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Cal Baptist's Zach Esquerra was named National Collegiate Baseball Writer's Association West Region Player of the Year after hitting .382 during the regular season and leading the PacWest and was fourth in all of college baseball with 17 home runs to go along with 51 runs, 15 doubles and 47 RBI.
Esquerra was also named PacWest player of the year for the second time earlier in the week.
Blair Moore, Luke Esquerra and Jon Bengard all earned first team recognition. Ryan Cathers was named to the third team.
Moore hit .371 with eight home runs, Luke Esquerra hit .380 with a career-best eight home runs and Bengard went 11-1 with a 2.21 ERA and 106 strikeouts in 102 innings pitched. Cathers hit a career-best .360 to go along with nine doubles and 20 runs.
The Lancers, who are playing in the NCCAA World Series, are currently 40-18 and 3-0 in pool play at the World Series. They won their fourth straight conference title, including their second straight PacWest title.


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Slang Expert Grant Barrett Speaking At The Escondido Public Library
Above: Graphic logo for the Escondido Public Library.
Know what a "noob" is and how he can be "pwnt" by an "ill" guy? Want to find out? Slangmeister Grant Barrett will give you the beta how new slang words become part of the language in the Turrentine room of the Escondido Public Library.
As editor of The Official Dictionary of Unofficial English and co-host of the radio program "A Way with Words," Barrett is no noob to slang and will use his expertise to explanificate how slang develops and infiltrates the language.
The program is free and open to the public.
For more information, please call (760) 839-4839 or visit the library online at http://library.escondido.org to learn about other upcoming library programs
Location: Escondido Public Library, 239 S Kalmia St Escondido, CA 92025 Google Map

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After last week's BDOTW win wearing a bold floral print, Leslie Mann opted for a softer look at the 2012 Met Gala, held in New York City on Monday evening.
The actress looked ultra feminine wearing a Nina Ricci Pre-Fall 2012 gown.
Her petal-pink gown features a high-low hemline and cascading ruffles down the front.
Leslie paired the romantic dress with black accessories including a bejewelled belt, an embellished clutch and lace-up Tom Ford heels.
A loose updo, styled like the model in the look book pictures, kohl-rimmed eyes and Fred Leighton complete the look.
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DANGER, DANGER, DANGER…WARNING, WARNING, WARNING shouted the robot in the old television show, "Lost in Space," when it sensed impending danger.
Now more than ever, I urge parents to keep a closer eye on your children and ALL children.
Become more vigilant, no matter how many times in the past you have allowed your children to play outside alone without parental or responsible adult supervision, our comfort levels should now shift to "defensive mode." When the attempted kidnapping of a little girl took place on the grounds of a church on Easter Sunday right here in Montgomery, that tells us that predators are out there and they have no regard for our children's innocence or their well being.
Don't "push the panic button," but I do encourage you to become more aware of where your children are at all times, there are those out there who may make our children targets for possible abduction.
The world as we knew it when we were children has changed…don't let your children become victims, keep them close no matter how much they resist your supervision…after all, you are the parent.
Right now would be a good time to have the "STRANGER DANGER" talk within your family as well as with the friends of your children…we can never have this talk too many times. We don't want ANY child or family to suffer the anguish of abduction of their child or the possible senseless death of an innocent child because we failed to do the responsible thing.
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FGCU Women's Tennis Blasts Lipscomb, 7-0
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The FGCU women's tennis team made quick work of the Lipscomb Bisons today, winning 7-0 in Nashville, Tenn. With the win the Blue and Green improve to 6-8, 3-3 in the A-Sun. The Eagles won the doubles point and dominated in singles, picking up all six singles points.
Junior Priscillia Villemond (Les Bordes, France) fought back from a 1-6 first set loss to defeat Mackenzie Bishop, 1-6, 6-4, 10-6. "Bishop played a tremendous first set and to see Prisci fight back and win the match was very impressive," said head coach Jennifer Gabou.
With the win, Villemond improves her season singles record to 10-4, while the doubles tandem of Jessica Sweeting (Freeport, Bahamas) and Jen Evans (Fort Myers, Fla.) improve to 10-4 as well.
In the other five singles matches, the Eagles dropped a combined nine games, winning all five matches in straight sets. Morgan Bechtel (Toledo, Ohio) dominated on court six, winning 6-0, 6-0, while Sweeting was nearly as impressive on court two, winning 6-0, 6-1.
FGCU will be back in action tomorrow when they visit Belmont. The match is set to begin at 10 a.m.
1. Sweeting/Evans (FGCU) def. Keevil/Bishop (LU) 8-2
2. Hansen/Jackson (LU) def. Rendon/Almeida (FGCU) 8-7 (6)
3. Villemond/Sambrano (FGCU) def. McMeen/Jow (LU) 8-2
1. Villemond (FGCU) def. Bishop (LU) 1-6, 6-4, 10-6
2. Sweeting (FGCU) def. Keevil (LU) 6-0, 6-1
3. Rendon (FGCU) def. Hansen (LU) 6-1, 6-2
4. Narzissenfeld (FGCU) def. Jackson (LU) 6-1, 6-4
5. Almeida (FGCU) def. Jow (LU) 6-2, 6-0
6. Bechtel (FGCU) def. McMeen (LU) 6-0, 6-0
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Flag Burning & Christian Nationalism:
Although the connections may not be obvious, there are significant ties between efforts to ban the burning or desecration of the American flag and Christian Nationalism. Nothing profane can be desecrated, thus the very idea that the flag can be desecrated is derived from the belief that the flag is sacred in some fashion. This belief is most actively promoted by Christian Nationalists, for whom true patriotism and true religion have been fused into an anti-democratic political movement.
Flag Burning & Flag Desecration is Offensive:
The most popular argument for bans on burning or desecrating the American flag is that they offend people. Its been a long time, though, since people have widely supported government suppression of politically unpopular speech. Freedom of speech means nothing if speech can be banned because it offends enough people. If we can ban burning a flag, why not ban burning someone in effigy? If we can ban desecration of a flag, why not ban desecration of the Bible, cross, or Quran? Read More...
People Disapprove of Flag Burning & Desecration:
Supporters of bans on burning or desecrating the American flag may insist that such bans are the will of the people and are only struck down by activist courts. This is a specious argument because it presumes that government has the authority to limit peoples liberty in this manner. The purpose of judicial review of laws is to prevent governments from overstepping their proper authority. Not everything that the people wills should become law. Read More...
Flag Burning & Flag Desecration are not Real Speech:
One argument which has consistently failed in the courts, but continues to be offered, is that burning or desecrating a flag is an action, not speech, so is not covered under the First Amendment. This is nonsense and if true, would allow the government to ban mere acts like flag waving. No one seriously believes that speech is limited to words because we use symbols and actions to communicate every day. Speech acts may require more scrutiny than words, but they are still speech. Read More...
Flag Burning & Flag Desecration Incite Violence:
If supporters of bans on flag burning and desecration cant convince people that such acts arent real speech, they argue that it is speech which incites violence and therefore can be banned. Its true that incitements to riot can be banned, but the threat has to be immediate and intended the government cannot ban speech which leads to violence because its unpopular. If that were true, violent factions could get any speech suppressed by rioting at appropriate times.
Flag Burning & Flag Desecration Dishonor Veterans:
Given how much members of the armed forces must or may be called upon to sacrifice, no one wants to be seen as dishonoring them. This makes the claim that burning the flag dishonors veterans an appealing one, but the claim is what actually does the dishonoring. No one fights and dies for a piece of cloth, they do so for the ideals which the flag stands for. Attempts to undermine those ideals, including the right to protest and attack the government, are what dishonor veterans sacrifices.
Flag Burning & Flag Desecration are anti-American:
Some say that burning and desecrating the flag should be banned because they are anti-American. Even if we ignore the possibility that some burn the flag to protest when the government acts contrary to American values, rather than in opposition to American values themselves, so what? American isnt truly free if people arent free to express anti-American ideas and if America isnt free, then being anti-American should be a virtue rather than a vice.
The American Flag is Sacred:
The word desecration implies that the American flag is sacred, but not many supporters of bans on flag burning and flag desecration come right out and acknowledge that this is what they believe. Not only is the idea that the flag is sacred inadequate to justify bans on desecrating it, but in fact the assertion itself undermines the cause. Any declaration that the flag is somehow a religious symbol, even implicit, is unconstitutional because the government lacks the authority. Read More...
The American Flag Embodies the American Nation:
It has been stated in American laws regulating the use of the American flag that it embodies the American nation and as such is a living thing. Supporters of bans on flag burning and desecration may argue that such acts are thus attacks on the American nation as a whole, but this presumes that the law can determine which ways of viewing the American flag are politically acceptable and which can be suppressed as politically unacceptable. Read More...
The American Flag as a Cultural Symbol in the Culture Wars:
The so-called culture wars in America are a conflict over who will determine the nature and boundaries of American culture. In the past, American culture was heavily (though not exclusively) determined by traditional Protestant Christianity. This shifted dramatically over the course of the 20th century, with the most rapid developments occurring in the final decades. For traditionalist Christians, conservative in their religious, social, and political outlooks, the changes involved in these shifts have been an unmitigated disaster.
Efforts to ban burning or desecrating the American flag have been important to conservative Christians fighting their culture war. No one is trying to simply stop people from burning a piece of cloth. For Christians, the flag is a symbol of America and for them, America is a Christian Nation. It is a country blessed by God and which has been given by God a task to civilize, democratize, and Christianize the planet.
Burning the American flag is thus perceived not just as an assault on patriotism, American values, and American traditions, but also American Christianity and even Gods purpose for the American people. Desecrating the flag is perceived as transforming it from a sacred symbol of something holy into something more profane, less revered, and less significant.
The earliest laws protecting the American flag were aimed at its use in commercial advertisements, something deemed a low and unworthy purpose. Those laws were attempts to define what the American flag could mean to people; the same is true of proposed laws and constitutional amendments today. It is not a physical flag which people are trying to protect, but the meaning they invest in it. Other meanings created by other people are deemed inferior, unworthy, and in need of suppression in order to gain some control over American culture through force of law.


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It was a fashion show like none other.
Cancer survivors, art bras, and big fun were all on showcase at the 5th annual Bras for a Cause at the Royal Oak Music Theater. All proceeds from the benefit go to Gilda's Club of Metro Detroit.
FOX 2's Amy Lange emceed the event. Click the video player to see highlights from the night and scroll through photos from Christopher M. Bjornberg.
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The 2014 Request for Information (RFI) is now closed.
Please bookmark our website - gsa.gov/gpg - and revisit periodically to review findings from our completed studies and results from the 2014 RFI as they become available.
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Of course you would probably die and the anchor pull from the static shock load of the high fall factor. Calculate the force of a 100k person taking a fall factor 2 on a 3m static tether. force calculator
A better way to rappel with a noob is to rig their device first at the anchor and then rig your own device after them. You rap first and then give them the fireman belay when they go. Unless they undo their device there is no way they can completely screw it up.
Gaaaah this thread makes my eyes bleed
It's usually not a problem if the anchor is high and the tension doesn't force the other person to hang awkwardly.
A reasonable method would be to clip the device and caribiner through the rope then all they have to do is clip the caribiner to their belay loop when you get to the bottom and unweight the rope. If someone can't clip a caribiner into their belay loop then their should be three of you and a babysitter. You can do this with multiple devices and people if need be.
This has moved quite off topic from simul rappel, but to continue the drift:
Sounds like a noob mistake, but if there is a way to fuck things up royally with very little effort, be sure that seasoned climbers will be doing the same thing with abandon. I know a very strong and competent climber technically who took a 110 footer to the ground doing a counterweight rappel on the unweighted side of the rope from the anchors on a sport climb. Lucky to be alive, much less climbing. When I saw his busted up excuse for a body, I asked: "So, gonna start carrying an ATC now?" I can count on one hand the number of people I'd trust to simul rap with, and I can't recall a single situation that's required the technique so far. It's just not worth the risk, unless in a massively objective-hazard filled time-sensitive retreat scenario, and even then, I'd prefer to preserve a saftey margin while descending. Everyone's got a different threshold. Mine has never landed me in a hospital from climbing-related injuries, I'm keeping it that way. Good luck to the injured parties, I'll be interested in the followup, to see whether this was 100% one climber's pilot error that caused the fall(s).
The thing that I am most afraid of with simul raps is my partner forgetting he is simul rapping and trying to go off belay as soon as he hits the ground. I saw this once when I was canyoneering. Fortunately it was in swim depth water. The second guy fell ten feet and went completely under. When he came back up he looked pretty pissed. Maybe he thought is was intentional (it was not). We did laugh a bit but that thought stuck with me.


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The Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns are going bowlin' for the first time ever at the FBS level, accepting a spot in the nearby New Orleans Bowl. They'll await their opponent, which would usually be a Conference USA team, but teams like Syracuse, Purdue, and Florida International are looking to snag that bid. The C-USA is top-heavy, you see.
This is the third of RIGHT AROUND SEVENTY bowl bids to be taken off the table, so we're going to be here a while. Elsewhere, the BYU Cougars have reserved their seat at the Armed Forces Bowl, and the Arkansas St. Red Wolves are prepared to take MACtion to the 12th level by entering the Godaddy.com Bowl.
The Cajuns are 8-3, and 6-2 in the Sun Belt, with a game left against Arizona. Mark Hudspeth might not be long for Cajun Field, but he's turned the otherwise lowly program into at very least a one-year wonder during his time on campus. A nine-win campaign would be their best since 1972, when they played in the Southland.


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The city of Albany hopes a new system will help collect fees more efficiently.
Tuesday, commissioners approved spending nearly $99,000 on new financial software.
They say the current system is outdated and cashiers have to enter information into a multiple applications.
That wastes time and leads to mistakes. The new software should improve the speed and accuracy of cash receiving services.
"We wouldn't want someone to have an error when they are paying for their ticket or a license, and second they will move in and out of those lines much more quickly so if they are waiting they don't have to wait while we enter it into several different systems," said Kris Newton, Finance Director.
SPLOST revenue will pay for the system which should be up and running by May.
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The Dallas Cowboys are the latest team to trade up to the top of the 2012 NFL Draft. The Cowboys traded up from the 14th pick all the way to the sixth pick, which was owned by the St. Louis Rams, and they plan to select LSU's Morris Claiborne, the top cornerback in the draft. The Rams picked up the Cowboys' second round pick as well.
The Rams now have three second round picks in the 2012 NFL Draft and two first round picks in each of the next two drafts. Their method of stockpiling picks is working extremely well.
Moving up eight spots near the top of the draft is very expensive, as the Browns and Jaguars learned earlier in the draft. But this gives the Cowboys potentially one of the best young cornerback tandems with Brandon Carr.
For more on the Cowboys, visit Blogging The Boys and SB Nation Dallas. And for more on the Rams, check out Turf Show Times and SB Nation St . Louis.


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M.L.S. (library science), University of Illinois at Urbana‑Champaign, IL, August 1988
M.A. in English, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, May 1987; written and oral comprehensive examinations‑‑oral examination passed with distinction; Female Friendships in Three Novels by May Sarton, master's thesis
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Library leadership and administration, scholarly communication and academic publishing, library role in teaching and engagement in higher education, collection development and acquisitions, civility, diversity
What's Next for Collection Management and Managers?: Assessing the Value of Collection Services. Collection Management, 37, 2 (April-June 2012): 58-64.
Changing Leaders and Changing Leadership. OLA (Oregon Library Association) Quarterly, 18, no. 1 (Spring 2012): 17-18.
What's Next for Collection Management and Managers?: Sustainability Dilemmas. Collection Management, 37, 1 (January-March 2012): 3-8.
With Jennifer Nutefall. Preparing for the 21st Century: Academic Library Realignment. New Library World, 113, no. 3-4 (2012): 162-173.
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What's Next for Collection Management and Managers? Games and Gaming in Academic Libraries. Collection Management, 36, no. 4 (October-December 2011): 198-202.
Assessing the Value of Academic Library Consortia. Journal of Library Administration, Special Issue: Living the Future, 51, 7/8, (October 2011): 645-661
Assessing the Value of Academic Library Consortia. A talk for the ALCTS Chief Collection Development Officers of Large Research Libraries, American Libraries Association Midwinter Conference, Seattle, WA, January 26, 2013. (invited)
With Lisa German (Penn State). Write for it! Jump Start your Research Agenda and Join the Conversation. A panel presentation sponsored by the ALCTS Acquisitions Section, Research and Statistics Committee for the American Libraries Association Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA, June 23, 2012. (invited)
The CSE (Council on Science Editors) Interview Hour: University Presses and University Libraries. Council of Science Editors, Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, May 21, 2012. (invited)
Submitting for Publication, part 3 of the From Idea to Publication, part 3 of the From Idea to Publication Series, a webcast sponsored by the ACRL Research Program Committee of the American Library Association, April 3, 2012. (invited)
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South Texas Youth Soccer Association
Job Title: Assistant Program Manager – Member Services
Contact Information: email@example.com
Location: Manor (Austin), TX
Position Overview:
South Texas Youth Soccer Association (STYSA) is seeking a qualified Assistant Program Manager to provide support for state and regional programs and operations. The Assistant Program Manager will report directly to the STYSA Executive Director. Generally this employee works regular office hours; however, some weekend and evening hours will be required.
South Texas Youth Soccer Association has nearly 100,000 players, coaches and volunteers participating in our national state association on an annual basis. South Texas Youth Soccer Association is affiliated with US Youth Soccer and the US Soccer Federation.
Position Responsibilities:
Applicants must be willing to work in the existing STYSA State Office located in Manor, TX (Austin Metropolitan Area) during regular office hours.
All interested applicants should email resumes and salary requirements to:
Jennifer Davis, Executive Director - STYSA
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The mother of a Valley man, who has not been heard from or seen for several weeks, is hoping the public can help locate her son.
Kyle James Ditscheit, 27, is a transient and police said his mom is trying to check his welfare.
He was last known to be staying in the area of Gilbert Road and Chandler Boulevard.
Officers said the man has texted his ex-girlfriend in the past with suicidal statements.
Ditscheit is described as 6'4" tall and weighs 145 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes.
People with any knowledge of his whereabouts are asked to call the Gilbert Police Department at 480-503-6500. Reference report #13-12983.
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Walk around your yard or neighborhood and help your child look for a branch that's broken off a tree. Choose one that has many smaller branches and twigs, since you want it to resemble a little tree as much as possible. It should also be fairly dried outnot greenso the branches are stiff. If it still has leaves on it, remove them. Take a bowl or flowerpot and fill it with sand or salt. Push the branch down into the sand or salt so it stands upright and looks properly treelike. Now you're ready to decorate!
Pour gumdrops into a bowl. If your child is 3 or older and is interested in patterns, you can let him sort the gumdrops by color into smaller bowls. You can decorate your tree in a rainbow of colors or just use red, green, and white. (Of course, if you plan to do that, you'll have to purchase extra bags of gumdrops.) Explain to your child that the gumdrops are going to become the leaves of your tree. Demonstrate by sticking a gumdrop onto the end of a twig so the twig pokes into the center of the gumdrop. Now let your child go to town, continuing until every last twig has a gumdrop on the end of it.
Learning and Growing
It takes a fair amount of hand-eye coordination and fine-motor skill to get those gumdrops stuck onto the branches. This activity is also a great way for your child to practice learning his colors.


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Flooding apology for late warning
The Environment Agency has apologised to Oxfordshire residents for failing to issue a flood warning until six hours after they were under water.
Among the flooded were seven properties in the Wendlebury area and another three in Steventon near Abingdon. It happened when a third of a month's rainfall (33mm) fell in one night last week.


text: In the blink of an eye, driver inattention let to a potentially deadly traffic accident on Highway 44 Thursday, but thankfully both occupants of a small car walked away unscathed.It happened around midday on the eastbound lanes of Highway 44, just west of the airport. A woman with a seven-year old passenger in a small Saturn veered off the roadway and crashed into a light pole."Something happened in the car," said Sr. Officer Chuck Williams of the Corpus Christi Police Department. "She was dealing with the window, or whatever. Swerved a little bit, and over-corrected and spun out of control."Investigators on the scene said the accident could have been much worse."You have to pay attention to the road and keep your eyes on the roadway at all times," Williams said. "If not, these are the kinds of things that happen to you; and plus, she's coming around a curve. Probably got out of sorts and that's what happened."The accident is still under investigation. It is undetermined whether the driver will be cited for causing the accident.