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Peter Boal was raised in Bedford, New York. At the age of nine, after having seen a New York City Ballet performance of George Balanchine's Coppélia, he began studying ballet at the School of American Ballet, the official school of New York City Ballet. Mr. Boal became a member of New York City Ballet's corps de ballet in 1983, a soloist in 1987, and a principal dancer in 1989. In 2005, he retired from New York City Ballet after a 22-year career with the company. Mr. Boal was also a full-time faculty member at the School of American Ballet from 1997 to 2005. In 2003, he founded Peter Boal and Company, a critically acclaimed chamber ensemble.
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Otto Neubert became ballet master for Pacific Northwest Ballet in 1992. Mr. Neubert assists the artistic director in rehearsing, teaching, and scheduling the Company, and also rehearses PNB School students in their roles for Nutcracker and other productions.
Mr. Neubert has performed as a guest artist in PNB's The Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote and Swan Lake. Prior to joining PNB, he danced as a soloist with New York City Ballet and Stuttgart Ballet. Born in Munich, Germany, he received his early training with Alex Ursuliak, ballet master of Stuttgart Ballet and director of the John Cranko School in Stuttgart. Mr. Neubert was also trained at Stuttgart Ballet School, the School of American Ballet, and with Marika Besobrasova in Monte Carlo.
Anne Dabrowski joined PNB as ballet master in 1997. Originally from San Diego, Ms. Dabrowski received her early dance training from California Ballet School. She danced professionally with Hartford Ballet and continued there as company teacher and assistant ballet master and also served as a principal faculty member of the School of the Hartford Ballet. Ms. Dabrowski assists the artistic director in teaching, rehearsing, and scheduling the Company and rehearses PNBS students in their roles for Nutcracker and other PNB ballets.
Mr. Gibson was named assistant ballet master immediately upon retirement from PNB in June 2004. He joined the Company in 1994 as a soloist and was promoted to the rank of principal in 1996. His choreographic work includes ballets for PNB and works for PNB School's Professional Division, as well as works for San Francisco Ballet School, San Francisco Ballet Choreographic Workshop, and Allegheny Ballet Company. Mr. Gibson has also been a participant in the New York Choreographic Institute. Originally from Altoona, Pennsylvania, Mr. Gibson began ballet training at Allegheny Ballet Academy and later went to summer programs at the School of American Ballet. He won a scholarship at San Francisco Ballet School and joined that company in 1988, where he rose to the rank of soloist. Mr. Gibson assists the artistic director in teaching, rehearsing, and the scheduling the Company and rehearsing PNBS students in their roles for Company productions.
Norbert Herriges began working in Seattle theater after receiving a degree in Theatre Arts at Southern Oregon State College in Ashland, Oregon. In 1984, he started at ACT as a scenic builder and in 1991 moved to Seattle Repertory Theatre, where he worked for fifteen years as a shop carpenter and later as Scenic Coordinator. In the course of his 28-year career in local theater, Mr. Herriges has worked backstage for PNB in various capacities. Most recently, he coordinated the set construction for PNB's new production of George Balanchine's Coppélia. He became Interim Technical Director for PNB in February 2011 and assumed the position of Technical Director in July of 2011. Mr. Herriges oversees and coordinates all technical aspects of PNB's productions, assisted by an exceptional staff of stage technicians and managers.
Randall G. Chiarelli served as PNB's technical director and lighting designer from 1979-2005. He served as technical director of San Francisco Ballet from 2005-2006 and returned to PNB in November 2006. He created the lighting designs for much of PNB's repertory, including Kent Stowell's Swan Lake, Firebird, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Carmina Burana, Cinderella and Carmen, and re-created the lighting designs for PNB's Balanchine repertory. His scenery designs for PNB include Les Biches, Divertimento No. 15, Capricious Night, much of Carmen, and Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. Student and apprentice to pioneer lighting designer Thomas R. Skelton, Mr. Chiarelli is a Seattle native and received painting and sculpture degrees from the University of Washington.
Larae Theige Hascall oversees PNB's Costume and Wardrobe department. Ms. Hascall joined the PNB Costume Shop staff in 1983 and has been Costume Shop Manager since 1987. She and her staff are responsible for all costumes worn by PNB dancers. Ms. Hascall's design credits include Kent Stowell's Quaternary, Duo Fantasy, and Time and Ebb. She has also designed for PNB's guest choreographers, including Lynn Dally (Ruby, My Dear) and Donald Byrd (Capricious Night).
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The Pence Cabinet met for the first time Wednesday morning in the governor's Statehouse office. Sitting in front of each of Pence's top aides was a copy of Jim Collins' 2001 book "Good to Great" and a printout of the governor's first proposed budget.
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Richmond's teenage golfing prodigy Inci Mehmet has collected another trophy by winning the Ladies Championship at Wentworth Golf Club.
The 14-year-old Tiffin Girls School student is the first junior to win the title having come through semi-final and final play-offs last weekend.
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Honda Racing rocked up to Snetterton at the weekend with Julien Da Costa riding an Urban Tiger liveried Fireblade, enough to get any red-blooded Fireblade fan reminiscing about the second-generation 'fox eye' Blade that surfaced in 1994. The resurrection of the 20 year-old paintjob isn't confined to the track, either. Honda UK has hastily confirmed that it will be offered ...
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The Honda CB1100 – now designated the CB1100EX – may only have been introduced into Europe for 2013 but it was first unveiled in Japan in 2009, and has now been given a mid-life refresh with spoked wheels, a larger fuel tank and a bit of a restyle and – most importantly – a six-speed gearbox.Unless you are an existing ...
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Valentine's Day 2014 is best celebrated with a romantic getaway — and what's more romantic than a cruise? Imagine just the two of you on the open sea, the sun warming you during the days and moonlight and stars romancing you at night. This list consists of selected ships that will be embarking on a cruise on Valentine's Day or already sailing on February 14. If considering a Valentine's Day cruise this year, book early to avoid disappointment and get the cabin you want.
1. Valentine's Day "Love Boat" Cruise: Royal Princess
Launched in June 2013 by none other than Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, the brand new Royal Princess departs from Fort Lauderdale on February 9, 2014 for a seven-night Eastern Caribbean roundtrip cruise that calls at Princess Cays, Bahamas; St. Thomas, USVI; and Sint Maarten, Netherlands Antilles. The Princess Cruise fleet is associated with the "Love Boat" TV show. Capitalizing on that theme, Princess goes out of its way to make sailings romantic. A variety of restaurants, many cabins with a private balcony, and even a wedding chapel for weddings at sea make this ship a perfect place to spend Valentine's Day.
2. Cheap Valentine's Day Cruise: Norwegian Sky
An older ship but in tip-top shape, Norwegian Sky offers a 4-night roundtrip Valentine's Day cruise out of Miami departing on February 10, 2014. The ship calls at Freeport, Bahamas; Nassau, Bahamas; and Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, the cruise line's private island. If you don't have much cash but want to spend Valentine's Day at sea, this cruise ship is an affordable choice with lots of dining flexibility.
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That would be RCL's Oasis of the Seas, the floating behemoth that holds 5,400 passengers (and her twin, Allure of the Seas). Both are cities unto themselves, and if you like bigger, newer, and more when you cruise, Allure would be an ideal place for you to spend Valentine's Day. She departs on a 7-night roundtrip cruise Eastern Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale February 8, 2014 and calls at Nassau, Bahamas; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI; Philipsburg, Sint Maarten, Netherlands Antilles; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. RCL is the cruise line with the Flowriders, rock walls, zip line, and other activities for passengers of all ages.
4. Sexy Valentine's Day Cruise: Celebrity Silhouette
Celebrity Silhouette is a gorgeous cruise ship that has a special appeal to couples. Her 7-night Valentine's Day cruise embarks in Ft. Lauderdale on February 9, 2014. The Western Caribbean ports of call are Cozumel, Mexico; George Town, Cayman Islands; Falmouth, Jamaica; Labadee, Haiti (where the cruise line maintains a private resort); then back to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
5. Exotic Valentine's Day Cruise: Azamara Journey
Departing from Singapore on February 3, 2014, Azamara Journey sails on a 14-night Southeast Asia journey that calls at Ko Samui, Thailand; Klong Toey, Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Da Nang, Vietnam; Ha Long, Vietnam and disembarks at the port of Hong Kong. There are several sea days. Azamara Journey is a small (694-passengers) cruise ship that is known for personal service (every cabin has a butler) and the excellent quality of its food.
6. Valentine's Day Cruise with the Kids: Disney Magic
Valentine's Day often coincides with President's Day holiday and winter recess. So if you have vacation time and want to cruise with the family, you could do worse than choosing a Disney ship. That's because Disney has figured out that if you keep the kids busy, really busy — there are children's programs on this ship from morning till night — adults get time to themselves. In addition, there are adults-only areas where the little darlings may not tread. The 4-night roundtrip cruise departs from Port Canaveral on February 10, 2014 and calls at Nassau and Castaway Cay in the Bahamas.
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The ultimate in romance in the world's most seductive setting, Paul Gauguin Cruises ply the waters of French Polynesia. On a 10-night cruise that commences February 5, 2014, the ship originates in Papeete, Tahit and calls at Huahine, Bora Bora, Rangiroa, Fakarava, Taha'a and Moorea and the Society Islands before returning to Papeete.


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Organizers hope an informational event will help the children of people who have entered the county without citizenship.
Attorneys, citizenship staff as well as volunteers from The Immigration Project will be on hand for a Free Immigration Assistance Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the David S. Palmer Arena. The Immigration Project — in existence for more than 20 years — provides an array of non-profit immigration legal services in central and downstate Illinois.
Martha Espino, chairwoman of the Hispanic/Latino Advisory Committee of Danville, said the event is designed to help a large number of local people.
"We have a big population of undocumented people working here in Danville," she said. "One of the main things and the reason why we're doing this is the people who are involved have concerns and care about their situation.
"How are you going to go to school and have care when you can't work and don't have the Social Security number to work?" she said.
The City of Danville is among a number of sponsors for the event, including Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Peoria, Illinois Department of Human Services, the Illinois Bar Foundation, the Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois, New Americans Initiative, and the Refugee & Immigrant Citizenship Initiative.
Sandra Houston, human relations director for Danville, said the event will help disperse information to people on citizenship and on issues such as children brought to this country by parents without documentation.
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"It's a good thing for the community, especially for the people that need this information," Houston added.
Despite past events, this is the first immigration day that has tried to deal specifically with children brought to the country by parents without documentation — referred to as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
"The (Hispanic/Latino Advisory Committee) members felt this event was needed in the Danville area," said Houston, who is coordinator for the 15-year-old committee.
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Chefs Work with Cookies, Cookies and More Cookies at Girl Scout Signature Dessert Event!
HOUSTON (Feb. 17, 2009) – Some of the finest chefs in Houston and the surrounding areas will gather tomorrow evening for Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council's annual Just Desserts event. Cookie lovers are in for a sweet treat as chefs are teamed up with young Girl Scouts to make desserts from Girl Scout cookies and compete for multiple titles. The event preludes "Cookie Booth" sales which begin Feb. 20. Girl Scouts will sell cookies outside neighborhood grocery stores through March 29.
Celebrity judges will try the decadent desserts to pick the winners for Best Use of Cookie, Most Delicious, Most Enthusiastic, Most Fun Table Display, Girl Scout Judges Favorite, Most Creative Recipe, Best Dessert Presentation, Celebrity Judges Favorite and People's Choice Award.
- WHO: Chefs, Girl Scouts and COOKIES!
- WHAT: Just Desserts- chefs will pair up with Girl Scouts to create unique desserts from Girl Scout cookies
- WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 19
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- WHERE: La Colombe d'Or - Le Grand Salon
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PHOTO OP: Chefs and Girl Scouts will pair up to create row after row of scrumptious desserts
There's still time to satisfy your cookie craving! Beginning February 20, girls will be offering cookies at cookie booths outside of grocery stores and other retail venues. The sale ends March 29. The public can call 1-888-GS-COOKIE or visit www.gssjc.org to enter their zip code and be directed to the nearest Girl Scout Cookie Booth.
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.5 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 65,000 girl members and 17,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.


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Taurus and Taurus RelationshipSeptember 12th, 2008 | Posted by in Featured Stories | Love | Relationship
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When two Taureans come together in a love affair, it's a very sensuous and stable relationship – which pleases both of them to no end. Those are two of the things a Taurus prizes most in a relationship (along with fidelity, sharing good food and other creature comforts …) When two people both of this Sign get together, it can be the love connection of a lifetime. They will spoil one another to both their hearts' content: Taurus can respect their sweetheart's desire for life's little luxuries, because they have that need themselves. Both partners are charming, graceful and dignified. They can be quite stubborn and opinionated, not to mention jealous and possessive. All Tauruses have to learn to agree to disagree, and especially two Tauruses together; they need to recognize that their relationship is too good to jeopardize with minor arguments.
Taureans are blessed with strong willpower and commitment. They love the wooing process of courting, so the beginning, building stages of their relationship may stretch out deliciously. Taureans rarely rush into a relationship, but once they're committed, it's solid — maybe even for life. When two Taureans get together, both provide and expect total devotion. Because of this devotion, a Taurus-Taurus pair may be more possessive of each other than most. Nothing upsets these lovers more than infidelity, but — luckily — because both partners are so dedicated to each other and the relationship and because Taureans tend to be very reliable, cheating is rare.
Taurus is ruled by the Planet Venus. When two people with Venus energy come together, it can be love at first sight. Both partners are highly romantic and loving, and they never tire of physical contact and touching. They are the great stamina Signs of the Zodiac; they love to go all day and all night and all the next day… They are highly sensual and both enjoy pampering. Emotional security is very important to them, but when this is guaranteed these partners can be as decadent and indulgent as they please. They can tend to be lazy, becoming overly relaxed in the moment, but generally they work very hard to maintain the lifestyle of luxury that they prefer.
Taurus is an Earth Sign. These two most likely love to garden (they share a mutual love of beauty). Earth Signs are also about possessions, and two Taurus partners usually surround themselves with beautiful things — a lovely home, artwork, luxurious fabrics, expensive cars. They also share a love of rich, fine foods — a regular fitness routine might not be a bad idea for these two to help them keep off those extra pounds!
Taurus is a Fixed Sign. In a Taurus-Taurus combination, both partners persevere when working toward their goals — and both stand by their opinions as if it's a matter of life or death. They generally shy away from change, preferring life to be stable, steady and predictable. Once these two make up their minds that the relationship is a good one, they will devote themselves to each other. But if they have differing ideas, they may find themselves in a never-ending battle of wills. If they understand they're working together toward a common goal, then anything will be possible for this pair.
What's the best aspect of the Taurus-Taurus relationship? Their incredible loyalty to each other and their dedication to continuing the romance – no matter how long-term the relationship is. Their mutual love of romance and comfort makes theirs a highly devoted and long-lasting relationship.
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a. Register with your phone number and email id.
b. After login, you have the following options
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Invite2Circle - In order to use the app you need to be part of a circle. You need to invite your own friends and others to form the trusted circle. Whatever pool information you publish it will be seen only by those in your circle.
You will be shown with the list of people from your phone book and you can select the members and invite them. All the invited members will be notified by SMS and by the server if they have already installed the app.
If other users invites you, you will get a notification and the invitation will be shown under "pending invitation".
once the invitation is accepted, you can see the member name under "Current Members"
Setup locations - This option will help you to create the regular locations to which you will be travelling. You need to enter the place and landmarks in order to help the navigation later.
Setup Journey - This option is to create the actual journey the member is making. You need to just connect 2 locations to create the journey, along with the landmarks which will come in between (one who avails the pool will join the trip in those locations). This is not restricted to within city but also can be inter-city (e.g. Bangalore to Mysore)
Publish pooling - Using this option, the pool provider will be able to publish the pool information. The journey information along with the time at which it starts.
Users can publish future trips here. It is not restricted to only city travel, but also between cities (e.g. Bangalore to Mysore).
Avail pooling - This is the option to be used by the users to avail pooling. The member can enter a filter to narrow the results. The results are shown in a list from the matching pools. The member can see the details ("details" button) of each pool and then join (join button) them at a particular location and time.
Once the member perform join, the pool provider will get a notification to accept or decline. Once the pool provider accepts or declines the pool, the member who wants to avail it will be notified accordingly.


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Why is an Indian lunch buffet so enticing? Do we think we're cheating the system by eating more than our stomachs can hold? Is it the smugness we feel when going back to work reeking of curry so that everyone knows where we ate—and wishes they came with us? At Taj Indian Cuisine, it's more about overdosing on tasty flavors.
Indian food is very conducive to a buffet. After all, 90 percent of it is a stew or sauce-based, so the short time it spends warming at the buffet only makes it taste better and better. At Taj, the buffet is a great spread every day. The dinner menu is extensive with a large selection of seafood, lamb, and vegetarian dishes. And the breads are just as much a specialty—there are at least 18 on the menu at any given time. Everything from aloo bhatura (a crispy, fried bread with potatoes) to hot spicy naan with green chiles and red peppers (and right from the tandoor.) A tip: If you're ordering something this hot, get a mango lassi to drink. The yogurt helps cut the heat while the mango soothes the stomach. (So that's why that drink is so popular.)
For me the real buffet dilemma is that you try something at lunch—the nav ratan korma (nine-vegetable stew), lamb bhartha (lamb and roasted eggplant curry), or chicken jalfrezi (chicken in a spicy, thick sauce)—fall in love with it, order it from the dinner menu and then get stuck on it. That is, until you come back and try something new at lunch. It's a vicious, delicious cycle.
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Born Dec. 9, 1921, in Monticello, Ky., she was a daughter of the late Arthur and Kate (Burris) Marcum.
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Survivors include children Bennie "Joe" Williams and wife Barbara of Clayton and Mary Ruth Reed of Martinsville; nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
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Loud laughter during the last debate
but it had nothing to with the debate itself, it was the taping of the "Mark Twain Prize for American Humor." honoring Ellen DeGeneres as a trailblazer with the nation's highest humor prize. The show will be broadcast Tuesday at 8 pm on PBS stations. Hear some of the fun listening to the two clips below.
Who has a heart of gold?
How about the Cardiac Care Services at Washington Adventist Hospital which celebrated "50 years of of excellence in heart care at the 'Heart of Gold Gala'" at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center. Listen below to two reports on the event.
History fades into the sunset
The Maryland Reconnaissance Festival wraps up the year 1514 on October 21, 2012. Listen below to two audio clips of some of the fun we have had this year.
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By George Bremer
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---- — INDIANAPOLIS — Late in Wednesday afternoon's practice, Andrew Luck threw a red-zone pass just over the outstretched hands of a linebacker and into the arms of second-year wide receiver LaVon Brazill.
There was a moment's pause before the official raised his arms to signal Brazill got both feet inbounds for a touchdown. Then his offensive teammates rushed into the back corner of the end zone to celebrate with him.
Brazill added a diving catch at the back of the end zone later in the session, completing a solid afternoon of work.
It's a welcome sight for the Indianapolis Colts, who need to see progress from a young receiving corps as they attempt to build on an 11-5 playoff season.
T.Y. Hilton, who got a day of rest Wednesday and watched practice from the sideline, made a big impact as a rookie with 50 catches for 861 yards and seven scores. He, veteran Reggie Wayne and free agent addition Darrius Heyward-Bey figure to be the team's receiving leaders this fall.
But Indianapolis also will need production from at least one — and likely two — players out of a group including Brazill, Griff Whalen, Nathan Palmer and Jabin Sambrano, among others.
"They are going to be a big, big part of this offense," Luck said of the young receivers. "They were a big part last year. They caught a lot of balls, a lot of big balls. For us to be productive, we are going to have to have every man on the offensive side of the ball contribute."
Palmer reportedly has enjoyed a solid offseason with one organized team activity remaining today before next week's mandatory mini-camp. And Sambrano and undrafted free agent Lanear Sampson each made attention-grabbing touchdown catches Wednesday.
The competition is sure to continue through training camp this summer at Anderson University, and Luck said the team is getting better every day.
"We are nowhere near perfect," he said. "I hope we wouldn't be perfect right now, but we realize that we still got a lot of work to do, and we are glad. We're thankful for these OTAs, the mini-camp, the time off and then training camp."
ROOKIE FINDING HIS NICHE: First-round draft pick Bjoern Werner was surprised to learn a few of his teammates — including Luck — can speak his native German.
"Sometimes we just walk around and speak a little German, and people are just looking at us," the former Florida State star said. "They get mad, 'This is America.'"
Werner hasn't yet signed his contract, but he's been a regular at offseason workouts. With newlywed Robert Mathis absent during OTAs, the outside linebacker has received an increased volume of work.
On Wednesday, he showed off some of what he's learned by batting away a pass in the end zone. And he's looking forward to next week's mini-camp, particularly next Wednesday's open practice at Lucas Oil Stadium.
"It's awesome," he said. "It's the first time in the stadium so I can't wait just to be in there. It's the first time fans can see me practice, pretty pumped up."
MISSING IN ACTION: Free agent safety LaRon Landry led a list of players who were absent for Wednesday's workout.
Among the others not in attendance were Mathis — who was married on Saturday — and cornerback Sheldon Price — who is finishing up his academic work at UCLA. Others who didn't make it out to the practice field include running back Delone Carter, safety Joe Lefeged, guard Ben Ijalana and nose tackle Brandon McKinney.
Hilton, Heyward-Bey, rookie safety John Boyett, linebacker Pat Angerer, defensive tackle Kellen Heard and defensive end Fili Moala were present for all or part of practice but did not participate.
The Colts will hold their 10th and final OTA on Thursday.
SPLIT DECISION: Wide receiver Reggie Wayne, who maintains an offseason home in south Florida and attended the University of Miami, had torn loyalties during the recently completed NBA Eastern Conference finals between the Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat.
But the veteran found a satisfactory solution.
"Sit at halfcourt, sit right there in the middle and enjoy the game," Wayne said. "That's it. I just wanted to see a good game, and that's what I did. I saw seven of them."
The Pacers, of course, lost in seven games to the defending NBA champions. But Wayne said the basketball team did his adopted home city proud.
"Man, you all did a great job," he said, sending a "shout out" to the Pacers. "You all saluted the city, did a great job representing. I'm proud of you guys."


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Google Summer of Code Now Accepting Student Applications
Google Summer of Code has brought together over 4,500 students from around the world with over 300 open source projects and together have created millions of lines of code.
Google Summer of Code (GSOC) seeks to inspire young developers to begin their participation in open source through this program. GSOC provides opportunities for students in Computer Science and related fields to work on open source projects related to these interest and will be accepting student applications from March 28 - April 8, 2011.
More information about Google Summer of Code 2011 and how students can apply can be found at:
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Remember student applications are being accepted March 28 through April 8, 2011. If you have questions that none of the links above have provided answers to then please email the Google Summer of Code discussion group.
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FGCU Sweeps A-Sun Weekly Awards
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Following an Atlantic Sun weekend sweep of USC Upstate and ETSU, seniors Olivia Elias (Coral Springs, Fla./American Heritage-Delray HS) has been named the A-Sun Player of the Week and KC Correllus (Merritt Island, Fla./Satellite HS/Florida State) has been honored as the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week, announced by the league office on Monday.
The weekly defensive accolade is the second of Correllus' career, while it's the first A-Sun Player of the Week award for Elias. FGCU is 11-3-2 this season and holds first place in the Atlantic Sun with a 6-0-1 record.
Following senior night festivities against USC Upstate last Friday, Elias finished the game with a goal and two assists. Then against ETSU, who was previously unbeaten in conference, she tallied two goals, including the eventual game-winner in the first half to lead the Eagles to a 3-0 shutout victory.
The Coral Springs, Fla. native finished the weekend with nine points on three goals and three assists in the two victories. She is currently second on the team with five goals and third with 14 points on the season.
Remaining unbeaten in conference play, Correllus helped the Eagles earn back-to-back shutouts against USC Upstate (9-0) and ETSU (3-0) over the weekend. On Friday against Upstate, Correllus limited the Spartans to just three shots. She followed that performance by holding the A-Sun leader in goals Genna Petersen to zero shots and ETSU to just three shots in the contest.
The Merritt Island, Fla. native has played in every game this season at center back, limiting A-Sun opponents to zero goals in seven games. She has been a part of FGCU's backline that has produced eight straight shutouts and hasn't allowed a goal in 782 minutes.
FGCU will close out the A-Sun regular season next weekend when it heads to Nashville, Tenn. for a pair of games. The Eagles' two-game road trip will begin on Friday, Oct. 21 at Lipscomb. Gametime is slated for 8 p.m. ET.
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The Boise State Broncos lead the Wyoming Cowboys, 22-7 in the third quarter in Boise. The Broncos entered the game favored by 32.5 points over their bowl eligible border opponent but have struggled to pull away after a quiet first quarter. The Cowboys even took a 7-0 lead after Kellen Moore threw a pick six on Boise's first possession.
Wyoming would hold that lead for most of the first half until the quick strike Boise offense we're accustomed to put the Broncos back on track at the end of the second quarter. With just over a minute remaining in the first half, Doug Martin would punch it in from the two yard line for BSU's first score of the day. The Bronco defense would force a quick three and out, getting the ball back with just eight seconds remaining. That was plenty of time, however, as Moore hit Matt Miller for a 46 yard touchdown. A missed extra point gave Boise the 13-6 halftime lead.
In the third quarter, Boise and Moore ratcheted up the offense again, adding a field goal and ten yard touchdown pass to Kyle Efaw for a fifteen point lead. They're not quite at the 32.5 point margin set by the oddsmakers, but Boise's offense appears to be rolling again after a sluggish first half.
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit Boise State blog One Bronco Nation Under God and Wyoming blog Cowboy Altitude.


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Founded in 1979, the Perry County Council of the Arts (PCCA) is a rural grassroots organization that has cultivated and promoted a now thriving arts culture in the area. PCCA operates a retail gallery representing over 150 regional artists, an historic mansion which hosts concerts, workshops and exhibitions, and an arts-in-education program connecting students with hands-on experiences through artist residencies. PCCA builds community, nurtures artists, and honors acts of creativity by supporting numerous arts-related groups and events, most free to the public.
PCCA Gallery:
Located on the square in Newport, the Perry County Council of the Arts (PCCA) Gallery showcases the fine artwork of over 150 of the region's artisans. The Gallery hosts several themed and solo artist exhibitions each year, and with other gallery displays changing more frequently, there is a never-ending influx of paintings, sculptures, pottery, literature, jewelry, organic homemade personal care products, clothing, accessories and more.
Landis House:
Landis House – Creative Commons is an historic mansion which plays host to concerts and recitals, educational workshops, and exhibitions of contemporary art and historic artifacts. The Bechstein piano continues to be enjoyed by pianists from across the nation. Landis House may be rented for special occasions.
Special Events
June 22 – Broadway My Way: Seven student vocalists sing their versions of popular Broadway tunes.
June 26 to 30 – Mountain Laurel Autoharp Gathering: Bringing together autoharp enthusiasts from around the world for five days of workshops, concerts and 'round the clock music-making.
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Retailers can capitalize on regionalized user behavior with localized merchandising
CHICAGO, June 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition (IRCE) -- SLI Systems (SLI.NZ), the e-commerce acceleration provider for mid- to large-size e-commerce vendors and internet retailers worldwide, today announced it has expanded the range of languages it supports from seven to 14. The renowned site search offerings are now available to e-commerce businesses targeting the largest online retail markets in the Americas, EMEA and Asia.
SLI now supports Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Italian, Indonesian, Polish, Russian and Swedish in addition to the already-supported English, French, Japanese, German, Portuguese and Spanish languages.
"SLI sets itself apart from other search providers with a number of unique capabilities," said Tim Callan, chief marketing officer at SLI. "Our expanded language capability combined with our Learning Search technology provides end users with the most relevant search results that automatically adjust to the unique needs and trends of shoppers in varying regions.
"For example, a shopper that searches for a dress on a vendor's Brazilian language website may be presented with different results than a shopper searching for a dress on the same vendor's Russian site. This is particularly important because consumers' tastes can vary by region; if they don't find the product they desire in just a few short minutes, they will navigate to another site."
Boden, a global retailer of high-end clothing for women, men and children, has been an SLI customer for seven years and has deployed the language offerings to customers in France, Germany and Austria. Boden is one of many retailers that work with SLI to provide site search in multiple languages.
SLI Systems will be showcasing new products along with its new language offerings during the 2014 Internet Retailer Conference and Exhibition (IRCE) in Chicago June 10-12 at booth #601. Visit http://sitesearch.sli-systems.com/2014IRCE.html for a demo or to schedule a meeting.
Connect with SLI Systems:
Twitter – twitter.com/slisystems
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About SLI Systems
SLI Systems (SLI.NZ) enables the world's leading e-commerce retailers to accelerate sales by connecting shoppers with the products they're most likely to buy. With offerings that include site search, navigation, merchandising, mobile, product recommendations and user-generated SEO, SLI Systems is the most chosen cloud-based site search provider to Internet Retailer Top 1,000 retailers. The company's patented technology continuously learns from the actions of visitors to deliver the most relevant results possible. Whether via PC, tablet or phone, a site powered by SLI Systems delivers the kind of satisfying search experience that increases conversion rates, secures brand loyalty and results in higher order values. SLI Systems operates on five continents. For more information, visit sli-systems.com.
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3.83/5 rDev +0.5%
Late night found me looking for a place to dine in Portsmouth. Found the Coat of Arms to be lively on a midweek night. Second floor walk up , the entrance doesn't impress. Upstairs the bar looks inviting with tables all over and darts boards in the back. I grab a bar stool and check out the menu. Old speckled hen iPa cream flow draft is delicious . Would definitely repeat this beer here. Order the cottage pie from the decidedly British menu. Second beer is a twisted thistle iPa. Good but liked the hen better. Decent service, food is good. Nice place, worthy of a repeat.
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A very down to earth, dare I say "divey" English pub. I friggin love this place. If you want casual and a chill spot, this is it. Not a huge selection of beers but a good assortment on English/British brews and a few local guys like Shipyard, Throwback, etc.... They have an excellent assortment of casks which is awesome. No one's pretentious, the bartenders are cool and it's a good place to hang and/or catch some soccer. My #1 thing about this place is their beer battered fish and chips. Pair that with a Fullers ESB or any ESB they have for that matter and it'll be a kick ass meal. One of the very best fish and chips I've ever had and I am constantly coming back for it. They do trivia on Sundays which is pretty sweet to get together with people. This is my go to Portsmouth spot and I'm sure it's a favorite of many.
08-01-2013 14:48:59 | More by rjp217
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Walked in a Monday at opening, first ones there. Walked up a staircase to and old, very "British" looking pub with a dart area, snooker table and a couple of TVs with many wooden tables throughout. Fairly dark in there with music blasting at the time. Very solid big English beer taps including strongbow, bass, old bombardier, guiness, London pride, old thistle, pbr, hoedaarden and 3 cask taps. The casks were all from a local brewery called throwback. I had the brown ale on cask dry hopped with citra in an imperial pint for 6.50. Lots of Irish and scotch whiskies.
Overall, I really enjoyed this place. Sure, it doesn't have 20 craft taps, but that's not what they're going for. A really nice change of pace and I loved their cask offering. Definitely check it out.
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Coat of Arms Pub in Portsmouth, NH
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Senator Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Majority Whip, U.S. Senate; Chairman, Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Human Rights and the Law; and Georgetown Law Class of 1969 speaks on "Human Rights and the Law"
Judge Thomas Buergenthal of the International Court of Justice, Georgetown University Law Center's first Robert F. Drinan S.J. Chair in Human Rights, on "One Hundred Years of Human Rights."
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Northeastern University engages in research and educational activities that may involve the development or use of products, goods, hardware, software, materials or technology that may be subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations. The U.S. government increasingly is focused on the compliance of universities with these laws and regulations. Northeastern is committed to complying with all applicable export controls, as established by the applicable federal regulations. It is critical that everyone in the Northeastern community understands the rules and complies with them fully. This web page is intended to be used by faculty, staff and students as a reference.
The two documents (in PDF format) outlined below provide additional information on the University's stand on export controls and openness in research.
- Northeastern University Statement on Export Controls [13KB PDF]
provides a sample list of the types of items and information that may be put under export control.
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expresses the University's commitment to avoid research with restrictions on openness or academic freedom on campus.
Please take the time to complete the brief Tutorial on Export Controls which was designed to give you a needed overview and understanding of significant terms, limitations and consequences of our current US rules and regulations. A simple test follows the slides. After answering the questions correctly, you will be presented with a Certificate of Completion.
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Winter Fruit Coffee Cake Recipe
People will says this homey cake creates a flashback to their grandmother's kitchen. Filled with apples, pears and raisins, this spice cake is dressed up with a streusel topping. The heavenly scent of it baking will have your family gathered in the kitchen waiting for a piece.
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 1/4 cup brandy
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup sour cream
- 3/4 cup chopped peeled apple
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled ripe pear
- In a small bowl, soak the raisins in brandy for 1 hour.
- In a small bowl, combine brown sugar and cinnamon. With clean hands, work butter into sugar mixture until well combined. Add pecans. Refrigerate for 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, spices and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with sour cream. Fold in the apple, pear and raisins (do not drain raisins). Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish.
- Sprinkle with topping.
- Bake at 350° for 28-32 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Yield: 15 servings.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Dolphins land WR Wallace
The worst-kept secret during free agency, that the Dolphins were hot on the trail of WR Mike Wallace, came to fruition at the open of free agency.
Steelers part ways with OLB Harrison
The Steelers released four-time All-Pro and 2008 PFW/PFWA defensive player of the year James Harrison, the team announced Saturday.
Pittsburgh Steelers: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Steelers sign CB Gay
The Steelers brought back CB William Gay on Monday, the team announced.
Steelers restructure Roethlisberger's contract
The Steelers and QB Ben Roethlisberger agreed to a restructured contract on Thursday, Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette first reported.
Steelers hire Bicknell Jr. as O-line coach
The Steelers hired Jack Bicknell Jr. as their new offensive line coach, the team announced Tuesday.
Steelers' backfield could be blown up
After producing the fewest rushing yards in the past nine seasons, the Steelers' backfield could look dramatically different in 2013, the way we hear it.
Steelers waive RB Rainey
Following his Thursday morning arrest, RB Chris Rainey was waived by the Steelers.
Steelers give Cardinals permission to interview Haley
The Steelers confirmed that they have given the Cardinals permission to interview offensive coordinator Todd Haley for their vacant head-coaching position.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens rest, Browns start anew
The Ravens and Bengals are playoff-bound — and pretty well-rested, all things considered. The Browns? They're making big changes.
Roethlisberger throws three TDs in Steelers win
Ben Roethlisberger threw three short touchdown passes, and the Steelers avoided their first losing season in nearly a decade with a 24-10 victory over the Browns.
Steelers place WR Wallace on injured reserve
The Steelers placed WR Mike Wallace on injured reserve on Saturday.
Steelers' Allen could have bright future
Steelers CB Cortez Allen has shown promise in his second NFL season.
Steelers place Miller, Taylor, Batch on I.R.
The Steelers placed TE Heath Miller, CB Ike Taylor and RB Baron Batch on injured reserve on Wednesday.
Steelers TE Miller tears ACL
Steelers TE Heath Miller tore his ACL in Sunday's loss to the Bengals and will require surgery. He also injured his MCL, and possibly his PCL.
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Ithaca, N.Y. - December 4, 2011 - The Springfield College women's swimming and diving team concluded the Ithaca Invitational on Sunday and finished in third place out of nine teams competing.
Cornell University won the competition with 1,975 points, followed by SUNY Geneso (1,1316), and Springfield (1,185.5).
Springfield had a terrific showing in the 100 free as Kellie Pennington was victorious in 51.01, while Caroline Kosciusko took third in 53.56, and Jaclyn Van Waalwijk placed fourth in 53.74.
Meghan Sisson opened up the final day with a 17:59.62 in the 1,650 free to finish in fifth for the Pride and Kelsey Poole later touched fifth in the 200 back with a time of 2:10.46.
The Pride closed out the meet on a high note by capturing the 400 free relay after Kaitlin Reilly, Van Waalwijk, Kosciusko, and Pennington combined to swim a 3:31.99.


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Dedicated Jayhawk with a healthy obsession for concrete.
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My areas of expertise in civil engineering include structural and materials engineering, reinforced concrete design, concrete durability and green building practices.
I am a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon and Golden Key honor societies, and am thrilled to be an adviser for the students′ concrete canoe competition.
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