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LORETTO - A statue of St. Francis University's namesake stands, a bird on his shoulder and a pensive look on his face, under a framed photograph of now-retired Pope Benedict XVI as administrators await a picture of his replacement.
The new pope - the first ever to share a name with the 12th-century saint and the Loretto college that honors him - has lent a proud association to the school, where students and administrators now can boast of their connection to the "Vicar of Christ," head of the Roman Catholic Church.
"It's a big deal - especially since he's the first Pope Francis ever," freshman Sarah Polito said excitedly Friday in the campus's Immaculate Conception Chapel.
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President Gabriel Zeis, TOR, stands in front of a statue of Saint Francis with birds and children on the campus of Saint Francis University in Loretto.
When the time came Wednesday for Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio to select the name he will use as pontiff, he chose to identify with Francis of Assisi, the Italian friar famed for his willful poverty and love of animals.
Statues and images of the saint dot the Loretto campus; robed, with birds flocking around him, he's instantly recognizable from countless stone garden statues and church images around the world.
Yet, despite Francis' fame, he's historically been skipped over for papal names in favor of the Johns, Pauls and Piuses of recent history.
"Most people ask, 'Why is that? Why didn't another pope choose Francis as a name?'" Father Gabriel Zeis, president of St. Francis University, said Friday under a statue in the saint's likeness. "There's a good answer: Francis is a nickname."
Born as John in Assisi, a central Italian mountain town, the future saint took the name Francesco - associated with France - on the insistence of his Francophile father.
"Most popes don't want to be called a nickname, you see," Zeis said.
The new pope's precedent-setting name calls to mind St. Francis' love for the poor, who he joined after leaving a comfortable upbringing for a live of religious devotion, Zeis said.
As a Jesuit, Bergoglio's papal moniker also has ties to another famous Francis: St. Francis Xavier, founder of the Society of Jesus, who was himself named for Francis of Assisi.
"It's a double-whammy name," Zeis said. "There's a great connection in the pope's mind, I imagine."
Notified of the cardinals' vote through a computer application, Zeis said he was touched to hear the pontiff's new name amid the Vatican ceremony on Wednesday.
"All of our students on campus know. ... Everyone was already talking about it," he said.
The selection seemed to take every Catholic by surprise, including Tom Waruszewski, a St. Vincent College accounting and finance major applying for membership in the religious order based at St. Francis.
Waruszewski, 21, of Pittsburgh said the saint's famous poverty, reflected in the Franciscan order's renunciation of private possessions, can be seen in the new pope's low-key style: He uses public transportation, works in slums and has seemed to shun the gaudier papal outfits.
"I might be calling [the Loretto Franciscan brothers] soon ... I can't imagine the celebration," Waruszewski said. "No one really expected him to choose a new name, especially the name Francis."
Zeis said the saint's tales of interfaith peacemaking - he reportedly met with a Muslim sultan in a bid to end the Fifth Crusade - carry particular weight in a 21st-century world rife with religious and ethnic conflicts. And his devotion to nature could serve as a symbol for modern-day environmentalism, Zeis said.
While Zeis stressed that administrators don't want to "milk the holy father's name," some students and prospective brothers there seemed more than happy to celebrate it.
"I knew it was going to be a great man," Waruszewski said. "But I never guessed he'd pick my favorite saint's name."
Mirror Staff Writer Ryan Brown is at 946-7457.


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Choose any three by three square of dates on a calendar page.
Circle any number on the top row, put a line through the other
numbers that are in the same row and column as your circled number.
Repeat this for a number of your choice from the second row. You
should now have just one number left on the bottom row, circle it.
Find the total for the three numbers circled. Compare this total
with the number in the centre of the square. What do you find? Can
you explain why this happens?
Take any two digit number, for example 58. What do you have to do to reverse the order of the digits? Can you find a rule for reversing the order of digits for any two digit number?
Can you explain how this card trick works?
Explain why the arithmetic sequence
1, 14, 27, 40, ...
contains many terms of the form 222...2 where only the digit 2
appears. How many twos appear in these terms?

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COMMERCE CITY � Downtown Denver�s skyscrapers are only minutes behind me as I take a right at a car parts shop, followed quickly by a left just before the 18,000-seat stadium that is home to the Colorado Rapids, a professional soccer team.
Suddenly, I�m in the prairie, braking for cottontail rabbits and taking photos of white-tailed deer in the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, where a nine-mile do-it-yourself Wildlife Drive opened last week, augmenting hiking trails and occasional bus and guided bike tours.
This 15,000-acre site where the U.S. Army made mustard gas during World War II once was on the Superfund list of high-priority hazardous-waste sites. Its transformation, completed in 2010, was no easy journey. But Tom Dougherty, a former regional director of the National Wildlife Federation, says it�s something of a victory that few now remember the decades of environmental debates, legislative wrangling and literal and figurative heavy lifting that went into creating the refuge.
Visitors today can �just value what�s there,� said Dougherty, who helped establish the refuge.
The buildings that housed military chemical factories have been razed. Contaminated soil has been moved to two onsite landfills, still maintained and monitored by the Army. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has restored native grasses and flowers but left trees planted by the homesteaders who settled the area before the Army moved in after Pearl Harbor.
With memories of World War I�s mustard gas attacks still fresh, the U.S. and other governments thought it prudent to stockpile chemical weapons during World War II, though the U.S. did not use such weapons in that conflict. Souvenirs of the manufacturing and stockpiling can be seen at the visitors center near the refuge entrance, including a yellow-and-black warning sign that features a picture of a face mask.
Outside today, the warning signs along the roads and hiking paths also are yellow and black. But they show leaping deer.
Hawks, coyotes, burrowing owls, prairie dogs and badgers live in the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, which is open year-round and charges no admission fee. The refuge has more than 330 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish. In 2007, a herd of bison was introduced.
With winter approaching, bald eagles will be roosting in the refuge. The national bird is something of a mascot for the refuge. An Army contractor working to clean up hazardous waste spotted a roosting pair at Rocky Mountain Arsenal in 1986. The sighting spurred efforts to create the refuge.
Colder weather also attracts photographers eager to capture deer during rutting season, and in winter, snowshoers. (Cross-country skiing is not permitted in the park.)
Change at the site has been gradual, with tracts cleaned up, declared safe by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and handed over to the Fish & Wildlife Service in stages. The Wildlife Drive is the park�s newest attraction. I got a preview with Susan Drobniak of Fish & Wildlife at the wheel, leaving me free to spot wildlife and take pictures.
Drobniak worked as an Army contractor spokeswoman during the clean-up for 12 years. She switched to Fish & Wildlife 2� years ago, and now marvels at the respite for the senses the area offers city-dwellers.
�It�s very beautiful,� she said. �And it has a lot of sound. We�ll hear red-wing blackbirds singing. You�ll hear the deer walking through the tall grasses. You�ll hear bison grunting. You�ll hear all the different calls of the prairie dogs.�
I also heard the odd plane, landing at or taking off from Denver International Airport, which borders the park to the east. Drobniak says visitors, some from foreign countries, with a long airport layover have been known to take a taxi to the refuge.
The refuge also is bordered by low-income neighborhoods that are home to many Hispanic and black residents. Dougherty, of the National Wildlife Federation, sees that as an opportunity to connect with communities that don�t often get to visit wild areas.
�It doesn�t serve me well to just say, �Here it is, come enjoy it,� because the people who really need it may not come,� he said.
Drobniak said outreach programs include bringing in children from nearby schools, which can apply for grants to cover transportation costs.
Dougherty, meanwhile, brings his grandchildren.
�And they really enjoy it,� he said. �It�s very heartening to me, to have been involved in this process.�
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Family business embraces El Caminos
Business rolls out '87 model with 800 milesUPDATED 3:31 PM CDT May 23, 2014
A Lancaster, Pa. business is known as much for its iconic car fleet as it is for its work.Video Transcript
NEW THIS MORNING ... FOR 50 YEARS... A UNIQUE, ICONIC AMERICAN CAR HAS BEEN SYNONMOUS WITH A LANCASTER COUNTY COMPANY. FOR DECADES..THEIR SALESMEN DROVE THEM... AND THE CARS SAT PROMINENTLY IN FRONT OF THEIR BUSINESS. NOW... DESPITE THE FACT THAT THOSE CARS HAVEN'T BEEN MADE IN MORE THAN 25 YEARS ... THE COMPANY IS ROLLING OUT ANOTHER ONE... THAT'S ALMOST BRAND NEW. IT'S SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR CAR LOVERS ... AND THIS FAMILY BUSINESS. 3 --NATS-- IF YOU'VE DRIVEN ALONG MANHEIM PIKE NEAR LANCASTER OVER THE PAST FIVE DECADES ... YOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN THEM.10:08 "It's been an iconic symbol all these years..." GEORGE J. GROVE AND SON HAS BEEN SELLING EVERYTHING FROM WINDOWS TO AWNINGS SINCE 1963. BUT THEY'RE PERHAPS BEST KNOWN FOR THESE CARS THAT SIT OUT FRONT. 15:03 "They're synonymous with the business. More people tell me, oh, that's the place with the El Caminos parked out front." 10:45 "Sometimes they don't know what we do, but they do know we have an El Camino" GEORGE GROVE THE THIRD IS THE THIRD GENERATION OF HIS FAMILY IN THE BUSINESS ... HIS GRANDFATHER FIRST BOUGHT EL CAMINOS AS A USEFUL VEHICLE FOR THE COMPANY'S SALESMEN. EVENTUALLY... THE COMPANY BECAME KNOWN FOR THEM.17:48 "We get at least once or twice a week people want to know if this car is for sale.The answer is no." AND IT MIGHT SOUND HARD TO BELIEVE ...--nats-- BUT THERE IS NOW A áNEARLYá NEW EL CAMINO BEING ADDED TO THE GROVE AND SON FLEET.---nats-- THIS IS A 19-87 MODEL... THE LAST YEAR THE EL CAMINO WAS MADE ... IT'S BEEN SITTING UNUSED IN THE COMPANY'S GARAGE ALL THESE YEARS. LOOK AT THE ODOMETER... YUP...JUST 800 MILES. SALESMEN LIKE BRIAN GRAY WILL BE TAKING IT OUT ON THE ROAD.28:22 "When I'm driving this, I enjoy the nostalgia." 30:02 "It's nice to know you got a piece of the company's history that you're driving around in." 38:08 What's the significance of the #2 here? "We had a #1 El Camino my grandfather drove. My father being George Grove Jr. drove #2." 38:26 So this is in honor of your Dad. "It is. It is." --nats-- A FAMILY BUSINESS TRADITION... ON THE ROAD AGAIN.--nats-- 3 AT THEIR PEAK...THE COMPANY HAD EIGHT EL CAMINOS OUT ON THE ROAD...ONT OF THE BUSINESS ARE PRETTY MUCH JUST FOR SHOW NOW... BUT THE "NEW" ONE WILL BE USED ON A REGULAR BASIS. 3
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Putting More ZIP into School Lunches
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BEEF provides the ZIP -- zinc, iron and protein -- to help fuels kids' brains and bodies through the school day. So kids joined the beef checkoff on the front lines to help develop and test new dishes that meet their nutritional needs -- and taste great, too. Now the checkoff is helping school foodservice folks adopt the recipes. Check them out at http://www.beefnutrition.org/wellness.aspx, and you can test them out at home, too!
The Beef Checkoff Program was established as part of the 1985 Farm Bill. The checkoff assesses $1 per head on the sale of live domestic and imported cattle, in addition to a comparable assessment on imported beef and beef products. States retain up to 50 cents on the dollar and forward the other 50 cents per head to the Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board, which administers the national checkoff program, subject to USDA approval.


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Monday, August 6, 2012
I am officially not watching NBCs coverage of the Summer Olympics.
I do not like how the network censors coverage, making you wait until 10 p.m. in prime time to see something that happened up to 12 hours previously.
And no, you havent heard the last from me yet on these Olympics Im not watching. We still have the closing ceremonies to scoff at yet.
In the old days of three TV channels and no Internet, Tweets or Smart Phones, I could have waited because I didnt have a choice. Now I have a choice. And I am not going to wait. Therefore I wont watch it at all.
Great Britains Andy Murray overcame his defeat at Wimbledon last month to Roger Federer to gain a measure of revenge and win gold at the 2012 Summer Olympics. The gold medal is probably the more important of the two. You can always win Wimbledon next year, but you may not get another chance at an Olympic gold medal.
So I want to watch it.
Folks in the UK dont have many athletes for which to root. During the Opening Ceremonies the Queen spent the three hours counting the number of nations no longer a part of the British Empire. Not fun to do.
So when they get a chance to celebrate, I want to see it and I want to see it now. You know how it is with me and ceremonial sports moments. Its one of the four things that make me cry and I feel in need of some tears at the moment.
Ive pretty much watched the new Superman trailer as much as I can watch it right now. My daughter doesnt get married until next month and Im not in the mood for bagpipes.
This leaves the ceremonial sports moment as the last thing that makes me cry and NBC is denying me my emotional moment. I dont like being held emotional hostage. If its a woman, I can handle it.
Its actually kind of fun, but a television network? No way.
Ever since Al Gore reportedly invented the Internet we have been spoiled. We have instant access to information and entertainment anytime and anywhere.
In the Not So Good Old Days it would take me more than two minutes to look up the definition of a word in my American Heritage Collegiate dictionary which Im loathe to say I havent opened or moved from its spot on my desk in more than three years.
It would take me 45 minutes to get to a library to reference a topic in the encyclopedias.
Today, I can take care of both in the span of time a 30-second promotional spot airs on NBC and still have time to pick up the remote and change the channel because I loathe promotional spots almost as much as I despise tape-delayed broadcasts.
NBC helped created this instant-need monster and now theyve decided not to feed it.
Well, Im hungry and I need my information food.
One week remains and Im ready for it to be over.
I used to be all over this Olympic stuff. I could be all over it again. Just dont make me wait.
You make me wait, I get angry. I get angry, I do stupid things like accidentally shave off an eyebrow and then on purpose have to shave off the other one.
Theres nothing worse than not having the ability to frown when one is angry.
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Theodore Roosevelt Tour of the Museum: American Bison and Pronghorn Antelope Diorama
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The restored Theodore Roosevelt Memorial is now open, and a new self-guided tour—available as part of the Museum's Explorer app, or on our website—highlights exhibits and places around the Museum with a connection to TR, who was President from 1901 to 1909. In this post, the seventh in a series, we visit the American bison and pronghorn diorama, in the renovated Jill and Lewis Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals.
Spring's Special Exhibition Is Whales: Giants of the Deep
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Opening Saturday, March 23, a special exhibition, Whales: Giants of the Deep, will bring Museum visitors closer than ever to some of the mightiest, most massive, and mysterious mammals on Earth.
Modeling Animals in the Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals
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A multi-video series about the restoration of the dioramas in the Jill and Lewis Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals, now on amnh.tv and on the Museum's YouTube channel, documents their renovation. In this post, the fourth in a series, we share one of the videos, which explains how the animal models were originally created.
Marcus Samuelsson On Jan 10 Museum Panel "How To Feed a Growing Planet"
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Chef, author, and restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson joins activist Raj Patel and geneticist Molly Jahn for "How To Feed a Growing Planet"—an exciting roundtable at the Museum on January 10, 2013.
Adventures in the Global Kitchen: Root Vegetables with Alex Guarnaschelli
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Often overlooked root vegetables such as turnips and rutabaga can have a major impact on the Earth's ecosystem and biodiversity. In this podcast, join chef Alex Guarnaschelli and Eleanor Sterling, Director of the Museum's Center for Biodiversity, in a discussion about how our food shopping choices can affect sustainable agriculture.


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Re: "Truckee bearing down..." (Sierra Sun 12/11/12) - congratulations and thanks to the Truckee Town Council for passing an animal-resistant garbage container ordinance promptly and with no fuss or bother after previous councils had failed to do so.
And thanks to Ann Bryant for inspiring this and other ordinances in the region, and for her tireless work to protect people from bears, and more importantly bears from people. In our neighborhood most residents already have bear boxes. Hopefully the rest will get the message.
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Serves 4 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 10 minutes
1 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 clove garlic, minced
1/4 cup onion, minced
14 1/2 ounces Eden Diced Tomatoes w/Green Chilies, do not drainor any Eden Diced Tomatoes
15 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, do not drainor cooked Eden Dry Garbanzo Beans
2 tsp mild curry powder
1/3 cup unsweetened dried coconut
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt
10 ounces spinach leaves, fresh or frozen, chopped
2 Tbsp fresh parsley, minced for garnish
In a large sauce pan, heat the oil and sauté the garlic and onions for 2 to 3 minutes. Add all remaining ingredients except the spinach and parsley. Cover, bring to a boil and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes. Add the spinach, mix, cover and simmer on low for 2 to 3 minutes, just until the spinach is bright green. Serve and garnish with parsley. Great served over cooked basmati rice or Eden Quinoa.
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CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. - Zach Deputy's press materials say he has crazy chops, serious pipes and colorful outfits. Yes, he's a disc golfer.
Deputy also is a musical performer best known for one-man looping shows, and he will do just that Friday, Oct. 19, in the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room. North Shore's Peter Joseph Burtt and King Tide opens.
Before teeing off last week on the first hole at a disc golf course in Mississippi, Deputy took a phone call from Lake Tahoe Action. When he comes to Tahoe for the third time Deputy disclosed he will not be completely healthy.
"I have tennis elbow so I had to change my game around and I've lost 100 feet or so on my distance," he said. "I have to take care of my arm and I refuse to stop playing disc golf. I can still whip it a good 350-375 feet."
But what about your condition for Crystal Bay, Zach?
"It doesn't hurt when I play guitar," he said. "It's a different motion."
Deputy is serious enough about the sport to have a sponsorship from Innova, a major disc golf manufacturer. He is one of Innova's seven celebrity ambassadors. Others include Eric Friedman, the rhythm guitarist for Creed, Joey Chicago from the band Egypt Central, Ryan Belcher and Brandon Wootten of Framing Hanley, pro surfer Billy Rossini and international supermodel Holly Finale Finley. (Yes, supermodels play disc golf. Don't act so surprised.)
"We have a celebrity ambassador team of talented musicians and (high-profile) people who love disc golf and we brought those factors together," said Innova spokesman Sam Ferrans.
Deputy on stage sometimes touts the fun of disc golf to his audience and he fielded a couple of questions from Action about his music, including what to expect at his show.
"This will be loop extravaganza," he said. "There are so many different ways it can happen. I can loop my guitar first, go into drums or loop a vocal riff first or straight into beat boxing and loop it or just go acoustic. It's very free formed. Every show can be extremely different from another. I try to have little consistency when it comes to my show. I never want to get bored with myself."
Deputy said his first loop performance happened when his drummer and bass player could not make a show. He used a delay pedal to create a rhythm section.
"A bunch of people really liked it and I thought it was god awful," he said. "I said to myself, 'Man, if people like it this much, imagine if it was good?' That's what sparked my whole career."
Deputy's latest album, "Another Day," Eusonia Records, 2001, is a departure from his previous records. It a singer-songwriter effort and has been compared to stylings of Jack Johnson and Amos Lee. He is influenced by Latin, Caribbean and African music. Deputy for the last year also tours with a band. He said his songs are about the "plethora of life."
"I like to write about the highs of life," he said. "The good parts and the things in life I don't want to forget. I'm not much for taking pictures but I like to take songs and take pictures of the things that I want to remind myself of 10 years from now."
Deputy said he will play some disc golf in Tahoe, which has become a hotbed for the sport. Three of the first four courses built here have Innova DisCatchers: Bijou Community Park in South Lake Tahoe, Zephyr Cove and Kirkwood. Other courses are Truckee, Squaw Valley, Tahoe Vista and Turtle Rock Park near Markleeville.
We failed to ask Deputy about his looping gear but did inquire about his favorite piece of plastic.
"I might use the Boss more than anything at the end of the day, but I think I like the Wraith better in my heart," he said.


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HARRISBURG - The Curve's pitching staff has been superb so far this season, and the team will get a major league addition Saturday when Pirates lefty Francisco Liriano makes a rehab start in Harrisburg.
Liriano is coming back from a broken right arm and is expected to throw four innings or 65 pitches. He threw three no-hit innings in his first rehab start Tuesday for Single-A Bradenton.
The Curve entered play Thursday at Harrisburg with the Eastern League's best team ERA, boasting a 3.31 mark through 13 games. The starters have been solid all season, and that trend continued with Stolmy Pimentel allowing just one run in five innings.
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The Senators took control of the game, however, with four runs against reliever Ethan Hollingsworth in the sixth inning and held off a Curve rally for a 5-4 win at Metro Bank Park.
Altoona has had trouble scoring runs for the past week, and that continued for eight innings as the club managed only one run. The Curve staged a comeback in their final at-bat, though, as Stefan Welch belted a two-out, three-run homer to pull his team within a run and make things interesting.
But Altoona's hopes ended seconds later when Aaron Barrett retired Alex Dickerson to end the game and earn his second save.
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Covering the bases
LEADING OFF: The Curve have had a lot of major leaguers rehab in Altoona over the years, but it hasn't happened much with the team on the road. LHP Francisco Liriano will rehab with the club Saturday at Harrisburg. Other Pirates pitchers who have rehabbed on the road with the Curve over the years include Kris Benson, Jason Schmidt and Ross Ohlendorf.
SAFE AT FIRST: Matt Curry returned to the Curve lineup Thursday after missing a couple of games with a minor wrist issue. Curry, who started in left field Thursday, got off to a strong start this season but has gone 1-for-16 the past four games to see his average dip to .235.
STEALING SECOND: Entering play Thursday, the Curve were averaging 5.83 runs in their six road games, compared to just 2.0 runs in seven home games.
ROUNDING THIRD: Former Curve IF Jim Negrych hit for the cycle Thursday for Triple-A Buffalo (Blue Jays). Negrych is off to an incredible start, hitting .515 (17-for-33) in nine games, including a 4-for-7 effort with the cycle yesterday.
HEADING HOME: Negrych's team had an incredible day at the plate in a 27-9 win over Syracuse. The club collected 29 hits and belted five homers, including one by former Pirates IF Andy LaRoche.
- Cory Giger
Hollingsworth (0-1) took the loss, giving up four runs on six hits in three innings. Caleb Clay won for the Senators, allowing one run on only three hits in six innings with five strikeouts and no walks.
Pimentel had not allowed a run in his first 12 innings this season, but he surrendered one in the first Thursday. The Curve got that run back in the fourth as Jarek Cunningham tripled and scored on a single by Andrew Lambo.
Game recap
Key player: Senators RHP Caleb Clay held the Curve to one run on three hits in six innings.
Key play: PH Sean Nicol singled home two runs in the sixth for a 3-1 Harrisburg lead.
Key stat: The Curve entered the game leading the Eastern League with a 3.31 team ERA.
Game recap
Bottom 1st: Goodwin singled, scored on Hood groundout (0-1).
Top 4th: Cunningham tripled, scored on Lambo single (1-1).
Bottom 6th: Leon singled, Johnson doubled, both scored on Nicol single (1-3); Goodwin triple scored Nicol (1-4); Lozada sacrifice fly scored Goodwin (1-5).
Top 9th: Rojas walked, Cunningham reached on Rendon error, both scored on Welch three-run homer (4-5).


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We work in an environment when you have to care about what you do more than the compensation you are getting. It is just a reality of this business and what we are trying to achieve.
Like any business, good people are hard to find – but because of the nature of this job and what it must mean for the employees for them to truly succeed and feel accomplished; good people are even harder to find. We do not have the time, resources or patience to have a revolving door for employees. Where some places are able to have a high-turnover rate and it just doesn't matter, for us it would be like shooting ourselves in the foot with a cannon.
I kid you not, back in August 2009 when I was hired, there were two other employees on the team (aside from Ethan). Within a month, just myself and Ethan were left. He had cleaned house and was no longer interested in those who don't have any drive to learn, and work hard for something bigger than themselves. Don't get me wrong, Ethan is not a slave driver, he is just a realist with no room for bullshit.
Even so, it's tough to find good people – I have seen 14 people come in and out of these doors since then. For a company that was 2 people in the back-half of 2009 and is currently 5 people in 2012 – That is a pretty awful turnover rate. Especially considering that other than myself, the only person who has been here for 2 years or more is Jeff. Jay just passed his one year mark, and Russell is going to be hitting his one-year around February.
I bring this up, because we are hiring two new people and have decided to move on from actively trying to find them. Honestly, with our pay grade and work style, more often than not we attract younger people. Not to say this is bad, I am 23 and was hired at 19 – but in general someone who is younger works purely for the paycheck and does not have the maturity or drive to do or be more than a 9-5-time-filling-paycheck-collection-employee.
Our most recent Employees were friends first and then became a part of the company because they had been around us, watching what we are working for and wanting to be a part of that. They WANT to be a part of Hustle Paintball and our mission to take the paintball world by storm with our knowledge and helpfulness. Seriously, Jay and Russell were Team Anomaly members first, and then became Hustle Paintball employees. We are so happy to have trusted and taken the plunge into hiring them, because we would not have had the video and creativity surge we have had lately were it not for them.
It is because of Jay & Russell's success that another Anomaly Team member will become a part of the company, our good friend and brother in arms, Erik Cromer.
Erik has been on the team for a little over a year now but he has been a friend for much longer than that. We are excited to have someone like Erik joining the team. Not only does he care about us as friends, but he cares about the company and our mission. Coming up shortly he will be answering phones and emails just like the rest of us, so look out! Welcome him to the company if you interact with him at all .
Now, we do not just hire directly from the team.. even though the last three have been and still are team members. We just changed our outlook and went searching for those who we KNOW that we can trust, that have expressed a care and love for this company and what we are meaning to accomplish. The second employee we are hiring will not be starting until February or March, but those of you who read this blog regularly will know of him.
Jason was originally a customer who just showed up in our showroom one day because he wanted to purchase a paintball marker and some gear. However, he did not know much about the sport and had heard about how we like to educate our customers and allow them to make their own purchasing decisions. (Contrary to experiences he had with other places who prey on lack of knowledge and just shovel expensive products your direction, pressuring you into buying them.)
Jason liked the way we treated him and his familiy so much when he came in here that he decided he wanted to volunteer in his free time, just to help us out.
Fast forward to today and Jason has become a close friend of ours who we miss when he is not around. So we are extremely excited to be able to have him be a part of our team after the new year.
Really, all of you should be excited as well. With this post you can know that Hustle is expanding, and thanks to you. However we are expanding the in correct way, we are making sure that as this company grows it does not lose its mission or its soul. Our customer service is only going to get better, our video channel is only going to get better. Honestly, thanks to all of the support you guys have given us – we are able to focus on making everything better for all of you.
Thank you for watching our channel. Thank you for buying paintball gear you need at HustlePaintball.com. Thank you for reading these blogs. Thank you for posting on pbRIOT.com! Thank you for being a part of us, trust me, not a single one of us goes to sleep without knowing and feeling that we would not be where we are, where we are headed without all of you.
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The Randolph County Convention and Visitors Bureau experienced another amazing year, welcoming a record number of visitors to the area.
"It's a pleasure to help people from so many states learn about the attractions in our county and assist them with their travel itineraries," said Brenda Pritt, executive director of the Randolph County CVB. "We had more than 18,000 visitors pass through the doors of our office to ask for directions or inquire about upcoming events and activities last year."
The CVB office also partnered with a record number of local organizations last year, assisting groups with the cost of direct advertising to support promotions, programs and events.
"Every year we provide money to local groups and organizations to help with the cost of promoting events and printing collateral materials," she said. "This year we partnered with 30 organizations. I expect the number to grow next year."
Michelle Depp, president of the Randolph CVB Board of Directors, presented Randolph County CVB's 2012-2013 annual report to the Randolph County Commission and Elkins City Council in August. The report details all of the CVB's advertising efforts and activities.
"It's important to let government officials and the public know about our accomplishments from the past year and how we spend our funds," Depp said. "We carefully track where our inquires are coming from so that we know how to effectively target and maximize marketing efforts and opportunities."
Outreach efforts primarily included the Washington, D.C. area, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and other nearby regional markets, along with people from across West Virginia.
In 2012-2013 the Randolph County CVB had a couple of firsts, Pritt noted. With the expertise of American Mountain Theater, a 30-television commercial was produced for RFD-TV. The advertisement showcased the county's numerous activities.
"We added a smart television to our reception area so that visitors can see photos of attractions and events in our area," she said. "We also launched a redesign of our website and developed a mobile website for smart phones. The website is the first stop for most of our visitors."
During the past year www.RandolphCountyWV.com had 42,410 visits, of which 35,870 were unique visitors. There were 108,219 page views with people spending an average of two-and-a-half minutes on the website on each visit.
The annual report also features several upcoming efforts of the CVB such as producing a new travel guide, the new Direct Marketing Grant program and construction of a new addition to house restrooms and a meeting room.
For more information on any of the CVB's programs or to list your business, event or activity on the website, call 304-636-2780, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or stop by the CVB office on 1302 N. Randolph Ave. in Elkins.


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St. Louis Escape is located next door to The Darkness Haunted at 1517 South 8th Street and is open daily.
St Louis Escape in St. Louis is without any doubt the best Escape Rooms in the entire Mid-West. Book your rooms for St Louis escape at www.StLouisEscape.com
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on April 13, 2013 - 12:01 AM
By Scott Scanlon / Refresh Editor
Dr. Michael D. Merrill, vice president of medical affairs at United Memorial Medical Center in Batavia, is among the frontline physicians treating a growing number of chronically sick patients as the medical field is about to change its insurance regulations.
Merrill, 49, helps run the 131-bed hospital and has a part-time practice in internal medicine. He grew up in the Chicago suburbs and has lived in Amherst for 22 years. He's a graduate of Dartmouth College and the University at Buffalo Medical School, as well as Columbia University Journalism School.
His best advice to people who want to stay healthy? "Hang out with people who are healthier than you."
What are some common conditions your patients have?
I tend to see the sicker patients, so it's congestive heart failure, diabetes, hypertension, emphysema.
Is there a common thread that you see there? Lifestyle? Genetics?
Most of the burden of illness you see, whether it's smoking or overeating, alcoholism, maybe about half of the disease burden is lifestyle stuff. But another way I see it is diseases of the modern world. You can be as motivated a person as you want, but sometimes you can't avoid handling diesel particles, you can't avoid eating too many carbohydrates. Life is so stressful that sometimes people need to self-medicate with nicotine and alcohol. We're big on personal responsibility but also there's a setup … modern life structured by economics and technology. It's the downside of the great luxury we have in the world. You don't have to get off the couch.
What can people do for these chronic conditions?
Tell them exercise is the fountain of youth. The best 80-year-old I ever saw walked seven miles every day from Cheektowaga to his brother's house in Lancaster, and back again. He was fantastic. He was sharp in the head and agile, had young-looking skin. I also tell people, 'Don't eat bread and potatoes.' If they're desperate enough, they'll listen to me.
How is the new health care law going to impact rural hospitals?
The hospital itself is at risk of losing substantial money if it doesn't reach certain metrics ... which we find unfair because the average hospital operates on a margin of something like 2 percent.
One of the things we've done is create a new affiliation with Rochester General, and we're trying to share some human capital resources and looking for some guidance on how to go through this.
Accountable care organizations are going to be created. Everybody complains about the cost of health care, overutilization of health care, so much [money] … spent on the last six months of life, but the government doesn't want to put itself in a position of saying, 'You can't have health care at this point.' So what they're trying to do is get other people to do it …
Say you've got $5,000 per person for this coming year for all of their health needs. Say there's 1,000 people, so [an accountable care organization gets] $5 million and if you go over that, tough. If you go under that, you keep the money, so you can see there's some perverse incentives there that I don't think anybody's talking about.
Is the health system broken?
It's a half-regulated free-for-all. This is a chaotic 50 percent free market and 50 percent regulated system that nobody's designing from any central planning system. We're putting Band-Aids on problems.
How does a patient maneuver in this system?
The fundamental question is, 'Do you have insurance or not?' Beyond that, preventative care. The main thing a patient should do is learn everything they can.
… It's hard for me to give you general rules, apart from just work with your primary doctor. The thing about primary care is, particularly when someone gets older, you have a lot of chronic diseases and with a 15-minute office visit … every patient that comes into my door could use an hour to talk about all these things.
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ROCKFORD — Andrea Larson, of Rockford, became a member of the Alpha Alpha Chapter of the Rho Chi Society at the Creighton University School of Pharmacy and Health Professions in Omaha, Nebraska, during a ceremony held July 16.
Pharmacy students in their second professional year who have an outstanding record of academic excellence and who demonstrate high standards of conduct and character are eligible for induction into the academic honor society.
For information: creighton.edu.
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ROARING SPRING - A three-car crash Thursday afternoon left a man in serious condition, emergency responders said at the Taylor Township scene.
Firefighters received a call shortly before 5 p.m. that three vehicles had slammed into each other at the intersection of Woodbury Pike and Cross Cove Road, about three miles south of Roaring Spring.
By 5:30 p.m., an ambulance was speeding north from the scene. The male driver of a silver Ford SUV had suffered serious injuries, Friendship Fire Company Chief Keith Pote said. Firefighters pulled the driver from the smashed vehicle.
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Mirror photo by Ryan Brown
A three-car crash Thursday afternoon in Taylor Township left one driver seriously injured, emergency responders said.
No other drivers or passengers were seriously injured, Pote said.
Onlookers gathered in nearby fields after the crash, while firefighters snapped cellphone photographs of the smashed cars.
A black Mazda SUV appeared to have rear-ended the Ford, while a white pickup truck labeled "Northeast Service Corp." had crashed into the Mazda at an angle. Firefighters said they weren't sure how the crash occurred.
Emergency workers blocked north-south traffic at the intersection shortly after the crash, forcing motorists to cut through a nearby parking lot.
The motorists' names and information on the driver's injuries were not available Thursday evening.
Mirror Staff Writer Ryan Brown is at 946-7457.


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Humorous misspelling of the word "penis." Comes from a translation of a Fate/Stay Night parody comic, where the translators kept the Japanese convention of using circles to edit out certain letters of certain words; the self-censored term for "penis" thus appeared as "p•n•s", and conceivably as "ponos," "pOnOs" or "p0n0s" - all variations which have been used on the internet. Usually used in conjunction with another similarly censored term, vagooo.
Put your ponos up to my vagooo and j-JAM IT IN! (Actual usage from the original Fate/Stay Night parody)
作者 Michael Whatsit 2007年4月03日
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Hawaiian word saying, to make the right choices; Righteousness
The students behaved very pono
作者 hawaiianchika 2009年6月01日
In Hawaiian, the generic name for everybody.
Noah: Eh, Aunty Miyamoto!
Aunty Miyamoto: Eh, Pono!
Aunty Miyamoto: Eh, Pono!
作者 CM Oreo 2004年4月19日
An annoying faggot that makes up shit and lies out of his ass 24/7. Enjoys big cocks and always takes it in the butt. Says he's the shit but never proves himself. Can't do any kind of flip, or even a heel flip, since the pavement is never right. If seen, contact the humane society and report a wild faggot. Hope he gets neutered.
Hey guys did you see pono?
Yeah man, he fucking sucked my dads cock, and then bailed a front flip. What a gay guy.
Yeah man, he fucking sucked my dads cock, and then bailed a front flip. What a gay guy.
作者 Anal faggina 2014年12月13日
A guy with extremely good social skills and high intellect. Extremely sexy and good at sports and an amazing musician. HAHA SUCK MY GRITS
1. Pono is so talented
2. Pono likes to do people.
2. Pono likes to do people.
作者 jackieieieieie 2012年9月18日
abbreviated porno aka the good shit
i funna go watch some po'no n play NFL Street.
作者 PapaDoc 2005年5月16日
A word thats describes a friend or calls a friend not by his name
like dude
or bro
like dude
or bro
1.whats up pono
2.hey pono how the surf
3.pono you have a big cock
2.hey pono how the surf
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The firm outer edge of a bowl of pudding that forms after leaving the container in a refrigerator (often uncovered) for several days.
"Hmmm...look at that delicious chocolate pudding!"
"Watch out for the pudding skins!"
"Watch out for the pudding skins!"
door Levi W. 28 januari 2008
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Mary and I had a swell time last night. Once I got past the pudding skin, I was in buffet heaven.
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Winery website: www.smasnecellars.com
Robert Smasne has made a name for himself in the Northwest for producing wines that show good character, varietal integrity and body. This 2010 "Ancient Stones" blend is no different.
A Rhone-style blend, it is a wine that can easily tame everything from a pot-roast to lamb shank to wild game. A good-drinking wine that shows well now and should improve over the next 5-7 years.
Technical Data:
- Vineyard: Upland Vineyard
- AVA: Snipes Mountain
- Varietals: 52% Grenache, 26% Mouvedre, 19% Syrah and 3% Viognier
- 30-percent ferment, on-stem
- Alcohol: 13.9%
- Cooperage: 17 months on 100% French Oak
- Price: $44
On the nose: Gorgeous notes of peppered rhubarb, raspberry, strawberry, toasted peppercorns, allspice, charred kale, tanned leather and a hint of cola.
On the palate: A nearly sublime blend of red berries, cherries, leather and spice. A very complex blend that showcases how good Washington State Rhone-style wines can be. A near-perfect combination of fruit, acid and tannin that all lead into a finish that make your tongue its bitch and demand that you keep swallowing more and more.


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October 4th Patch Notes
A new major patch was released today for Blade & Soul (KR). This is just the start of whats to come for the last few remaining months of 2012. Be sure to check out the 7 Waves Update preview if you didn't catch that last week.
Points of Interest
- The "Closet" is a new feature that allows you to store your clothes and accessories.
- The Closet will start you off with 24 available slots. You may unlock up to 56 slots, though the price to unlock rows will gradually increase.
- You can now enable a feature that alerts you when your daily quest has been reset.
- You can now redesign your character after purchasing a "Customization Ticket" from the cash shop.
- Added a feature that allows you to save the customization settings of a character and reapply them to another character.
- You can now compare how big your character is to other races via a silhouette in character customization.
- New backgrounds and camera angles have been added in character customization.
- Several new customization elements and sliders have been added to each race and gender throughout character customization.
- Jin Males received 3 new hair styles and Gon Males received 4 new hair styles.
Below you'll find the full translated patch notes.
Combat & Skills
Blade Master
- Fixed a skill description error of Flying Sword skill saying it would be usable during the Summoned Sword state.
- Fixed the animation glitch where it won't display your character getting up if you used the "Block" skill while knocked down.
- Fixed the skill bug of Tier 4 "Guardian Spirit" giving enemies an immune when they were within the skill range.
- When you learn the Tier 5 of the "Spin Slash" talent the tooltip will now properly display you gain 7 Chi when you hit an enemy
Kung-Fu Master
- Tier 6 of the skill "Landslide" will now recover 15% health instead of the previous 5%.
- Targets hit by the Tier 1 of the skill "Choke" will now properly gain a "Unconscious" debuff.
- Fixed the tooltip issue of Tier 4 Talent of the skill "Hidden Punch" saying it gives 15 second of critical hit chance buff when it is actually 1.5 seconds.
- You can now use the skill "Escape" when you are unconscious.
Force Master
- You can no longer use the skill Tier 2 of "Freeze Finger / Frost Finger" on an enemy that is in the air.
- Your "Back Roll" skill's cooldown will now show on your buff icon and will countdown until it is available again.
- Fixed the bug of your Tier 1 "Ice Flower" curing both enemy and your ally's unconscious state.
- Tier 2 of the "Smoke Grenade" talent will now recover more health in its AOE area, also lowering the cooldown of the skill to 24 from 45 seconds.
- You can now properly teleport to your teleport Ward skill while under the effect of "Stealth".
- The skill "Heart Jab" skill now animates faster also it causes a shorter global cooldown.
- When you learn the Tier 1 ~ 3 Talent of the skill "Iron Wall" you will now gain the increased 40% of your health healed.
- When you learn the Tier 1 & Tier 3 of the "Iron Wall talentl your cooldown will be increased to 30 seconds.
- When you learn the Tier 2 of the "Iron Wall" talent your cooldown will be increased to 45 seconds.
- When you learn the Tier 3 of the "Kick" talent and if your skill causes an enemy the unconscious state you will gain an icon showing the time left to "Reuse" the skill.
- If you change your summon's mode to "Follow" mode it will lose interest in its current target and follow the summoner.
- Tier 5 of the "Flower Pollens" skill will now recover 20% of the health instead of the 5%.
- Tier 6 of the "Flower Pollens" skill will now recover 100% of your Chi instead of the 50%.
- When you learn Tier 5 & 6 of the "Flower Pollens" skill your cooldown of that skill will decrease to 24 seconds from 45 seconds.
- Blade Master will be no longer to deflect the summoner's takedown skill.
- Fixed the debuff icon tooltip of the Tier 1 "Retreat" skill to properly display that it is display the cooldown time left on the skill.
- Tier 6 of "Foxtail" skill will now properly knock back enemies when used during "down, groggy, unconscious, chi choked, dominated or submissioned".
- If you kill a "Corrupted Spider" you will now gain a Large Heroic Medal instead of a Small Heroic Medal.
Dungeon > Heroic Dungeon > Port Blood Shark
- Toxic Man eating Serpent's health was decreased.
- Toxic Man eating Serpent's "Poison Nova" skill will no longer stack up to 3 times and now will not stack at all.
- Chung-Rang and Hong-Rang's damages were decreased.
- The game will properly kill off both Chung-Rang and Hong-Rang if you kill one of them when the other is Chi Meditating.
- Chung-Rang and Hong-Rang will no longer be able to Chi Meditate when being submissioned, chi choked or dominated.
- Hae Moo-Jin's damages were decreased.
- Phase 4 of the Hae Moo-Jin's fight when he used the skill "Craze Winds" it will no longer deflect attacks.
- Eating "Small Vege Dumpling" now properly shows on the combat log.
- The inventory will now play a proper sound effect when moving the items "Pirate's Loot", "Pirate King's Symbol".
Party & Community
- Once you register your party in the "Party Finder" and select someone as a party leader, you will no longer receive messages from people who wants to join.
- You will now also be able to access the "Closet" from the same NPC who let you access your storage.
- You will gain 24 slots in total and unlock up to 56 more slots.
- The cost of the slots gets progressively more expensive.
- You can store "Clothes, cloth accessories, head accessories, face accessories, summon's clothes, summon's headpiece and summon's accessories" in the closet.
- You can use the "auto arrange" features in the closet just like the storage.
- You can also separate them by their categories with the radio button on the bottom of the window.
- You can now enable a feature that alerts you when your daily quest has been reset.
- Fixed the bug of "Auto detect" feature showing in other areas other than the graphics tab.
Chatting Window
- You can now set the opacity of the chatting window to 100.
- When you press the "reset" button it will completely reset all the tabs in your chat window.
Gathering & Crafting
- You will now be able to leave an organization even if they are in the middle of handling your request.
- Lumberjack organization will now show you where you can find some "Zelkova" trees.
Appearance Change
- You can now redesign your character after purchasing a "Customization Ticket" with a button that is integrated within the character select screen.
- If you want to customize your character you need to purchase a "Customization Ticket" from the cash shop.
- There's now an "Appearance" tab in the photo journal.
- You can press the "Save Appearance" to save the settings of your character's appearance.
- You can press the "Apply Appearance" to implement the saved appearance on your character.
- The saved appearances will be stored My Documents\Pictures\BnS\CharacterCustomize as the file "race_gender_Date_number.jpg"
Character Customization
- Jin males got 3 more hair styles and Gon males got 4 more hair styles.
- You can now select different backgrounds and camera angles.
- You can now compare how big your character is compared to other races via a silhouette.
- The outfits you try on will now disaply outfits in this order: Undergarment - Lawful League – Demon Cult – Autumn Leaves – Proof of Event – Racial outfit
- Some areas of the sliders were increased in its min max range.
- All races will now be able to change how big their head is and their height.
- Kuns will be able to adjust their shoulder size, length of their thighs as well as their calves, height of their eye brows, eye shape, eye width, distance between the eyes and shape of the bridge of their nose.
- Gon males will be able to adjust their shoulder width, shoulder size, length of calves, eye size, eye shape and width of the bridge of their nose.
- Gon females will be able to adjust their shoulder size, feet size, length of their thighs and calves, eye brow height, eye width and the distance between the eyes.
- Lyn males will be able to adjust their neck length, shoulder width, thigh width, thigh length, calf length, upper body size, eyebrow height and eye width.
- Lyn Females will be able to adjust their neck length, shoulder width, shoulder size, thigh length, calf length, upper body size, eyebrow height and eye width.
- Jin males will be able to adjust their shoulder width, shoulder size, arm length, waist width, thigh length, calf length, eyebrow height, eye shape, eye width and eye to eye distance.
- Jin female will be able to adjust their shoulder size, thigh length, calf length, eyebrow angle, eye size, eye shape and eye width.


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ROCKFORD — Rockford Country Club, 2500 Oxford St., will host a girls high school golf invitational at 9 a.m. Aug. 19.
Participating teams include Boylan Catholic High School, Hononegah Community High School, West Aurora High School, Rockford Lutheran School, Galesburg High School, Hinsdale Central High School, Loyola Academy and a co-op team featuring golfers from various Rockford public high schools.
For information: rockfordcc.com.
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Benfica's home form could get them across the line in the second leg of their UEFA Europa League semi-final versus Fenerbahce.Although Fenerbahce enter Thursday's match at the Estadio da Luz with a 1-0 lead, following their triumph in Istanbul last week, Benfica will have plenty of confidence at their home stadium as they have lost there just once all season.
1 - 0
1 - 1
23' D. Kuijt (PG)
O. Cardozo 35'
(assist by E. Pérez)
2 - 1
O. Cardozo 66'
(assist by Luisão)
3 - 1
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|E. Garay
|M. Pereira
|André Almeida
|E. Pérez
|N. Gaitán
|N. Matić
|E. Salvio
|O. Cardozo
|35' 66'
|Coach: Jorge Jesus
|V. Demirel
|J. Yobo
|R. Ziegler
|E. Korkmaz
|C. Erkin
|G. Gönül
|S. Şahin
|S. Uçan
|D. Kuijt
|M. Sow
|Coach: A. Kocaman
for O. Cardozo 87'
for N. Gaitán 90+3'
for S. Şahin 45'
for G. Gönül 61'
for J. Yobo 75'
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|Torres eyeing ´magical´ year for Atletico
|Celtic 3 Manchester City 3: Dembele at the double in six-goal thriller
|Celtic 3 Manchester City 3: Dembele at the double in six-goal thriller
|Rostov 2 PSV 2: Propper´s penalty miss costs visitors
|Besiktas 1 Dynamo Kiev 1: Tsygankov stuns wasteful Turks
|Napoli 4 Benfica 2: Mertens bags two as Napoli run riot
|Arsenal 2 Basel 0: Walcott´s capital gains tax Swiss visitors
|Borussia Monchengladbach 1 Barcelona 2: Pique grabs the winner
|Atletico Madrid 1 Bayern Munich 0: Carrasco gives Ancelotti first taste of defeat
|Ludogorets 1 Paris Saint-Germain 3: Cavani inspires comeback win
|Premier League, FA and EFL to investigate transfer allegations
|Vardy reveals matchday energy drink and port routine
|Everton coping without Stones, says Jagielka
|Sacked Jemez admits to ´great sadness´ at Granada exit after worst start in over 70 years
|Wenger has so much to offer English football - Schmeichel
|No truth to England rumours, says Klinsmann
|Spalletti demands end to damaging Roma ´games´
|De Boer: Brozovic was punished and forgiven
|Allardyce paid price for lack of privacy - McClaren
|Milik can match Lewandowski - Reina
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|Mata has found a ´natural habitat´ at United
|Higuain slowly approaching top form
|´Stupid´ Allardyce driven by money - Dyke
|Wijnaldum vows to improve
|Renato Sanches needs time at Bayern - Hitzfeld
|Ibrahimovic nurturing United talent - Lingard
|Mourinho feels sorry for Allardyce
|United boss primed for ´must-win´ Europa League tie
|Mourinho keen to protect under-fire Rooney
|Jeonbuk Motors 4 Seoul 1: Leonardo brace puts hosts in the driving seat
|Maloney returns to Scotland squad
|Van Persie: Kids will decide my future
|Entrapment won on this occasion - Allardyce
|Ibra-Rashford pairing the answer for United - Neville
|Tevez hints at imminent retirement
|England in safe hands with Southgate - Glenn
|Holman talks up A-League quality
|CONCACAF Champions League Review: Red Bulls progress, Timbers win
|Januzaj blow for Sunderland
|Navas accepts blame for Dortmund equaliser
|Sporting assistant Raul Jose pleased with win
|Nuno left to regret slow start as Porto fail on English soil again
|Vardy rejected Arsenal due to style
|Simeone: I am not Griezmann´s mentor
|Schmidt bemoans ´brutal´ Monaco equaliser
|Ranieri doesn´t trust bookies over England job
|Genesio worried wastefulness will cost Lyon in long run
|Preud´homme admits Champions League too much for Club Brugge
|Telegraph passes findings to FA after further corruption claims
|Zidane: Draw difficult to accept
|Pochettino delighted with in-form Son
|Vietto undeterred by wasteful showing
|Tuchel: Dortmund can still get better
|Resilient Leicester display pleases Morgan
|Glenn reflects on ´painful´ call to dismiss ´distraught´ Allardyce
|Borussia Dortmund 2 Real Madrid 2: Late Schurrle strike salvages draw
|Monaco 1 Bayer Leverkusen 1: Glik stunner snatches a point
|Dinamo Zagreb 0 Juventus 4: Pjanic pilots comfortable victory
|CSKA Moscow 0 Tottenham 1: In-form Son hits late winner
|Copenhagen 4 Club Brugge 0: Delaney stunner helps Danish champions canter to victory
|Sporting CP 2 Legia Warsaw 0: Magiera´s first game ends in defeat
|Sevilla 1 Lyon 0: Ben Yedder seals win for Europa League holders
|Leicester City 1 Porto 0: Slimani continues to haunt old foes
|Shearer: Allardyce has made England a laughing stock
|Howe, Pardew and Wenger among the contenders to succeed Allardyce
|Emery´s PSG struggles give Ludogorets hope
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Many in the Washington area think the Nationals are poised for the pennant race in 2014. And for the third year in a row, American University is front and center at Nationals Park.
On Friday, August 22, the AU community will gather once again to celebrate its own community alongside thousands of baseball fans. AU's Night at Nationals Park is an evening of Nats baseball and AU fun for generations of Eagles. Quickly becoming a tradition for alumni and students alike, this event is not to be missed!
Before the Nats take on the San Francisco Giants in a 7:05 p.m. game, alumni, students, faculty, and staff will gather for a picnic dinner on the stadium's main concourse. Guests will enjoy burgers, hot dogs, salad, kettle chips, and watermelon, along with visits from Clawed Z. Eagle and Skreech, the Nationals' mascot.
T-shirts will be given away to the first 25,000 fans to enter the stadium that evening. No one will want to miss the game's opening ceremonies, with a special, soon-to-be-announced AU celebrity throwing out the first pitch and a moving performance of the National Anthem by Treble in Paradise, one of AU's popular student a cappella groups.
Tickets to AU Night at the Nationals are $25 each for alumni and their guests. Each includes the picnic dinner and a seat in the outfield section. Guests will pick up tickets at a special will-call space outside the stadium.
Nats fans are enjoying American University brand messages and in-game WONK challenges throughout the season in 2014, as AU renewed its successful partnership with the Washington Nationals for a third year. The nationally renowned WONK campaign is featured at many home games with signs around the infield, scoreboard animation, and more. Plus, alumni, students, faculty, and staff can take advantage of special discounted tickets throughout the rest of the season. To purchase tickets for regular season games, visit nationals.com/wonk and select the game of your choice. Click "BUY TICKETS", enter coupon code WONK, and click APPLY.
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The challenges of contemporary society, along with the growth of technology and scientific knowledge, have compelled professional health schools to seek candidates with considerable intellectual versatility. Applicants with a diverse set of skills, strong academic history, and a demonstrated commitment to the field are preferred. Professional schools require applicants to have completed coursework standard to a liberal arts education including classes in the basic sciences but not in areas that duplicate medical or dental school courses. Schools accept applicants from any major. Schools strongly recommend study in the social sciences, the humanities, and mathematics, in addition to requiring classes in biology, chemistry, and physics. Each student's program is designed so that by the end of the junior or senior year he or she will have completed the pre-requisite requirements for application to professional schools. These requirements are usually stated as follows:
At least 90 credit hours (three years) of college work in an accredited institution, excluding military science and physical education courses but including 6 hours of English and one-year courses with laboratory in principles of biology, principles of chemistry, organic chemistry, and principles of physics. In addition, some schools require one year of mathematics and additional coursework in biology.
Most students pursuing entry into a professional health program have majored in one of the sciences, frequently in an area of biology or chemistry because it is convenient. Majoring in science provides some advantages because undergraduate degree requirements often coincide with courses required for admission. Intensive preparation in one of the sciences does form a strong foundation for basic professional school courses. While it is understandable that a majority of those who plan to seek careers in the science-oriented field of health will want to choose such a major field of study, any major is acceptable as long as the science prerequisites are fulfilled.
Applicants are strongly urged to confer with their pre-professional advisor concerning (1) selection of a college major and specific courses, (2) completion of required extra-curricular activities, (3) application to the professional program, and (4) the early preparation for alternate careers in the event that one either decides not to apply to professional schools or is not admitted.
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Admission Requirements of the U.S. and Canadian Dental Schools, published by the American Association of Dental Schools, 1625 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036–2212.
Medical School Admission Requirements, published by the Association of American Medical Colleges, Dept. 66, Washington, D.C. 20055.
Students ordinarily take the national admissions examinations, such as the DAT (Dental Admission Test), or the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) at the end of the junior year. Applications are submitted the following summer and during the senior year, professional school admission committees review the student applications. Decisions are usually announced during the spring semester of the senior year.
Several of professional health associations provide a centralized application service, AADSAS for dental school or AMCAS for medical school, where one application can be submitted to several schools. The Westminster Pre-Professional Health Advisors, the Pre-Professional Health student club, and the Career Resource Center provide additional support and information for pre-health students.
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WAILUKU - A Kihei woman who had been given a chance in the Maui Drug Court was sentenced Tuesday to a five-year prison term after agreeing to end her participation in the program.
Tammy Dooley, 41, had been on probation for drug charges dating to a March 29, 2008, search of her residence and vehicle.
After executing search warrants, police reported finding a black pouch with a bag containing crystal methamphetamine and a smoking pipe with residue, said Deputy Prosecutor Renee Ishikawa Delizo. She said Dooley told police she didn't know she had ice in her bedroom.
"This attitude of denial that she has a problem continued," Ishikawa Delizo said.
Dooley was sentenced to three months in jail and five years' probation in March 2009. But after being released from jail, she stopped reporting to her probation officer, tested positive for crystal methamphetamine use 10 times and didn't maintain her substance abuse and mental health treatment, Ishikawa Delizo said.
Facing revocation of her probation, Dooley was admitted into the Drug Court program of treatment and supervision last February. But after being released from a jail dormitory where she began drug treatment, Dooley broke her curfew twice and missed a meeting before failing to show up for an October court hearing, Ishikawa Delizo said.
"She does not realize fully her drug problem and had not given herself 100 percent to treatment," Ishikawa Delizo said.
Deputy Public Defender Annalisa Bernard said Dooley appreciated the chance to participate in Drug Court. "Unfortunately, it didn't work out for her," Bernard said.
Dooley apologized for her actions while in Drug Court. "I do have a drug problem," she said. "I do need help."
Second Circuit Judge Joseph Cardoza sentenced Dooley to a five-year prison term for third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug and possessing drug paraphernalia.
Even though she didn't complete the Drug Court program, Dooley could still apply what she learned there and find success in her life, Cardoza said.
In another sentencing, a 33-year-old Lanai man was placed on five years' probation Jan. 9 for burglarizing the residences of his former girlfriend and her new boyfriend, taking her cellphone and dumping it in the toilet.
Samuel Soriano, who said he regretted what he did, was given credit for 105 days he previously spent in jail.
He had pleaded no contest to two reduced counts of second-degree burglary, third-degree theft and fourth-degree criminal property damage.
Soriano was arrested for entering the residences on May 10, 2011, first going to the new boyfriend's apartment and challenging him to a fight, said Deputy Prosecutor Justine Hura. She said Soriano took his former girlfriend's wallet, cellphone and keys, using them to enter her residence, where he dropped the wallet and cellphone in the toilet.
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A marriage writer argues that porn is not manly, even though conquering a woman on-screen may make men feel that way in their minds. read more