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Mike Berlon, chairman of the Georgia Democratic Party, will be the keynote speaker at the Liberty County Democratic Party's annual awards banquet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11, in the old Walmart Shopping Center on Gen. Screven Way in Hinesville.
George Hurt, 58, hasn't had a dental or health exam in years.
Several acres of land behind Lowes home-improvement store on Oglethorpe Highway was approved for rezoning during Thursday's Hinesville City Council meeting. The parcel, approximately 7.82 acres, previously was zoned an RA-1 residential area, but it never was developed. The forested area now will be zoned as a C-2 commercial lot. Assistant zoning administrator Gabriele Hartage and attorney Thomas Ratcliffe, on behalf of the Michael E. Bryant Life Trust, presented a plan for what the area might look like once it's developed. Also present was Paul Simonton of P.C. Simonton & Associates Inc., who will work with Ratcliffe ...
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The Georgia Department of Economic Development's tourism product development team made a return visit Thursday evening to Liberty County to review its tourism-improvement plan for the area.
After two years of requesting that residents meet addressing guidelines in the county, Long County Commissioners set Aug. 1 as the final date for residents to meet the standards or have county workers do the addressing and charge the homeowners.
Local animal lovers working with shelters around the area are worried the recent tragic discovery of animal remains at Loonie Farms in Long County may negatively affect other facilities' ability to draw support and raise funds.
Riceboro native and lifelong Liberty County resident Mary LeCounte Baggs died Thursday, according to Baggs' family friend and Riceboro mayor, Bill Austin. Baggs was 100 years old.
A 6-year-old child was killed in a vehicle accident Saturday in Long County, and the child's mother seriously was injured.
Bicyclists will zip into Hinesville on June 10 as the 32nd annual Bicycle Ride Across Georgia tour starts wrapping up its trek across the state, which will stop in several towns.
A greater number of severe storms are predicted for this year's Atlantic hurricane season, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Therefore, Liberty County residents are urged to be aware and be prepared.
The search has ended for Christiane Judd, the 39-year-old woman who once operated Loonie Farms Animal Rescue in Ludowici.
The Liberty County Development Authority took care of housekeeping items Monday, discussing the search for a consultant to analyze water and sewer rates and a request for a road dedication among various project updates and reports.
SAVANNAH – First District of Georgia congressional candidate David Schwarz has suspended his campaign.
Liberty Regional Medical Center formally will cut the ribbon on its expanded emergency room at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11. However, patients already were being treated in the new ER addition as early as Aug. 6, according to hospital officials.
Chris Roessler still is the acting chairman of the Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield Growth Management Partnership.
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The Hinesville City Council during its Thursday meeting approved the purchase of more than a half million dollars worth of equipment for its public-works department.
Georgia Land Trust staffers recently informed the Liberty County Board of Commissioners of possible violations of conservation easements, such as unauthorized timbering and trespassing on conservation lands in the county.
Federal and state funding cuts, in addition to a sluggish economy, are hurting local organizations and the services they provide.
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Hinesville City Council members Thursday saw and approved preliminary plans for a Zaxby's that is to be built on Highway 84, across from First Presbyterian Christian Church.
Representatives from the city of Midway and the Liberty County Development Authority and their respective attorneys met Friday to discuss the manner in which water and wastewater usage rates and connection fees are charged. The city and development authority have an intergovernmental agreement in place to share water and sewer infrastructure. The authority operates an industrial park in Midway and the Tradeport East Business Park adjoining Midway's city limits.
In an effort to prepare for any potential hurricanes that could strike the coast this season, the Liberty County Emergency Management Agency already has its post-storm debris-cleanup plan in place.
Walthourville City Councilwoman Luciria Luckey Lovette recently was elected to the board of directors for the Georgia Municipal Association during the association's annual meeting in Savannah.
The Hinesville Fire Department on Tuesday afternoon received a $4,100 donation from Firehouse Subs to provide car seats to eligible applicants. The money comes from the company's Public Safety Foundation, which was created after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. For more on this story, see Friday's Coastal Courier.


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Like the amped up comeback tour of two rockers who had their heyday sometime in the mid-'80s, Sylvester Stallone and director Walter Hill ("48 HRS.,'' ''The Warriors'') join forces for a hard-hitting exercise in beefy, brainless fun with the New Orleans-set actioner ''Bullet to the Head.''
Taking its B-grade scenario 'la lettre, this assassin-cop buddy movie aims to accomplish little more than delivering tons of kinetic wham-bam fight sequences and LOL one-liners, which Stallone recites from a face that seems literally frozen in time. Independently financed, ''Bullet'' should target decent crowds, especially abroad, though will play best on the small screen.
Adapted by Alessandro Camon ("The Messenger'') from the French comic book series by Matz, the film shifts the setting from New York to New Orleans, though that location is never officially named — and, like many things in this fast and easy shoot 'em up, such details don't really matter.
An opening assassination scene, replete with a prostitute and lots of cocaine, introduces us to Jimmy Bobo (Stallone), a tired and heavily tattooed hitman who's seen it all but still can pack a nasty punch. When Jimmy's partner (Jon Seda) gets sliced up by a muscle-bound meathead (Jason Momoa) with expert mercenary skills, Jimmy vows revenge. He teams with an out-of-town detective, Taylor Kwon (Sung Kang), who's been sent to investigate the murder of his former partner — who turns out to be the very man Jimmy took down.
If this sounds complicated, it isn't, and once those major plot points are dispatched with, ''Bullet to the Head'' dishes out 90 minutes of old-school mayhem, accompanied by plenty of comic banter between the aging thug and his Korean protege. It's as if Stallone and Kang were swapped in for Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy in yet another ''Another 48 HRS.,'' with Bobo showing Kwon the ropes while insulting his ethnic origins to no end, even if it's clear we're in bromance territory from the get-go.
After much face smashing, the two renegades eventually catch wind of a local conspiracy involving government contracts, converted condos and Christian Slater, who makes a short but fun cameo as a local sleazeball with a few zingers of his own. As is required in this sort of nuts-and-bolts material, all the characters wind up at an abandoned power plant, where the big showdown goes down with bullets and battleaxes and some more jokes from the peanut gallery.
We're clearly in ''Expendables'' territory here, though unlike those rather drawn-out affairs, Hill keeps his movie lean and mean, cutting straight to the punch lines while administering violence in quick and crunching doses. Bobo refers more than once to his old age, but Stallone can still throw himself into a good fight (courtesy of stunt coordinator JJ Perry), though he's more convincing kicking butt or dropping one-liners than when he's garbling a voice-over.
The Louisiana-shot production doesn't exactly do justice to its purported $55 million budget, though the locations are colorful and well-utilized, while the hard rock score by Steve Mazzaro fits this joyride perfectly. (R, 92 minutes)
— Jordan Mintzer, Hollywood Reporter
Warm Bodies
"Warm Bodies,'' the latest permutation of the zombie screen phenomenon, places heart over horror and romantic teen angst over sharp social commentary. The low gore quotient and emphasis on young love might disappoint genre purists, but for those open to the idea of a gently goofy mash-up, the film is strong on atmosphere and offers likably low-key, if somewhat bland, charms. As a date movie for teens and twentysomethings that nods toward edgy fantasy while favoring down-to-earth mellowness, the Summit release is primed to hit the box-office sweet spot.
Working from Isaac Marion's young-adult novel, writer-director Jonathan Levine has devised a feature that's his highest-concept production to date, yet still somehow his least contrived. His affinity for low-key male coming-of-age stories, demonstrated in ''The Wackness'' and ''50/50,'' lends itself to the saga of an undead sensitive guy who falls for a real-live girl.
The story's dystopian versions of Romeo and Juliet are Nicholas Hoult's R — he can't remember his full name, or anything else about his pre-apocalypse existence — and Teresa Palmer's Julie, whose meet-cute involves a shoot-'em-up that ends badly for Julie's duty-bound boyfriend (Dave Franco). As R's voice-over narration explains, it's been eight years since an unspecified plague devastated humankind. Corpses, as the slacker-ish zombies are called and of which he's one, feed on what's left of the living. A more extreme mutation called Boneys — skeletal creatures that are an effective but not quite menacing combination of stunt work and CGI — will eat anything, including corpses.
The gore is suggested rather than explicit, mostly via the blood-smeared lips of R, who's given to snacking on brains. It's a form of nourishment that gives him access to the dead's memories, presented in scenes that fill in backstory, but don't entirely make sense in terms of point of view.
Julie helps to defend the humans' walled-off Green Zone as a member of the militia organized by her widowed father (John Malkovich). She winds up on the other side of the wall after a smitten R saves her from his fellow corpses and spirits her back to his home base, an abandoned airport that's key among the movie's superb Montreal locations.
In the jet that R has turned into a collector's paradise of retro tchotchkes, including vintage vinyl and a working turntable, the two stare at each other and try to converse, with R's vocabulary of grunts gradually giving way to the language he'd almost forgotten. Before long, they're grooving to album cuts like Bruce Springsteen's ''Hungry Heart'' and Bob Dylan's ''Shelter From the Storm'' — songs that are no less enjoyable here for being transparently on-the-nose. There's an exuberant sweetness to the material's nostalgic slant that goes beyond thrift-shop memorabilia, binding millennial yearning to boomer pop-culture soulfulness.
The portrait of adolescent alienation touches glancingly on degrees of conformity, but writer-director Jonathan Levine has no interest in crossing into the political-allegory territory of George Romero's zombie classics. Here the ennui sometimes seeps into the narrative in a way that leaves stretches of the movie enervated and galumphing like a corpse.
As far as the latter goes, Hoult's shuffling zombie perambulation is particularly good, as is his facial expressiveness in scenes where R is essentially preverbal.
Cinematographer Javier Aguirresarobe (whose credits include ''Vicky Cristina Barcelona,'' ''The Others'' and two ''Twilight'' features) uses widescreen, long shots and a blue-gray palette to heighten the wasteland feel. From newspaper headlines to street art by Shepard Fairey, Martin Whist's production design is a frozen-in-time cityscape waiting to be thawed.
But when the central characters' love jump-starts that thawing, the movie grows less evocative and more heavy-handed, pounding home its theme of engagement over passivity to the brink of Hollywood malarkey. Flavorful song choices aside, the music score likewise veers toward the sentimental. At its best, ''Warm Bodies'' paints a dead zone's slow awakening with gloomy giddiness, brimming with visual humor. (PG-13, 97 minutes)
— Sheri Linden, Hollywood Reporter
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters in 3-D
This version of the fairy tale recasts brother and sister (Jeremy Renner, Gemma Arterton) as bounty hunters. Surely it's only a matter of time before the release of "Sleeping Beauty: Vampire Slayer." (PG-13, 88 minutes)
— From wire reports
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Three kids search the Internet to discover the most banned movie in the world. (It should have been "Rock of Ages.") (R, 97 minutes)
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This plays like the bloodiest promotional video ever made for Palm Beach tourism. Stabbings, explosions and furniture-smashing brawls occur at some of the ritziest locations within the sun-splashed, pastel-soaked slab of Florida opulence. The city is the setting for a $50 million jewel heist as well as revenge. Jason Statham stars as Parker, a thief who lives by a civilized, self-imposed code — one he expects others to adhere to, as well. Director Taylor Hackford's rather perfunctory action film is actually more compelling before it even gets to Palm Beach, as Parker makes his way from Ohio to Texas to New Orleans before reaching his final destination. (R, 118 minutes)
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Back the Bid. An effort to get squash into the Olympic by 2020. This drawing supposedly be Nicol David, female number 1 squash player :D Didn't happen. Ref used: [Link]
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what a great drawing i love the brillant job you done on her face i cant understand why squash isnt in the olympics it seems so silly it is a sport andyou must need lots of energy to play it 5h fav
thank you jellybean :) yeah...it's very weird. it is rated as the world's healthiest sport and it's not in...at least it's in the commonwealth sport...but it's not the same... sighh...
Thank you all :) I only redraw from a photo. There are more of these photos posted by professional squash players & fans @ the squash2020.com website to show support to get squash into the 2020 Olympics. Hope squash will get its spot for d first time
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2012 NFC North Preview: Chicago BearsProjected 2012 Finish: 2nd NFC North Projected 2012 Record: 11-5 2011 Record: 8-8 The Chicago Bears suffered key injuries last season that they couldn't overcome. Most importantly, losing QB Jay Cutler for the season in week 11. The ironic part of all this: Chicago's offensive line wasn't to blame for his loss. Cutler broke his thumb on a freak accident while trying to make a touchdown saving tackle against San Diego. Had this not happened, the Bears probably would have made the playoffs last year. Instead, they finished 8-8 and were left on the outside of the playoff picture. This year, Cutler is back and the Bears have made sure he has a talented group of weapons around him to help get this team back to the postseason. The same question arises every year since they traded for Cutler: Can the offensive line keep him upright? They have a QB, RB and now a legitimate down-the-field threat in WR Brandon Marshall. If only they put as much thought into upgrading their offensive line, we wouldn't be asking this question year-in-and-year-out. OFFENSE This will be Cutler's 4th year in Chicago. He's a very good QB waiting to break out and carry his team to a championship. The talent and potential are there, but the Bears and Cutler just haven't put it all together yet. If Cutler goes down, so do the Bears. That's what kind of QB he is. Now, Chicago has reunited him with WR Brandon Marshall. The last time they were together was 2008 in Denver. Cutler threw for over 4,500 yards and Marshall had 104 REC for over 1,200 yards and both made the Pro Bowl that year. Add a happy Matt Forte and that's one potentially electric offensive threat. The big concern on offense is that offensive line. Gabe Carimi has to stay healthy and show that he is what Chicago thought when they spent a 1st round pick on him last year. A lot will also depend on J'Marcus Webb's maturation from his rookie year to his second. Both tackles are young and need to step into big roles to protect Cutler and solidify an already questionable line. The only reliable mainstay is 12 year veteran C Roberto Garza. It's a wonder Matt Forte put up the numbers he did last season with this unstable line in front of him. (In just 12 games in 2011 he had 4.9 YDs/carry, 53 receptions and 3 YDs shy of a 1,000 YDs rushing.) DEFENSE Julius Peppers, Lance Briggs, Charles Tillman and Brian Urlacher. Each one older than the next. Rivals in the North division keep waiting for their production to drop as the years pass bye, yet to no avail. These guys keep doing it year-after-year and do it as well as anyone else in the league. Perhaps the best 4-3 defense in the NFL, the defensive line and linebackers are second to none. More needs to come from the DTs and the secondary is susceptibleto big plays, especially with four games against the Megatron/Stafford connection and Rodgers slinging balls to nine different weapons. Israel Idonije is one of the more underrated DE in the league and teams will already be focusing in on Peppers each game. The pass rush they get from Peppers, Idonije and their blitzing linebackers will help a secondary that desperately needs it. Chicago had 20 picks last year, but 4 INTs came from Urlacher and Briggs. In order for this defense to be truly top tier again, the secondary is going to have to be aggressive and have more than 16 interceptions this season. Doesn't it seem like Bears' fans have a certain lack of respect for head coach Lovie Smith? He's been inconsistent in 8 seasons as the head guy, but he's 71-55 overall and took the Bears to the Super Bowl in 2006. Mike Tice is the new offensive coordinator which might work well towards a more balanced offensive attack with Forte on the ground and an aerial attack combination of Cutler and Marshall. The Bears were unlucky last season, so if they can stay relatively healthy, a playoff berth is more than attainable. |
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Laos Culture, Geography and History
Culture and Customs of Laos
The population of Laos is made of up of more than 100 different ethnic groups, with each having their own distinct clothing, language, customs and way of life. The Lao Loum, who reside in the lowlands along the Mekong, make up the largest ethnic group. Smaller ethnic groups include the Hmong and Mien, both highland dwellers, and the Lao Thoeng, who prefer the lower mountains. Many tribes share cultural similarities with tribes from neighbouring countries, so it's possible to see Chinese, Vietnamese, Khmer and Thai influences within the dress, food and arts of these people.
Generally, Laotians are known for their laidback lifestyle and calm, steady approach to life. With emphasis on the simple pleasures of family, food and religion, most people from Laos remain closely connected to their family and village for a lifetime. Most Laotians live in villages, rather than the city, where the sense of community is strong and people are connected to their neighbours and friends. Visiting wats (temples) to make offerings and give alms to monks is a common part of daily life for most, with much respect and reverence reserved for monks. Buddhist holidays and traditional festivals linked to harvest time and holy periods are commonly celebrated throughout the villages of Laos and are timed according to lunar cycles. With different dates each year, it can be hard to predict the exact timing of these local celebrations, but visiting one can provide great insight into the fascinating culture of Laos.
Geography and Environment of Laos
Landlocked Laos is located in South-East Asia, bordered by China, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar. The topography of Laos is very mountainous, with much of the land being covered in forest and unsuitable for farming. Due to the mountainous terrain, Laos lacks a developed road network, with most locals living in small villages in the highlands, lowlands and along the Mekong River. Visiting Laos is like going back in time to when highways, traffic jams, mass transit systems and skyscrapers didn't exist. Visitors will be awed by the lush landscapes and stunning scenery, which is unlike anywhere else on earth.
History and Government of Laos
Early History
It's thought that Laos has been inhabited by people for thousands of years, although written evidence reveals that societies existed in the 9th century. Early society was based on agriculture and prior to the advent of Buddhism in the 16th century, people largely subscribed to animist beliefs and Shiva-worship, with archaeological evidence of this remaining today. Like its neighbouring countries, Laos was ruled by a series of kingdoms and was subject to invasion from surrounding forces from nearby domains. Europeans first arrived in the area in the 1600s, with the Dutch being the first to arrive. Despite this, the French have had the most European influence in the region. After enduring years of invasion and control from neighbouring countries, Laos also had French rule to contend with in the late 1800s, when it became a French colony.
Recent History
Laos was controlled by Japanese forces during World War II, was declared an independent state in 1950 and gained full independence as a constitutional monarchy in 1954. The 1960s proved to be a devastating time for the people of Laos, with their nation gaining the dubious honour of being the most bombed country in the world. The United States bombed Laos extensively in an attempt to eradicate North Vietnamese sanctuaries, and sadly contemporary Laos is still dealing with huge amounts of unexploded ordnance (UXO) that is littered throughout the countryside. A coalition government was set up in 1962, but in 1975 Laos became a Communist state when the king gave up his throne in favour of a president and prime minister being instated. During the late 1970s, many people of Laos fled to neighbouring countries as refugees, as trade embargoes from foreign nations led to widespread poverty and disadvantage. By the 1990s, Laos had become a full member of ASEAN and foreign nations had lifted their trade embargoes, which allowed free enterprise to grow.
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- A Short History of Laos: The Land in Between - Grant Evans
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A fifth inning rally stranded the possible game-winning run on third for the Turlock American 12-year-old All-Stars as they fell just short to the Sunrise All-Stars, 4-3, in Wednesday's Section 6 championship game at the Western Little League in Stockton.
The Turlock 12-year-old American All-Stars fell short of their Section 6 championship dreams on Tuesday to the Sunrise All-Stars, 7-8, in Stockton.
Ryan Leonesio struck out the final batter of the game to get out of a bases loaded jam and secure the second Section 6 Tournament victory in two years for his 11-year-old Turlock American All-Stars against the Delta All-Stars at Soderquist Park on Tuesday, 4-2.
The Turlock Seadogs summer swimming program is now 7-0 after a dominant performance at Turlock High on Saturday over the Oakdale swim team in a dual match. The Seadogs beat Oakdale by over 1,200 points.
The 12-year-old Turlock American All-Stars are the 73 district All-Star champions after defeating the Los Banos All-Stars in back-to-back games in Atwater. The American team outscored Los Banos, 32-14.
The 11-year-old Turlock American All-Stars shutout the Turlock Nationals, 10-0, in a four inning mercy-rule victory to take the District 73 All-Star championship game on Saturday at Julien field.
It was another triple digit day throughout the Valley as the 11-year-old Turlock American All-Stars shutout the Turlock National All-Stars, 2-0, at Soderquist Park on Wednesday.
The 12-year-old Turlock American All-Stars fell just short of victory against the Los Banos squad on Wednesday, 2-1, at Julien field.
The Turlock Seadogs are now 6-0 after winning the tri meet last Saturday at Manteca with a score of 1,580.5. Manteca followed in second with 1,470.5, and Tracy placed third with 1,125.
A seven run, fifth inning rally soared the 10-year-old Turlock American All-Star squad past the Turlock National All-Stars, 11-6, on Tuesday at Julien field.
Temperatures reached well over the triple digit mark on Monday as the 11-year-old Turlock National All-Stars dominated the Los Banos squad in a 5-0 shutout at Soderquist Park.
After a first round bye, the 12-year-old Turlock American All-Star team defeated the Yosemite All-Stars, 4-3, on Sunday in Atwater and will be moving on to the semifinal game today.
The American Yankees defeated the National Braves, 5-1, to take the Turlock Little League Senior City Championship on Wednesday at Pedretti Park.
The American Astros came out swinging and never stopped in an 11-1 mercy-rule win over the National Rockies in Wednesday's Junior City Championship.
The Turlock Seadogs swimming squad won its own invitational by over 405 points on Saturday at Turlock High. The 'Dogs earned 1,350 points for the victory, followed by Ripon with 945 points.
Late February and early March is crunch time for high school wrestlers. After months of hard work in wrestling rooms, wrestlers either see their labor rewarded with divisional, sectional, and state success or they see the flame of their season extinguished. It's the defining high stakes nature of a sport that requires a high degree of dedication.
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While the DigiDestined are being chased by MetalSeadramon, Izzy reveals that according to his research, WarGreymon is a "Dramon Destroyer" due to his gauntlets, which are highly effective against "Dramon" Digimon. Tai has Agumon digivolve to WarGreymon to fight MetalSeadramon, and WarGreymon is eventually able to rip him to pieces by using "Great Tornado" within MetalSeadramon's mouth. Under Pressure
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I don't know if you truly know how much you mean to me. The words you say to me.. They hurt because I take them to heart. I try to believe everything you tell me. Even the bad things. I know this isn't how you pictured us to be but when it all boils down, the fact that we're still together is what counts. I don't think there's another girl out there that would deal with my bullshit. I must be really special since I'm the only one you've even considered committing to. I'm so very glad that through everything, I can say that I have a beautifully amazing girlfriend named Joanne. I'm so sorry that I hurt you babe but being only friends isn't an option. You're all mine.
Sometimes we fight.. errr maybe most of the time. We may get on each other's nerves but when it comes down to it, we still want to be in each other's lives, and not just as friends. The thought of losing one another was enough to bring our eyes to tears so what if it actually happened? We may not be perfect but we really do care, a lot. It's hard to know when you really love someone, especially if it's your first time but the last few weeks strengthened my belief that I really do love you. I hate when we fight and I don't mean to start some of them but I'd rather be fighting, hurting, and in love with you than being free, careless, and missing you. I just really wanted to tell you that I love you and so much more than you know. Goodnight.
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You don't need anyone including me to tell you that you are. If you've ever looked in the mirror you would know that you're just stunning. If you need someone to tell you that you are then here, look into my eyes and listen to me. You're the most beautiful girl in the world. I wish you didn't need me to always tell you. I wish you would be more confident in yourself but if you really need me to tell you then I will. You're beautiful, okay? Believe it.
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How fitting for Sequim runners that the West Central District meet took place on Halloween.
For the Wolves, it was more tricks than treats.
A bout of the flu nearly kept
Sequim's defending state girls champ from racing, while illness and a lost shoe doomed the boys as they missed a state berth as a team by a single point at the district meet Saturday in Tacoma.
It's the first time since 2001 that neither Sequim team is headed to state.
"Other teams dealt with sickness all year, too," Wolves coach Harold Huff said. "Ours just came at the wrong time."
Still, the Wolves will send four athletes to the state 2A meet at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Nov. 7.
Allison Cutting, the 2A defending champion, battled the flu for a week and still managed to place fifth while teammate Audrey Lichten, who had missed the entire season up until the Oct. 22 league meet - and who was battling an illness of her own - placed sixth.
On the boys' side, Alex Jenkins (sixth) and Colby Robb (seventh) managed to earn automatic berths by placing in the top 10 at the district meet.
A week before the district meet, Huff said he figured it would be a tight, three-way battle among Kingston, Interlake and his Wolves for the two boys' district team berths to state. That's exactly how it panned out on Saturday, only Sequim came in short-handed. Drake Apablasa, a senior who was the Wolves' No. 4 runner for much of the year, came down with an illness that kept him out of the race entirely.
"It hurt not having Drake there," Huff said. "He was so sick he couldn't get through an easy practice. That's a bummer; he really worked hard all summer."
Adding insult to infirmity, Adrian Clifford, one of Sequim's top three runners, found that one of his shoes was slipping and eventually kicked it off halfway through the course. He finished the race with one shoe and placed 15th overall. Sequim sophomore Joel Christopher was 14th while senior Tyler Wilson-Walters was 19th.
In the end, Kingston's boys, led by district champion Nick Schippers, finished with 56 points, Interlake with 60 and Sequim with 61.
"Those were good teams who beat these boys," Huff said.
Sequim's Taylor Roads, the Wolves' No. 3 girls runner, can relate: She placed 11th overall, one place from an automatic state berth and just eight seconds behind the 10th runner, Melia Beckwith from Kingston.
"I so wanted Taylor to make it," Huff said. "That kind of ruined my day. She had a great season."
Behind district champ Ruby Roberts, Kingston easily won the girls' team title with Interlake taking the No. 2 spot, followed by Fife in third, Sequim in fourth, Klahowya, Steilacoom and Washington.
Huff said he expects Kingston and Cedarcrest to challenge for the girls' state championship.
"Kingston, they just ran really well," he said. "More power to them. They had a great year."
As for Cutting defending her individual state title, Huff said that it's a bit of wait and see.
"It depends a lot on the week she has here," Huff said. "She was really having some crisp workouts before this flu."
Huff said Lichten figures to run strong after her second race of the season.
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This letter was addressed to Julia Ward Howe (1819-1910), reformer and author, the President of the New England Woman's Suffrage Association, founded in Boston in 1868 chiefly by Lucy Stone (1818-93) and including prominent reformers such as Wendell Phillips. The association, having been unsuccessful in enfranchising women along with negroes in the 15th amendment to the Constitution, was now working for a 16th. The letter, dated "Avignon, April 18, 1869," is not listed in Mill's bibliography. It appeared, under the heading "Woman Suffrage / Letter from J. Stuart Mill—the XVIth Constitutional Amendment," as part of an account beginning, "Boston, May 26. A Public meeting, which was largely attended, was held by the New-England Woman's Suffrage Association, in Horticultural Hall, today, Julia Ward Howe presiding. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mrs. P.N. Hannaford. Letters, sympathizing with the movement, were received from Robert Collyer, Anna Dickinson, J. Stuart Mill, George William Curtis, Mrs. E.D. Cheeny, and the Hon. George T. Hoar. The following is the letter of Mr. Mill:".
I am very much honored by the wish of the New-England Woman's Suffrage Association that I should be present at their annual meeting, but they have been misinformed as to my having any present intention of visiting America. Should I ever contemplate such a visit, there are no persons on your side of the Atlantic with whom it would give me more pleasure to exchange marks of sympathy than with those who are working so energetically for a cause so dear to me as that of the equal claim of all human beings, independent of sex, to the full rights of citizenship, and freedom of competition, on equal terms, for all social advantages.
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Robert Morris University offers professional, career-focused education in a collegiate setting to diverse communities. Robert Morris University is an independent, not-for-profit, multi-location institution offering associate, baccalaureate, and graduate degree programs that focus on integrating theory and applications. Robert Morris University prepares students to be practitioners in their chosen fields, socially responsible to their communities, and a foundation for their families. |
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School type | private, coed college |
Year founded | 1913 |
Religious affiliation | N/A |
Academic calendar | 10-Wk Sess |
Setting | urban |
2012 Endowment | $51,164,566 |
When applying to Robert Morris University, it's important to note the application deadline is rolling. The application fee at Robert Morris University is $20. It is less selective, with an acceptance rate of 27.9 percent.
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Selectivity | less selective |
Fall 2012 acceptance rate | 27.9% |
Application deadline | rolling |
SAT/ACT scores must be received by | N/A |
Academic Life
The student-faculty ratio at Robert Morris University is 20:1, and the school has 59.8 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Robert Morris University include: Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies; Visual and Performing Arts; and Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 50.8 percent.
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Robert Morris University has a total undergraduate enrollment of 3,230, with a gender distribution of 46.5 percent male students and 53.5 percent female students. At this school, 10 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated, or -affiliated housing and 90 percent of students live off campus. Robert Morris University is part of the NAIA athletic conference.
Total enrollment | 3,802 |
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Collegiate athletic association | NAIA |
Campus Info & Services
Robert Morris University offers a number of student services including placement service. Robert Morris University also offers campus safety and security services like lighted pathways/sidewalks and controlled dormitory access (key, security card, etc). Alcohol is not permitted for students of legal age at Robert Morris University.
Students who have cars on campus | N/A |
Health insurance offered | No |
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At Robert Morris University, 86.5 percent of full-time undergraduates receive some kind of need-based financial aid and the average need-based scholarship or grant award is $11,372.
Paying for college doesn't have to be difficult or devastating. Go to the Paying for College knowledge center to get advice on raising cash and reducing costs.
Tuition and fees | $22,800 (2013-14) |
Room and board | $11,754 (2013-14) |
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (UPI) — First- and second-year students at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York are given an iPad 2 in place of course notes and books, school officials say.
Dr. Carol Storey-Johnson, senior associate dean of education at Weill Cornell Medical College, says the medical students can download course materials, see video or hear audio recordings of lectures, submit electronic course evaluations, access their grades, collaborate with other students and save their notes and coursework using the iPad.
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Just call him Bambi
But, whatever, don´t call him a buck.
Good grief. It´s his last game. Antler spray or no antler spray.
The two men that Ray and his posse stabbed to death were unavailable to comment... news at 11.
Today´s..."Deer In The Headlights" story...
a 10-per-day regimen of the deer-antler pills that will "rebuild your brain via your small intestines" I always suspected that´s where their (athletes) brains were.
Ibet Ray gets off, because I can´t believe deer antlers are being processed by those morons to produce said hormone. I seriously doubt there is anything in those pills. Con men never deliver what they say they deliver.
Look, he´s passed more than 500 tests. I'm sorry that you can't dream big. I´m sorry you don´t believe in miracles./Sarcasm
Maybe those guys broke the champagne bottle on his Antlers all those years ago. He should have gored them in self defense instead of his friends defending themselves.
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Fast Trail Runners Expect a Fast Trail for XTERRA NationalsChampionship course described as "flat, very runnable." The need for speed will be essential to success at the XTERRA Trail Run National Championship at Bend, Ore., on Saturday, Sept. 18. The 21-kilometer championship course along the Deschutes River is considered "moderate" by trail run standards, according to some of the elite runners in the field. Therefore, a fast pace is expected, and the first finishers should complete the course in a little over one hour. Stephanie Howe, one of the top contenders in the women's field, described the course as "fast, flat, very runnable. It is a course that will favor a true runner with foot speed." And Howe should know. She resides in Bend and is familiar with the trails near the Deschutes River. "I would say on a scale of 1 to 10, the technical difficulty of the course is a 5," said Howe, who finished eighth overall among the women last year. "The race is on trails, but they are pretty tame compared to many of the other trails around here. There are not a lot of twists and turns." Then again, the field is expected to include more than 500 runners from across the nation, many of them racing in Bend for the first time. For those newcomers, the twists and turns could come in different forms. For example, Bend is situated approximately 3,600 feet above sea level. The air might not be as thin in Bend as it is in Colorado, but it could still have an effect on out-of-state runners. Sean Kievning of Manhattan Beach, Calif., said the thin air affected his performance at his first try at the XTERRA Trail Run National Championship at Bend in 2008. "The colder, thinner air made the start of the race a little hard to adjust to," Kievning said. "When I ran this event for the first time, I felt like I was sipping air through a straw right from the freezer." What's more, Kievning said the fine dirt in Bend may also feel different to runners from out of state. He said some areas of the trail are "like sand … or powder." During the 2008 race, he said he had to adjust his running style to prevent his feet from sinking too deep in the soft dirt. Kievning placed 49th overall at the 2008 XTERRA Nationals, when he was unaccustomed to the conditions. Last year, he improved to 10th overall. He agreed with Howe, though, that the trail is fast and flat. Kievning participated in XTERRA Trail Run races in both Northern California and Southern California in 2010, and he said the championship race in Bend is almost a different type of race. "Out of all the races I have run in California, this race is the flattest course, but also a much higher pace," said Kievning, 25. Of course, it makes a difference that the pace-setter the past two years has been another Bend local, Max King. He is the two-time defending champion of the XTERRA National Championship race, and has basically pulled away from the field both years. King has described the course as a unique "urban to wild" system because the course starts in Downtown Bend at the Old Mill District before transitioning to the actual trails. King is again considered the overwhelming favorite, and Kievning is expecting King to once again set a blazing pace. "This race is just flat-out fast from the start, and it doesn't show any sign of slowing down the further in you go," Kievning said. At the same time, the relative flatness of the course should make it enjoyable for runners of all ages and skill levels. And what the trail may lack in difficulty, it makes up for in elegance. As Kievning noted: "Along the river, it is distractingly beautiful." XTERRA TRAIL RUN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WHEN: Saturday, Sept. 18, 9 a.m. start; first finishers expected around 10 a.m. WHERE: Bend, Ore. Start/finish will be at Old Mill District, and course will traverse along the Deschutes River. WHO: More than 500 runners from around the world, ranging in age groups from 9-younger to 80-older. COURSES: A 21-kilometer course will serve as the national championship race, but there are also separate 10-kilometer and 5-kilometer races that runners can enter. ENTRY INFORMATION: http://www.xterraplanet.com/xduro/nationals.html |
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Provo • Receiver Cody Hoffman was back on BYU's practice field Friday, catching a pair of touchdown passes and generally looking like a man among boys. Nobody was happier about that than quarterback Riley Nelson, who threw those two touchdowns to Hoffman while the Cougars worked on their short-field offense.
"Everything flows better when [Hoffman] is out there," Nelson said.
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What we learned » Receiver Cody Hoffman hasn't skipped a beat, catching a pair of touchdown passes on Friday.
Who was hot » Riley Nelson fires three touchdown passes in team drills, but is intercepted once — by Craig Bills.
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After practice, Hoffman spoke to reporters for the first time since he was held out of four practices for disciplinary reasons. He said he didn't miss a step after getting his first serious work in contact situation on Friday, but believes the punishment was fair.
"Yeah, I made a mistake and they handled it accordingly, and now I am back," he said.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall spoke earlier in the week about having "personal contracts" with players and how important it was to have channels of communication open with players such as Hoffman, a blossoming superstar.
"I feel like if there is ever anything wrong, I am able to keep in contact with [Mendenhall] and tell him what's going on," Hoffman said.
More time needed
Friday was supposed to be the day when coaches came out with a two-deep chart for all the position groups, but Mendenhall said it will take a little longer. Besides, he said, another scrimmage will be held sometime next week — he's not sure when — and players will be given a chance to move up or down one more time.
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Coaches liked what they saw after reviewing film of Thursday's scrimmage, which ended up including 83 plays when penalties and kicking plays were counted in.
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Running back David Foote, who walked on three years ago out of Pine View High in St. George, has been awarded a scholarship. He's one of five running backs who could play this year, Mendenhall said, along with Mike Alisa, Iona Pritchard and fullback Zed Mendenhall.
And the fifth?
Adam Hine or Jamaal Williams is "probably the other one," Mendenhall said. "Then you might see JD Falslev in the backfield. You might see Alex Kuresa in the backfield. There are a lot of different types of guys."
Strongside battle
Perhaps the closest position battle right now is at strongside linebacker, where junior Spencer Hadley and sophomore Alani Fua are in the mix. Hadley was the presumed starter, but Fua had the better scrimmage Thursday and was running with the ones on Friday.
"It could move back and forth three, four, five times before we play Washington State," Mendenhall said. "But they will both play."
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text: On the cover: James Franklin Crow, Ph.D., President, American Society of Human Genetics, 1963. James F. Crow was a pioneer and giant in the field of genetics. He made historic contributions to the scientific community—and to the public at large—through his research, teaching, public service, ethical analysis, and leadership in the fields of genetics and human genetics. He was world renowned for his role as one of the founding fathers of population genetics. Born near Philadelphia, PA, in 1916, he spent his early years in Wichita, KS, where his father was a professor of biology at Friends University, a Quaker school. He majored in biology and chemistry at Friends and graduated in 1937. He performed his doctoral research in zoology at the University of Texas at Austin. Although he hoped to study with H.J. Muller, Crow instead worked in Drosophila cytogenetics in "The Other Fly Room" with John T. Patterson (Genetics [2001] 157, 1–5) because Muller was then on leave in Moscow. T.S. Painter and W.S. Stone also influenced Crow; Stone encouraged him to read Sewall Wright's work and to take more math courses. Crow took a position at Dartmouth College in 1941 and taught a broad array of subjects in biology, statistics, and even navigation, partly because of the need to educate naval officers during World War II. In 1948, he moved to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he remained for 64 years. With life-long friend Joshua Lederberg, Crow helped to establish the Department of Medical Genetics. Teaching both general and population genetics, Crow was a highly regarded lecturer. Students remarked on the amazing clarity and simplicity of his lectures. His course text, Genetic Notes: An Introduction to Genetics (Burgess Publishing [1950]), often referred to as "Crow's Notes," became the foundation for genetics courses around the world. A series of fortuitous events led students Motoo Kimura and Newton Morton to Crow's group in the early 1950s. Crow convinced Wright to join the Wisconsin group after his retirement from the University of Chicago, and this assemblage led to a remarkably productive period in population-genetic theory. Stimulated by efforts to understand radiation effects from atomic warfare, Crow and Morton joined Muller in a landmark paper estimating the average number of heterozygous lethal alleles in humans and the mutation rate with the use of data from consanguineous mating (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U S A [1956] 42, 855–63). In a 2005 interview, Crow pointed to this paper as one of his most noteworthy achievements (http://www.genmedhist.info/Interviews%20/Crow). Crow and Kimura's work led to the latter's development of the theory of neutral evolution. They coauthored the influential text An Introduction to Population Genetics Theory (Harper & Row [1970]). Crow had a keen interest in the history of genetics. His Perspectives series in Genetics (1987–2008), coedited with William Dove, offers a delightful collection that teaches the origins of genetics and informs about the personalities responsible. Unfortunately, Crow's own 1963 ASHG presidential address on genetic-load theory went unrecorded, but his debate over semantics and theory with C.C. Li and L.D. Sanghvi can be found in The Journal (AJHG [1963] 15, 298–321). Genetics published several Perspectives to celebrate Crow's 95th birthday (Genetics [2011] 189, 1127); these, along with the numerous tributes written after his death in January 2012, provide abundant documentation of his ongoing impact on the field of genetics and its practitioners, and they are highly recommended. This image of Crow was drawn by Peter James Field from a photograph taken in December 1962 (#S09905) courtesy of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives and is used with permission.