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2008 RAWR Cup Title Series Spring Tournament
By Billiard
Special note: Each State of the Game presents the opinions and insights of one game observer. These observations are personal in nature and do not reflect the opinions of ArenaNet. While ArenaNet does review each State of the Game article to assure that it offers content that is respectful of all players, we intend to allow our reporters the freedom to inject some personal opinion into descriptions of the current atmosphere of competitive play in Guild Wars, and to express views based on their experience and observation.
2008 RAWR Cup – The Sequel
Last December Rebel Rising [rawr], in conjunction with GuildCafe, kicked off the 2008 RAWR Cup Title Series with the highly successful 2008 RAWR Cup Inaugural Tournament, and promised that there would be more to come. On April 5, [rawr] and GuildCafe kept their promise with the second tournament of the series. Like the previous tournament, this edition of the RAWR Cup adapted ArenaNet's monthly Automatic Tournament (mAT) system, plus added additional sponsorship and prize support from KillerNIC.
The RAWR Cup series has been a great boon to the PvP community, coming along as the monthly Automated Tournaments hosted by ArenaNet will soon transition to offering in-game prizes. ArenaNet has offered to help facilitate third-party sponsored tournaments such as the RAWR Cup, so players can continue winning real world prizes. In fact, ArenaNet is looking forward to such tournaments, and plans to dedicate the needed developer time for each event, as long as the sponsors have enough prize support and infrastructure.
Similar to ArenaNet's own mATs, the RAWR Cup provides real world prizes and reward points to the winners. In this case, the guild winning the elite Dragon Division won KillerTM M1 Gaming Network Cards with an MSRP of $279.99 each. The guild winning the middle Phoenix Division took home Logitech G9 laser gaming mice. The winner of the Tiger Division (formally the Titan Division), received Logitech ClearChat Pro headsets. Finalists for all three divisions were awarded special mini-pet key codes provided by ArenaNet, and many participants earned tournament reward points.
As with the previous RAWR Cup, the qualifying requirements were simple. Team members first had to register on GuildCafe. When six or more signed up, the registration form for the tournament appeared on their GuildCafe guild page. Once registered, guild leaders got an access key via the GuildCafe messaging system. They could then use the key to get the tokens needed for their team to play in the tournament, which used the Guild Wars mAT format. Entering the tournament was free and required no tournament qualifying points. This made it easier for teams to enter the RAWR Cup than the mATs. However, team members were still required to meet time requirements in the guild similar to the mAT system.
While the previous RAWR Cup was administered primarily by Rebel Rising [rawr] members, [rawr] and Guild Café wanted to turn this edition of the RAWR Cup into more of a community run event, and thus formed a special Guild Café Tournament Committee (GCTC). In addition to Rebel Rising [rawr] members Three Pounds, Awowa, Scotty, and Ekelon, the GCTC included me (Billiard), Sinister Fantasy from Team Love [kiSu], Joe Hostile from The Best Guild In The Game [Best], and ArenaNet's Andrew Patrick from Zealots of Shiverpeak [ZoS].
The RAWR Cup divided the participating guilds into three divisions, and allowed teams to select which division they wished to compete in, with fairly basic guidelines for who should compete in each:
Dragon Division: expert players with high levels of GvG experience. Phoenix Division: intermediate players with average GvG experience. Tiger Division: players with little to no GvG experience.
Dragon Division: expert players with high levels of GvG experience.
Phoenix Division: intermediate players with average GvG experience.
Tiger Division: players with little to no GvG experience.
These loose guidelines were a change from the previous tournament, where division lines were drawn between teams ranked in the top 100, those ranked 100 to 500, and those ranked higher than 500. In all, 102 guilds registered online for the RAWR Cup, 30 more than the previous edition. Sixteen teams registered for the Dragon Division (compared to 18 previously), 26 for Phoenix (21 previously), and 60 for Tiger (33 previously).
Several teams accidentally registered for the wrong division, but were able to resign and re-register for the proper one. Teams in the Dragon Division ranged in ranking from number one [uF] to number 5,000+ [Best]. Guilds in the Phoenix Division ranged from number 58 [mAT] to number 927 [XoO]. Teams in the Tiger Division ranged from number 201 [MtM] to the unranked [WoT].
In addition to the GvG competition, this RAWR Cup also included events for non-PvP players. These were weekly screenshot competitions, followed by a Guild Wars character art contest. The weekly contests included:
Winners of the weekly contests were awarded a special mini-pet product key code provided by ArenaNet for the RAWR Cup. The winner of the portrait contest was given the Grand Prize of a Wacomm Tablet for creating an original work of art. Additional mini-pet keys were also given away to players via random drawings.
Winners and Finalists (ladder ranking)
Dragon Division 1st Place: (#6) Dark Alley 2nd Place: (#2) Rebel Rising 3rd Place: (#36) Seppo Hovi Action Team 4th Place: (#18) Epic Failing Europeans Phoenix Division 1st Place: (#58) The Last Attempt 2nd Place: (#104) Flowers Of Happiness 3rd Place: (#161) Pff We Are In 4th Place: (#152) Team Chaos Theory Tiger Division 1st Place: (#390) Easter Eggs 2nd Place: (#370) Reverse Psychology 3rd Place: (#201) Minutes To Midnight 4th Place: (#638) Forgotten Myth
Dragon Division 1st Place: (#6) Dark Alley 2nd Place: (#2) Rebel Rising 3rd Place: (#36) Seppo Hovi Action Team 4th Place: (#18) Epic Failing Europeans
Phoenix Division 1st Place: (#58) The Last Attempt 2nd Place: (#104) Flowers Of Happiness 3rd Place: (#161) Pff We Are In 4th Place: (#152) Team Chaos Theory
Tiger Division 1st Place: (#390) Easter Eggs 2nd Place: (#370) Reverse Psychology 3rd Place: (#201) Minutes To Midnight 4th Place: (#638) Forgotten Myth
Division Finals
Tiger Division
Easter Eggs [EE] defeated Reverse Psychology [rev] to claim the top prize in the Tiger Division, winning Logitech gaming headsets. [rev] ran a W/E Shock Axe, a W/Rit Coward Sword, an R/Mo with Burning Arrow, an E/Me with Blinding Surge and Hexbreaker, an Me/Rit with Energy Surge, two Mo/E Monks (Word of Healing and Restore Condition), and a Rit/A Runner. [EE] countered with a W/E and W/Rit that were both Axe, an R/Mo with Crippling Shot, an E/Mo with Blinding Surge and Draw Conditions, and a Mesmer, two Monks, and a runner similar to [rev].
The match was played on the Isle of Meditation. [rev] split the Sword Warrior, Ranger, and runner from the start. [EE] responded with a Warrior, Ranger, and runner of their own. Both teams, split 5/3, fought to a stalemate. Eventually [EE] fell out of the upper flagstand box and joined their main team to try and collapse on the smaller enemy team.
In response, [rev] sent their Warrior and runner to the main stand as well, leaving the Ranger to finish off [EE]'s upper NPCs. The pressure of [EE]'s full team was too much for [rev] without their Ranger, however. They started dying until, at the midpoint of the match, [rev] retreated back to their lower gate. They made several flag pushes from that point until VoD, but suffered multiple deaths for their trouble. While [rev] managed to maintain control of the upper fireball stand the entire match, [EE] never gave up a morale boost and eventually [rev]'s accumulated death penalty caught up with them as the Guild Lords engaged and they succumbed.
Phoenix Division
The Last Attempt [mAT] defeated Flowers Of Happiness [hapy] to win the top prize for the Phoenix Division, and take home the Logitech gaming mice. [mAT] had a build with two Axe Warriors, an R/Mo with Crippling Shot, an Me/Rit with Energy Surge, an E/Rit with Blinding Surge, Ancestors' Rage, and Splinter Weapon, an Mo/E with Word of Healing, an Mo/E with Shield of Deflection, and an Mo/E Runner with Word of Healing. [hapy] had a build with two Axe Warriors, an R/Mo with Crippling Shot, an Me/Rit, an E/Me with Blinding Surge and Hexbreaker, two Mo/E that were Restore Condition and Word of Healing, and a Rit/A Runner.
[mAT] started the match by sending a Warrior, Ranger, and runner on a split to the back door of [hapy]. Because the match was played on Hunter's Isle, [hapy] used the map to their advantage and collapsed on the back door with their main team to force an 8v8 fight. Just past four minutes into the match, though, the Mesmer on [hapy] disconnected and did not return. [mAT] continued to split and force the now shorthanded [hapy] to respond. [mAT] achieved several kills on players and NPCs before VoD, forcing [hapy] to attempt a half-hearted gank attempt at VoD. When this was repelled, the teams duked it out at the stand, but [hapy] death penalty couple with [mAT] NPC advantage was too much to overcome.
Dragon Division
Dark Alley [dR] defeated Rebel Rising [rawr] and won the top prize for the Dragon Division: KillerNIC high performance gaming network cards. [rawr] used a build with two Axe Warriors, a P/W with Song of Restoration, an Me/Rit with Power Block, a E/N with Blinding Surge, two Monks with Word of Healing and Restore Condition, and a Rit/A runner. [dR] had a build with two D/A with Avatar of Melandru, Shadow Walk, and Guiding Hands, a P/W similar to that of [rawr], an Me/Rit with Energy Surge, two Monks that had Shield of Deflection and Word of Healing, and a Rit/A runner.
This match was fought on Nomad's Isle. After initially engaging, [rawr] pulled back out of the sand area and fought near their bridge, splitting off a Warrior and their runner through the teleporters to work on NPCs. [dR] responded with their runner to defend.
The battle at the stand was somewhat of a stalemate, although [dR] got a kill early in the match and another one at 15 minutes in. Eventually [rawr] sent their runner back to the main team, while the Warrior continued to threaten at the teleporters to keep the [dR] runner in the base defending. The situation remained virtually unchanged until right before VoD when [rawr]'s Warrior collapsed back to the main team.
At VoD the pressure of [dR]'s dual Dervishes made short work of [rawr]'s NPCs. [rawr] killed all of [dR]'s NPCs except the bodyguard and two archers, but this damage in addition to that of the Dervishes generated repeated kills for [dR] and won them the match after the Guild Lords engaged.
"Live" Coverage
As with the previous RAWR Cup, Uberguilds Radio provided a podcast where commentators and guests discussed the various tournament matches as they came up on Observer Mode. Joe Hostile and Will from [Best] hosted, along with special guest Izzy from ArenaNet. Three Pounds worked the call-in lines for other guests to come in and discuss as well. QforQ at Uberguilds recorded the broadcast.
Promising Future
The RAWR Cup has laid the groundwork for future third-party-sponsored events. Guild Café and Rebel Rising have shown again that player-run tournaments can be successful. Further, ArenaNet has shown a willingness to support such events. Already, discussions have begun for future tournaments, including suggestions for limited play tournaments where only certain professions or skills would be allowed.
Billiard is a Senior Moderator at GuildWarsGuru.com and TeamQuitter.com, and leader of Team Love [kiSu], a PvP mentoring guild. Billiard can be reached in game as Billiard The Bold, or by private message at www.teamlove.us.


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The No. 3 team in the state was No. 1 on Sequim's hit list Friday night.
But it was North Mason's boys doing all the hitting, sinking the Wolves with a 59-47 Olympic league victory and making Sequim's chances of hosting a playoff game highly unlikely.
The host Bulldogs earned a sweep after topping Sequim's girls 77-41 in the first of a douleheader Friday night.
On the boys' side, Dashiell Geyer led four North Mason players in double figures with 15 points while John Fullington added 12 points as the Bulldogs used a strong third quarter to vanquish the struggling Sequim squad.
The Wolves (7-12 overall) have lost five of their past six games and at 4-11 in league play needed a win against Olympic and a Klahowya loss to Port Angeles Jan. 17 for any shot at a home playoff game.
Against the Bulldogs, Sequim sharpshooter Ary Webb struck for 20 points, the fourth time he's hit for at least 20 this season, while teammate Jeremie Oliver added 10 points.
North Mason jumped out to a 19-9 first quarter lead on the strength of eight Geyer points, but Sequim responded with a strong second quarter, closing the halftime gap to just 28-24.
The Bulldogs bore down in the third quarter, outscoring Sequim 24-13 in the decisive frame thanks to four three-point bombs.
The Wolves were scheduled to play the team's final regular season contest at Olympic (Silverdale) on Jan. 17; results were unavailable at press time.
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For eight minutes, Sequim was the equal of the Olympic League's best 3A team. In the proceeding 24 minutes, however, North Kitsap showed exactly why they're the class of the league.
The Vikings rebounded from a four-point first-quarter deficit to outscore Sequim 53-23 in the final three quarters and take a 64-38 road win in Sequim Feb. 11.
Kyle Erickson led North Kitsap with 16 points while Brandon Huggins had 15 points.
"They got some nice, open shots," Greg Glasser said of the Vikings. "They have quickness to defend and get to the bucket."
Sequim's Ary Webb scored a team-high 12 points in his return from a bout with mononucleosis.
Taylor Thorson added 10 points for the Wolves - six of them on a pair of three-pointers in the first quarter - and had five assists. John Textor chipped in with nine points and six rebounds while Reed Omdal contributed a pair of steals.
The Wolves led 15-11 after one quarter but North Kitsap dominated the second quarter 18-1 and in the third quarter, 23-9.
Sequim plays in the Olympic League tournament Jan. 21. If the Wolves finish ahead of Klahowya in the league standings, Sequim hosts the Eagles that night at 8 p.m.; if Klahowya finishes ahead of Sequim, the Silverdale school hosts that game. The game's winner takes the Olympic League No. 2 seed to districts; the losing team, the No. 3 seed.
The West Central District playoffs are set to start Feb. 28. The Olympic League No. 2 seed hosts the Nisqually League No. 3 team and the Olympic League No. 3 seed travels to face the Nisqually No. 2 seed. Winners advance; losing teams are done for the season.
North Mason, NK girls race past Sequim
So much for suspense.
Sequim's girls squad ran into a pair of powerful Olympic League teams last week, falling behind quickly in the first half of both games before finishing strong with fourth-quarter flourishes.
The Wolves fell to North Mason 77-41 on Feb. 13, thanks to a 41-20 first-half North Mason run.
Stephanie Hicks and Jennifer Hupper paced the Bulldogs with 19 points each.
Lauryn Garrett led the Wolves with 15 points while Sunma Agostine added 11 points and Lea Hopson scored eight.
Sequim broke the 40-point barrier for the second time this season.
On Feb. 11, Sequim fell behind host North Kitsap 31-7 in the first quarter and saw the Vikings run away with a 60-35 league victory.
Freshman Delanee Nilles bombarded the Wolves with a triple-double - 16 points, 12 rebounds and 10 steals - while teammate Darcey Hughes added 18 points, five steals and six blocks.
Agostine and Hopson led Sequim with seven points each. Hopson had three steals in the fourth quarter.
Sequim coach Lisa Corbit said she was encouraged by what she saw from her team in the last quarter.
"The last six minutes ... these girls played the best they have all year," Corbit said.
"We were just flat-footed on defense (to start)," she said. "But they fight to the last minute. Everyone was involved in the game (and) it was a fun finish."
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North Mason 9-6 10-9
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Klahowya 2-13 4-14
Sequim 0-15 0-19
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was Henry Lunt. They agreed to pay money to the Association, according to the number of cattle and horses they owned, to defray the expenses of guarding the livestock and prosecuting the thieves.l3 I 1885 the Cedar City Tabemacle was finished. The excavation n for this building was done in 1872, but the building was not started for five years, during which time all available craftsmen worked on the St. George Temple. Dunng this time water was fiequently turned into the hole to settle the ground. In 1877, many bnck and stone masons and carpenters donated their time to the erection of this beautifui building. Lumber for the building was taken fiom nearby mountains and milled in local sawmills and the shingles and bricks were also locally made. The main building was 72 by 42 K feet. The height of the tower was 110 feet, and there was a town clock in the steeple. On July 21, 1885, a son was bom in Nephi, Utah to Sarah and Henry Lunt. This was the home of Sarah's parents. They named the child Edward Lunt. By this time Jane Gower Lunt, Henry W. Lunt, and Randle W. Lunt were mamied and, by the end of 1886, Henry had eleven grandchildren in addition to his twenty-two children. 1. Leonard J. Anington, Great Basin Kingdom, (Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press, 1958), p. 353. 2. Ihid, p. 356. 3. Ihid., p. 356. 4. Wayne Sto* TheMighryJohn Taylor, S.U.U. Special Collections, Cedar City, Ut. 5. James R. W i l k , " C d c a t e of Citizenship," Beaver County Court House, Beaver, Utah. 6. Wiord Woodnitf Wirord WoodnffJournal, Enhy of November 4, 1881, S.U.U. Special Collections Libras., Cedar City, Utah, p. 63. 7. Edward Lunt, "Lunt Family File," signed by Edward Lunt Jan. 9, 1952, Mesa Arizona. 8. William E. Berren, The Restored Church, (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book Publishing Co., 1969), p. 3 18. 9. Wayne Scott, op, cit 10. Leonard J . Amngton, op. cii.. p. 359. 11. Millenial Star, 22 Vol. XIV, May 28, 1883, Ceda City Library 12. Ihid., January 1886, Letter written, November 27, 1885. p. 27. (L.D.S. Institute, Cedar City, Utah.) 13. Iron County Clerk, "Livestock Agreement," dated October 4, 1884, William R. Palmer Collection S.U.U. Library, Cedar City, Utah.
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The Hacienda San Lucas is a lovely rural hotel about 4km south of town, within whose grounds are a couple of interesting attractions. A wonderful sixteen-stage zipline network has been set up here, with wires commencing in the hills and plunging across the Copán valley, offering a stunning view of the town, then down across the Río Copán and ending up beside the ruins of the Acropolis.
Also in the grounds of the hotel, the ruins of Los Sapos date from the same era as Copán. This is a small site whose name derives from a rock carved in the shape of a toad – it's thought to have been a place where Maya women came to bear children, though unfortunately time and weather have eroded much of the carving. You can walk here in around an hour or so from Copán – cross the river after the Hedman Alas bus terminal, bear left and follow the signs.


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Hornets retain G Harris with second 10-day deal
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The New Orleans Hornets have signed guard Terrell Harris to a second 10-day contract.
The 6-foot-4 Harris has played in two games for the Hornets, averaging 0.5 assists and 1.5 rebounds in six minutes per game. He was added to the roster March 8, shortly after rookie guard Austin Rivers broke his right hand, sidelining him four to six weeks.
Harris began this season with Miami, playing in seven games before being waved in early January. He has averaged 1.1 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.3 assists in 4.6 minutes in nine total games.
Harris played at Oklahoma State and was undrafted in 2009. He played professionally in Europe and in the NBA Development League before joining Miami in December 2011.
New Orleans hosts Golden State on Monday night.
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Crews have been working to get about 30 plows ready to maintain hundreds of miles of county roads. The worst weather is expected to hit the hill country along the Chautauqua ridge. And officials want to remind drivers to take their time on snowy roads.
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Every once in awhile they drop an oddball priced and spec'd unit.
I snagged a stripped down 2330 for $290 after tax and coupon in the wee hours this morning. I have a 2330 touch and love it . Guess I could run this non touch one next to it in desktop mode. This and the $217 2020 are great deals. But I don't see the big deal of WIN8 without touch. Maybe I'm missing something, but the desktop mode is not as complete as win7. EDIT: while these are great deals for now, the prices in general have gone up and there are no GC bonuses right now. I got several 2330 touch's with larger hard drive, more ram, touch, i3 vs Pentium. . .and they were $285 after tax, coupon, and GC bonus of say $40ish for this amount. . .back in October. Don't know about the 2020's, but since end of October the entry i3 touch's have gone from (not including coupon) from $419 to $529 to $659. Last edited by needgeech; 02-20-2013 at 05:34 PM.. Slickest: 1 Penny for new Epson Artisan 835 printer!!
iSlick: Ipad1 16gb new $240+tax 03/11 2nd slick deal: Mitsubishi 73738 DLP $981 Sears PM OTD! Thx HEB for making final cost $811 (mar '11) My next slickest deal: Sony KDL-60ex500 $959 + tax delivered! (feb '11) Also: Sony STRDN1010BN3 receiver and Sony wireless 3D BR player $265 shipped My first FP post: LG 55LE5400 $929 Fry's (03/04/11) |
well, I can't get anything to come up online either. When I log in there's no orders shown in my order history. Guess I need to chat with them
tried to do a lookup with purchase ID and zip code, finds nothing. And chat isn't open yet. Last edited by timropp; 02-21-2013 at 05:54 AM.. |
chatting with Dell now....
great... status chat people said it shows "pending verification" and I should call the order verification dept. Called them and they show no record for that purchase ID number. Looks like my order is gone Guess it's good I was planning to surprise my parents with a new machine and hadn't told them yet! Last edited by timropp; 02-21-2013 at 06:12 AM.. |
Did you get an order acknowledgement or confirmation email? You should get one, then the other, within minutes of ordering. If you're credit card was denied/fraud alert etc. then you should get a 3rd email within 2-12 hours.
Also, if you did not get any of the above, did you take a screenshot of the receipt? If you have any of the above, you should be able to persuade them to honor the 25% off a 2020, 2330, or 2710 that the coupon was good for when you ordered. You will also probably need to hunt down the $280 priced system (or any one that you are happy with) yourself and then go to chat asap. If you actually get an order cancellation from your dropped order, you might also be able to go to Customer Care and get a refund for the difference of the new system price (same specs) w/coupon to make OOP down to the previous $217.50. This is YMMV, but I've had to do it a few times.
Well got mine this morning. Not sure if this is always the case, but 3 dell "scratch and Dents" that still have plastic film on it and it looks 100% new. The outer box looks better then pc's staples gives me. Holy crap dell you are pissing away your shareholders $ for years now.
Anyway ideal pc for my mom. Windows Experience score is 4.4 (processor 6.5, ram 5.9, graphics 4.4 and 5.5, Drive is 5.9 Webcam is shit, but I already gave everyone in family logitech hd pro webcam c910. Just disabled onboard camera and then told skype to use the usb one. NOT easy finding where skype options button was. Sh8t people will be lost in win 8. I loaded Start8 rather than Classic Shell to boot right to desktop and give mom a more normal windows 7 menu. Not that she knows how to use XP/7 or anything...but it should help me help by phone. Strart 8 is only $5 from company I trust. Classic shell looks great too, but I think I wanted more options. Nice machine, price makes it a no brainer. I have plenty of win 7 licenses but think windows 8 will be better in the long run. Faster on slow hardware, faster file copy. Thanks OP. Mothers day and her BDay is a few weeks away. Saved me $ and time hunting/building a new pc. |
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May 13, 2011
Morningside College Alumni Association honors alumnus and graduating seniors
The Morningside College Alumni Association presented its 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award to the Rev. Dr. Gary Armstrong of Clive, Iowa, during the college's senior celebration dinner held May 13 at the Marina Inn.
In addition, the Morningside College Alumni Association presented outstanding senior awards to three members of Morningside's 2011 graduating class. Recipients of the senior awards were Andrew Gerodias of Laurens, Iowa, a counseling psychology major; Terence Hancock of Malvern, Iowa, a computer science major; and Heather Nielsen of Ida Grove, Iowa, a business administration major.
Armstrong, a 1970 Morningside graduate, was a member of the Morningside College Board of Directors from 1994 to 2008. An ordained United Methodist Church minister, he served as pastor for congregations in several Iowa communities, including Cherokee, Council Bluffs, Indianola and Ottumwa. He also held a leadership role as district superintendent for the Fort Dodge District of the United Methodist Church's Iowa Conference. In addition, Armstrong served on numerous Iowa Conference task forces, boards and commissions. He retired from full-time ministry in 2009.
Morningside College President John Reynders presented the alumni award to Armstrong and cited him for his unselfish service to Morningside College, the United Methodist Church, his congregations and the communities in which he has lived.


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The top U.S. derivatives regulator charged the CME Group Inc and two former employees with disclosing non-public information about customer trades, saying it would seek fines and bans from the industry.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said on Thursday that details of recently executed trades, the identity of the parties and the prices paid had been improperly disclosed over a period of 2-1/2 years.
The complaint was against the CME's energy exchange, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).
"The CME NYMEX and the two former employees violated the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC Regulations, which specifically prohibit the disclosures of this type of customer information," the CFTC said in a press release.
One former employee, William Byrnes, disclosed non-public information about trading and customers to a commodity broker on at least 60 occasions, the CFTC said. The other ex-employee was named as Christopher Curtin.
"The CFTC court action announced today is disappointing because it relates to incidents that CME Group has already addressed and handled appropriately," the CME said in a press release in reaction to the complaint.
It said that it had immediately terminated the employees when it learned of the breaches of procedure. The leaks were not used - and could not have been used - for insider trading, and no customer suffered a financial loss.
The CME, the world's largest futures exchange, is also a self-regulatory organization that oversees parts of the futures markets on behalf of the CFTC.
Historically, U.S. market regulators have not aggressively pursued enforcement actions against exchanges. But in recent years, they have begun to crack down harder.
"Those who run exchanges and profit from trading need to be responsible custodians of information and their employees' actions related to sensitive data," CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton said in an emailed statement.
The CME was also the primary regulator of MF Global, the futures brokerage which collapsed in 2011, leaving a hole of more than $1 billion in client assets. (Reporting by Douwe Miedema; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick and Richard Chang)
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My View: Political trash talkers and their supporters have double standards
Date: October 3, 2012
by: Geoffrey Fisher | Guest Writer
Ana Maria Rosato is the former spokesperson for the Keith Fitzgerald Campaign for Congress. She recently resigned her visible position after her potty mouth became known to the public.
Her vulgar online postings are not an isolated incident among the liberal fringe of the Democratic Party. Practically every Democrat from the president to Keith Fitzgerald had a predictable fur-ball over Rush Limbaugh's description of Sandra Fluke — a word we'll avoid using here. Yet no one from the president down to Keith Fitzgerald ever mentioned Ed Schultz of MSNBC when he made a remark on May 23, 2011, calling radio talk-show host Laura Ingraham the same word that Limbaugh used.
That one hit home for me. Ms. Ingraham was a student at Glastonbury High School in Connecticut during my first teaching assignment. The Dartmouth grad received her law degree before becoming one of the most brilliant political commentators on cable television. What happened in the liberal blogosphere after Schultz's remark? Nothing.
And of course, President Obama has declined to condemn TV comedian Bill Maher for calling former Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin a despicable term during a live show in Dallas. Really? The president pleads that in criticizing Limbaugh he's protecting his daughters from Rush Limbaugh's big stumbling mouth. But the president then at the same press conference refused to protect Mrs. Palin.
Obviously, the president really is more interested in the $1 million Bill Maher contributed to a friendly super-political action committee rather than women who might disagree with him politically.
To date, Keith Fitzgerald has not issued any public condemnation of Bill Maher. Yet, he brings in Sandra Fluke to Sarasota and hires a rabid feminist as his contact with the public.
Ana Maria Rosato, Keith Fitzgerald, Sandra Fluke and Barack Obama, all use outrage selectively. It's time to send Mr. Fitzgerald and President Obama a message!
Geoffrey G. Fisher is a history and government teacher in Sarasota. He served for six years as a public official in Connecticut and holds a Master of Arts Degree in Public Policy from Trinity College in Hartford. His blog is theamericanthinkingcap.blogspot.com.
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Although it is rare, you may be aware of a condition called dissociative identity disorder (DID). Maybe you read it in the news, or saw it in a movie or on a TV show. DID, once known as multiple personality disorder, is a disorder that involves a shift into two or more distinct identities that controls a person's behavior at different times.
It is a serious psychiatric condition that requires long-term treatment. Take some time and learn some facts of this sometimes controversial condition.
In the majority of cases, DID is caused by extreme and prolonged trauma during childhood such as physical and/or sexual abuse. The theory is that in order to deal with such extreme and prolonged trauma, a child will create alternative personalities to compartmentalize and thus deal with the ongoing trauma.
Each situation is unique but certain factors may increase the chance of developing DID. Having a family history of DID and experiencing severe childhood abuse both increase the risk of developing this condition. A family history of epilepsy can also be a factor. DID is also more common in women, older adolescents, and young adults.
Because there are many things that contribute to the cause of DID, the diagnosis can be a bit tricky.
Often, the original personality of a person with DID is unaware of the other distinct, alternative personalities. Control of the individual is switched to an alternative personality by triggers that are often related to the underlying trauma that caused the disorder. When control switches back to the original personality, some do not recall any of the time when they were under the control of one of the alternative personalities.
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In addition to the above criteria, therapists and psychiatrists also confirm that situations where the personality disorder suggesting DID cannot be explained by substance abuse or another psychiatric condition.
DID is a complicated condition, but treatment is available through intensive psychotherapy and medication.
Treating DID is not a quick fix. It may encompass medications that treat anxiety and depression, but the crux of treatment lies with psychotherapy, which can take years. Psychotherapy can involve individual, group or family therapy. Here are some common elements that make treatment successful:
Ultimately, the goal of treatment is putting all the personalities together as one.
According to the American Psychiatric Association, DID is controversial for a few reasons. It may be overdiagnosed because of the popularity of the condition from TV and other media. There are even some therapists that feel a patient may be suggestible to the theory, which may lead to a diagnosis and/or treatment that may be incorrect.
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The Dawgs win the tip and we're off in Athens. The crowd's a lot louder than this time a year ago. Price with the 3-point play. Boomtown.
Great sequence from Georgia after giving up a couple of easy baskets. Leslie with a three, Nolte with a three and Price with the Powerslam in the paint from a perfect alley-oop pass from Gerald Robinson. Dawgs up 11-4.
Off the timeout, Robinson grabs a rebound and hits Colorado with a little sauce takin' it straight to the rim freezing a couple of defenders on his way. He follows that up with a 3 giving the Dawgs a 16-4 lead. He did, however, pick up his second foul. Sharrard Brantely enters.
Coach Fox emphasized that he wanted an improvement on the defensive side of the ball this year. The Dawgs are certainly accomplishing that thus far, leading 22-8 and grabbing 8 boards.
You know the drill, Price gets open down low and goes with the Powerslam in the paint. When he plays within himself and does what he does best, as opposed to trying to be a shooter, he can be one of the most effective players on the team.
Everything just looks faster for Georgia. Passing, moving on defense. And this is all being done with out Trey (obviously) and Gerald Robinson, who has sat for the last 10 minutes with foul trouble. Georgia is now up 31-16 limiting Colorado to 5-18 shooting with 6 minutes left in the first half. The Dawgs also have 15 boards, 8 assists and just 5 turnovers. The lone negative is the fouls, as Georgia already has 10 now with 5 minutes left in the first.
Jeremy Price picks up an offensive foul giving 3/5 starters 2 fouls along with Donte Williams. Nolte and Leslie are the only starters safe from the bench and Colorado has slowly but surely chipped away at the lead by knocking down foul shots. The slow pace of the game does not suit the Dawgs.
Barnes picks up his second but Fox is forced to leave him in the game with 4 minutes left because everyone else also has 2 fouls.
Travis Leslie was close to giving us our first Thunderdunk of the season on a breakaway. Everything went as planned, he rose, he flew, he went to throw down…and destroyed the back of the rim sending the ball way back over halfcourt. Really, that perfectly describes the tale of this Georgia first half. It started off so well and now they've blown a 20 point lead as Colorado pick up two quick baskets and have narrowed the lead to just 2.
Georgia hit a free throw but Colorado answer with a 3 to tie the game at half. Georgia crowd sits down a bit stunned. But the second half does mean that those in foul trouble are no longer in foul trouble. Yet.
Jeremy Price is back to doing Big Dawg things. He's been a menace in the paint, moving well, getting open on transition. Unfortunately, you know the bad news that has come along with any positive play so far: he picks up his third foul. Georgia's up 45-42 and looking much better than the end of the first half but a rejuvenated Colorado is now playing with much more confidence.
Though Georgia has picked up a lot of fouls, the refs have been calling some very ticky-tacky fouls. There hasn't been a whole lot else to report unfortunately. The fouls have continued to be a part of the game which has sucked the life out of the game and the crowd. It's 48-45 Georgia with 13 left.
Leslie finally gets the breakaway Thunderdunk we've been waiting for. Leslie opts for two hands this time and throws it down. Poor rim. 52-46 Dawgs.
Play starting to pick back up again as the fouls have dissipated a bit. A great look from Nolte finds Leslie open under the basket (last time that may happen all season) but Colorado answer with a full court pass for an easy two. It's 59-57 Georgia with 8 left.
Chris Barnes isn't having his best night. Offensively, he's turned into a stiffer Albert Jackson. Still grabbing boards, but a liability offensively at this point.
After surrendering the lead with some very sloppy defense, Gerald Robinson and Dustin Ware fire down a couple of threes to reignite the crowd and go up by 3. Nolte takes a charge and Stegeman finally has their energy back. Colorado halt the momentum by fouling Chris Barnes down low. Brilliant strategy.
The rampant fouls continue as Leslie fouls out on an over-the-back call. One of the worst foul calls I've ever seen made much worse by removing Georgia's top scorer. Crowd rightfully lets the ref know how they feel about it. Luckily, Price is back in for Barnes and hits another layup. The Big Dawg has been a beast these past two games. Imagine the looks he'll get when teams have to worry about the preseason SEC POY. Dawgs up 71-65
Georgia can ice this game by hitting free throws. Gerald hits one with 40 seconds left giving Georgia a 77-72 lead. Colorado miss and Marcus Thornton gets the rebound with 30 seconds left. He hits one as the Georgia crowd heads for the exits. Robinson gets a steal, makes a layup and with 10 seconds left, Georgia leads 80-74.
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Yes Artsy...the sad reality...:( I have been scouring the web & have found the same bad news...( great link once again! from hipfunkyfun) all the symptons are those of this disease...On the upside the tree is almost 20 years old & this is considered a long life for a Mimosa. Another downside is that we transferred 2 to my yard. The fungas responsible for the disease is transferred via the earth & travels through the roots. SO mine will be sure to have it also:( Shame, such beautiful trees when in bloom. We also learned that we must burn any & all fo the tree that is removed so that the cycle doesn't continue by it rotting into the earth. Geez, who knew???:( Thanks to both of you for your help!
Hi dy'n, although I am not that familiar with Mimosa trees because of where I live, I did some checking and this is what I found out. From the picture, it appears that the brown discoloration on the bark may be a symptom of "vascular wilt" which is very similar to dutch elm disease. This is not good news I'm afraid. :(
Mimosas are fast growing trees and can sometimes "split" where branching occurs (from the weight of the top canopy). At first glance I thought that maybe this could be the problem but the brown discoloration around this wound suggests that it might be diseased.
I would suggest that your mom contact an arborist or get advice from a reputable greenhouse or tree farm for an accurate diagnosis. Here is a link on vascular wilt: http://www.fl-dof.com/Pubs/Insects_and_Diseases/td_hrd_mimosa_wilt.htm
Please let me know dy'n how she makes out. I will cross my fingers that it is just split bark and not vascular wilt! Good luck.
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firstname.lastname@example.com was previously VP Products at NTRGlobal group, where he was responsible for product management, portfolio planning, and usability engineering for NTRglobal's SaaS solutions. Before that he was at HP Software as global head of Product Management for the IT Management business unit, with responsibilities for P&L, product strategy, and go-to-market. Mark holds a degree in Software Engineering from the University Of Birmingham, UK and an MBA from MIT's Sloan School of Management, Cambridge, MA, USA.
Josh Stein, Dir. of Biz Dev., USA & Canada
firstname.lastname@example.com previously founded Stein Capital Advisors, LLC, a business advisory firm assisting client in the development of business plans, financial projection models, acquisition structuring and due diligence. He was formerly a manager at Unext.com, an online business school. Josh was a staff accountant and consultant at Arthur Andersen, LLP. He holds a BS in Business Administration from The Ohio State University and is a CPA in the State of Illinois.