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Published: Thursday, February 7, 2008
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After back-to-back losses and falling to 3-4 in their Atlantic 10 Conference schedule, the Duquesne men's basketball team faced a situation where they had to either respond with a strong effort against a respectable team in St. Joseph's, or fall deeper into a quickly widening hole. Last night they didn't just respond; they exploded. The Dukes bounced back from their two worst shooting games of the season to beat the Hawks 102-88 at the A. J. Palumbo Center. They shot 60 percent from the field and 50 percent from three-point range, marking their second-best shooting performance since the regular season opener against Howard.
"I think that we're capable of games like this every night if we just bring that effort every night," said forward/center Shawn James, who finished with 17 points, 11 rebounds and 10 blocks; the fifth triple-double of his career and first in Duquesne history. "Being able to get one at Duquesne knowing what me and my teammates have been through in the last year and a half, this one is definitely more special than the others."
"I'm very proud of him," Head Coach Ron Everhart said about James. "I've been on him very hard and challenging him. I thought he responded tonight really well, and he really turned up the volume tonight.
Duquesne played strong and tough in a physical game where Kieron Achara had a tooth knocked out and Aaron Jackson had the wind knocked out of him for approximately 30 seconds after taking a knee to the lung. It didn't slow them down, however, as they went on a 22-2 scoring run in the last five minutes of the first half. Jackson closed it out with a three-pointer off the backboard at the buzzer of what might have been their best half of the season.
"As a team, we've kind of bounced off the mat," Everhart said. "We were pretty low after the last couple [games]. I just love the way our guys came out and the energy they came out with."
They also played very aggressively on defense with 16 forced turnovers, seven steals and 15 blocks, tying a school record. They resembled the same Duquesne team that started the regular season with six consecutive wins.
"All of our guys really came out and gave us a great defensive effort," Everhart said. "That's, I think, by far the best defensive effort we've had all year against a very good team."
James, who entered the game shooting a conference-best 58 percent from the floor, shot 7-for-10 with four slam dunks, including two on missed shots and a reverse jam to seal the victory with about a minute remaining. He and freshman Damian Saunders each had five of the Dukes' 23 offensive rebounds. Collectively, they showed the effort and intensity of a team that was eager to put the low point of their season behind them.
"We were tired of saying we played games we should've won," James said, "or that we should've done this, or should've done that. We were just tired of that."
"I was challenging our guys to play like this," Everhart said, "and I'm glad they did. If our guys are going to respond like this to those types of challenges, then we need to continue to challenge them in that way."
With road trips to La Salle, Dayton, and Xavier on the horizon, a win like this is something that James says can help the Dukes going forward into the last six weeks of the season.
"St. Joe's is a tough team to play against, and they're at the top of the league at 6-1," James said, "so for us to go out there and play with that kind of confidence and get a win, I think we can use that as motivation for the rest of the season, knowing we can play against the elite of the A-10.


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Joe Lewis Harris III was arraigned in Henrico Circuit Court this morning. According to the Henrico County prosecutor, he has been charged with first-degree murder, robbery, two firearms charges, and conspiracy to commit robbery in the death of Pringle.
It started around 7 p.m. on April 21 in the 400 block of Alamosa Drive off Newbridge Road.
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wait, did chibi knight 2 sort of balloon into this or is that a different project?
Done and done. I hope you really like suggestions and ideas, because I'm full of them!
I'm just a casual Newground user, one of many users of this site, but Chibi Knight was and still is one of my favorites games on this site. So when I just saw I could sign up for test this, I said, why not?
The game will sure be awesome when it's finished. I'm looking really forward to it :D
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For hard-hit Greeks, IMF mea culpa comes too late
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks reacted with an air of vindication and outrage at the International Monetary Fund's admission it erred in its handling of the country's bailout, berating an apology that comes too late to salvage an economy and countless lives in ruins.
Anger was palpable on the streets of Athens, where the EU-IMF austerity recipe that the Washington-based fund says it sharply misjudged has left rows of shuttered stores and many scrounging for scraps of food in trash cans.
"Really? Thanks for letting us know but we can't forgive you," said Apostolos Trikalinos, a 59-year old garbage collector and a father of two.
"Let's not fool ourselves. They'll never give us anything back. I'm sorry for all the people who killed themselves because of austerity. How are we going to bring them back? How?"
The IMF acknowledged on Wednesday that it underestimated the damage done to Greece's economy from spending cuts and tax hikes imposed in a bailout, which was accompanied by one of the worst economic collapses ever experienced by a country in peacetime.
A report looking back on the bailout said the Fund veered from its own standards to overestimate how much debt Greece could bear, and should have pushed harder and sooner for private lenders to take a "haircut" to reduce Greece's debt burden.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras told reporters the acknowledgment justified his positions. He had criticized from the outset "what the IMF has called mistakes".
"And we have been correcting those mistakes over the past year," Samaras told reporters during a visit to Helsinki.
Greeks have seen their incomes plunge by about a third since the debt crisis erupted in 2009 and prompted Greece to seek two bailouts from the EU and the IMF. The unemployment rate has hit nearly 27 percent and suicide rates have soared. Worst hit have been the youth, nearly 60 percent of whom are unemployed.
"The IMF admits to the crime," the leftist Avgi newspaper declared on its front page. Top selling newspaper Ta Nea branded it an "admission of failure".
In the corridors of power, some officials suggested the admission could strengthen their hand in future talks with the IMF, European Union and European Central Bank, collectively known as the troika, on debt relief or new austerity measures.
"It is positive that the report recognizes that there were mistakes in Greece's program in the past and we hope that they will not be repeated in the future and then create the need for corrective action," a senior government official told Reuters.
For many Greek politicians who complained for years that they were forced to sign off on the bailouts under the threat of a chaotic default and euro zone exit, it was also a moment of vindication.
"The IMF report confirms and records the positions that we have repeatedly presented in public, which formed the basis of our arguments during tough negotiations with the IMF and the other two parties of the troika," former Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos told Reuters.
"There are many choices that we would have never made on our own, but we were obliged to take in order to avoid the worst."
Venizelos, who now leads the Socialist PASOK party in the ruling coalition, negotiated Greece's second bailout in 2012 after reluctantly backing the first bailout. His predecessor, George Papaconstantinou, who negotiated the first bailout in 2010, declined to comment.
Other former officials felt the Greek position was finally being given its due.
"I feel vindicated like most of the Greeks who felt that they have been punished more than they deserved by the troika", said Pantelis Kapsis, the government spokesman under the former technocrat Prime Minister Lucas Papademos's government.
All political parties - especially the leftist, anti-bailout front - are likely to claim victory from the IMF admitting it misjudged the impact of austerity on Greece's economy, but Samaras, in particular, could leverage it into a bargaining chip in future talks with EU and IMF, say analysts.
"It makes it easier for the Greek government to say 'slow down all on these measures' that have led to six years of recession and record high unemployment," said Theodore Couloumbis from the ELIAMEP foreign policy think-tank.
"It's like going to a doctor who's been treating you for cancer when you fundamentally had Parkinson's and the doctor says, 'I'm sorry.'"
The apology could also begin to heal the wounded pride and humiliation that Greeks felt from being portrayed as lazy, overpaid and living off the largesse of hard-working northern Europeans.
"The recognition of this mistake is part of the credibility which has been restored in the country and may become the starting point for Greeks to get part of what they have lost so far," said Dimitris Mavros, head of the MRB pollsters.
(Additional reporting by George Georgiopoulos and Karolina Tagaris; Writing by Deepa Babington; Editing by Peter Graff)
Yes, COSCO has taken over cargo operations at the Port of Piraeus very successfully, the most strategically positioned port in the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal, and now the Chinese are about to buy the recently completed Greek rail system which connects Piraeus to all of Europe.
The demise of Rotterdam and Northern European economies is just beginning.
The best payback ever.
The IMF has actually been right about Greece from day one.
The other message was supposed to be for countries with better ethical standards like UK and US.
Money printing hides the true problem with the case of Greece. Any normal person doing just a little bit of structural analysis know that Greece simply doesn't not have structural capacity to have a GDP per capita on the level of South Korea, higher than Taiwan and almost double Poland. I would say, their economy will shrink until either:
- their GPD per capita goes down to the real one (roughly about Poland if not even lower)
- their structural capacity improves.
Greeks do have cancer and they lied to the doctors.
IMF comment yesterday about Greece was extremely impulsive and counter-productive.
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Numbers Game: Heat 97, Rockets 88
by Ethan J. SkolnickNumbers of note from Miami's last home game of the regular season:
0: Games that LeBron James should play the remainder of the regular season. We get it. He likes to be on the court. And he's not bad out there. Now, after he closed another game without Dwyane Wade, give him the week off. Let Chris Bosh carry the burden in Boston, just to get back in some rhythm prior to the playoffs.
Plus-23: Miami with Mike Miller on the court. He struggled some with his shot (4-of-12) but, provided that he can stay healthy, his opportunistic rebounding (six) and playmaking will be a major plus.
38: Minutes for Norris Cole, playing in place of Mario Chalmers (flu). Cole did some good things when he got into the paint, but his shot-happy nature leaves him on the outside of the playoff rotation — unless Miami really needs a pace-changer.
5-for-5: Joel Anthony really prefers coming off the bench, doesn't he?
1: Magic number for the Knicks to secure the No. 7 seed. What's left? Clippers at home, Bobcats on the road.
10-of-13: Chandler Parsons can play a little. The Rockets collapsed down the stretch, and certainly could have used healthy stretch runs for Kyle Lowry and Kevin Martin. But they have some pieces to be players in the offseason trade market.
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To escape the Planet of Steps, Pogo must paint each of the 28 steps set colour on each of the 16 levels of what boils down to a Q*Bert-style game. On the first four levels he must only step on each square once to change its colour, after that this must be done twice. Trying to stop Pogo are a range of enemies including glass balls (which comes down from the top), scorpions (which move from side-to-side) and snakes (which pursue Pogo). There are flying saucers at the side of the screen - jump onto these to return to the top of the screen. After completing each level a bonus is awarded.Screenshots
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I used to have a rescued tarantula in a 10 gallon aquarium. It liked to eat crickets, grasshoppers, lots of insects. I didn't feed it mice, it didn't seem large enough anyway to eat mice, maybe it would have ate pinkies. I got it when my friends had been bit in their sleep and then it was in their house and they were either going to kill it or I had to take it, so I took it. Yes, reptile bark or rocks will do as substrate (aka bedding).


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- Using siege engines. Attackers could use catapults to hurl heavy stones at the walls of the castle. They could also use things like siege towers to get attackers up to the tops of the walls without being as exposed to enemy fire.
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During the Middle Ages, castles were very important military features. This meant that any conquering force had to be able to take a castle in order to dominate the area of the castle. Castles were generally taken through siege warfare. There were a number of tactics used in siege warfare. Among them were:
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Tranquil little S'Algar is the perfect place for a peaceful break and a stay at Las Palmeras will have you unwinding in no time. The swimming pool is a real beauty and a great place to mingle with other families and couples. You'll also be just a stone's throw away from S'Algar's sports area so there's plenty of action nearby if you want it.
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The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) currently accounts for over 40% of the total EU Budget. In spite of the vast amount of taxpayers' money involved, three quarters of the CAP budget continues to be spent without clear links to the delivery of public goods. In the UK alone, it is estimated that between EUR 1.3 – 3.8 billion (GBP 1 – 3 billion) a year is needed for environmental land management to pay for environmental policy commitments including biodiversity targets, Water Framework Directive requirements, climate change mitigation, and flood risk management. This is considerably more than the money currently available within the UK's CAP Budget that is currently spent on the environment, but is comparable to the amount paid in direct payments each year.
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By Olivia Collings | Monday, 7 May 2012
Lawyers are being urged to learn and promote the use of Dispute Resolution Boards (DRBs) on major projects by leading infrastructure specialists.
According to former NSW Treasurer and Premier, Nick Greiner, and current chairman of Infrastructure NSW DRBs are the most cost effective way of ensuring projects are delivered on time and on budget. "DRBs are focused not only on resolving the dispute but also preventing disputes," said Greiner. "The key to delivering a project on time and on budget is to stop issues from becoming full blown."
Speaking at the 12th International DRB Foundation Conference in Sydney on Friday, Greiner added that the capacity DRBs have to be proactively engaged with parties is tremendously important in dealing with issues when they arise, "so that they do not become a serious threat to the project".
There has been 30 DRBs established across more than A$11 billion worth of projects in Australia/New Zealand and not one of those DRBs have had a dispute go beyond the DRB to judicial proceedings, stated Greiner. "Only six of those 30 have had formal disputes decided by the DRB...It seems to me the strike record of DRBs in Australia speaks volumes for itself."
However, statistics gathered on the construction and building sector in 2006 showed that fewer than 40 percent of projects in Australia had a DRB. Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in particular have failed to utilise DRBs in Australia. "By and large, PPP projects have not used DRBs," said Greiner. "But I can see, given they have difficult structures, DRBs would be helpful. It would be interesting to look at PPPs and see whether a DRB could have made a difference in the success of PPPs."
Ron Finlay, lawyer and chief executive of Finlay Consulting, said that one of the main inhibitors to DRBs was lawyers who did not understand DRBs and hence were unable to sell them to their clients from the outset of a project. Clayton Utz partner and president of DRB Australia, Doug Jones, added that for many lawyers the concept of having no disputes "was bad for business".
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Syracuse University lacrosse attackman Tim Desko likely to miss another game due to knee injury
May 11, 2011, 7:00AM
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May 11, 2011, 6:00AM
Syracuse University softball pitcher Jenna Caira reached into her duffel bag on Tuesday afternoon and found some comfort. Her team was about to board a bus for a 13-hour ride to Louisville for the Big East Tournament. Caira, a junior, would rather leave behind her pillow, movies and snack stash than forget her SU cap. Her lucky lid is... Full story »
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A video by Post-Standard intern Ryan MacCammon will put you about as close to the racing action at Brewerton Speedway as you can get without being in a big-block modified. Australia's Peter Britten won his first modified race there Friday night. Check out the video here. Read racing columnist Doug Elkins' story here. Full story »
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May 10, 2011, 4:44PM
With entries slow to arrive, the deadline to register for the 55th Post-Standard Amateur has been extended to noon Friday. Only about 160 non-exempt players had submitted entries to play in one of three qualifiers by the original deadline of noon Tuesday, said tournament director Alan Seamans. In addition, only 16 exempt players, including past champions Luke Hobika and... Full story »
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Product Launch - US: MillerCoors' Smith & Forge Hard Cider
4 March 2014
MillerCoors has confirmed the launch of Smith & Forge hard cider in the US.
US: MillerCoors adopts nutrition labelling scheme with Miller64
21 February 2014
MillerCoors is increasing the amount of nutritional information it includes on its Miller64 brand in the US as part of new voluntary recommendations.
The just-drinks Interview - MillerCoors sales president Ed McBrien - Part I
18 February 2014
Last week, MillerCoors unveiled the biggest brand launch in its five-and-a-half year history: Miller Fortune, a beer designed to take on the spirits market. But, how will this strategy play out, and what else does the brewing JV have in store to rescue its flagging volumes? Here, in the first part of an exclusive two-part interview just-drinks deputy editor James Wilmore tackles the US firm's sales president, Ed McBrien.
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18 February 2014
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just On Call - Molson Coors to remain focussed on innovation - CEO
13 February 2014
Molson Coors' CEO has declared that innovation remains the company's "top priority" in 2014 as part of a bid to attract new drinkers.
Analysis - Light at the end of the tunnel for MillerCoors?
13 February 2014
MillerCoors' full-year results today (13 February) revealed how the JV is continuing to see a rebalancing of where it generates sales.
US: MillerCoors FY profits up, but sales flat as light beers suffer
13 February 2014
MillerCoors saw a strong performance from its "above premium" brands offset weakness among its premium light portfolio in 2013, while its full-year profits rose by single digits.
RUSSIA: SABMiller sees Russia struggle in 2013, upbeat on year ahead
11 February 2014
SABMiller has admitted to an unsatisfactory year for its partnership with Anadolu Efes in Russia, but maintains that 2014 offers reasons for optimism.
Product Launch - US: MillerCoors' Miller Fortune
10 February 2014
MillerCoors has launched a 6.9% abv golden lager aimed at stealing back share from the spirits category.
UK: Sport, music alcohol tie-ups under spotlight with new code
31 January 2014
Drinks companies that sponsor sport, music and cultural events in the UK will be monitored under a new industry code being introduced today (31 January).
NIGERIA: SABMiller unveils US$110m brewery upgrade
23 January 2014
SABMiller has started work on tripling production capacity at one of its Nigerian breweries as part of a US$110m investment.
Analysis - Will SABMiller go soft on its CSD interests?
22 January 2014
What does the future hold for SABMiller's soft drinks holdings?
Focus - SABMiller's Q3 Performance by Region
21 January 2014
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CHINA: Anheuser-Busch InBev silent on US$630m Ginsber deal rumours
15 January 2014
Anheuser-Busch InBev has declined to comment on reports it is set to acquire China's Ginsber Draft Beer Company for CNY3.8bn (US$630m).
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7 January 2014
How likely is it that Anheuser-Busch InBev will get out its chequebook in 2014? The brewer completed its US$20bn swoop for Mexico's Grupo Modelo last year, but one analyst believes its thirst for M&A – inside and outside of beer - remains high.
Focus - Graham Mackay, former SABMiller CEO - 1949-2013
19 December 2013
Graham Mackay, who died yesterday aged 64, leaves behind an impressive legacy at the company he joined 35 years ago, then called South African Breweries Ltd.
RUSSIA/TURKEY: Anadolu Efes to close Russian brewery
18 December 2013
Anadolu Efes has lined up the closure of one of its breweries in Russia, as the clampdown on alcohol abuse hits beer consumption in the country.
UK: Former SABMiller CEO Graham Mackay dies
18 December 2013
SABMiller has announced that its chairman and former CEO, Graham Mackay, has died.
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13 December 2013
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13 December 2013
The group behind the UK's 'Let There Be Beer' campaign has vowed to push on with its mission to "reignite" the category despite the setback of a high-profile TV ad being banned.
CANADA: SABMiller, Molson Coors delay court battle for talks
10 December 2013
Miller Brewing Company (MBC), SABMiller's Canadian unit, and Molson Coors have successfully delayed a court showdown between the two in a bid to reach a settlement.
US: MillerCoors gives original Miller Lite can a fresh outing
10 December 2013
MillerCoors is to release in the US an updated version of the original Miller Lite can that was first unveiled 40 years ago.
just On Call - Heineken eyes younger drinkers with "sexy" branding
5 December 2013
Heineken's CEO has said the company needs to make its brands "sexy" in Europe to attract younger drinkers as baby boomers disappear from the beer market.
Analysis - SABMiller set for slower developing markets growth
22 November 2013
An analyst has forecast "more normalised" growth in SABMiller's developing markets, the brewer's main source of profit.
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22 November 2013
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22 November 2013
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EUROPE: SABMiller to step up female focus - Europe MD
22 November 2013
Women drinkers offer an "opportunity and a threat" to SABMiller, according to the brewer's Europe chief.
just On Call: SABMiller CEO "fine" with China slowdown
21 November 2013
The head of SABMiller has said he has seen no slowdown in Africa, and shaken off concern over a slowdown in China.
Focus - SABMiller's H1 Performance by Region
21 November 2013
Today (21 November), SABMiller released its first-half results. Here's a closer look at the company's performance by region in the six months to the end of September.
UK: SABMiller looks to developing markets as H1 profits rise
21 November 2013
SABMiller has posted a half-year rise in profits, but net sales were nearly flat as "challenging" Europe and North America offset gains in Africa and Latin America.


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Arizona Cardinals rookie Nate Potter looks to be next in line
Nate Potter, a seventh round pick out of Boise State last April, finally got a shot as D'Anthony Batiste's replacement Sunday in Green Bay.
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt has said Potter "did real well" and impressed the coach.
Potter, who said he still needs to adjust to the speed of the NFL game as well as simply get stronger, just wants to keep improving.
"I've still got a lot of work to do," Potter said. "I'm glad I've improved, but you can't rest. Especially in this league you've got to keep getting better."
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The Real Deal: Changes coming to GED program
Updated: Wednesday, March 20 2013, 01:56 PM EDT
The GED program will be changing dramatically soon and if you're a high school graduate, you may think it doesn't impact you but it does -- because you're paying for it. Right now, our tax dollars pick up the cost of the test for those trying to earn a GED and new changes at the federal level will double the bill.
Jasmine Slade has two kids and one on the way and that's exactly why she's focused on getting her GED. "I don't want to have people help me, I want to provide for my family and not depend on other people, as far as taking care of my children, I wanna be the best parent I can be," she says. Slade is taking adult learning classes through Capital Region BOCES until she's ready to take the test, hopefully that will be before the end of next year.
"We really encourage folks who've passed part of the GED, if they have a section or two left, we encourage them to try and get through it now because if it's after January 2014, the expectation is that they'll have to start all over again," says Kim Brizzell, the principal of Capital Region BOCES.
The test is changing. The GED Testing Service, which has administered the GED for years is revamping the test to ensure that those who pass it will truly be ready for college-level coursework. The price will double, the exam itself will be tougher and it'll have to be taken on the computer. "Our hope is that everyone does make it through (before 2014) or get as many students through as we can before the changes are put forth," Brizzell says.
About 50,000 New Yorkers take the GED each year. New York is one of just three states that picks up the bill for both the prep classes and the test. This year's state budget allocated roughly $2.5 million to cover GED expenses, if New York goes along with the new changes, that amount would need to be bumped up to $6 million.
The New York State Board of Regents will meet on Monday to discuss its options. It is possible the board will decide to come up with a high school equivalency test of its own but it would be quite and undertaking as it'll have to ensure colleges and universities will accept it from students who want to further their education.
Whatever the State Education Department and Board of Regents decide, the changes won't be implemented until January 2014, so if you've been thinking about going for your GED, "don't think about it, just do it, that's how I see it. Three kids is a lot to me, especially not having my education, my advice to other moms is to just get up and do it, you never know what the outcome might be if you don't try, Slade says.
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Towards a socially responsible management control system
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Gala Steakhouse and Bistro
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All heads turned up on the 4:15 p.m. Seattle-Bremerton ferry Wednesday when the seagulls got a little company.
Ron Van Hollebeke of Bremerton joined the birds following the ferry Sealth. He glided alongside on a blue, black and yellow parasail. A smaller boat anchored Van Hollebeke.
Wearing a black business suit and clutching a briefcase, he waved to family and friends who watched from the deck about 100 yards away.
"He is full steam ahead," said Karen Ashcraft, who works in the Seattle Pebsco office with him. "He'll almost beat us to Bremerton if he keeps this up."
The ride lasted 15 minutes before the Parasail Pier 57 boat turned around and headed back toward Seattle.
That was long enough to make his wife, JoAnne, happy. She bought the "unusual" ride for her husband as a birthday present. He turned 62 Sunday.
"This is his first and probably his last time," she said.
The Van Hollebekes tried to stage the stunt last week, but the parasail dragged in the water and the ferry left without him.
The time between the attempts gave Van Hollebeke a chance to settle his nerves.
Last week he walked around the office as if it were his last day on earth, Ashcraft said. "Today, it was, 'We'll see you tomorrow.' "
Van Hollebeke's no stranger to the air. He started flying small aircraft in 1957 but quit a couple of years ago after one too many close calls, his wife said.
The Italian briefcase he carried was a souvenir of one of those doomed flights.
In January 1962 Van Hollebeke and a business associate were flying to a meeting when the plane he was piloting crashed into waters near Bellingham, less than 50 feet from the shore. He escaped from the aircraft after it had filled with water. The briefcase also made its way to shore.
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Ciao, Hola! Have you ever considered knowing more about study abroad opportunities in Italy, Spain, or another country? On Friday, September 17, the Geneva College Crossroads office will hold the annual Off-Campus Study Fair. It will be held in the Benedum Room of Alexander Hall at Geneva's campus during lunch and dinner hours. Ann Burkhead, Crossroads/International Studies Services Director says, "The students will be able to talk to representatives of many of our study abroad providers. Not only will the students receive information but the U.S. Post Office will be there to take applications for passports." Something new this year is that students will receive a replica of a passport as they enter the Benedum room. By visiting every station the students will receive a stamp from each representative, and at the end be eligible for a prize. "For students who are thinking about studying abroad but just don't know where to go, the Off-Campus Study Fair will definitely help with the decision making process," says Burkhead. The fair will also include opportunities for internships around the world for students who are looking for a work experience. Geneva College offers a diverse selection of study abroad programs including semesters in Spain, Scotland, Rome and many more. Representatives from LCC International University, BestSemester, Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Arcadia University will be present at the event as well. Geneva College is a comprehensive Christian college of the arts, sciences and professional studies. Founded in the tradition of the Reformed Christian faith, Geneva prepares students to serve Christ in all areas of society: work, family and the church. Geneva College's philosophy of education is based on the Foundational Concepts of Christian Higher Education. Geneva is a founding member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU). |
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What an interesting biography, Stan! Never been to Australia, but would love to make it out there someday. Were you a volunteer firefighter during those terrible forest fires in Australia a while back? From what I saw on the news, it was frightening to say the least. I lived in Alaska for a while and we experience some pretty awful ones in the summer, so I can't imagine what it must have been like for you.
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Nice to meet you, Trent. Looks like you've traveled around a lot. There's nothing I love more than taking my car on a road trip of the states, but I've only driven through Canada a few times and that was to go to Vancouver B.C. My favorite road trip was from Seattle to San Diego along Highway 101.
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