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New for 2014, this course aims to prepare you practically and intellectually for a career in theatre directing. The course is delivered in partnership with several local and regional theatre companies (see Professional Preparation module), providing placement opportunities alongside practical and academic study of theatre directing.
Modules include Dramatic Structure, Directors Workshop, and Professional Preparation. Dramatic Structure is undertaken alongside students on our long-standing MRes Playwriting course, enhancing collaboration with writers.
This course allows you to research and direct your own work as part of a final practical project and written thesis, supported by staff and professional-level facilities.
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This course allows you to research and direct your own work as part of a final practical project and written thesis, supported by staff and professional-level facilities. The course is delivered in partnership with several local and regional theatre companies, providing placement opportunities alongside practical and academic study of theatre directing.
Over the course of the year you will work towards a Dissertation Portfolio, which will comprise a short, focused creative practice project and an extended piece of writing.
Please note that for the 2014 entry MRes Directing will not be offered on a part time basis.
Through tutor-led and small group exercises you will explore advanced analysis of text in relation to the practical demands of directing, explore skills in staging, experience working with elements of technical choices and consider different approaches to working with actors and the collaborative process of producing performance.
This module addresses key dramaturgical terms, introduces you to a range of dramatic approaches and centres on three case studies. It is taught in collaboration with MRes Playwriting.
This module takes the form of a placement with a local or regional company. Our partners include the BE Festival, Birmingham REP, Stan's Cafe, Theatre Absolute, the New Vic, and Talking Birds. Students are also able to negotiate their own placements, either in the UK or abroad, and a small bursary is available to support this.
The Dissertation Portfolio represents the culmination of the year's work in practical and theoretical approaches to the creation and/or facilitation of live performance. The Portfolio will comprise a short, focused creative practice project and an extended piece of writing. Each piece of work is weighted equally in the final assessment of this module, and they will be developed, undertaken, and examined together.
We charge an annual tuition fee.* Fees for 2014/15 are as follows:
*NB: Due to the nature of this course, it is subject to a £1,100 bench fee which is included in the fee quoted above.
Scholarships to cover fees and/or maintenance costs may be available. To discover whether you are eligible for any award across the University, and to start your funding application, please visit the University's Postgraduate Funding Database.
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University of Birmingham graduates - including those due to graduate in summer 2014 - may be entitled to a fee reduction through the College of Arts and Law Alumni Bursary scheme.
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As well as demonstrable previous theatre directing experience, the typical entry requirement is a good 2:1 undergraduate degree or above. International applicants should also take note of the English language requirements. Successful applicants will also be called for interview.
References and a personal statement will be required as part of the online application form, along with a research proposal. Although to some extent provisional, the research proposal should demonstrate what practical project you would wish to undertake at the end of the degree programme, its aims and how it will be written about in the accompanying thesis. The Graduate School's pages give further information as to how to structure the research proposal.
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There will be opportunities for collaboration with the MRes in Playwriting Studies - Britain's leading programme dedicated to the craft of the dramatist. You will also be able to draw on our undergraduate students as actors, and have the support of our highly qualified academic staff, as well as having the professional technical support available for performance in our newly refurbished studio and theatre facility in the George Cadbury Hall. Unique to this course is the opportunity to complete a placement with our local and regional theatre company partners, including the BE Festival, Birmingham REP, Stans Cafe, Theatre Absolute, the New Vic and Talking Birds.
You will also become part of, and contribute to, the vibrant international community of the College of Arts and Law Graduate School, which offers dedicated research resources and a supportive working environment. Our team of academic and operational staff are on hand to offer support and advice to all postgraduate students within the College.
The University of Birmingham has been ranked 8th in the UK and 60th in the world for post-qualification employability in the latest global survey of universities commissioned by the International Herald Tribune.
Your degree will provide excellent preparation for employment and this will be further enhanced by the employability skills training offered through the College of Arts and Law Graduate School.
Over the last five years, 94.3% of Drama and Theatre Arts postgraduates have been in work and/or further study six months after graduation.
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CAROLINA BEACH - Following a late night April 9, meeting the Carolina Beach Town Council is considering a change to how they schedule meetings.
Mayor Bob Lewis explained Sunday, "In an effort to make our council meetings more effective and to reduce the length of time of each meeting I would like to change our scheduling. I would like to suggest that we have a council meeting the week before the regularly scheduled meeting."
Lewis explained, "This would be an advertised open meeting scheduled to last 1-2 hours. We could cover basic agenda items such as: non-profit requests for funding, committee presentations, approval of minutes, approval of the consent agenda, updates on various projects i.e. Nourishment, Dredging, Parking Management etc. This would act as a pre-agenda meeting with the effort of getting through a number of items prior to our normal meeting."
Lewis explained, "This would allow us to focus regularly scheduled monthly meetings on the larger issues at hand including Conditional Use Permits, public hearings,
new proposals for projects, budget review etc. I would
hope we could scale our regular meeting to something like 3-4 hours."
He explained, "We would be spending the same amount of time, but we would not feel pressured to move an item along too quickly and
I would feel as though our residents would not get so bored. I think the length of our meetings are keeping some away from even attending and are making our meetings less effective."
Councilman Tom Bridges explained via email to Lewis, "I fully support your recommendation. The County commissioners use the same
kind of format. Would our pre-agenda meeting meet in the afternoon like they do?"
Councilman Steve Shuttleworth agreed.
In recent months it has become common for the Council to push through meetings until around midnight and in some cases continue meetings to other dates because a meeting was running longer than expected and the public often left early.
Previous administrations in the early 2000's would hold a pre-agenda workshop meeting a couple of weeks prior to the regular meeting set for the second Tuesday of each month.
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Investigators report the man entered the store located on the 9600 block of East Brainerd Road.
Officials say he approached the register with merchandise and asked the clerk for two packs of cigarettes. He then said he had a gun and demanded the clerk empty the register.The clerk refused and the robber left.
The robber was a white male who appeared to be in his 20's, approximately 6 feet tall, slim build, wearing gray cargo pants, light gray long sleeve shirt and sun glasses.
A witness at the gas pumps advised the suspect left the area driving silver Chevy Cruze with a possible sunroof.
If anyone can identify the person in the photos/video or has information regarding this incident are asked to call the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office at 423-209-8940 or the Sheriff's dispatcher at 423-622-0022.


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Voters in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties will be asked Aug. 7 to approve 0.2 mils for 10 years, which is approximately $15 per year for every $150,000 of a home's fair market value. This money will go to provide one of many sources of funding needed to support a world-class art museum: the Detroit Institute of Arts.
As the vote nears for the Arts Millage in southeast Michigan, I feel compelled to share some of my thoughts.
The Detroit Institute of Arts is an irreplaceable resource that brings incredible works of art, film, music, and so much more to our collective Detroit community. I personally choose to pay for a membership so I can enjoy these treasures many times throughout the year. My experiences at the DIA have been positive, exhilarating, educational, fun, and memorable.
Residents living in counties that approve the millage will receive free unlimited general admission, including students taking field trips to the museum, and there will be enhanced programs for students and seniors and bus subsidies for visits by seniors and students.
Making this resource available to residents of Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties for no admission fee will broaden the ability of the DIA to reach out and enrich the lives of the people living here. Additionally, it will put the DIA on sound financial footing, helping to offset the losses in other funding sources that have occurred over many years.
I also see the DIA as a resource that can help lead the Detroit region out of a recession.
Detroit is already attracting young people, and it has particularly seen a surge of young adults under 35 years old with technology-based backgrounds. The writings of economic development adviser Richard Florida and others have documented how young people are seeking "place" over the highest-paying job. A world-class art museum and the other cultural resources in Detroit will help to fuel the growth in young professionals living in the City.
The overall value of the arts in a community is well-documented. Adrian Ellis, a cultural planning consultant, wrote and spoke in 2003 about four sets of partially overlapping arguments that have been particularly influential:
• Economic: Investment in certain arts has a high "multiplier effect," generating direct and indirect expenditure, through the first round of construction or other investment related activity and subsequently by attracting inward investment and tourism, and thereby creating jobs.
• Social: Investment in the arts can ease social divisions by creating a context in which otherwise socially disempowered groups can participate in society on a more equal basis; and it creates 'social capital.'
• Psychological and personal: Participation in the arts can accelerate intellectual and motor skills.
• Civic: The civic argument, an amalgam of the above, is that a city with a vibrant cultural infrastructure, in which a range of different forms of public and private sector investment in the arts are undertaken, can create a virtuous circle of high economic performance, high inward investment, high educational attainment and high levels of civic engagement.
I believe the case for the DIA millage is compelling. Its failure would be disastrous for the region's economy, its culture, and its people.
By approving the millage, the DIA not only maintains the treasures of the past, it enables the museum and the region to leverage these resources for future growth in the arts and the economy.
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Palo Alto finds willing partners in Shanghai
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on Dec 18, 2012 at 10:48 am
It's difficult to understand what the City of Palo Alto government thinks it is doing here. The local government can't seem to manage its own finances, keep the streets properly paved, and has shown now evidence of understanding "technology". (Just last week it was revealed that its primary database/systems vendor claimed that the City underpaid it over one million dollars for improper use of its SAP product.) Additionally, the recent revelations regarding the secrecy, and possibly improper use of City employees to push the huge project of property developer John Arrillaga under the so-called "radar" proves that the City Manager is not one who believes in openness, or fair play. Perhaps that's why there is so much interest in the Communist leaders wanting to partner with men like Keenegiven the underlying nature of corruption that has always been the bedrock of Chinese culture.
The Weekly's article did not seem to offer us any insight into how much this trip cost, who actually paid the bills, and what the Palo Alto "delegation" signed, in terms of legal/binding documents.
Given how geographically small Palo Alto is, it's difficult to see any possibility of the City's enticing a Chinese property developer to open a "technology park" in Palo Alto. Given the long-term financial issues facing the City, it's difficult to understand how spending any money on "Sister Cities" makes much sense. That said, given that the Internet allows people to interact with people all over the world--using tools like Skypecreating, and maintaining, "relationships" in faraway places can now be easily done without spending a lot of money. However, the City of Palo Alto does not yet seem to have understood that possibility, as it has not yet offered Skype service to its own residents.
It makes sense for business groups to want to explore business opportunities in the growing Chinese economy. Unfortunately, China seems to be more of a "closed door" (at least at the moment) than a "two way street" for American/European business interests (just ask Google). So, it makes little sense for local governments to be sucked into some sort of "Sister City" relationships that allow Chinese business (meaning the Communist Chinese Government/Army) to gain access to local markets, while American businesses are effectively shut out of Chinese markets.
This matter is probably more of a publicity stunt for the "local delegation" that wangled a (hopefully) free trip to China. Given how spectacularly unsuccessful the "Destination Palo Alto" campaign turned out to be under government controlit's difficult to believe that much will come out of this "opportunity" with the same stewards at the helm.
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It's more like a real estate sales tour than anything else. Unlike San Francisco, we just don't have enough tourist attraction places around here. In any cases, we have to fix our potholes first
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on May 8, 2012 at 11:16 am
Wow, Stanford's fundraising muscle is unequaled. All this philanthropy is so heartening. I wish tiny non-profits like the Media Center where I work had a little more flexing ability to attract donors. We're working on it! We help people plug in to skills, issues and a social network of community video creators. I love it as much as I love all that Stanford does for our community. We're important too! But it's definitely "Go Cardinal!"
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Wow. I had not yet seen the artist renderings. Cantilever designs in earthquake country have made me nervous since that Sylmar hospital collapse in '71. But I suppose the architects know what they are doing...
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Osceola County Commissioner Fred Hawkins Jr. described the Washington Nationals architectural plans and renderings for a $98 million state-of-the-art spring training facility in Kissimmee as "beautiful."
But because the massive new spring training stadium would require a substantial financial commitment from the county, it could face an uphill battle for approval from the commission.
"I'm anxious to see the tourist community's reaction to this proposal first," Hawkins said. "If they are not positive, it would be a hard sell."
On Tuesday, top brass from Major League Baseball's Washington Nationals presented their proposal for a brand new dual stadium to each of Osceola County's five commissioners. The Nationals recently told officials in Brevard County, where they currently play in Viera, the team does not intend to renew it's lease at Space Coast Stadium.
On Wednesday, Osceola County's Tourist Development Council will get its chance to see the proposal for the 6,500-seat facility. The Nationals are proposing to build the sprawling two-team facility, complete with extra fields for games and workouts, on vacant land across the street from the Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee.
Hawkins Jr. says the crown jewel is the clubhouse, which in renderings he looked at appeared "simply beautiful" to him.
If Osceola County decides to build the facility for the reigning National League East champions, it will require a substantial amount of borrowing. Hawkins Jr. believes the county will need to issue a $50 million bond. And although the state of Florida will contribute $10.2 million per team through recently approved spring training incentives, the money is not provided up front, and land for the new stadium still needs $20 million worth of site work.
It's also unclear which baseball team would share the shiny new baseball facility with the Washington Nationals. It's been widely rumored the Houston Astros may leave Kissimmee.
Also concerning to the commissioner was the absence of plans for a private developer to build a hotel on the stadium's property. As it stands, the team would have to drive 45 minutes to the nearest hotel.
"There wasn't a real commitment to build a hotel," said Hawkins Jr.
The Washington Nationals vice president also promised he would pump "a lot of money" into the community, but he wouldn't commit to a specific amount, says Hawkins Jr.
Hawkins said a study authored by Experience Kissimmee claimed a brand new spring training facility in Kissimmee would create more than 1,600 jobs and provide $72 million of economic impact to the surrounding area.
The Osceola County Commission is expected to discuss the proposal at a scheduled meeting on Monday.
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One of the greatest lighting designer laments is that they rarely have the chance to catch their peers' work or have the opportunity to work with those they admire. Yet LDs John Broderickand Nick Sholem were able to lend their talents to the most recent tour of the art rock band Yes.
Broderick designed the band's two-month US tour last fall, and left it with Ben Richardson and Greg Maltby. The band then decided to reform in February for a European tour. "They had two High End Systems Status Cue(R) consoles, and they wanted to bring it all down into one board and have just one guy operating and calling spots," Sholem says. "They had designed a very complicated, quite beautiful show, with a lot of cues--and a lot of spot cues. To ask one person to do everything was quite a tough task. So it was very nice of John to think of me to take on this challenge."
While Light & Sound Design picked up the tour's lighting support duties for this leg of the tour, Lighting Technologies sent over the Status Cue board, as well as a basic package of High End Cyberlights(R), Studio Colors(R), PAR cans, and color changers.
Richardson stayed on the tour with Sholem for about two weeks before rejoining Broderick to program Metallica's tour. "I left that show completely alone," Sholem says. "Ten days later we went to South America, and the only piece of equipment that made the trip was the Miracle Motor, designed by Tait Towers. It's a plate motor that sits on a case or on the floor, and when you put a mirror ball on top, you can vary its speed one way or the other. It's gorgeous."
Crew chief Jeff Gregos also traveled with Sholem, where they designed a new show using PAR cans and High End Intellabeams(R).
For the next American leg, lead singer Jon Anderson asked Sholem to create a brand-new design. "Time was extremely tight and there was no money to be spent, so we came up with a keep-it-cheerful look," Sholem says. "We decided to hang on to the Studio Colors because there was a lot of strobing on this Yes show--which is a bit peculiar for me. But it was good fun. Everything was multicolor-lit and strobed to death."
Using WYSIWYG, Sholem programmed on a Flying Pig Systems Wholehog II console. The design featured diverse equipment: 26 Studio Colors, 24 Martin MAC 500s, five Cyberlights, 24 Morpheus ColorFaders, six High End Dataflash(R) AF-1000 strobes, two Luma strobes, and six Vari*Lite(R) VLM(TM) moving mirrors. "I brought in my old buddy Nook Schoenfeld, who happened to be in Atlanta at that time. Then his protege, Jason Bullock, took over--he's very young, but very talented."
The rest of the lighting crew included crew chief Rod "Red" Gibson and automated techni-cian George Reeves. Lighting Technologies again supported the tour. "The whole crew, as well as Bob Looney and Ritchie Steffa from Lighting Technologies, were wonderful," Sholem says. "It was a great experience."


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although she headlines in the odyssey, circe is a common figure in greek mythology. she wasn't exactly up their with the olympians but she's still a member of the club. her father was the sun god and mother was some sort of sea dwelling deity…somewhere between a god and a nymph. circe made her home in the clearing of a forest on an island, she spent her days turning enemies into animals, fun. upon the warning of his men and the foresight of hermes, odysseus was able to outsmart her and seek refuge at her mansion. taking into account she's a witch and greek, i think it's safe to say you'd see some draping and some crazy in her wardrobe.
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A well-regarded longtime California practitioner who found he bit off more than he could chew when he took on the project of turning around a troubled consumer law firm will lose his law license for a year as a result.
According to a stipulation he signed Friday with the state bar, Kerry Steigerwalt sold multiple pieces of property in order to make partial refunds totaling about $1 million to some 800 clients, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
The attorney disciplinary agreement also includes two years of probation.
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This is what I'm talking about-PMK 5000 are back!
I refuse to listen to the "Destroy What You Enjoy" disc after seeing the Wild World video, it was pretty painful seeing my sci-fi band turn into an emo band. I'm glad they got rid of Terry Corso from Alien Ant Farm, he was the wrong fit for the band. PMK 5000 have re-grouped, re-focused, and are ready to drop some nukes on the fans.
If you get a chance to see the video for the first single "Super Villain" you'll even see various homages to their past sci fi work.
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BEAVERTON, Ore., June 13, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Vernier Software & Technology was named a winner of the 2014 Worlddidac Awards for its MotionEncoder System and for Video Physics app for iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod touch®. For more than 30 years, the Worlddidac Foundation's Worlddidac Awards have honored high quality and innovative educational products through its internationally recognized program.
"We are constantly working to provide both teachers and students with the most innovative technologies for science and STEM education," said David Vernier, co-founder of Vernier and a former physics teacher. "The global recognition from the Worlddidac Awards for both our Motion Encoder System and Video Physics app is a great honor and further recognizes the impact of our products in the teaching and learning process."
Based on Vernier's original Dynamics System, the Vernier Motion Encoder System is a complete system for studying dynamics. It includes carts, a track, and associated hardware, in addition to a new optical motion encoder to record cart positions. The Motion Encoder Cart uses an optical sensor, positioned beneath the cart, to sense the passage of the cart over a marked strip on the track. The position information is sent as an encoded IR signal to a receiver at the track's end. This optical-only system provides more repeatable and noise-resistant motion data when compared with a traditional ultrasonic motion detector, which is sometimes affected by stray ultrasound reflections.
Video Physics brings physics video analysis to iPhone®, iPod touch® and iPad®. Students and teachers can capture video of an object in motion, mark its position frame by frame, and set the scale using a known distance. Video Physics then draws trajectory, position, and velocity graphs for the object. The app also allows for sharing of video, graphs, and data to other apps, such as Vernier's Graphical Analysis. Data and video can even be emailed for use with computers running Vernier's Logger Pro software.
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For more than 30 years the Worlddidac Foundation has presented the Worlddidac Award, an internationally recognized distinction for companies who offer products and solutions for all levels of education. The Worlddidac Award is presented every two years to high quality and innovative products with a high potential to improve learning or teaching. Winning products are chosen by a jury of teachers and education experts based on a product's overall educational value, design, sustainability, and more.
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North Philadelphia-Over 35,000 athletes will participate in the Special Olympic Games next month in New Jersey.
That's where Ben Liken will play the game he was never supposed to play; a game that's taught him to learn and to grow.
Fox 29's Colleen Wolfe introduces us to Ben.
"I was told he would never walk, never talk, couldn't initiate anything, and I was also told not to bring him home from the hospital and that was just back in 1991," his mother said.
Now, Ben Liken does more than anyone ever thought he would.
"It's given him a whole lot more confidence because he can do things on the court that some people think he shouldn't be able to do. And he's good at it," his mother said.
Ben's other hobby isn't so common: helping other people.
"What other people consider to be a drudgery or a task he knows it's helpful for them," his mother said. "He will attach himself to people and do anything for them."
Something his church knows all too well.
"He will participate in our prayer time and we have to stop him because if we didn't he would pray for an hour," Pastor Ben said.
When's he's not praying at church, he's usually lending a hand to Pastor Ben.
A relationship that goes back to the day Ben was born.
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Ben's involvement with the Special Olympics has given him the confidence to help himself and everyone around him.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Opening just the sixth season in program history, the FGCU men's soccer team will begin its quest to defend its back-to-back Atlantic Sun regular season championships, as well as the first A-Sun Tournament championship and NCAA berth, as it travels to Northeast Ohio to face perennial power No. 2 Akron on Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Free live video (via MACSports.com), twitter updates (@FGCUMensSoccer), live stats and results will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com.
"The University of Akron does a fantastic job with their support of college soccer," said reigning A-Sun Coach of the Year Bob Butehorn. "The soccer environment they've created is a true testament to the significant growth of college soccer over the last 10 years. It should be a fantastic opportunity and experience for our young program."
With three first-place votes, the Green and Blue were predicted to finish second in the standings behind 2011 A-Sun Tournament runner-up ETSU, which received the remaining six votes. Returning from the program's most historic season to date, senior midfielder Deion Jones (Tampa, Fla./Freedom HS), sophomore forward Xavier Silva (Boca Raton, Fla./ North Broward Preparatory School) and sophomore defender Federico Crespo (Heredia, Costa Rica/St. Paul College/Universidad Latina) were each named to the A-Sun Preseason All-Conference team.
Further preseason recognition saw the Eagles land four players on TopDrawerSoccer.com's A-Sun Top 20 Players to Watch list. FGCU held three of the top 10 spots, as Silva was ranked No. 4, while Jones and Crespo were slotted No. 7 and No. 10, respectively. Rounding out the list for the Green and Blue, redshirt sophomore Donovan Henry (Parkland, Fla./Stoneman Douglas HS) was positioned No. 14 in the league. Additionally, the media outlet slotted FGCU No. 42 in its initial preseason Tournament 48 rankings, which are a running attempt to project the postseason college soccer tournament qualifiers, including every automatic conference berth.
Named the 2011 A-Sun Freshman of the Year, Silva returns as the squad's leading scorer with 15 points on six goals and three assists last season, earning A-Sun All-Conference second team and All-Freshmen team recognition. Twice named to the A-Sun All-Conference first team, Jones enters his senior season ranked fifth all-time in points (27), while third in goals (9), game-winners (3) and assists (9). In a breakout sophomore season on the defensive backline, Jones set program single-season records for points (17) and goals (7).
In net, the Green and Blue return sophomore keeper Nathan Ingham (Keswick, Ontario/Keswick HS), who was named the A-Sun Tournament MVP last season. The Keswick, Ontario product held a 1.10 goals against average, which ranked second in the Atlantic Sun, and finished with a 6-2 record with one shutout last season. After accumulating 30 saves and posting a .769 save percentage, good for second in the league, the second-year player was invited to Canadian U-20 National Camp this offseason.
Finishing the season with a 12-6-2 overall record, the Eagles entered the 2011 A-Sun Tournament as the No. 1 overall seed after posting a 7-1 mark in league action. Having already secured back-to-back regular season championships, the Green and Blue went on to claim their first-ever A-Sun Tournament title and NCAA Tournament berth in the program's first season of eligibility. The Green and Blue bring back 15 players from last year's championship squad and usher in 12 newcomers.
Seeking its third trip in four year to the NCAA College Cup, Akron enters its season opener ranked No. 2 in the country according to Soccer America's Preseason Top 25 poll. A perennial power, the Zips return eight starters and 10 letterwinners from last season, including veterans Chad Barson, Scott Caldwell and David Meves, who led UA to the 2010 National Championship. Akron finished 2011 ranked No. 11 after posting a 15-4-4 overall record and capturing its seventh consecutive MAC regular season championship with a perfect 6-0 league mark.
Akron welcomes the No. 1-ranked recruiting class in the nation in 2012, including four of the top 11 high school recruits in the country. Two of those incoming recruits, striker Alfred Koroma and winger Dillon Serna, were selected to join sophomore midfielder Wil Trapp on the 18-player U.S. Under-20 National Team roster.
Senior midfielder Scott Caldwell finished with 23 points on six goals and 11 assists, to lead all returners from last season. Junior midfielder Aodhan Quinn (3G, 10A) and senior forward Thomas Schmitt (5G) also finished with double digit points in 2011. Goalkeeper David Meves also returns for his senior season in net, after starting 22 games and finishing with a 14-4-4 record last season.
The Zips set an NCAA record for the longest home unbeaten streak during a 5-0 rout of Cleveland State in the 2011 season opener on Aug. 27, extending their historic run to 40 games (38-0-2) dating back to the 2008 campaign. The Zips would remain undefeated at FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field for eight more matches (6-0-2), pushing their all-time record to 48 contests. The streak came to a close when Michigan State escaped with a 1-0 win in the final regular season match with a second-half goal.
FGCU season tickets can be purchased in person at the Alico Arena ticket office or by phone at 239-590-7145. Tickets are also available at www.FGCUathletics.com/tickets. The FGCU ticket office is open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. from Monday through Friday. An adult ticket is $30, while a youth (3-12 years) ticket is $15. Single game tickets can also be bought at $6 for adults and $3 for youth. Groups of 10+ can get in for $3 a person. FGCU students and faculty/staff get in free with their student ID.
New to the 2012 season, FGCU Athletics is excited to offer the Half-Price Sunday Soccer Punch Pass for both adults and youths. This offer is available now through the ticket office and will be available through September 16. They will also be on sale at the ticket office on soccer game days.


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The old Drillers Stadium is getting a new chance to greet fans and athletes this spring. A new professional soccer team, will call it their home field. The Tulsa Athletics are getting ready for their debut.
What used to be the pitchers mound is now part of the soccer field. Instead of running to bases, players will run to goals on each end of the field, north and south.
The Tulsa Athletics will play on a field that has been redesigned to fit two goals within a 110 by 75 yard area. They will hopefully be surrounded by fans in the stands. But what used to be the outfield will serve as a beer garden and place for you to watch from that side, as players kick the ball and defend their goals.
The team is made up of college and pro players from right here in Tulsa. They are currently practicing and getting ready for competition.
Right now crews are painting the fence in team colors of green and yellow to follow. The team is leasing the field at 55-hundred dollars a month, so they will need to fill up the seats with paying fans. The owners believe there is a soccer fan base in Tulsa, starting with 30-thousand youth players.
" So we know that Tulsans love the game of soccer. It's just about getting our product in front of them and who wouldn't want to come out to a stadium and watch soccer? There will be something for everyone," said Sonny Dalesandro, co-owner of the Tulsa Athletics and former pro soccer player.
The games start in just a few weeks, May 18th. For ticket info, click on the link attached to this story.
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Weeks after Gore Verbinski abandoned Pirates to focus on Bioshock, Universal has put the freeze on the project, which was well into the pre-production stage. According to Variety the studio balked at the budget (which was estimated to be $160 million and rising to a cost described as "untenable"), halted production, and fired a few production staffers. Verbinski and Universal are currently debating how to make the film on a slimmer budget. One of their solutions is to move filming from L.A. to London. "We were asked by Universal to move the film outside the U.S. to take advantage of a tax credit," Verbinski said. "We are evaluating whether this is something we want to do. In the meantime, the film is in a holding pattern."
Everyone involved is stressing that Bioshock is not being abandoned like Halo was, but just restructured and refinanced in order to come in at a lower budget. The studio also froze Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, allowing it to be rewritten from that Nottingham idea, and come in with a $130 million budget. (We also got State of Play out of the deal which is kind of nice.)
I suppose the big question is whether a tighter budget will make a better Bioshock by forcing the creative team to rely on story and not special effects, or whether it will actually hamper the adaptation by saddling it with cheesy CG. I still haven't played it, but I constantly hear about the look and design of the game. It'll be a shame if that's compromised.


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Formerly known as "Knife Guys Finish First" (A3). Start on pedestal in corner (Same start as for "Withering Heights" a super dirty and loose 5.11). Sustained thin crack climbing with good pro throughout. Start is protected with two pieces of fixed gear. After that it's small to medium TCU's and/or Aliens. Very good rest in the middle when you need it. Follow crack/shallow-dihedral to dirty alcove 25' from top. At alcove, move left 3' to clean widening crack and follow it to the belay perch.
On the north face of North Tower (prominent buttress N of "Mack The Knife"). The climb ascends the distinct, left trending S-shaped crack system on the northern side of the Tower. Set up anchors on top of the tower to hang over the edge at the nice belay perch 5' below top of tower. Rap to the base of tower (route starts on top of pedestal). NOTE: A 60M rope just makes it to the bottom with rope stretch. If you want to TR, do it from a top belay set up and make sure you place a couple directional's as you rap/lower to the start (a couple small cams to 1" and a draw for upper fixed piece should do it).
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Miami Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall says he has been playing with his emotions in check and plans to show more passion Monday night against the New York Jets, with a goal of getting kicked out of the game in the second quarter. When asked if he was joking, Marshall said no. "I'm not joking. I'm serious," Marshall told the South Florida Sun Sentinel. "They're going to fine me. It's probably going to be like a $50,000 fine. But that quarter and a half that I'm out there, I'm going to play like a monster.
Marshall talked about playing NBA if there was a lockout. Ochocinco lets his feet do the talking.
Marshall is recovering from surgery for an undisclosed issue the Dolphins were unaware of when they traded for him.
According to CBS4 in Denver, Marshall came up hobbling after running a route early in the Broncos' workout and did not return to the field. The report diagnosed Marshall's ailment as a strained right hamstring. Lindsay Jones of the Denver Post wrote on Twitter that it "looked pretty bad for Brandon." The Broncos later listed Marshall on their injury report as being limited in practice. NFL.com reported that Marshall is expected to play Sunday, citing a team source.http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/12/30/brandon-marshall-injured-in-practice/
Come discuss what Brandon Marshall has to say on NFL Live tonight.
Among the "arguments" Krieger advances: Brandon Marshall has outplayed his rookie contract and deserves more money now; the Broncos look terrible on paper; teams are supposed to try to GET Pro Bowl players, not trade them away (oh, SNAP!); the Marshall and Cutler situations are of a piece; and the Broncos organization has successfully "demonized" Marshall -- even though it's been their stance thus far to remain silent on the issue of his contract. That, and it certainly wasn't the Broncos front office who has been repeatedly arrested for alleged domestic violence incidents. Anyway, you get the picture. It was an embarrassing attempt by Krieger to fit in with national pundits, and a compelling argument for the death of media organs like the Post: note how there is no mention from Krieger of Marshall's hip surgery, and no mention that Marshall has a court date coming up in August. Instead, the suggestion is that McDaniels doesn't want Marshall and that he is intent on destroying the franchise. Maybe this hack reads the comments threads at his paper. Epic FAIL for Krieger, and a bitter pill for informed Broncos fans to swallow, as Krieger gives the media some local cachet to bolster their narrative. Meanwhile, anybody who's been paying attention knows that what we just witnessed was the product of a media feedback loop -- itself a product of laziness and sensationalism. Pitiful.
An interesting article by Ed Thompson. As I've mentioned before, I was all for trading Marshall after he tried to pull that glove stunt. However, I think if he were to wise up and try to be more like Rod Smith instead of T.O., BM could become a great player for this organization. As far as demanding more money goes, he needs to produce. The Broncos hold all the cards in this deal, so hopefully Marshall plays his hand correctly, lest he become a Ram or 49er anytime soon.
A look at Brandon Marshall's legal troubles and if the Broncos should keep him on the team and get him help.
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Wednesday night, we linked to speculation from SBN's Raiders blog suggesting that Al Davis was behind the move to bench Russell in favor of Gradkowski. But according to coach Tom Cable, the decision was his … although he did need proper approval from Davis, of course.
From Oakland Tribune's Monte Poole
Cable has seen enough football to know Bruce Gradkowski can't and won't salvage this season, much less secure Cable's job or alter the Raiders' future at quarterback.
Surely the coach had a clear understanding of this when he approached team owner Al Davis seeking authorization to start Gradkowski ahead of JaMarcus Russell this Sunday against Cincinnati.
Davis approved the move, and Cable announced Wednesday that Gradkowski will start against the Bengals.
"(Davis) left this up to me; this is my decision," Cable said after practice. "We talked about it, and he supported it." with it."
Poole goes on to claim that this is just a temporary move in order to get Russell's attention. Whether it succeeds in doing so doesn't really matter at this point — this was their last resort.


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2014 Architecture Award Winners!
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Liberty Wrapped In Copper
As we celebrated our nation's 238th birthday, Lady Liberty celebrated with us, as she has since 1886. Discover some of the secrets beneath her copper exterior, and how CDA helped to restore some of her luster leading up to her centennial anniversary in 1986. [Photo courtesy of Maki Isayama]
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Dragons and Wales flanker Dan Lydiate will have surgery today, after breaking his left ankle while playing for the region on Friday night. The 24-year-old had to be helped from the pitch at Rodney Parade just three minutes into the game against Edinburgh.
He is certain to miss his country's autumn internationals. Wales play Argentina, Samoa, New Zealand and Australia on successive weekends in November and early December.


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A Bouquet of Quotes is a gathering over several years, of quotes of many people that have touched my heart in some way. A few quotes are my own words. I have tried to identify the known authorship of each quotation.
The floral photographs are from public domain sources with a few from my own works.
The reader will find inspiration, smiles and perhaps a tear, hopefully enjoyment.


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Emma Watson continues to enjoy her love of fashion, as the Hermione Granger actress is featured in the October edition of the US "Harper's Bazaar" magazine. Thanks to our order partner EmmaWatson.net, via this link, you can see these simply beautiful photos, where Emma sports a variety of couture gowns.
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|Fish, fish and more fish
By Will Maines
IT'S A TOUGH job, but someone's got to do it.
Most of the time I complain that I don't get enough time to fish. Last week I almost — not quite, but almost — complained that I had to fish too much.
It may have been a tough job, but as it turned out, being the one who had to do it wasn't such a bad thing. Several things made it an enjoyable job, not the least of which was the good company I kept.It started early in the week with George,
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DEFIANCE, Ohio —
The Anderson University baseball team defeated Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference foe Defiance College 10-7 and 6-0 on Saturday in a doubleheader.
In the first game, Ryan McPike led the Ravens offense with three hits and two RBIs, and Zach Garcia had three hits.
Austin Young and Connor Morris had two hits, two RBIs and a run scored each, and Cole Heberling added two hits and an RBI.
Nolan Schaefer earned the victory on the mound, allowing eight hits and five earned runs in 7 2/3 innings while striking out six and walking three. Tyler Watson pitched the final 1 1/3 innings to earn the save, allowing two hits and no earned runs.
In the second game, Jake Eaton tossed eight shutout innings on the mound to earn the win, allowing five hits while striking out two. Andrew Enderle tossed the final inning, striking out three without allowing a hit.
Chad Kirkpatrick and Jacob Craft had three hits each to lead the offense, and Jeremy Shelmadine added two hits and an RBI. Zach Hufferd chipped in with a double and two RBIs.
AU (9-8, 5-1 HCAC) plays IPFW on Monday at Victory Field. First pitch is set for 6 p.m.
FRANKLIN — The Anderson University softball team lost the first game to HCAC foe Franklin College on Saturday 4-3, but rebounded to win the second contest 11-4.
The loss snapped the Ravens HCAC-record 22-game winning streak, which dates back to May 6, 2011, when they lost to Defiance in the conference tournament. It also snapped their 21-game regular season winning streak with the last loss coming to Bluffton on Apr. 23, 2011.
In the first game, AU outhit Franklin 14-8 but was 3-for-12 with runners in scoring position and left 13 stranded on base, including at least two runners in each of the last four innings.
Amy Wuestefeld led the Ravens with three hits and an RBI, and Lys Hess had three hits and a run scored. Lauren Smith added two hits, and Nichole Frazier and Katie Lee chipped in with RBI singles.
Devin Moorman took her first HCAC loss in 12 starts, allowing five hits and four runs while walking four without a strikeout. Her last loss was a 2-1 decision against Transylvania on Apr. 17, 2011.
Sami Frazier threw three shutout innings of relief, allowing three hits and no runs.
In the second game, Yardley Collett led the offense with two hits and two RBIs, and Wuestefeld had three hits, two runs and an RBI.
Katie McCool and Lee each had two hits and two runs scored, and Nichole Frazier added a hit and an RBI.
Hannah Belvo improved to 4-1 on the mound, allowing eight hits and four runs in 4 2/3 innings while striking out one. Smith tossed the final 2 1/3 innings, allowing just one and no runs hit while striking out two.
AU (8-6, 1-1 HCAC) travels to HCAC rival Manchester on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.


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The following pages will lead you through my photographic journey of the past three years. The book is divided into three main sections called OCEAN, VALLEY, and MOUNTAIN. You will see shots of great California scenery along with some other places, but there is much more.
This is my attempt to go beyond just the scenic panorama, and seek to highlight discrete elements that make the greater Northern California so unique. Sand, water, plants, animals, rocks, clouds, and the people all combine to shape the California landscape. I have spent my life exploring the treasure found in all the smaller parts that make California beautiful, spectacular and elegant through the sum of its parts.
These photos tell a story of where I have lived most my life. This is the California I know, and may differ from another Californian's. Some places aren't easily found on the map, so feel free to contact me through my web site (www.rogerravenstad.com) if you want to find some of my hidden treasures, or if you simply have questions regarding any of my work.
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A while ago I read a rumor that future development at MK, post-FLE, might happen in Frontierland, and could bring an end to (i)the Rivers of America, (ii)the circumnavigating riverboat, and (iii)TSI as we know them today. TSI in its isolation is one of my favorite things about MK, so I can't say I support this idea, but I still wanted to visualize what such a river-less future MK might look like, so I put together this plan:
The east side of the park follows my birds-eye illustration posted here earlier in the year:
I added Indiana Jones & the Lost Expedition to Adventureland for IdealBuildout reader Tasman. (A complimentary idealbuildout DHS would lose the Indy stunt show). The Indy ride, the Jungle Cruise (with a reversed course to enter the bigger of the two temples last) and the RR would all come together in a show space as seen in the famous Bryan Jowers' masterpiece. This version wouldn't have the mine-cart coaster.
In Frontierland, I assumed one of the major goals of potentially doing away with the Rivers and Liberty Belle would be to alleviate the dead-end/choke point around the Big Thunder and Splash Mtn entrances - making a full loop to Liberty Sq./Fantasyland. My plan does this, while keeping TSI intact (but now accessible by footbridges). The permanently-moored riverboat would become a restaurant. Since there is still a lot of unused 'river', I thought of a Huck Finn version of aquatopia (or possibly rider-directed and powered rafts, rather than LPS).
The northwest corner of the park (where much of the Rivers are filled-in) becomes available for new development. Always in favor of a healthy does of originality in the parks, I put in a new mini-land, Borderlands, that is a bridge of Old West & Fantasy with elements of sci-fi & steampunk… something akin the Stephen King's Dark Tower: gunslingers meet wizards. This is a dangerous place (Fort Langhorn stands guard against it) inhabited with all new characters and a major E-ticket adventure.
This built-out version of MK loses two rides (Riverboat & Speedway), but adds four E-tickets, a D, and a couple of lower-scale attractions.


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BEVERLY — A Beverly man has been arrested on federal charges of possessing and distributing child pornography.
Timothy Bird, 38, of 50 Broadway St. was taken into custody by Beverly police and FBI agents on a warrant early Wednesday morning, according to the Beverly police log and court papers.
According to an indictment that was unsealed after the arrest, Bird allegedly used his Gateway computer "on or around" Nov. 11, 2011, to distribute pornographic images of minors.
He was also found to have child pornography on a computer seized during a search in March 2012, according to the indictment.
The indictment does not describe how many images were found or offer any specifics about what is depicted.
Bird, who made an initial appearance in U.S. District Court on Wednesday, was ordered held without bail pending his arraignment and a detention hearing on Jan. 14, according to the case docket.
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ConocoPhillips adding jobs in Oklahoma
May 18, 2006
ConocoPhillips, one of the nation''s largest oil and gas companies, said it plans to add 750 new jobs to its operations in Oklahoma over the next two years. According to the Associated Press, ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Officer Jim Mulva said another 250 jobs will be moving to Bartlesville by the end of 2007 as a result of the company''s recently announced purchase of Burlington Resources Inc. Eight months ago, the company pledged to move 500 jobs to Bartlesville by the end of 2006 as part of its effort to consolidate its Global Systems and Services operations. ConocoPhillips, based in Houston, employs about 2,800 people in Bartlesville, including about 500 contractors. The number is about the same as just before Conoco and Phillips merged in early 2002. When both recent restructuring moves are completed, ConocoPhillips is expected to employ more than 3,400 in Bartlesville.


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This Techfit ® sports bra by adidas offers you support for medium intensity workouts including jogging and gym sessions.
Featuring a compressive Techfit® build this sports bra keeps you supported, cool and confident no matter how hard you push yourself. With a unique climacool® heat-reactive fabric this bra keeps you cooler and drier for longer, while the mesh insert provides maximum ventilation. The racer back gives you a full range of motion, while the print adds detail and impact.
Wear this sports bra with the matching adidas Techfit® tights and a pair of your go-to adidas trainers for a coordinated look this summer.
- Support bra by adidas
- Offers medium support
- Techfit® technology
- climacool® heat reactive fabric
- Mesh insert for ventilation
- All-over geo printed fabric
adidas Essential Star II Trainers
The Essential Star II trainer by adidas is a multipurpose shoe that's perfect for women who like a little variety in their training routine. They're versatile enough to be the only pair of trainers your gym bag needs.
Featuring a forefoot support overlay and flex grooves in the forefoot, these trainers give you stability in all directions for easy motion in any kind of training. The air mesh upper enhances breathability so your feet stay cool, dry and comfortable no matter how hard you train, while the women's specific padded collar provides optimum fit and comfort.
Wear these Essential Star II trainers with the adidas Techfit capri tights, medium support Techfit sports bra and purple top for a coordinated sportswear look this season.
- Essential Star II trainers by adidas
- Air mesh upper for maximum breathability
- Synthetic overlays for added support
- Women's specific collar padding for optimum fit and comfort
- Forefoot support overlay for added stability in all directions
- Flex grooves in forefoot for added stability
- NON MARKING rubber outsole
adidas Techfit Capri Three-Quarter Tights
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adidas Womens Techfit® Capri Pants - Purple
These capri pants by adidas are the ideal pick for intense workouts this season.
Featuring a compressive Techfit® build, these tights reduce vibrations when you're pounding the pavement for a more comfortable, streamlined workout. An elasticated waist secures the fit, while the purple hue introduces a little colour to your workout wardrobe and the geometric print adds a fierce edge.
Wear these capri pants with the purple adidas medium support bra, tank top and Kanadia Trail trainers for a coordinated gym look this summer.
- Capri pants by adidas
- Compressive Techfit® build
- Elasticated waist
- Printed side panels
adidas Originals Gazelle Trainers – Purple/White
Starting on the track and making a name for itself on the terraces, Gazelle trainers have always pushed the boundaries of sports footwear. With confirmed classic status, the adidas Originals Gazelle is back for the season in cool purple colourway.
Perfect for everyday wear these iconic trainers have a retro silhouette and the contrast lining adds a pop of colour to the classic style. Secured by a front-lace fastening and padded ankle collar, the Gazelle's supply casual comfort with a dash of urban street styling. 3-Stripes to the side are an adidas mainstay, while branding to the tongue, side and heel give further signature detail.
Team these adidas Originals Gazelle trainers with a pair of skinny jeans, printed tee form the Originals collection and zip through hoodie.
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- Gazelle trainers by adidas Originals
- Suede upper
- Contrast outsole
- 3-Stripes to side
- Front lace fastening
- Branding to tongue, side and heel
adidas Duramo 6 Running Shoes - Purple/Black
A super-versatile base, this running shoe by adidas is ideal for both pounding the pavement and capturing a post-run style.
Soft and lightweight for a smooth and comfortable feel, these womens trainers feature synthetic overlays that hold the foot securely in place. Featuring a purple mesh upper they add statement style as well as providing your feet with maximum ventilation so they stay cool and dry no matter how quick your pace is.
Combining an ADIPRENE® insert in the heel and LITESTRIKE EVA cushioning, the underfoot is fully supported with no extra weight to carry. The ADIWEAR™ to the outsole enhances durability in high wear areas for a performance trainer you can rely on.
Get ready for a workout and wear these running shoes with running tights, a tank top and lightweight jacket on cooler days. For a chic post-run look try them with skinny jeans and a printed T-shirt.
- Duramo 6 trainers adidas
- Branding to tongue
- ADIPRENE® insert in heel
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- LITESTRIKE EVA cushioning to heel
- ADIWEAR™ outsole for best durability
adidas Womens Prime T-shirt - Purple
This understated Prime T-shirt by adidas combines the softness of cotton with the fast-drying functionality of polyester for a comfortable fit that can be washed and ready for your next class in no time!
Featuring climalite® technology, this top sweeps sweat away from the body keeping you cool, dry and comfortable even during intense cardio workouts. In a regular fit it doesn't cling, but still shows off your shape, while Freshlite, long lasting anti-microbial and anti-odour finishes keep you feeling fresh.
Wear this purple T-shirt with adidas Response tights and running trainers for superior cushioning under foot. Try the Duramo 6 or Key Flex for extra comfort.
- Prime T-shirt by adidas
- climalite® fabric
- Regular fit
- Freshrite anti-odour finish
*This T-shirt uses a dry dye process so no water was used in the dyeing process saving 25 litres per top.Colour: Purple. Polyester, single jersey, 168g. Machine washable.
adidas Climachill Tank
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When it comes to cardio training, if you aren't getting hot and sweaty, you're not doing it right. But your workout wear can be an ally for keeping you cool. This women's racer-back tank is ready to outsmart excess heat with new CLIMACHILL. Its meshlike fabric gives a refreshing, cool-to-the-touch feel, and strategically paced metal dots on the inner neck conduct heat away from the skin.
CLIMACHILL keeps you cool with a meshlike fabric and aluminium -silver dots that conduct heat away from the body.
- Scoop neck
- Racer back
- 3D metallic execution at back neck for additional cooling effect
- Fitted fit
Please note the yellow and orange are bright (neon).Colours: Black, Purple, Yellow, Orange. Polyester. Machine washable.
adidas Techfit Medium Stronger Bra
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adidas Techfit Medium Stronger Sports Bra - Purple
This sports bra by adidas offers you support for medium intensity workouts this season.
Featuring a compressive techfit® build this sports bra keeps you supported, cool and confident no matter how hard you push yourself. The racer back detail gives you a full range of motion, while the print to the front adds detail and impact.
Wear this sports bra with the matching adidas tights and a pair of your go-to adidas trainers for a coordinated look this summer.
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- Sports bra by adidas
- Medium support
- Compressive techfit® build
- Mesh muscle back detail
- Printed front
adidas Climachill T-shirt
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adidas Climachill Slim Fit T-shirt
This slim fit T-shirt by adidas is the ideal piece of kit to add to your workout wardrobe this summer.
Available in a range of colours from sleek black to neon orange and yellow, this tee sleeks your sporty silhouette and adds a pop of colour to your look - depending on which one you pick! CLIMACHILL cooling technology in a mesh like fabric keeps you feeling refreshed and ventilated during intense workouts - making red faces a thing of the past. Carefully placed metal dots on the inner neck conduct heat away from the skin for a breezy summer run.
Wear this slim fit tee with a pair of adidas marathon shorts and your go-to pair of adidas trainers for the run of your life.
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- Slim fit T-shirt by adidas
- Crew neck with contrast tipping
- Printed back neck tape
- 3D metallic execution at back neck for additional cooling effect
- Please note: The orange and yellow are bright (neon).
adidas Clima Essentials Three-Quarter Tights
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adidas climalite® Essentials Three-Quarter Tights - Purple
These running tights by adidas are the perfect pick for outdoor training sessions and gym classes this summer.
In a three-quarter fit, these tights are designed for summer, while their slim fit shows off the results of your fierce training regime. climalite® fabric sweeps sweat away from the body to keep you cool, dry and comfortable during even the most intense workouts and a slit pocket is the perfect place for your locker key.
Wear these purple three-quarter running tights with an adidas tank top and pair of adidas running trainers for a coordinated workout look this summer.
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- Running tights by adidas
- Three-quarter length
- climalite® fabric keeps you cool
- Slit pocket detail
- Elasticated waist
adidas Originals Honey Stripes Low Womens Trainers
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adidas Womens Honey Stripes Low Trainers - Purple/White
In a laid back, low-top style these Honey Stripes trainers by adidas give the classic 80s sneaker a modern makeover ready for the season.
In a fun purple and white colourway, these sneakers are perfect for hanging out with friends come the weekend. The low profile is the ultimate in relaxed styles, great for just slipping on and going out. The rubber toe guard protects against scuffs and scrapes, while the vulcanised rubber outsole means these trainers are hard wearing and will go the distance.
Wear these low-top sneakers with denim shorts and an adidas tee, adding a Firebird track top as the day gets cooler.
- Honey Stripes low profile trainers by adidas
- Blue fabric; contrast white 3-Stripes
- Rubber toe guard
- Trefoil logo to tongue
- Vulcanised rubber outsole


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Board of Trustees
A diverse group of local and national figures helps guide the Cleveland Museum of Art in support of our mission. Members are elected to these positions in accordance with the museum's charter and play an integral role in the life of the museum. More than just supporters of the museum, our trustees are community leaders with vested interest in and commitment to the continued growth of the arts in northeastern Ohio.
R. Steven Kestner, Chairman
Frederick E. Bidwell, Interim Director
Sarah S. Cutler, Vice Chair and Secretary
Scott C. Mueller, Vice Chair
James A. Ratner, Vice Chair
Alfred M. Rankin Jr., Advisory Chair
Edward Bauer, Treasurer
August A. Napoli, Jr., Vice President
Sharon Reaves, Vice President
Standing Trustees
Virginia N. Barbato
Frederick E. Bidwell
Charles P. Bolton
Leigh Hayes Carter
Rev. Dr. Jawanza K. Colvin
Sarah S. Cutler
Terrance C. Z. Egger
Richard H. Fearon
Helen Forbes Fields
Lauren Rich Fine
Robert W. Gillespie
Agnes Gund
William L. Hartmann
Cynthia Ames Huffman
Susan Kaesgen
Nancy F. Keithley
R. Steven Kestner
William P. Madar
Milton Maltz
Ellen Stirn Mavec
Scott C. Mueller
Stephen E. Myers
Katherine Templeton O'Neill
Dominic L. Ozanne
Julia Pollock
Alfred M. Rankin Jr.
Peter Raskind
James A. Ratner
Richard P. Stovsky
Daniel P. Walsh Jr.
Paul E. Westlake, Jr.
Ex Officio Trustees
Sabrina Inkley, Womens Council
Matthew Raskind, Column + Stripe
Emeritus Leadership
James T. Bartlett, Chair Emeritus
Michael J. Horvitz, Chair Emeritus
Michael Sherwin, Chair Emeritus
Trustees Emeriti
James T. Bartlett
James S. Berkman
Michael J. Horvitz
Dr. Adrienne Lash Jones
Robert M. Kaye
Alex Machaskee
S. Sterling McMillan III
Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr.
William R. Robertson
Elliott L. Schlang
David M. Schneider
Michael Sherwin
Eugene Stevens
Life Trustees
Elisabeth H. Alexander
Quentin Alexander
Leigh Carter
Jon A. Lindseth
Morton L. Mandel
Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin
Donna S. Reid
Edwin M. Roth
Frances P. Taft
Honorary Trustees
Joyce G. Ames
June Sallee Antoine
Dr. Harvey Buchanan
Helen Collis
Mrs. Robert I. Gale Jr.
Robert D. Gries
Ward Kelley, Jr.
Malcolm Kenney
Charlotte Rosenthal Kramer
Carolyn Lampl
Eleanor Bonnie McCoy
Grace Lee Mims
John C. Morley
Betty Jane Mulcahy
Lucia S. Nash
Jane Nord
James S. Reid, Jr.
Barbara S. Robinson
Laura A. Siegal
Cara Stirn
Dr. Evan Hopkins Turner
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Fire destroyed a West Pawlet home overnight.
Fire crews were called out just past 3:30 a.m. Monday for a house fire at 3677 Route 153 in West Pawlet. Officials say the blaze was fully involved by the time they arrived and that the owner was not around. Departments from several surrounding towns helped out.
Fire Investigators could not determine the cause of the blaze but say it is not considered suspicious.