominated me, I never in a million years expected to make it as a finalist and I really appreciate the support you've all shown my blog so far.
In order for me to have a chance of winning my category, I need to ask you to do it all over again! Here's what you need to do - it'll take 2 mins!
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"A belly laugh is like a cocktail without the hangover."
Nobody said that; I just made it up to justify today's post, which had me LOLing so hard I ran out of time to write!
The following is what my friend P. wrote in a card that arrived in the mail the other day. It included a check as a wedding gift. Our wedding, it is important to note, took place a year and 24 days ago. It's also important to note that Sean and I are moving to Montreal at the end of July, hence the Canada references.
Do not make a Between the Sheets — a 1920s classic cocktail, my Little Book of Big Drinks tells me — and then read this, because you'll wind up slarfing your Between the Sheets out your nose:
Sean + Rosie — Hi. I'm certain that this letter is arriving after you two lovebirds have celebrated your first anniversary. I realize the faux pas, but I hope you might overlook this on account of my being a douche moron asshole. Seriously — I missed so many good opportunities for some well-timed humor. For instance: "Yes, I waited several months to celebrate your nuptials w/ a monetary contribution to RoseSean, LLC, but while you don't remember which uncle gave you that dinette set which you used this morning, you might remember your good friend Pat helping you pay for Christmas/NYE/either of your birthday presents/spring break in Panama City/income taxes/March Madness pools which you inevitably lost because both your teams sucked/new socks (move to Canada, eh!)."
Instead you're just getting a shitty card that bounced around my back seat for no less than three weeks. Seriously, look how fucking beat up this envelope is! The good news is that I invested your present and it appreciated by $8.47. You're welcome. xoxoPB
p.s. Why don't they make humorous wedding cards? How about a "Congrats on your first marriage?" Anything? I settled on this one because there is a quote from some French asshole [Ed. note: Antoine de Saint-Exupery] and I figured that would be topical w/ your moving to Canada and shit. You may have moved to Canada by the time this card gets to NYC. FUCK! Missed a good one…
p.p.s. I had lots of fun at ya'lls wedding.
p.p.p.s. I seriously hope you can read my wicked handwriting and can forgive my multitude of typos.
p.p.p.p.s. Hope we'll see you soon!
p.p.p.p.p.s. I'm getting my money's worth for this card ($2.99). Fun fact: This card will be worth more when you move to Canada, eh! [Ed. On the back of the card, it notes that it costs $4.25 Canadian.]
p.p.p.p.p.p.s. I wrote this card on June 13th, but I had misplaced my last checkbook. Found the remains in the dryer later that week. New checks arrived June 24th. I have always intended to be a better friend. PB"
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(Adapted from Mini Bar: A Little Book of Big Drinks by Mittie Hellmich)
1 1/2 ounces Brinley Gold Shipwreck Spiced Rum
3/4 ounces Remy Martin
3/4 ounces Grand Marnier
1/2 ounce lemon juice
Powdered sugar and lemon twist, to garnish
Combine all liquid ingredients in an ice-filled shaker and shake vigorously. Strain into a martini glass rimmed with powdered sugar. Garnish with lemon twist.
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quote:ALBANY, N.Y. – Days after calling for an overhaul of gun control in New York following the Connecticut school shooting, Gov. Andrew Cuomo worked out a tough proposal on gun control with legislative leaders who promised to pass the most restrictive gun law in the nation. The measure passed the Senate 43-18 on the strength of support from Democrats, many of whom previously sponsored the bills that were once blocked by Republicans. The Democrat-led Assembly gaveled out before midnight and planned to take the issue up at 10 a.m. Tuesday. It is expected to pass easily.
quote:"This is a scourge on society," Cuomo said Monday night, one month after the Newtown, Conn., shooting that took the lives of 20 first graders and six educators. "At what point do you say, `No more innocent loss of life."'
quote:"All in all, it is a comprehensive, balanced approach that will save lives," Klein said in an interview.
quote:"We haven't saved any lives tonight, except one: the political life of a governor who wants to be president," said Ball who represents part of the Hudson Valley. "We have taken an entire category of firearms that are currently legal that are in the homes of law-abiding, tax paying citizens. ... We are now turning those law-abiding citizens into criminals."
quote:Under current state law, assault weapons are defined by having two "military rifle" features spelled out in the law. The proposal would reduce that to one feature and include the popular pistol grip.
quote:Ammunition magazines would be restricted to seven bullets, from the current 10, and current owners of higher-capacity magazines would have a year to sell them out of state. An owner caught at home with eight or more bullets in a magazine could face a misdemeanor charge,
quote:a 7 round magazine/clip. wow. I mean wow, thats really stretching it.
quote:a 7 round magazine/clip.
quote:If they can't have 8+ round mags
quote:Apparently the bill does not say anything about detachable magazines. Even guns with an internal magazine are a no go...
quote:Notice the hypocrisy? If these guns and magazines are so evil, why would they say they must be sold out of State? Why not destroy them?
quote:That oughtta stop those naughty criminals.
quote:S 41-b. Subdivision 8 of section 265.02 of the penal law, as amended 15 by chapter 764 of the laws of 2005, is amended and two new subdivisions 16 9 and 10 are added to read as follows: 17 (8) Such person possesses a large capacity ammunition feeding device. 18 FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SUBDIVISION, A LARGE CAPACITY AMMUNITION FEEDING 19 DEVICE SHALL NOT INCLUDE AN AMMUNITION FEEDING DEVICE LAWFULLY POSSESSED 20 BY SUCH PERSON BEFORE THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE CHAPTER OF THE LAWS OF 21 TWO THOUSAND THIRTEEN WHICH AMENDED THIS SUBDIVISION, THAT HAS A CAPACI- 22 TY OF, OR THAT CAN BE READILY RESTORED OR CONVERTED TO ACCEPT MORE THAN 23 SEVEN BUT LESS THAN ELEVEN ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, OR THAT WAS MANUFAC- 24 TURED BEFORE SEPTEMBER THIRTEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR, THAT 25 HAS A CAPACITY OF, OR THAT CAN BE READILY RESTORED OR CONVERTED TO 26 ACCEPT, MORE THAN TEN ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION;
quote:That oughtta stop those naughty criminals. This + gun free zones=Utopia!
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Connecticut Sports Network (CTSN) Game and Program Highlights for Week of October 10
Highlights Include H.S. Baseball and Softball Championships and GameTime on CTSN
HARTFORD, Conn. (October 10, 2011) – The Connecticut Sports Network (CTSN) is Connecticut's first-ever 24-hour local sports network, covering statewide high school and college sports. A combined effort of CPTV and WFSB-TV, CTSN is brought to viewers by the Comcast Corporation and Cox Communications and is available on Comcast cable channels 185, 187 and 744 and on the Cox Communications cable system channel 144. High school sports and CIAC championship games are sponsored by Connecticut Lighting Centers, Jackson Chevrolet, New England Musculoskeletal Institute at UConn Health Center and Middletown Nissan. GameTime on CTSN is sponsored by the New England Musculoskeletal Institute at UConn Health Center and Town Fair Tire.
For the week of October 10-14, CTSN's program highlights include:
Monday, October 10
7:30 p.m. - Boys High School Football – Cheshire at Xavier
Tuesday, October 11
7 p.m. - 2011 CIAC Class L Boys High School Baseball Championship – Farmington vs. Notre Dame
Wednesday, October 12
8 p.m. - Stafford Speedway's Wide Open Wednesdays
Thursday, October 13
7 p.m. - GameTime on CTSN – CTSN's weekly high school and college sports preview show
Friday, October 14
9:30 p.m. - 2011 CIAC Class L High School Softball Championship – Bacon Academy vs. Foran
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Connecticut Sports Network (CTSN, www.ctsn.tv) is Connecticut's first-ever 24-hour local sports network, combining its cable and online resources to cover statewide high school and college sports. CTSN is a combined effort of WFSB and CPTV, and it is brought to viewers by the Comcast Corporation and Cox Communications.
WFSB-TV is owned and operated by Meredith Broadcasting. Meredith Corporation (NYSE: MDP; www.meredith.com) is one of the nation's leading media and marketing companies with businesses centering on magazine and book publishing, television broadcasting, integrated marketing and interactive media. Meredith owns or operates 12 television stations that reach nearly 10 percent of television households across the country and one radio station.
CPTV is a media service of the Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network (CPBN). It is a locally and nationally recognized producer and presenter of quality public television programming, including UConn Women's Basketball, original documentaries, and educational programming. CPTV has built a reputation as a leader in children's programming, including playing an historic role in bringing Barney & Friends™, Bob the Builder™, and Thomas & Friends™ to public television. The station offers 11 hours of positive, nurturing children's programs each weekday, reaching 50,000 to 70,000 households daily. For more information, visit www.cptv.org.
Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) (www.comcast.com) is the nation's leading provider of entertainment, information and communication products and services. With 24.4 million cable customers, 14.7 million high-speed Internet customers, and 6.1 million Comcast Digital Voice customers, Comcast is principally involved in the development, management and operation of broadband cable systems and in the delivery of programming content. In Connecticut, Comcast serves more than 500,000 customers in 83 communities and employs more than 1,000 employees.
Cox Communications is a multi-service broadband communications and entertainment company with 6.2 million total residential and commercial customers. The third-largest cable television company in the United States, Cox offers an array of advanced digital video, high-speed Internet and telephony services over its own nationwide IP network. Cox Business is a full-service, facilities-based provider of communications solutions for commercial customers, providing high-speed Internet, voice and long distance services, as well as data and video transport services for small to large-sized businesses.
Cox Media offers national and local cable advertising in traditional spot and new media formats, along with promotional opportunities and production services. Cox Communications wholly owns and operates the Travel Channel. More information about the services of Cox Communications, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, is available at www.cox.com, www.coxbusiness.com, and www.coxmedia.com.


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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 11: Artist Gina Czarnecki poses next to one of her works entitled Trophies made out of discarded hip joints after hip replacement operations on October 11, 2012 in Manchester, England. Czarnecki's Wasted Works Exhibition, which is part of Manchester Science Week, explores the taboos in society around waste body parts, including fat from liposuction, discarded hip joints after hip replacements and children's milk teeth which could be used for stem cell regeneration. The exhibition at Manchester Science Museum runs from 27 October - 4 November.(Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)


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N � <. VOLUMB VII. NO. l7. . BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1921 Price 10 Ceoti MR. ROBERT LAWRENCE L�ADS COMMUNITY SINGING COURSE Plans to Give Advanced Course in New York First Week in June Holding at least eleven "drills in rhythm and two big sings, Mr. Robert Lawrence, of the National Bureau for the Advance- ment of Music in New York.JFor the third successive year stirred Bryn Mawr students with his community singing course held four days last week. He was accompanied �en the piano by Katherine Tyler, '19, who played for him on his two former visits. The classes, which were held morning, afternoon and evening, included rhythm �drills, the general principles for making a crowd sing, and actual experience in leading familiar folk and popular songs. The first class, selected from those who showed the most possibilities, were given advanced work in individual leading. Approximately 180 students took the course', with an aver- age attendance of from fifty to eighty at �each class. To follow 'up'hYs typical Community Sing of Wednesday night, Mr. Lawrence illus- trated the application of his teaching by showing slides of his work in New York and other places, at the Social Service party last Saturday night. His slides showed crowds of children, mostly Italian, gathered in the streets of lower East Side New York, singing under the direction o� leaders who, at night, cas.t the words of the songs on a sheet hung from a second-story window, and in the daylight drove into a street in a "singing wagon" or truck, especially �equipped with a piano and rolls of songs. . From 6000 to 10,000 people were present at these sings, twenty-five of which sometimes took place on the same night in different parts of the city. These sings have also been successful in reformatories and prisons as a means of recreation. Noon hotfr sings Jn factories have been found to increase markedly the physical efficiency of the workers. -�� Mr. Lawrence's idea is that music should be a civic measure in every town, and should be regulated by a municipal commis- sion. At Little Rock, Ark., he conducted a five-week music campaign, during which he instituted musical programs all over the town and trained leaders to carry on his work. On leaving Bryn Mawr Mr. Law- rence returned to Poughkeepsie, where he (Continued on Pag* 2) CHINESE FUND ENTERTAINMENT TO BE G,IVEN HERE* SATURDAY Songs and Short^Play on the Program Singing, dancing and puzzle solving are among the events included in the Chinese entertainment to be given in the gymnasium at 8.15 o'clock next Saturday night. The affair is a partial Tepetition of an enter- tninmaat ayep at the Bellevue-Stratford three weeks ago by the same Chinese stu- dents, who are studjgng at the University of Pennsylvania. It is under the auspices of the Chinese Famine Fund Committee. "Serenade" and "Roll Dem Bones," by a quartette, will be the first number, fol- lowed by a puzzle solving by Dr. Frederic Poole, an Oriental traveler. An interpre- tation of Chinese dancing with Chinese mu- sic will come next, and^ after 'Two in One" and "Little Hawey," an address will be made by President Thomas and Mrs. Pankhurst, suffrage leader, on the famine situation in China. Intermission will be followed by two more songs by the quar- tette, "Let the Rest of the World Go By" and "Call John," and an "Operatic Selec- tion." The entertainment will close with "Spanking of the Qfty Gods," a short play- let performed by one woman and five men students. . � Reserved seats are $1 and may, be ob- tained from Dean Madison; admission for undergraduates is fifty cents. "^ Among the patronesses are: Mrs. Wil- liam L. Austin, Mrs. Edward Bok, Mrs. William Boyd, Miss Mary Eleanor Con- verse, Mrs. George W. Childs Drcxel, Mrs. William E. Ellis, Mrs. Richard S. Francis, Mrs. Alba B. Johnson," Mrs. Isaap La Boiteaux, Mrs. Charles M. Lea. - \ CELEBRATED SUFFRAGE LEADER TO LECTURE HERE ON FRrDAY PENN PLAYERS ECLIPSED BY BRYN MAWR TEAM-WORK Mrs. Parjkhurst's Subject "8ofcial Evils" "Social Evils and How to Combat Them" is the title of the. lecture to be given by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, suffrage leader, in. Taylor Hall, on Friday, at 8 o'clock. |^he lecture will be open to students and women members Of the faculty. Mrs. Partkhurst was one of the most active suffrage workers in England. She suffered imprisonment and permanently in- jured he* health in her devotion to the cause. Both Mrs. Pankhurst and her daughter Chri&tobel, who is. an ardent worker, conducted hunger and thirst strikes before the war in their efforts .to win the vote. Qjiring and since the war Mrs. Pank- hurst has devoted all h'er energies to national service. Her present tour of Amer- ica is to establish friendly relations with Great Britain and to "smite Bolshevism." She feels that England knows how to han- dle this menace, but she fears the growth in the United States, especially in the South, according to an article in the New York Times. FIFTY-EIGHT COLLEGES SEND DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE SENIORS AND FRESHMEN MUST TAKE COUR8E IN 80CIAL HYGIENE Will be Given by Dr. Parker Dr. Valeria H. Parker will give <he first lectures on "Social Hygiene," in Taylor Hall, on March 14. Dr. Parker succeeds Dr. Ellen Potter, who has given the course for the last two years. Two courses of five lectures each will be given this semester, one for Seniors exclusively,, at 8.30, and one, at 7.30, for Freshmen exclusively. An afternoon hour will be arranged for students in the Carola Woerishoffer Department. The lectures, which are compulsory, will be given on March 14, April 21, April 28, and May 5. On March 14 President Thomas is at home to the Seniors, so the hours of the graduate and of the Senior lecture will be interchanged. A graduate of Hering Medical College, Chicago, Dr. Parker traveled abroad for several years before her marriage. She is chairman of the Social Hygiene Committee of the National League for Women Voters, and of the Maternity Comnlittee of the Mothers' and Parent-Teachers' Association. iShe is Assistant Eucational Director of the American Social Hygiene Association, and Director of the Social -Morality Department of the Womans' Christian Union. Elizabeth Cope Stars With 33 Goals as Varsity Piles up Score of 94-2 Bryn Mawr easily defeated the women's team of the University of Pennsylvania in basket-ball, last Saturday, with a score of 94-2. From the first whistle it was evident that the Varsity outclassed the Red and Blue combination at every point, scoring practically at will and preventing the Penn players from netting a single goal from the field during the game. The passing of the Bryn Mawr team was the feature of the game. M. Buchanan co- operated with E. Taylor in the center for long passes to the forwards, who piled' up a score of 40-1 in the first half. During the second half Pennsylvania was totally eclipsed. The ball was kept at the Bryn Mawr goal the entire time and the forwards scored at will. The shooting of E. Cope was phenomenal, 66 of the total 94 points scored going to her credit. Line'-up: �. PENNSYLVANIA '� BRYN MAWR Miss Rump...........F...E. Cope, '21 (33 goals) Miti Agnew..........F...E. Cecil, '21 (lu goali) Miss Easlwick........C...........M. Buchanan Miss Ray............C................E. Taylor Miss McDermott......C.'...............E. Bliss Miss Davis...........G.................F. Bliss Goals from fouls�Penn: 2. Substitute*�Nicoll, '224' Champion for Eastwick. for Cecil, '21; ENGLISH CLUB ELECTION8 FOR NEXT YEAR HELD MONDAY.' Margaret Speer, '2*., n��r"e1ecte!lf presi- dent of the. English Club tor next year, on Monday. She will succeed H. Hill, '21, who resigned six weeks before the sched- uled date to become stage manager of Senior play. Miss Speer is president of the Junior class, and chairman of the Religious Meet- ings Committee. Although she apparently has fifty points, the points for English Club do not count until next year. The other officers will be elected later. * Student Volunteers Meet at Easton Bryn Mawr Sends 18 Representatives 'Represented by a delegation of seventeen students, .Bryn Mawr was -one of fifty- eight colleges to attend the Student Vol- unteer Conference of the Eastern Penn- sylvania and New Jersey Division, held at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., last week- end. .Meeting Friday evening for the first time, the delegates started in on a program which included, besides, the meetings and services, a "social" on the first evening of the con- ference and a Glee Club concert given by Lafayette and Rutgers students. * Dr. John G. Haas, president of Muhl- enherg College, opening the conference, showed that Christianity is the .means for attaining the modern ideals of democracy and liberty. China's need for missionary service was presented by Mr. Wittlesey, of the China Inland Mission, on Saturday morning. The more inclusive subject, "America's Contri- bution to the World's Peace," was treated by Dr. Anderson of the Presbyterian Board of Missions. "Christianity�the one reli- gion that is not afraid of progress�in its relation to problems of the orient," was Dr. Robert E. Speer's subject on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Speer, father of M. Speer, '22, is secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Dr. Harry P. Dor- man, Dean of the Medical College, of Beirut, Syria, also spoke on Saturday after- noon. "Morning Watch," under the leader- ship of Dr. Lovell; was held on Sunday morning at 9.30. Following 4his meeting the Bryn Mawr- delegation held a meeting with Dr. .Lovell, at which various questions brought up by the speakers were discussed 'informally. The annual meeting will be held next year at Princeton University. Last year Bryn Mawr sent a delegation of seventeen stu- dent?, following the interest aroused in the foreign missions by tjie Des Moines con- ference. ' tL E. .Rhoads, '23, was leader of the Bryn Mawr delegation. Other members were: 1921. C. Bickley, & Kales, E. Newell; 1922, E. Brown; 1923, A. Fitzgerald, I. Gates, M. Lawrence, D. Stewart; 1924, F. Begg, K. Connor, M. Faries, E. Hale, E. Ives, B. Lingr R. Murray, S. Saunders, K. Van Bibber. CARL HAMILI0N COLLECTION PRAISED.BY MRS. BERIJNSON Slides of Italian Matter-Pieces Shown Here for First Time Mrs. Bernhard Berenson.speaking'on Mr. tarl Hamilton's collection of Italian Mas- ters, gave at Bryn Mawr, last Friday wen- ing, the only lecture she will give during her presettt visit to America. Slides taken especially for the lecture illustrated Mrs. Berenson's authoritative criticisms of the great masterpieces. Introducing Mrs.* Berenson, Professor Georgianna Goddard King said, "We have always felt a special interest in Mrs. Beren- son. We have felt that we were connected with her by kinship as" well as friendship." Mrs.. Berenson is'a cousin of President Thomas. Her two daughters studied at Bryn Mawr. "At this moment," said Mrs. Berenson, � "when the still small voice of culture is all - too likely to be drowned in economic stress, I must seem to you Jike a very strange mediaeval figure, speaking now of the very same things I spoke of seven years ago. It is a great consolation to me that a young American, while busy with the affairs" of his own generation, cares about the beautiful things that my contemporaries care about. It is a most hopeful omen ^or the future of your generation." Mr. Hamilton, the "young American," was among Mrs. Berenson's aVidience. Prefacing her comments on the separate pictures, Mrs. Berenson said, "If I had an art gallery I would exclude everything ex- cept masterpieces. Lesser pictures I "would relegate to a kind of art-laboratory or mu- seum where they would serve as specimens. � The purpose of a collection should be to educate taste rather than form a complete history of painting. The collection I am going to speak to you about "was formed on this principle." Artists as familiar as .Fra Angelico, Perugino, Francia, Botticelli and Fra Fillipo Lippi arc represented in Mr. Hamilton's collection, ,l>eside less well-known artists such- as Utile da Faenza, who was first studied, by Mr. and Mrs. Berenson. "You will never enjoy a picture until you put by your own idea of the world and try to see with the eyes of the painter." Of a Verrochio Madonna, Mrs. � Berenson (Continued on Pate 2) DEBATE DECIDE8 HOME RULE 18 BETTER THAN INDEPENDENCE Irish Question the Subject of Third* Contest Conducted by Debating Club That "Dominion Home Rule is better for Ireland than complete independence" was decided in the debate held in Taylor Hall on Monday night. The speakers in the affirmative were: M. Brauns/'24; O. Pell, '22, and M. Mc- Rae, '24-; alternatives: M. Crosby, '22, and M. Cary, '23. The negative speakers were: E. Molitur, '24; 5. McDaniel, '23, and A. 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Hey there everyone! I'm Ashley. I'm 20 years old. I work as a housekeeper, and as I tell everyone, oddly, I dig it. I graduated from a small Bible college in December after 3 years. I am from one of the smallest towns in TN. Literally. I love it here though! I do love it when I get to enter the big cities every now and then, but I love it more when I see my hometown sign!
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- Some of the 70 residents left homeless by a fire at a Wichita apartment complex are war refugees from Myanmar.
Five people were injured, none critically, when Tuesday's fire heavily damaged a building at the Ashley Lane Apartments in Wichita.
The Episcopal Wichita Area Refugee Ministry says eight families with a total of 28 people were among those displaced by the fire. Most lost the few possessions they owned.
Executive director Shannon Mahan says the ministry helped bring the refugees to Wichita after they fled Myanmar and applied for refugee status.
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Ina Tan Kanab is an ocean front luxury home in Akumal, surrounded with nature and the Caribbean sea. A short 5 minute walk for grocery, shops, cafes and restaurants.
Architecturally spacious with a large main floor and rooftop terrace facing the ocean. The house has four air conditioned bedrooms, each with full bathroom. Three of them are ocean front and the fourth does have an ocean view. The master bedroom has a king size bed, and a kids bed. The living room is big and comfortable with flat screen television with a satellite system. The dining room has a cozy kitchen area.
Outside there is an infinity pool, plenty of space for parking. Hammocks to relax in this amazing ocean front villa, table and chairs to dine under the stars with the ocean breeze. Fully furnished and well equipped.
Ina Tan Kanab means "My house beside the sea" in Mayan. This is a very good place for snorkelling, diving or just swim with the turtles in Akumal Bay. This award winning villa will make you feel at home, any time of the year. There is also a casita at the entrance of the lot with a full kitchen, bedroom and bath on the ground floor with an extra bedroom upstairs.
Note: Property comes with access to utilize the Federal Zone