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This field-leading degree looks at ways to apply knowledge and skills in exercise and sport science to improve the athlete, the team or the individual, through training, coaching and advice. You will develop the necessary competencies to become professional leaders in exercise and sport science and allied fields, and have the opportunity to study the biological, sociological and behavioural bases of exercise and sport science.
Depending on your career aspirations and areas of interest, you may choose to focus your study in specialised streams such as coaching, exercise physiology, sports nutrition, psychology, health promotion and physical activity and health. You can also undertake an approved study stream within the degree and be eligible to apply for accredited membership as an Exercise Scientist by Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). This is the first undergraduate course in Victoria that directly facilitates this membership. Students awarded credit for prior learning for non-university studies may not be eligible for immediate registration with ESSA - please obtain further clarification from a course advisor via email email@example.com
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A sequence within Deakin's Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science is nationally accredited by Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). The Burwood (Melbourne) campus was the first to achieve this status in Victoria and recognises our long standing commitment to quality standards in education and curriculum delivery.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science course including the approved units specified for the Exercise Science – ESSA sequence may apply for registration for full membership of ESSA at the Exercise Scientist level.
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Students can obtain accreditation with Physical Activity Australia (PPA) to be able to work as an Exercise Instructor by successfully completing the required specialisation unit sequence as part of the Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science course. This permits registration with PAA to a level equivalent to a Certificate III in Fitness.
Please download the attached information sheet and application document for further information about registration.
For further information about how to register with Physical Activity Australia and registration categories, please visit their website at http://www.physicalactivityaustralia.org.au/
As well as traditional roles in the sport, exercise, coaching and fitness industry, you may pursue employment in sports administration, facility management, community health and wellness, rehabilitation or sport science. Other employment opportunities include local and state government agencies, professional sporting bodies, hospital and rehabilitation clinics, fitness and aquatic centres, private health and recreation centres, or large business organisations. The degree is also a common pathway to postgraduate study in areas such as clinical exercise physiology, physiotherapy and research.
The course comprises 24 credit points. Of these, a maximum of 10 credit points may be taken at level 1; not less than 14 must be at level 2 or higher; and not less than 4 must be at level 3. Students complete 14 core units and 10 elective units. Electives can be chosen according to students' interests, but must include at least 2 credit points from the Faculty of Health. A maximum of 8 credit points may be selected from other faculties of the University.
Students are required to complete HSE010 Exercise and Sport Science Laboratory Safety prior to their first laboratory based unit in this course.
In addition, students can select elective units to form a major sequence. Majors can be selected from within the Faculty of Health or any other Faculty, subject to availability and pre-requisites. Majors may include sport coaching, exercise, nutrition, physical activity and health, health promotion, management, sports nutrition, marketing, physiology, languages or media.
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The Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science features a minimum 140 hours of practical experience in an exercise and sport science work practicum in third year, so you can start your career before you graduate with hands-on work placement experience.
You have the opportunity to undertake hands-on experience in a variety of sporting, exercise or health environments. These may vary from local, state or national sporting organisations and professional sporting clubs; state and national institutes of sport; as well as health, fitness and exercise physiology rehabilitation providers. The roles can involve coaching, sport science, sports administration, sport management, exercise physiology and fitness. Many graduates have been offered work based on their excellent fieldwork performance.
Students awarded credit for prior learning into this course for non-university studies may not be eligible for immediate registration with ESSA - please obtain further clarification from a course advisor via email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Freston church
http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/freston.html You don't have to leave Ipswich far behind to reach the most profoundly rural of the villages of the Shotley Peninsula, and this may come as a surprise, because Freston Tower, of which more in a moment, is a well-known structure, and the Boot, the village pub, is a familiar sight on the main Shotley road along the north of the Peninsula. The main village street runs off beside it. But this soon becomes a narrow, winding lane, rising and dipping between high hedges, before reaching the surprise of this church, and then beyond it a pretty, largely 19th century settlement. Freston's is perhaps the most harmonious of the three neighbouring churches in this part of the Shotley peninsula. Woolverstone may have the finer setting, and Wherstead the grandest aspect and most dramatic view. But Freston's secretive graveyard is a pleasing, peaceful place. As with its two neighbours, this church was almost entirely rebuilt by the Victorians, but in a rather jaunty style, including an Arts-and-Crafts-ish octagonal vestry on the north side with a little chimney above it. On the south side is the surprise of the flamboyant wooden life-size figure of Peace, holding her laurel wreath high, and surmounting the parish war memorial. She looks for all the world as if she is on holiday here from the main square of a small French market town. Not far off, the life-size figure of a little boy, wearing a dress in the Edwardian manner, rests smilingly beside a cross on a grave. He is little Humphrey Jervis-White-Jervis of Freston Hall, a member of a family with a rather unusual triple-barreled surname, who died at the age of 4 in 1900. He had a younger sister who was born the same year that he died. Her memorial is three along from his, but very modern; incredibly, she did not die until the mid-1990s.
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Previously injured Twins outfielder Delmon Young has completed a very brief and very healthy minor-league rehab assignment, and on Friday - as planned - he has been invited back to hang out with all of his buddies.
The Minnesota Twins have reinstated left fielder Delmon Young from the 15-day disabled list.
The Twins announced the move before Friday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays and optioned outfielder Rene Tosoni to Triple-A Rochester to make room on the 25-man roster.
Young hasn't played since April 18, and though he went on the DL with a miserable .566 OPS, he was at .826 a year ago, and the Twins will be counting on him to provide a little thump in the middle of a thumpless batting order. As a team, the Twins have batted just .231 with a .325 slugging percentage and rank last in the league in scoring. They need all the help they can get, and Delmon Young should help.
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Giants TE Kevin Boss vs. Packers secondary
The Packers continue to have their share of problems with opposing tight ends this season. After being significantly challenged by the likes of Tony Gonzalez (Falcons) and Vernon Davis (49ers) previously this season, they took on the Patriots' talented young TE duo of Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski last week and had untimely trouble in particular with Hernandez, who scored two TDs, including a 10-yard catch that turned out to be the game-winning score. On that play, Packers rookie nickel CB Sam Shields blew his coverage on Hernandez.
The sure-handed Boss is a three-year starter who is gaining a team-best 15.2 yards per catch on 33 receptions (for 502 yards). He has five touchdowns on the season, all coming in the past seven games — one of which was an eight-yard score in the Giants' 38-31 loss to the Eagles last week.
Packers strong safeties Charlie Peprah and Atari Bigby, who wound up playing the entire second half last week at free safety in place of the injured Nick Collins (ribs), will primarily be responsible for defending Boss, with CBs Charles Woodson and Shields also probably figuring into the mix. The physical Peprah has played the run better than the pass this season, and his area could be targeted early by Giants QB Eli Manning.
Bigby, who returned last week from a three-game layoff because of a hamstring injury, could get just as much playing time, if not more, than Peprah. One of the finest efforts of his career was in the 2007 NFC championship game against the Giants, when he was a disruptive force all over the field. Woodson had a chance for a huge play last week when he cut in front of Gronkowski on a corner route, but he dropped a possible interception.


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Big Eddy Baltic Porter - Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company
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Reviews by Mitchster:
4.05/5 rDev +9.8%
2012 release. $2.99 for a 12oz bottle @ BevCo. Brewed with a blend of two- and six- row Pale Malts, Munich, Crystal Rye, Roasted Barley, Special B™, Chocolate Malt and licorice root. Hopped with Cluster and Mt. Hood. 8.5% ABV.
Pours out to a clear deep brown, near black, forming a decent light tan with yellow accented head with poor retention and minimal lacing. Moderate carbonation, ~2.5 carbs. Nose of figs, dates and subtle soy sauce with no appreciable hop aroma and a clean ferment. Mouthfeel is clean with a medium dense syrupy body. The taste is a recap of the aroma...figs, dates, soy sauce and a touch of cola with a mild bitterness to add some contrast to the syrupy sweet malts. Slight touch of methylbutanols. Slightly tart finish.
A decent example of the style. Not as smooth or clean as Okocim, Sinebrychoff, Carnegie or Zwyiec, but still pretty tasty. I would buy it again, but at this price, why not just get an Okocim.
12-03-2012 00:02:26 | More by Mitchster
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3.36/5 rDev -8.9%
First beer that I will have had from Leinenkugel's "Big Eddy" line-up... I've heard pretty mixed things about this series of beers, so let's see how this one goes. The Baltic Porter pours a deep brown color topped with a dark-beige, somewhat creamy head. Once the head fades, the beer shows decent clarity from the top down.
The nose on this one is much lighter than I wanted it to be, but it still packs a little bit of heat. Boozy cocoa, mild toffee notes, and a helping of molasses are all kind of thrown into the pot. Along with those, you'll find a light nuttiness and a touch of dark-fruit sweetness; some raisins and dates. There's nothing wrong with any of these aromas - not at all. The problem I have is that they don't seem blended well in this case. They all seem so segregated and combating rather than molded together to form a nice, complex profile.
Though not quite as heavy in the aroma, the dark fruits are the first thing to hit my palate after taking a sip. Very mild vinous and wine-like feel to it; boozy grapes, raisins, plums, and almost-tart dates. There's a good sweetness that follows the fruits and mellows out the booze a little bit. About halfway through, the cocoa comes out - as does a slight astringency. Not really sure where that's coming from. I'm getting more and more deep prunes as this one opens up some. Light molasses and licorice in the finish. Medium mouth feel, medium carbonation, lightly slick on the palate.
I can definitely say this is one of the better offerings from Leinenkugel, although I'm not completely sold, and certainly not at the going rate. There's still that "something" that's just missing. Not really standout-ish in any form, and so what are you really missing?
03-26-2013 11:36:30 | More by tectactoe
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
04-19-2013 00:02:28 | More by tbryan5
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
05-11-2014 05:39:01 | More by DaftPatrick
3/5 rDev -18.7%
01-31-2013 03:25:23 | More by warnerry
3.48/5 rDev -5.7%
The beer pours a dark brown color with a white head. The aroma is full of alcohol and some dark fruit notes. I also get a little bit of brown sugar. The flavor is similar. I get a lot of raisin and prune notes, as well as some molasses and roasted malt. I also get the slightest hint of smoke. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
11-09-2012 03:28:57 | More by Mora2000
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
11-10-2012 15:30:03 | More by woodencardboard
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
12-05-2013 19:52:49 | More by Mugenlude
4/5 rDev +8.4%
11-22-2012 03:26:40 | More by Skye1024
Ontario (Canada)
3.76/5 rDev +1.9%
Single bottle from Merchant's Fine Wine in Dearborn, Mi. Curious to see what Leinenkugel will do with the style.
Poured into a small tulip. Dark chestnut brew with ruby highlights, a half inch of light tan foam, which dissolves into a thin ring. A few flecks of lacing.
Nose is quite nice, with dark fruits, brown sugar, caramel, coffee. DDefinitely smells like a Baltic porter.
Decent porter that has most of the usual suspects in terms of the style. Slightly burnt sugar, coffee, fruit, and a mild port quality. Not as much depth as I'd hoped for, but the brew tastes quite nice.
Thinner bodied, mild carbonation.
Good Baltic porter, but nothing out of the ordinary for the style. Still, a good beer for a surprisingly cool summer evening.
07-25-2013 01:40:05 | More by JohnnyBarman
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
11-05-2012 04:04:18 | More by IrishGermanAmerican
4/5 rDev +8.4%
07-19-2013 14:11:06 | More by juicebox
3.95/5 rDev +7%
Poured from 12 oz. bottle into a Sam Adams "Perfect Pint" glass.
Appearance: Pours a deep dark brown with hints of ruby red. Lots of rising bubbles and a big four finger tan head with good retention. Leaves a decent amount of lacing around the glass.
Smell: A rich malt driven aroma with big hints of dark fruit. Dark malts with hints of caramel, toffee, chocolate, and toast. Also some hints of port wine, molasses, and anise spice. A mix of dark fruits including raisins, cherry, prunes, and fig. A pretty sweet aroma with very minimal hop presence.
Taste: Like it smells, although kind of lighter than expected. Dark roasted malts with notes of sweet caramel, toffee, toasted bread, and chocolate. More sweetness comes from a taste of port and molasses. A little anise spicing. Taste of dark fruits with notes of cherry, prune, raisin, and fig. Hops are pretty faint. A sweet taste but it isn't cloying.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, slick, and very smooth. A little thin for the style. A little alcohol is felt.
Overall: An interesting and decent tasting take on a Baltic Porter. Dark fruit flavors are good. Could of had some more body and smoke.
11-08-2012 08:46:36 | More by MattyG85
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
10-12-2012 01:59:41 | More by KevBearcat529
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
09-02-2013 14:36:27 | More by valkyre65
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
03-07-2013 02:47:30 | More by Beer21
3.83/5 rDev +3.8%
A - Dark brown but when held up to the light looks a burgundy hue. slightly opaque, zero head, zero lacing, tiny-tiny carbonation rising- like 5 bubbles worth.
S - mild chocolate, carmel malt. maybe a touch of honey.
T - initial: mild sweet carmel/chocolate/vanilla and aged fruit- maybe figs. finish has some roast and a touch of booze and low level of hops. but for 8.5ABVs- its hidden well.
M - Frothy, creamy malt- but a touch thin.
O - Honestly I like this. But, nothing is bursting through. Nose is underwhelming. Taste is pleasant but you keep hoping for more- specifically aged fruit- gotta bring that out more. Big Eddy are Leinenkugels' best brews but they seem to always fall just a step short of that 'excellent' level. this falls into another brew that is good, but I wouldn't brag about.
03-20-2013 22:32:54 | More by weonfire
4/5 rDev +8.4%
02-21-2013 17:56:38 | More by cclark67789
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
01-23-2013 01:40:42 | More by AndyH
Ontario (Canada)
3.66/5 rDev -0.8%
A decent Baltic porter. Balanced, I would like a bit more bitterness edge rather than a malt job but still a good drinkable porter. Dark coloured, fizzy disappearing head. Middling mouthfeel. Lots of chocolate.
An extra in a trade, I think Beerenberger.
04-07-2013 04:24:16 | More by Sammy
North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev -2.4%
On tap at Wine 101.
A - very dark brown with some red around the edges; huge, brown head that is thick and dense; great retention and lacing
S - roasted malts and caramel
T - intense roasted malts up front followed by sticky, sweet caramel, and finishes with bitter coffee and alcohol
M - full bodied, warming alcohol, well carbonated
This was a bit disappointing. The flavor was a bit weird to me. The caramel was more prevalent than I would have expected. It seemed at odds with the huge roasted malt presence. In any case, this is probably worth a try.
09-29-2012 12:23:26 | More by tdm168
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
10-03-2012 14:26:07 | More by Oboogie
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
10-29-2012 14:55:53 | More by pabney
3.64/5 rDev -1.4%
Trying the Big Eddy porter following a surprise soirée for my Cuz's 40th. The Big Eddy is opaque in color with thin ecru head that is not lacing much. The scent carries peat/earthy tones with touches of coffee/espresso. The taste starts crisp and slightly bitter, them a healthy peat malt, semi sweet kicks in through the finish to make this a decent porter. The mouthfeel is medium in body with subtle carbonation. Overall it is a decent porter. If I were to change anything it would be to add a little more body and a touch more of caramel and roasts malt.
01-27-2013 04:38:25 | More by WoodBrew
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I really expected this to be a bit darker, instead of pours a dark reddish brown. Sure, it's dark-ish, but nothing like the Great Divide Baltic I had last night. Not bad looking, just doesn't match the type. The head never really develops and has little retention. A swirl leaves a lace, but like I've said before, I shouldn't have to swirl it to create a head or lace.
It's got a dark bready, lagery smell to it. Malty, faint chocolate characteristics, but all muted. Just a bit of hop presence with another swirl.
The taste really pops. Cocoa, dark fruits, malt, expresso and toffee wake up the taste buds. Again, just a bit of hop presence in the swallow. A pleasing punch of taste given the look and smell.
Mouthfeel is pleasant, with all the darkness balanced by the yeast and hops. Creamy and sweet, it transitions well as it moves across the tongue to slightly bitter and dry with a bit of mediciney feel and heat in the finish. Full bodied and robust.
Starts off slow, but really gathers itself into a nice beer. The style doesn't always work for me and I had this pegged as a loser early on, but it really shines ones you take a sip.
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The robbery and brief foot chase was captured on camera.
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The suspect ran only a few yards before onlookers rushed in and surrounded him until police arrived.
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A man was stabbed at a south Nashville apartment complex early Monday morning.
The victim was stabbed just before 1 a.m. at the apartment complex along Murfreesboro Road.
Police said the man was walking through the complex when another man walked up to him demanding money.
The victim told the robber that he didn't have any cash. That's when a fight broke out.
During the scuffle, the robber stabbed the man in the chest.
The victim was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center with serious injuries.
Witnesses helped police track down a person of interest, who was taken into custody.
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The Raiders could lose their top defensive player before one of the biggest games the franchise has played in a long time.
Pro Football Talk is reporting that CB Nmamdi Asomugha underwent an MRI that revealed a high ankle sprain on Monday. Asomougha will get a second opinion.
The two-time Pro Bowler suffered the injury in the Raiders' 33-3 win over the Seahawks.
The Raiders have won back-to-back games leading up to a crucial matchup against the Chiefs on Sunday with serious AFC West title implications.
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This is pretty bad timing for the Raiders before Sunday's huge game against the Chiefs. The defense has played very well during this recent surge and Asomugha is one of the top corners in the league. The Chiefs don't boast a great passing game, but Asomugha is a difference maker and could shut down WR Dwayne Bowe.


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CATEGORIES MoviesIf you aren't excited enough for the 84th annual Academy Awards ceremony later this month, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has quite a treat for you: between now and the telecast, AMPAS will release 84 banners as part of the "Celebrate the Movies" exhibition, which appears on digital billboards around Los Angeles and in New York's Times Square.
Per AMPAS, the eight-decade retrospective will begin with the 1935 film "Bride of Frankenstein" and conclude with "Avatar." (See you next year, "The King's Speech"!)
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MEMPHIS, TN (WMC-TV) - In a moment many thought would never happen, the president of Bass Pro Shops stood alongside the mayor of Memphis Wednesday to seal the deal that will bring the outdoor retailer to the Pyramid.
"You've heard of the big one that got away," Memphis Mayor A C Wharton said. "Folks, we got the big one that came to stay."
Wednesday's moment was more than five years in the making. Bass Pro President Jim Hagale flew to Memphis to sign the dotted line on a lease for the Pyramid Arena for the next 20 years.
"It has been a long process, but certainly I will tell you that no one on either side, the city or Bass Pro, has lost any commitment or enthusiasm to make sure that we saw it to the conclusion," Hagale said.
Hagale said seismic and flood wall issues delayed the deal. But the lease is just part of the Memphis Gateway Redevelopment project.
"It will include a grand entrance off Interstate 40 at Riverside," Wharton said.
And the city will fix up the undeveloped areas sandwiched between the waterfront, St. Jude, Legends Park, and the Uptown and LeBonheur communities."No city tax money is being spent on the Pyramid," Wharton said.
The city of Memphis will contribute $30 million to the project. In turn, Memphis will receive two percent of Bass Pro's gross sales, and one percent from the sales of boats and vehicles."It's going to create over $20 million in lease payments over the life of the lease, and create more than 1,000 jobs," said Memphis Community Services Director Robert Lipscomb.Seismic issues prevent hotel rooms inside the Pyramid, but you will see a tackle shop, boats and all-terrain vehicles. Some of the approved uses for the building include bowling alleys, special events, gun; archery and indoor golf ranges, an aquarium, museum and food court."We are very please and very excited," Hagale said.Hagale joked he knew it was fate when the founder of Bass Pro went fishing on the Mississippi River one January. Jim Morris said the deal hinged on whether or not they caught a big cat fish. And so he did. The Memphis City Council, Shelby County Commission and the state of Tennessee must still approve the current plan.
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If an Alabama senator gets his way, Alabama voters will have the opportunity to make it legal to display the Ten Commandments in any public building in the state.
The bill also has the support of some Sand Mountain senators.
The pre-filed bill is actually sponsored by Senator Gerald Dial, but Shadrack McGill of Jackson and DeKalb counties along with Clay Scofield of Marshall County have also signed on.
The bill proposes a constitutional amendment to the state that would allow for display of the Ten Commandments in any public building including schools.
It's called the Alabama Religious Freedom Amendment.
Dial said residents are concerned about displaying the Ten Commandments out of concern for being sued.
Dial feels a constitutional amendment would provide better weight should it be tested in the court.
While the bill prohibits use of state funds in defense of the constitutionality of such an amendment, Dial said groups have come forth to provide the funding should a suit come.
The first reading of the bill is set for Tuesday.
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If I could be anywhere in the world, I would be everywhere! I love traveling and experiencing new cultures. I have been to many cities in Italy, France, Mexico, and the Bahamas, as well as all over the US. My most favorite thing to enjoy while traveling is the ART! I am a Fine Arts major currently studying at Indiana University Kokomo and I would love nothing more than to work in an art gallery someday and maybe teach college art courses. My favorite types of art include ancient Roman art, impressionism, surrealism, and of course music. I couldn't go a day without music in my life. My favorite band is KISS and I have seen them perform eight times. I have also had the pleasure of shaking their hands, getting a picture with them and a few autographs. One of the things that I pride myself on is my modest collection of their memorabilia.
Growing up I probably placed a hold on a thousand different library materials, now I get to pull a thousand holds a year as a clerk in the Adult and Teen department. I love the library and I love helping people find a good book. When I'm not at work, you might find me chasing after my kids, studying for school, or serving in ministry with my husband. When I get some free time though, I like to read funny chick-lit.
I am originally from Flora, Indiana, but currently live in the area. I received my undergraduate degree from Indiana University—Bloomington in Comparative Literature and Germanic Studies (which is really fancy for "not many career options.") I've worked for KHCPL for 5 years now but only as a librarian since 2012. I like strange things: strange books, strange music, and strange movies. Come visit me at KHCPL Main and we'll see who has seen the weirdest movie (spoiler alert: I'm going to win.)
I am a born and bred Hoosier and an eclectic reader. For many years I have enjoyed camping, hiking and canoeing with my family in Indiana's beautiful state parks. I enjoy taking leisurely bike rides in town or country, and one of my favorite ways to relax is to lounge on my deck with a good book, while sipping a glass of wine or cup of tea.
I love people. I have a degree in Air Traffic Control Science and a BA in Social and Behavior Science from IU. I am an Air Force veteran (air traffic controller) and loved traveling the country and the world to meet new people. My hobby is studying the history of African Americans in the American West. It's not a separate discipline, just an expansion of U.S. History. I love long road trips (a leisurely 5,000 mile trip is not unusual for me). Look for Theo the next time you're in the library if you have a good idea for a new road trip, interesting Af Am Western history trivia to share, or want to know some really neat places to visit out West.
It's a good thing I am a faithful IU basketball fan as I have 2 degrees from there. I have had a lifelong love of movies and music. My dream job would be to become a movie critic (getting paid to watch movies makes me all kinds of giddy) Since that isn't going to happen any time soon, getting to select movies and music for the adult and children's collections fills the void quite nicely. When I am not going to the movies or listening to music, I love to crochet and knit which I am proud to say that I learned at a library program.
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Friday, April 23rd 2013, Novosibirsk, Russia
Igor Seliakov, a former Soviet Union Army Major, died of lung cancer at the age of 78. In the basement of his home officials found several sealed boxes containing reels with hours of Super 8 footage. The boxes were all marked "чистый горный", which turned out to be a false russian translation of the word "Rheinsberg", a small town in East-Germany. When they watched the footage they couldn't believe their eyes...
Monday, August 4th 1979, Rheinsberg, German Democratic Republic
It is a sunny and beautiful morning in Rheinsberg. Nothing indicates that this week will be the last week alive for this calm town and most of its 5400 citizens. A young female doctor from the nearby hospital is taking her first week off this year. She is looking forward to try out her new Super 8 camera by making a documentary about her lovely town. All of the footage that were found in Seliakovs basement is filmed with her camera. Rheinsberg has a lot of nice places to show, but there are also places you better avoid. One of these is the nuclear power plant, built in 1955 in the outskirts. It is known as one of the first by the Soviet-Union exported nuclar power plants overall...
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A '68 Cadillac Hardtop "Sedan deVille", like the one in the picture above, was stolen on Tuesday night between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m..
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A Marshall County man was arrested after police say he tried to strangle his girlfriend over some stolen pills.
Jock Ryan Baugh, 23, turned himself in over the weekend.
Baugh is charged with three counts of domestic violence and false imprisonment.
Grant Police said Baugh tried to strangle the woman at a home, but she was able to escape through a window and call police.
He is being held on a $72,000 bond.
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The NFL Draft order is finally set for April now that the Ravens are Super Bowl champions. Here's a look at the entire list of picks.
Of the 17 Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists for the class of 2013, one player has ties with the Denver Broncos.
Denver did not have very many holes in 2012, but there is room to get younger and better in at least one area. Which rookie could help solve that problem?
Here's a look at the rosters for Sunday's 63rd annual NFL Pro Bowl.
It's not at all surprising to see Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning in the Pro Bowl, but Denver will have a few first-time representatives at this year's all-star game as well.
Floyd would bolster a Denver pass rush that ranked amongst the best in the NFL last season.
The 2013 NFL Draft order is nearly complete, but the final two selections will be determined by the result of Super Bowl XLVII.
Champ Bailey struggled against the speed of Torrey Smith in the divisional round of the postseason.
Denver's championship bid fell short this year. Could a young tight end help put them over the top in 2013?
The Denver Broncos own the 28th overall pick in the draft, and most mocks expect them to pick a defensive lineman.
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CATEGORIES MoviesThe worldwide distribution rights to writer-director Wes Anderson's ('The Darjeeling Limited,' 'The Royal Tenenbaums') latest film, 'Moonrise Kingdom,' have been picked up by Focus Features.
Like many of Anderson's films, 'Kingdom' features an eclectic, all-star cast that includes Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Frances McDormand and Tilda Swinton as well as Anderson regulars Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman and Owen Wilson. Deadline reports the film is about a young boy and girl who fall in love on an island off the coast of New England in the 1960s. When the couple runs away together, the secluded town is turned upside-down as residents band together to find the missing youngsters.
Focus International will sell the film internationally later this month at the Cannes Film Festival. 'Moonrise Kingdom' will hit theaters next year.
Anderson, who co-wrote the script with Roman Coppola, has reportedly already started filming 'Kingdom' in Rhode Island. He is producing alongside Steven Rales, Jeremy Dawson and mega-producer Scott Rudin, who has produced many of Anderson's films, including his most recent, 'Fantastic Mr. Fox.'
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CATEGORIES Classics, Drama, Horror, Thrillers, Family Films, Box Office Predictions, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeOf last week's four new releases the video game inspired Max Payne took top honors with The Secret Life of Bees and W. taking third and fourth place respectively. Bees, incidentally, had the highest per screen average of the week. Sex Drive took in only $3.6 million, taking ninth for the weekend.
1. Max Payne: $17.6 million
2. Beverly Hills Chihuahua: $11.4 million
3. The Secret Life of Bees: $10.5 million
4. W.: $10.5 million
5. Eagle Eye: $7 million
Three new releases and one re-release this week:
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
What's It All About: This third installment of the popular series brings the clean cut musical shenanigans to the big screen. It's senior year, and a group of friends reflect upon their past and future as they prepare for their last Spring musical together.
Why It Might Do Well: This one comes with a built in fan base and a huge release. Definitely the number one move next week.
Why It Might Not Do Well: How can you ask that? Have you no soul?
Number of Theaters: 3,400
Prediction: $45 million
Pride & Glory
What's It All About: A gritty police drama in which a cop investigates fellow police officers who happen to be his brother and brother-in-law. Edward Norton and Colin Farrell star.
Why It Might Do Well: it's got the star power.
Why It Might Not Do Well: 44% at Rottentomatoes.com doesn't bode well. Also, given how common police drama is on television, a film needs to take the genre into all new territory, and I'm not seeing it.
Number of Theaters: 2,600
Prediction: $10 million
Saw V
What's It All About: It's Halloween time and that means it's time for another installment of the most enduring horror franchise of recent years. Like so many horror film stars before him, Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) doesn't let the fact that he's dead stop him from continuing his reign of terror.
Why It Might Do Well: Saw IV pulled in 139 million worldwide and Saw III made $164 million, so I suspect this one will make money too. Also, it's the Halloween season and this provides a blood and guts alternative to the goody two shoes High School Musical 3.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Despite my love of horror movies, I find the Saw films to be uninteresting gross-a-thons. Perhaps the franchise is finally running out of steam.
Number of Theaters: 2,800
Prediction: $33 million
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Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3-D
What's It All About: In this re-release of the stop motion animated classic, Jack Skellington decides to kidnap Santa Claus to bring the joy of Christmas to the delightfully morbid Halloweentown, and now it's in 3-D.
Why It Might Do Well: The time is right for a kid-friendly Halloween movie.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Will folks plunk down cash for the family to watch a movie that is available on DVD?
Number of Theaters: Wide release (number not currently available).
Prediction: $7 million
As with last week, the number one movie was easy to call, but the others are a bit trickier. Here's how I think the top five will look:
1. High School Musical 3: Senior Year
2. Saw V
3. Max Payne
4. Pride & Glory
5. Beverly Hills Chihuahua
It was a tough week for predictions. Most of us figured correctly that Max Payne would be number one, but a lot of us also expected Sex Drive and Quarantine to finish in the top five. Here's how we all did:
1. Romel: 9
2. Ray: 8
2. Herff: 8
2. Vera: 8
2. Pat Campbell: 8
3. Jessica Dillon: 6
3. Chris: 6
3. lostinafog: 6
3. Gregory Rubinstein: 6
3. Alex Farquharson: 6
3. I Eat Robots: 6
3. Matt: 6
3. Dylan: 6
3. zach: 6
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With the new Smooks Persistence cartridge in Smooks 1.2 you can directly use several entity persistence frameworks from within Smooks. In this post I will show you how this works with Hibernate and any other JPA compatible framework.
One of the major new features in Smooks v1.2 will be the new Persistence Cartridge. This cartridge enables the use of several entity persistence frameworks from within Smooks, currently targeting Hibernate, Ibatis and any JPA compatible framework. It also allows you to use your own Data Access Objects (DAOs).
This cartridge is great for those cases where you already have your data access layer and want to use its power from within Smooks. It also allows you to reuse these persistence resources on any format of data, not just XML e.g. EDI, CSV, JSON etc.
This is the first post of a series of posts about the persistence cartridge. This post is an introduction of the cartridge. I will give an overview of what the cartridge can do and also show an example where I use custom DAO's to persist the data of an XML document. In the next posts in this series, I will show examples of how Hibernate, JPA and Ibatis entities can be used.


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This route is on the East Owl just right of East Ridge. You begin by standing near a bush at an overhang that is waist to chest height. It is best identified by the large pod half way up.
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Valentine's Day is known for showing your significant other how much you care.
"Take my wife out and have a good Valentine's Day dinner," said Joe Williams.
For Joe Williams and his wife Phallen the getting out part is the challenge.
"We can't drive because we have cerebral palsy. It kind of limits us in our ability to go," said Williams.
Normally the couple uses a transportation company to get out of the house but recently the requirements have changed.
"They are refusing to transport us because the chairs are too big," said Williams.
Williams said for once he'd like to celebrate a special occasion with his wife outside their home but at the moment it feels like they are stuck.
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John Schnatter, founder, chairman and CEO of Louisville-based Papa John's pointed to the Affordable Healthcare Act as a potential reason for higher pizza prices and a cutback in employee hours.
The Naples News reported Schnatter made the comments last week at a small college in Florida.
Schnatter's comments have been picked up by national media as other national chains allude to similar cutbacks.
The paper reported Schnatter said some franchise owners likely would reduce hours for employees to avoid health insurance costs.
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DeKalb County residents worried about crime can attend a special roundtable Saturday morning.
More than 800 crimes have been committed within a two-mile radius of Wesley Chapel and I-20 just within the first six months of 2013. Many business owners and residents feel like a reduction in crime would help improve the economy.
Panelists slated to appear include DeKalb CEO Burrell Ellis, Sheriff Thomas Brown, and Police Chief Cedric Alexander.
The meeting begins at 9:00 a.m. at the Sanford Event Center, located at 4183 Snapfinger Woods Drive, Decatur.
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Investigators want to know what started a fire that damaged several outbuildings and left one firefighter injured, Sunday.
Firefighters were called to a home in the 2400 block of South 57th West Avenue around One O'clock.
Several neighbors told KTUL.com, that they heard what sounded like explosions and saw the outbuildings behind the home ablaze.
Berryhill Fire Chief Michael Hall tells KTUL.com, the fire was fueled by several chemical products stored in some of the outbuildings. He estimates at the height of the blaze, the fire was burning close to 900 degrees Fahrenheit.
Chief Hall says the homeowners were not at home at the time of the fire. He adds that the home itself did not appear to sustain any damage.
During the course of the firefighting effort a Tulsa Firefighter injured his ankle. He was transported from the scene by EMSA to an area hospital.
At this point, it is unclear what started the blaze. Officials are continuing to investigate.
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After Landon Donovan farewell match, don't expect more retirement parties from U.S. SoccerMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports5 days ago
Calling Landon Donovan "one of a kind" can be taken as either praise or criticism, or in the unusual case of his departing cameo from the United States men's national team, neither.
Because Donovan's farewell bow – which will come against Ecuador in a friendly on October 10 in East Hartford, Conn. – will never be repeated.
Not by him obviously. This will be thank you and goodnight after 157 games and 14 years. But in all likelihood the testimonial nature of his selection won't be replicated for anyone else, not any time soon or years into the future.
As evidenced by the recent World Cup, American soccer is growing up and Donovan represents a generational bridge between a sentimental past and a more ruthless and demanding future. Under Jurgen Klinsmann, things are hard-nosed enough that Donovan got dumped from the World Cup squad despite his long service and status as arguably the best American player of all time.
That wouldn't have happened for prior tournaments. The Los Angeles Galaxy forward's reputation and record would have been enough to get him onto the 23-man roster.
English Premier League predictions for 2014-15Martin Rogers at Yahoo Sports19 days ago
Manchester City's run to the English Premier League title last season didn't have the romance (or the catastrophic blowup) of Liverpool's dramatic near-miss.
Despite clinching the league for the second time in three years, City still doesn't have the swagger of Chelsea. And, most painful to admit, for all the billions spent in turning the team into a major force, it doesn't have the global gravitas of its local neighbor Manchester United.
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What City does have is the pole position and status of title favorite heading into the new season. There's a growing sense that City is very much here to stay as a major player in English soccer. Lavish investment, year after year, tends to have that effect.
The English Premier League's troubling trendMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports19 days ago
Everybody loves the English Premier League, right?
With more big clubs, electric crowds, action, drama, television exposure and commercial impact than any other competition on Planet Futbol, why not?
Usual suspects Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal have their legions of fans in every corner of each continent, but nobody would forget that Manchester United, despite last season's jaw-dropping tumble down the standings, continued to outsell and outdraw the lot of them both on and off the pitch.
Yet a gnawing problem is creeping at the shoulder of the Premier League's powerbrokers.
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For all the hype and hysteria and an endless pot of television-enabled wealth to lure players from more than 100 countries, the very best players in the world are nowhere to be found in England's top division.
Louis van Gaal brings Manchester United back to its past of no-nonsense soccerMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports21 days ago
In his homeland of the Netherlands, Louis van Gaal is known as "The Iron Tulip," meaning he is now the possessor of both the English Premier League's toughest coaching job and its oddest nickname.
Analyzing what a tulip's characteristics are – apart from being Dutch – requires a discussion that we don't have time for, not with the Premier League season just a few days away. But what is not lost in translation is that van Gaal, the new Manchester United boss, is no shrinking violet.
And that, in itself, is exactly what United needs.
Van Gaal is his own man with a glittering pedigree, but his no-nonsense approach and demand for discipline also make him the closest thing the game has to Sir Alex Ferguson, the legendary coach who steered United through 2½ decades of mostly unfettered glory.
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When that era ended and Ferguson's anointed successor David Moyes could do no better than a gloomy seventh-place finish, it was clear that change was both required and inevitable.
Landon Donovan eagerly looks forward to life after soccerMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports26 days ago
CARSON, Calif. – Landon Donovan has a maximum of four months and 21 games before he is done as a professional soccer player. And then what?
Who knows? Television work? Perhaps, but not just yet. Maybe he will sleep until noon each day. Probably, he will embark on some global wanderings. He'll likely coach kids. Maybe he will let himself go, although at around 150 pounds he has a ways to go.
So who knows? Not him, that's for sure. And that, for Donovan, is the whole point of planning to retire at age 32.
After a decade and a half of a regimented life in soccer and the demands placed upon him from outside and within, retirement at the end of the current Major League Soccer season will bring a sense of liberty he has never had and, only recently realized, he wanted.
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Landon Donovan to retire at end of MLS seasonMartin Rogers at Yahoo Sports26 days ago
Los Angeles Galaxy star forward Landon Donovan announced Thursday that he will retire from professional soccer at the end of the Major League Soccer season.
Donovan and the Galaxy made the official announcement at an afternoon news conference at the team's StubHub Center stadium.
"After careful deliberation and many conversations with those closest to me, I have decided that this will be my last year as a professional soccer player," Donovan wrote in a letter to Galaxy fans. "It has been more than anything I could have dreamed of to represent the LA Galaxy, the San Jose Earthquakes, Everton, U.S. Soccer and Major League Soccer throughout my career."
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World Cup champion Germany expects to keep machine rolling into Euro 2016
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RIO DE JANEIRO – There are different levels of satisfaction in winning the World Cup. It is the peak of rapture for every victor, the greatest feeling in soccer, the pinnacle of a career, in many cases the end of a long and exhausting journey.
But for others it is merely the beginning, the fuel for more success, more nights like these, more chances to show they are the best. In the heady moments following Sunday's World Cup final, this was how it seemed for Germany, a team that was delighted with collecting the trophy but by no means surprised by it. It's a team that fully believes it can form a dynasty, much in the same way Spain reigned over soccer right up until its first game of this tournament.
Substitute Mario Goetze was the hero with the only goal against Argentina at the Maracana Stadium and Joachim Loew served as the wily architect of triumph, yet everyone in the Germany set-up has his place and knows it; and, most important of all, executes it with diligence and commitment.
Lionel Messi's consolation prize offers no consolation
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RIO DE JANEIRO – It was an honor that felt like an insult, an accolade that Lionel Messi had no desire to either accept or celebrate. The world's best player had just been named the World Cup's greatest performer, and he wanted no part of it.
For Messi did not come to this tournament to take home the Golden Ball; he came to collect the golden trophy that anoints the World Cup's champion, one that now rests in German hands for the fourth time.
Germany wins World Cup on Mario Goetze's brilliance
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RIO DE JANEIRO – Germany became World Cup champion for the fourth time on Sunday night, and the first European team in history to clinch soccer's greatest prize on South American soil.
It did so courtesy of a winner deep into extra time from substitute Mario Goetze, who displayed a brilliant piece of skill to decide a contest of outstanding quality.
Goetze took a pass from the left from Andre Schurrle in the 113th minute of action, trapped it on his chest and swiveled it past Sergio Romero and into the Argentina net. The goal proved to be enough to give Germany a 1-0 victory.
"For us, it really is a dream come true," Goetze said. "I'm more than happy and I'm happy with the team and what happened here in Brazil. I guess it's more or less indescribable how I feel. It is absolutely sensational."
For the second World Cup final in a row scores were level after 90 minutes, but unlike when Spain beat the Netherlands four years ago this was no snoozefest.


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The Seahawks announced on Sunday evening that they had reached a contract extension with RB Marshawn Lynch.
According to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports, the agreement is a four-year deal for $32 million. Of that, $18 million is guaranteed. Lynch was set to be an unrestricted free agent on March 13.
The 25-year-old Lynch was acquired by Seattle in October of 2010 following a trade with the Bills. He had a career-year in 2011, rushing for 1,204 yards and 12 touchdowns on 285 carries.
"We have big plans for him being with us," head coach Pete Carroll said in a statement. "He knows that. And he understands that. And we're just working it out right now."
"We are excited to keep Marshawn as an important part of what we are building," Seahawks GM John Schneider said. "This is what we were hoping for when we acquired him from Buffalo."
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Just when it looked like tagging RBs with the franchise designation was becoming a trend (Ray Rice, Matt Forté), the tables have turned with Lynch and Texans star RB Arian Foster closing out the weekend by signing lucrative new deals. With Lynch, who has to qualify now as the face of the Seahawks' franchise, in the fold, the Seahawks are expected to turn their attention to free agents Red Bryant, Michael Robinson and possibly David Hawthorne and John Carlson in no particular order.
Bryant, considered a core performer both on and off the field, is a candidate for the franchise tag now that Lynch has re-signed, but the $10.4 million tag number for defensive ends seems a bit too steep an investment at this stage of the offseason. It would be an unusual occurrence if the Seahawks ended up not using the franchise tag, only twice avoiding its usage since 2000. The team did not use the franchise tag last year, however.
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Lynch got his payday. Now we have to see if he can fulfill expectations without a big payday at the end of the tunnel motivating him. He ended the season with an average 21.7 utilizations for 94.4 yards from scrimmage and 0.87 TDs in 15 games.
Lynch is young and hitting his prime and should have his most productive years ahead of him for dynasty owners. However, some will wonder if he's a one-year wonder. If you believe that, then now is the best time to seek a trade for him or let someone else take a risk on him on draft day. However, his offensive should return to health in 2012 and has depth, so there's no reason he can't perform like a No. 1 back. Right now he's a late first- or early second-round pick.


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