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Its just the one image were getting for now: the full reveal will come next week on the eve of the Paris Motor Show (from 20:30 CEST on the 26th). Jaguars simply confirming for now that its all-new two-seater sports car will be there.
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Note the bodykit on the red car, too do the prominent side sills and crease line indicate this is the 5.0-litre supercharged car, instead of the 3.0-litre supercharged alternatives? Indeed, are all three variants shown here 335hp 3.0 S/C on the left and 3.0 S/C 375 on the right?
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If my fortune lust has taught me anything in the last few days, it's been that there is more happiness and beauty in pondering all the ways I would give, rather than keep/do for myself with that kind of money. And I can't help, but to get emotional. I think about my family in Brazil. I think about my mom's seven brothers and sisters and all their children and grandchildren-my many, many cousins. I think about how their country only dreams of coming to the U.S.--not to live, just to visit, just to put their feet on a Hollywood star on the sidewalk, or meet Mickey Mouse, or cruise through Malibu, or travel to the top of the Empire State Building, or go to an American concert. I think about all the extravagant ideas that pop culture has fed their souls about America, and I understand their longing to see this infamous place I've been blessed to be born in and call my home, even though... the lives they live, however less glamorous, is just as blessed and filled with happiness and love as my own... if not more. And still, I think about giving ALL of them the opportunity to come here, even if only for a short while, just so they can satisfy that burning desire to see this country for themselves. More importantly, I would give them all the opportunities I have here that I consistently take for granted. Education being one of them. I would give each and every one of my cousins the opportunity to learn, to go to college. To not work seventy hours a week in a little food store so that they can feed my aunts and uncles and their siblings. I would give them the opportunity to finish high school instead, to enjoy days off, even though they carry on with joy and happiness regardless of the seemingly rough cycles they're in.. I would give them these things. Because they've given me so much. They've given me a shade of humbleness that has stuck with me my whole life, and though I continue to be humbled in many ways, it always starts and finishes with my family in Brazil.
I would give my mother a house. A big, beautiful house. Cliche, I know... but mamas love their houses. More than that, I would give my mom the opportunity to finish school. Once and for all. Sometimes I can't help but to feel guilty. I feel guilty that my mom has sacrificed so much in order to raise me and my sisters and brother. Still, she continues to work so hard to provide. I feel guilty when I think about all these dreams of mine I'm chasing, the youth I still encompass, the freedom I have to go and do whatever I want still. It's hard to really celebrate these things sometimes when I hear my mom coming in through the front door early every morning. Seven a.m. she walks in from another twelve hour graveyard shift at the hospital, where she works not as an RN, but as a nursing assistant. To be an RN is her dream. She has been working towards such a degree for over twenty years now, been admitted to the nursing program twice. The first time, almost nearly passed (having English as your second language, a few learning disabilities and a family to take care of can make nursing school a bit of a challenge), the second time, dropped out because my step-dad got laid off and she had no choice but to quit so she could support all of us financially (in that, put me through college), and now, the thought of her returning to school seems so distant. She sounds so defeated whenever I bring it up, like it was something she tried to do a couple of times and couldn't get thru. The only way she could ever go back is if she didn't have a family to support, if she had more time and money to just sit down and dedicate her time to it completely. Some mornings, my mother's entrance is louder than usual. It's louder because she's arguing with my stepdad. About money. It's always about money. I hear her say things that sometimes don't sound fair. But I quietly forgive her for it, as I'm sure my Step-dad does the same. She's just exhausted. The little Brazilian mama's life has been long and the hard work has never stopped. I can't help but to look at her sometimes, even in those moments when she is happy and smiling, and wonder, "Is she ok?" And I get sad thinking she's not. I get sad thinking about all the things my mom has given up, in order to raise a family. And I wonder if she regrets it. The answer is no probably, but still, if I won millions of dollars, I would give my mom her very own dream kitchen where she could have her cake AND eat it too. And also, I would take her to Italy.
My dad. To him, I would give retirement. The man is turning 70 this year. For an old papa, he's in great shape, but I think it's time for him to kick back and relax. Once and for all. Maybe in Panama. My dad is a man that has truly LIVED. He has worked hard and played hard, worked harder, and now I think it's time for him to play again. To celebrate and to reflect. My soul is a well-fed soul thanks to that man, and I don't even know where to begin in showing him how unbelievably thankful I am to call him my father. My dad has taught me that life is beautiful, a gift...that is meant to be enjoyed. He has taught me to fill it with love and adventure, to do everything I possibly can, so that I may never look back in regret. I know that this is how he has lived his own life, and all I can do is sit back in awe and wonder of how he so brilliantly pulled it off for himself. I see him reflecting already, and it's a beautiful thing. Bittersweet, really. It's hard to swallow the inevitable fact I won't have him forever, that someday, maybe sooner than I'd like to admit, he will go. I don't like to think about this. But I do, and until that time comes, I'd like him to relax. To enjoy a series of lobster dinners, a marathon of Van Damme movies (his favorite) and perhaps even go on one last lifetime adventure with me, my sisters, and my step-mom. He'd like that. And I would too. If you're reading this, Dad. I love you. So very much. If I won the lottery, I'd take us all to Panama. We'd leave on Monday.
And my dear sisters. My dear beautiful sisters. What I wouldn't give to them??? To Michelle- I would give her a little home in LA, with the best agent and all the tools and head shots she needed to pursue her acting career whole-heartidly, without any financial stress. The girl has been through hell and back already at only 22 years old, much like my dad, she's been LIVING her life, and still she has many dreams yet to chase. I'd give her all the tools needed for success, knowing that even without those tools, she'd be fine. Because she's a go-getter, a determined girl with a big heart, and financial smarts that I will never personally know myself. And still, I think she'd be down with some free rent. And a shopping spree at Free People. To Shannon- I'd give her a home too. Post Edit: And really whatever she wants. In my original posting, I followed up the house with a couple of others things. One in which was meant to be endearing, and the other, in which was meant to be encouraging. In so many words, I was trying to be funny and loving. I was trying to make it a point how much I believe in my little sister and really want her to chase her dreams in every way possible. Somehow it did not translate that way...heh, at all. Perhaps my writing is not always as clear as I like to think it is, because I really meant no harm here, just love. To you, Shannon, I would really give you whatever money could buy. Without money, you already have all my love, all my support, and always, always my forgiveness..... even when you return misinterpretations made with hateful words that are harsh and deliberately mean. I forgive you. I'm sorry I hurt you. And I hope you can forgive me. P.S. The Sobel sisters would also most likely do a Eurotrip. It's something we talk about all the time. A winning lotto ticket would certainly cater to that.
To my sweet brother Brandon, I'd give a car. Box seat tickets to the Dodgers. College completely paid for. And all the burritos and fro-yo a teenage eating monster could ever dream of. I'd give him his own room in my New York apartment so he could always come visit and have a space of his own.
To the world, I would give. My biggest dream in this little life of mine is to see the world. And see it I would. I'd use my winnings not just to finance my traveling, but to do great things in all the places I travel to. To support the building of schools and communities, to get my own hands in the dirt and mud and help strengthen organizations and programs assembled for those in need. I know I will do this in my life anyway, but if I were to win the lottery, I would do these things in an even BIGGER way. That goes with out saying.
If I won five hundred and sixty million dollars, there's tons of things I'd wanna give to myself, sure. But one thing's for sure. I'd never stop working. Of course, I'd take time to enjoy my life, go to these places with my family that I often daydream about, but I think I'd put a a huge bulk of the money into humanitarian work, and the rest away in the bank. I would never think to myself, "Wow, I have so much money now. I'll never have to work another day in my life!" To me, life IS all about working. Your life's work is what makes you who you are, and the harder you work, the stronger your character is. I am happy that things haven't been handed to me easily in this life, that I have had to work hard, that I know the sweetness that comes in earning my share. Money doesn't buy happiness. The only appealing thing to me that money does buy is comfort. A more comfortable platform for me to continue working upon. With or without five hundred and sixty million dollars, I'm still going to work hard for the things I want. At the end of the day it's not the money I want.. it's the fulfillment. Fulfillment from saying, look, I wrote this published book. Look, I wrote this produced play. Look, I designed and built this home. Look, I built this restaurant from scratch, and I've created a workspace that is filled with love-look, how every person here is happy to be here. Look, I've raised this family. Look, I've work hard, doing every thing that I love and I've never stopped.
If I won five hundred and sixty millions dollars, I'd be happier giving that money than spending it on myself. Because honestly, everything I have described in the paragraph above, are things I set out to do no matter what. In writing this, I've come to realize that accomplishing all those dreams of mine would be most fulfilling without any"comfortable" platform that millions of dollars could provide.
With all of the being said, am I still going to play? Heck yeah, I am! The chances of winning are so astronomically small, but marking those little tickets is fun. Pretending that some numbers stand out greater than others yelling, "mark me! I'm one of the magical numbers", is a sportive experience.There is excitement there. There is wonder. There is hope. There is thought processes that I have only begun to describe here in this little blog post of mine. At the end of the day, the numbers will be called, and will I win? Chances are, no. And on I will carry. On with my waiting tables. On with paying my debt. On with moving to New York. On with eating. On with running. On with breathing. On with living this ever-so blessed life of mine that exists with an on-going average of $500 in my checking account at any given time. This is my life, and by the grace of God, it goes on.
And still-----the purchasing of that ticket, does give me a chance. If that chance were to be in my favor, well, for one, I'd shit my pants. For two, I'd definitely give all of you a piece of the pie. Yes, you my lovely readers! I know we've only known each other for like five minutes, but I love you still. Meg- I'd get you and your honeys a lifetime supply of bacon. Plus a trip to California part deux where we would have lunch somewhere fancy. Or maybe not fancy, but we'd order the entire menu. Twice. Sarah-I'd get you the means to get to New York. And we'd give our regards to Broadway, in person, and in style. To everyone else, I'd throw a huge blogger party, in which you'd all obviously be invited and we'd have someone ridiculous and hot like Justin Timberlake be the entertainment. Or whoever. You choose. I would elaborate further on how wicked this party would be and all the crazy festivities it would hold, but alas, I'm feeling pretty emotionally and mentally spent at this point. Also, I gatta go play the lotto now. The jack pot is at $540 mill. Have you heard?
What would you do if you won the lottery?
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I should have bought a lotto ticket haha but I heard 3 people won already?
I love how much good you would do with the money! If I won, I'd probably never work again lol okay, that's not true. But I would give to charities, help out my dad and aunts/uncles with their debt, and then save the rest. Man, it would be crazy!
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Born on August 2, 1924, in New York City, James Baldwin published the 1953 novel Go Tell It on the Mountain, going on to garner acclaim for his insights on race, spirituality and humanity. Other novels included Giovanni's Room, Another Country and Just Above My Head as well as essay works like Notes of a Native Son and The Fire Next Time. Having lived in France, he died on December 1, 1987 in Saint-Paul de Vence.
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Writer and playwright James Baldwin was born August 2, 1924, in Harlem, New York. One of the 20th century's greatest writers, Baldwin broke new literary ground with the exploration of racial and social issues in his many works. He was especially well known for his essays on the black experience in America.
Baldwin was born to a young single mother, Emma Jones, at Harlem Hospital. She reportedly never told him the name of his biological father. Jones married a Baptist minister named David Baldwin when James was about three years old. Despite their strained relationship, he followed in his stepfather's footsteps—who he always referred to as his father—during his early teen years. He served as a youth minister in a Harlem Pentecostal church from the ages of 14 to 16.
Baldwin developed a passion for reading at an early age, and demonstrated a gift for writing during his school years. He attended DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, where he worked on the school's magazine with future famous photographer Richard Avedon. He published numerous poems, short stories, and plays in the magazine, and his early work showed an understanding for sophisticated literary devices in a writer of such a young age.
After graduating high school in 1942, he had to put his plans for college on hold to help support his family, which included seven younger children. He took whatever work he could find, including laying railroad track for the U.S. Army in New Jersey. During this time, Baldwin frequently encountered discrimination, being turned away from restaurants, bars, and other establishments because he was African-American. After being fired from the New Jersey job, Baldwin sought other work and struggled to make ends meet.
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On July 29, 1943, Baldwin lost his father—and gained his eighth sibling the same day. He soon moved to Greenwich Village, a New York City neighborhood popular with artists and writers. Devoting himself to writing a novel, Baldwin took odd jobs to support himself. He befriended writer Richard Wright, and through Wright he was able to land a fellowship in 1945 to cover his expenses. Baldwin started getting essays and short stories published in such national periodicals as The Nation, Partisan Review, and Commentary.
Three years later, Baldwin made a dramatic change in his life, and moved to Paris on another fellowship. The shift in location freed Baldwin to write more about his personal and racial background. "Once I found myself on the other side of the ocean, I see where I came from very clearly...I am the grandson of a slave, and I am writer.
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BMW Concept 4 Series Coupe makes world premiere
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January 17, 2013
BMW's Concept 4 Series Coupe has made its world premiere at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit. The fourth generation of the company's mid-range coupe line presents a slightly larger version of the earlier Series 3 that, according to BMW, has "greater sportiness, greater exclusivity and even clearer differentiation from the BMW 3 Series range."
BMW's unveiling in Detroit was one where the emphasis was entirely on style. Without any details on engine or performance, it was somewhat of an exercise in sizzle and no steak. That being said, the Series 4 shows a good deal of originality while retaining the BMW identity. At 2,810 mm (110.6 in), its wheelbase is 50 mm (1.9 in) longer than the BMW 3 Series. In addition to the longer wheelbase, there's a long sweeping bonnet and set-back passenger compartment.
The nicely balanced kidney grille and twin circular headlights still mark this as a BMW, but there's also a dollop of aerodynamics that indicate that something is definitely going on under the bonnet.
The kidney grille is closed off and the areas between the grille slats are blanked off by dark surfaces. There are also large air intakes in the front apron that BMW say are part of its Air Curtain feature that channels the incoming air around the outside of the wheels to improve fuel consumption. This works in tandem with BMW's Air Curtain designed to reduce air drag around the wheels.
Though engine specifications remain hidden for now, if the Series 4 is in the neighborhood of the 3 Series, we can expect a two-liter engine putting out somewhere around 240 bhp (179 kW).
No release date or price for the Series 4 has been announced.
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Id drive this, beats the 3 class anytime, love to rent & maybe own.
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I have converted both a WinHelp Project (hpj) and a WinHelp file (hlp) to RH 9, and I cannot figure out how to get the TOC to apear as I would like. My goal is to have the Chapter Titles from the FrameMaker book file appear in the help file TOC, like this:
When I converted the hpj, I auto-created the TOC, and got a list of what appears to be every level heading in the book, with the ? icon for all topics. When I converted the HLP, the TOC appearance was closer to what I was expecting, but instead of using the chapter titles, it used what appears to be the rtf file names, instead of the chapter titles.
The original winhelp files were built using WebWorks Pro, from FrameMaker 7 book files. I have TCS 3.5, but have not converted the help book file over yet, for reasons waaaaaay too complicated to go into here.
Can somebody steer me in the right direction?
Well, if you don't want to go the route of TCS, then you're left with manually messing around with the ToC in RH. Not sure what answer you expected. You say you've got a ToC with too much stuff - start pruning the ToC and moving stuff around. There's not necessarily any relation to the structure of your ToC and your topics in your project.
BTW - going the TCS route is fairly easy
It is not a matter of not wanting to go the route of TCS, it is that the product I am writing for needs to have the help files in a format not supported by RH9. I have to keep my Frame files in FM7 in order to generate the required output via the archaic WebWorks Pro. I am working with RH to develop a compatible output so that I can move forward with the TCS migration.
As a new RH user, I was looking for advice on a potential setting (that I'm not yet aware of) that would allow only specific levels of headings to be included in the TOC.
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Do I understand correctly that you want to use the Auto Create TOC option from within RH?
If so, that TOC is based on topics and folders in your Project Manager. If you want to change how it creates that TOC, you need to rearrange your content within the Project Manager, and add/remove folders as needed.
That's how it works for me. Using the default WebHelp settings, when I import a FrameMaker project, only the headings in the "Included" list in the Set Up Table of Contents dialog in FrameMaker show up in the TOC of the generated WebHelp. In RoboHelp, the FrameMaker Document Settings dialog has Convert FrameMaker Table of Contents checked and "Create new associated TOC" selected.


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Languages at St. John's
In the language tutorial, students examine
the relation between language and thought—
and the many ways of using language.
To achieve this, they study two foreign
languages: Greek in the first two years and
French in years three and four. In addition
to the rewards intrinsic to learning these
languages, students gain facility in the
precise and effective use of English as the
differences and similarities between the
languages are brought into focus.
The study of ancient Greek in the
first year goes especially well with freshman
seminar readings inHomer and Plato, among
other classical authors, as well as with the
study of earlymathematicians such as Euclid
and Ptolemy. Portions of some seminar works
are read in the original by students, illuminat-
ing subtleties ofmeaning easy to overlook
inEnglish translations. Furthermore, as
students sharpen their attentiveness towords
through the language tutorial, they increase
their competence in the skills of grammar,
rhetoric, and logic that give words power—
which in turn serves to enhance their powers
of argument in seminar.
Intensive study of French likewise
extends student capabilities. In tutorial,
students may spend a half-hour discussing
how to translate a single sentence of French
prose; that half-hour could have far reaching
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Two researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology-Petar Kormushev and Sylvain Calinon-taught a robot the technique. The robot needs to hold its hand stiff to throw the pancake in the air and then flex the hand so it can catch the pancake without having it bounced off the pan. Initially, one of the researchers holds the robot's arm to show it how it is done, after which the robot tries it.
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The restaurant offers a diverse dining experience with sushi bar, teppanyaki counter and private tatami rooms. With the city's finest Japanese cuisine set in a refined cosmopolitan setting, Inagiku defines the art of Japanese dining.
Chef Hikawa brings his art to your table.
Signature dishes from our experienced chef, crafted with meticulous attention to every detail and presented to your table.
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Lunch 11.30am - 2.30pm Dinner 6.30pm - 10.30pm
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Inagiku accommodates both smoking and non-smoking guests.


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Tuesday Trivia at Side Street Tavern
Organized by Ryan SwanTrivia starts at 8:00, but make sure to get in early for a chance to get a table and meet people. Drinks at East Burn afterwards!
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School and Teacher Programs
Contemporary artist Titus Kaphar's work provides an important opportunity for students to examine the intersections between art, history, identity and race. In conjunction with the exhibition Titus Kaphar: History in the Making at SAM Downtown, Kaphar will discuss how his work revisits and comments on the ways United States and European history is shown, referenced, taught, subscribed to and manufactured. The artist's work will allow you and your students to ask challenging questions about this nation's complicated history and the way we envision it. Recommended for high school teachers. Workshop participants receive teaching materials, four Washington State Clock Hours and lunch.
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C'mon guys…3 weeks this has been an issue now, even paypal works faster then that. I would be happy to use the other payment gateway, unfortunately they don't allow transactions from certain states in the U.S….SWEEET! The sad part is everyone on this thread is trying to give you money, and that does not seem to matter to anyone here. Let's get this resolved asap, or we can just contact the authors directly and ask them to sell it to us….I imagine they would not mind, since they would not have your cut being taking out.
Thanks and sorry for the frustration, but by judging on how many pages of reply's you have I am not the only one.
We've now tried three different credit cards issued in three different countries including the US, the UK and Peru. All with the same result… online the order looks like it goes through, but no emails are received, no funds are added to the account and nothing is charged to the cards. The best technical support at Envato has been able to do (in weeks now) is point us to this post. I'm not sure how wide spread this problem really is… or if we even have the same problem that everyone else is experiencing. Tech support at Envato, doesn't seem to have much to say about it. Except that it's PayPal's fault and problem. When actually it's a big problem the developers, and of course for the buyers, who now can't find the products they've already sold to clients, elsewhere online. Maybe it's a lesson to the developers… to not have all their eggs in one basket. After all it's your products we're after, not Envato's.
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- Was featured in a podcast
- Attended a Community Meetup
- Author had a Free File of the Month
- Bought between 50 and 99 items
- Repeatedly Helped protect Envato Marketplaces against copyright violations
- Has been a member for 5-6 years
- Contributed a Tutorial to a Tuts+ Site
- Contributed a Blog Post
Hi All,
We're painfully aware of the issue. I sincerely apologize for the frustrations caused. I know that, quite frankly, it sucks for everyone.
As soon as we have news or updates we will post them to this thread.
From all of the questions and answers, back and forth, we're still not even sure we have the same problem being discussed here. We're not receiving any errors when trying to buy… to the contrary, everything online looks as though we have made a purchase, but then nothing else happens.
Can you please confirm that what we are experiencing is part of the same problem? We've had no luck in doing this all along and have only been referred here… even though, from what we can tell, we're not really are experiencing the same problem.
Thanks for the update !!!
I was scheduled for withdrawal via PayPal on August 15th, and received nothing so far. Is this still PayPal's issue?
15th was Saturday, so I think you should receive your payment today..
butterflymedia said
I was scheduled for withdrawal via PayPal on August 15th, and received nothing so far. Is this still PayPal's issue?
That's what I thought about, too. I just thought these PayPal issues might be related.
Thanks for your answer.
Vlastofka said
15th was Saturday, so I think you should receive your payment today..butterflymedia said
I was scheduled for withdrawal via PayPal on August 15th, and received nothing so far. Is this still PayPal's issue?
If you posted in the right thread… :) http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/withdrawal-problem-/75254
I had the same issues when buying from my pc, but try from my iphone and was able to purchase the template, so for those who need to buy do it from a mobile, it will work.


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SIOUX FALLS - Erin Dudley's win at sixth-flight singles lifted Aberdeen Roncalli to a 5-4 win over Sioux Falls Washington and a sweep of its duals against Washington, Sioux Falls Lincoln and Vermillion on Thursday.
The three wins boosted Roncalli's season dual record to 20-3, a new school record for wins in a season. The total eclipsed last year's mark of 17 victories.
Dudley defeated Elaina Stanley 6-3, 6-4 to cap a wild match with the Warriors. The teams played doubles first where Central won two of three matches, going to tie-breakers to win flights two and three. The teams then split six singles matches.
Dudley had a really good (singles) match, said Roncalli coach Megan Barnett. For the most part, she was playing aggressively, trying to get to every ball.
Barnett said the Warriors are a good team, and was happy the Cavaliers were able to compete with them.
Against Lincoln, Dudley was involved in a pair of tie-breaker matches, defeating Ana VanRoekel in singles and winning at doubles with partner Gaby Imbery.
Lincoln had some younger players, and really hit the ball well, said Barnett. They will have some good players in the future.
Finishing the regular season on a strong note, plus establishing a new standard for season wins made for a happy group of girls, said Barnett.
The girls are pretty excited about it, she said.
Roncalli will be in action again Oct. 4-6 at the state tournament in Rapid City.
Aberdeen Roncalli 9, Vermillion 0
Morgan Gunderson, AR, def. Abby Weis, 6-1-6-1.
Kaylyn Deiter, AR, def. Libby Sykes, 6-2, 6-1.
Tage Hanson, AR, def. Audrey Miller, 6-1, 6-1.
Erica Carrels, AR, def. Alex Rosdail, 6-1, 6-1.
Gaby Imbery, AR, def. Brandi Styles, 6-1, 6-1.
Erin Dudley, AR, def. Kirstyn Bohn, 6-1, 6-1.
Gunderson-Deiter, AR, def. Weis-Sykes, 6-1, 6-1.