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Gloucestershire all-rounder Jack Taylor in fine winter form for Aussie club side
12:09pm Saturday 26th January 2013 in Sport
"I think I've found my second home. Melbourne is an incredible place. My time here so far has been amazing. Everything from the cricket, the beaches, and the coffee shops.
I've come out here for the full season to play for my club side Glen Iris. We play in the Eastern Cricket Association and the cricket is played hard. So far we have come up against some tough opposition.
"We are now joint top of the table with three more rounds to go before the finals, so I'm pretty confident we can go all the way and win the grand final.
"From a personal perspective in terms of results on the pitch, I'm very content. I am leading run-scorer in the competition with 485 runs at an average of 53.89, including 210 versus Surrey Hills, which broke the league record, and 122 off 67 balls against the joint-top side in the last one-dayer before the Christmas break.
"My bowling has also been going well for me. I'm second in the competition with 18 wickets at an average of 8.17, with an economy rate of 1.87.
"I'm out here with Benny Howell and we have dedicated our weeks to hitting the gym four times and having four cricket sessions, built up of drills, video work and match scenarios. We also attend a yoga class once a week to help with relaxation and flexibilty.
"We trained hard up until Christmas, then had a well deserved three-week break where we spent a lot of time down at his parents' house on the peninsula, mostly on the beach or in their pool.
"Over the break we went to the Boxing Day Test between Australia and Sri Lanka. It was an absolute spectacle – 80,000 people in the MCG watching in 35 degrees of heat is something I want to see again, not from the stands, but being out there in the middle.
"Last week we went to watch the Aussie Tennis Open. We got to see Andy Murray dominate his second round match and then Maria Sharapova prepare for her game, which made for pleasant viewing. Now we are back into our training, both trying to get our sides into finals, which is looking likely.
"Hope all is well back home, and hope you won't be too jealous of my tan when I report back in March."


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When Amy Irish graduated from the Maine Business School with an M.B.A. in 2011, she had more than a solid business education under her belt. She also had her first full-time job as marketing manager at University Credit Union in Orono.
Responsible for all the Credit Union's marketing and advertising efforts, Irish helps establish the marketing strategy for UCU, develops and implements the annual marketing budget, builds and maintains the UCU brand, and creates marketing materials.
"I really love what I'm doing," said Irish, a Boothbay Harbor native who majored in management. "Each day brings something new. I like the people I work with and I like that I have a lot of freedom to be creative. It gives me a real sense of accomplishment."
Her job grew out of a 2010 summer internship at UCU that she acquired through the Maine Business School's Internship Fair. UCU was impressed with her skills and training, as well as with her strong work ethic and positive attitude, according to Joseph Gervais, UCU executive vice president. When the position for marketing manager opened, she was offered the job.
"As an intern, Amy demonstrated strong organizational skills and excellent communication skills," he said. "She worked closely with the then marketing manager and developed a solid understanding of the department and its role within the Credit Union. She also demonstrated the ability to work in a fast-paced environment and produce results in a timely fashion."
Irish credited her MBS education with helping her succeed both in her internship and in her new job. Because many of her classes required students to do case analyses by solving various real-life problems that companies encounter, she was able to hone the critical thinking and strategizing skills that businesses value.
UCU has participated in the MBS internship program for two years and has hired four MBS students as interns. Irish is the first intern to be hired for a full-time, permanent position.
Irish said she often reflects on her Maine Business School experience, which she describes as comprehensive, including extras like the internship program, an international experience, and a welcoming community environment.
"I enjoyed the small classes because we were able to have great discussions and I got to really know my classmates. I also valued the easy access to professors. My most memorable event was the MBS trip to London in spring 2009. We had a fantastic time. I learned a lot about the business climate in the UK and the effect that Parliament and the government have on businesses."
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University of Maine students received the majority of scholarships presented this year by a Washington, D.C.-based group that promotes educational opportunities for Maine residents.
The Maine State Society of Washington, D.C. and its Foundation presented 12 students from the flagship University with scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $2,500.
Altogether this year, the Maine State Society of Washington, D.C. and its Foundation awarded 16 scholarships – a record for the group which has been providing financial assistance since 1990 to students who are Maine citizens or residents, are attending accredited four-year higher-education institutions in Maine, and have a grade point average of not less than 3.0. Students from the University of Southern Maine and Colby College also received scholarships this year.
The Maine State Society was founded in 1894 as a "home away from home" for people with connections to Maine who live and work in the Washington, D.C., area. The oldest and most active of the state societies in our nation's capital, the Maine State Society has approximately 1,000 members who provide the primary source of funding for the Foundation's annual scholarship program. The Maine State Society also functions as a defacto alumni group, holding events nearly every month in which many of the more than 1,800 UMaine graduates who live and work in the Washington, D.C., area participate.
With the annual scholarship program, the Maine State Society of Washington, D.C. and its Foundation helps students at the flagship University achieve their potential.
Joan Beach, vice-president of the Foundation, says the selection committee was impressed with the caliber of UMaine students.
"They are spectacular kids – motivated, enthusiastic, bright, and dedicated to their community. They are the best and the brightest," says Joan, who has a summer home on Phillips Lake in Lucerne-in-Maine. She noted that in addition to earning stellar grades, the young people are involved in a host of outside activities including community service projects and mentoring programs.
UMaine students who received scholarships are:
Joan Hunter, president of the Foundation and past president of the Maine State Society, says the applicants are "so individual in their pursuits, yet all are outstanding as both citizens and students.
"The scholarship selection process reaffirms for me that young people from Maine are its most worthwhile and valuable asset," she says. "I take a lot of pride in that. The students themselves are what motivate me to do this kind of work."
Each year she gets thank you notes from recipients who tell her that the scholarship was a tremendous help as they pursued their education.
"It's clear that this means a lot to them," she says.
More than 70 students from colleges and universities throughout Maine applied for a scholarship this year, says Joan Beach, noting that UMaine Development Officer Pat Cummings helped boost the number of applications from Orono.
"I mentioned that it was unusual that we had only a handful of applicants so far. She got on the ball and the applications started rolling in."
The trick, says Pat, was to alert UMaine deans and associate deans to the wonderful opportunity provided by the Maine State Society of Washington, D.C. and its Foundation. They then passed the word along to their students who "responded with enthusiasm.
"There is a great need for scholarships," Pat says. "The average student graduates with $18,000 in debt. We are so appreciative of the opportunity for our students to receive scholarships from this wonderful organization, and for our students to learn how a group of Mainers now living in our nation's capital continue to give back."
The scholarships given by the Maine State Society of Washington, D.C. and its Foundation afford young people "the opportunity to get a first class education at a terrific land grant school with a great heritage and a critically acclaimed academic community," says Charles Stanhope, vice president of the Maine State Society and a 1971 UMaine graduate, noting the scholarly awards and the innovative research and development grants that the flagship University continues to receive.
A number of this year's scholarship recipients are in UMaine's Honors College, something that pleases Charles for a couple of reasons. His class dedicates its fund raising endeavors to the Honors College and, as a student at UMaine, he was a member of the Honors Program – the predecessor of the Honors College.
"I'm proud of what I learned and the experiences I had in the Honors Program," says Charles, a Portland, Maine, native who has hosted events for Honors College student delegations when they visited Washington.
Honors College students "represent the diversity of strengths of the University of Maine," says Dean Charlie Slavin. "They excel in their individual disciplines while exploring the interdisciplinary issues that expand their horizons and prepare them as citizens and leaders."
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In the rarified world of truffles, Oregon is known as the premier center of research and expertise outside of Europe. A lineage of eminent scientists has maintained that standing for almost a century, and continues to hold it to this day. Oregon is also blessed with an abundance of wild truffles with culinary qualities equal to those of Europe, and as with French grapes, Oregon has the perfect climate for cultivation of the renowned French truffles. As the ultimate culinary delicacies, truffles are emblematic of the good life in every region where they grow, and in Oregon they are complemented by our wealth of other wild and cultivated gourmet foods, outstanding Oregon wines, and an increasing number of extraordinarily talented and award winning chefs.
Despite Oregon's long history of truffle research, its truffle industry is young and undiscovered. The few sources for wild truffles are avidly sought and jealously protected by harvesters who sell the truffles quietly here and there throughout the country. Secrecy pervades the world of truffles and is a part of their mystique, but it has not served Oregon's truffles well, as secrecy precludes development of the knowledge necessary to bring the real potential of the Oregon truffles to market. Simple details like how to choose and handle a truffle to tease out its grandeur are known to only a few harvesters and chefs. As a result, Oregon truffles have not received the recognition that those who have experienced their essential magnificence know they deserve.
Some of us in Oregon's nascent truffle industry decided we needed to celebrate our native truffles as the delicacies they are, at the same time ground is broken for growing a domestic supply of the illustrious French and Italian truffles. Our scientific tradition, our wealth of native truffles, and the advancement of technology and science around cultivating the European truffles have reached a confluence in Oregon, placing us at the forefront of the burgeoning truffle industry in North America. To learn more about the Oregon Truffle industry and its relevance and role in the establishment of the North American industry, read our recently published White Paper at www.oregontruffles.org. The best way to experience this phenomenon is to attend the Oregon Truffle Festival - designed to support those interested in establishing successful truffieres, while celebrating the Oregon truffles' earthy elegance.
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The Dougherty District Attorney warns parents and students about a crackdown on truancy.
He says making sure kids go to school will improve academic success and cut down on crime.
The Dougherty Student Attendance Protocol Committee plans to ramp up efforts to cut truancy first at elementary schools. And the D-A says parents will be prosecuted if their students are not in school.
The Dougherty Grand Jury in their presentments said truancy is an important crime issue.
7:15:36 Grand Jury foreman Steve Shellhaas said "We recommend a strong enforcement of truancy laws, including sanctions on parents and penalties for truant children."
The District Attorney, Judicial, and School Board officials say truancy is a major factor in Albany crime, drug, and gang problems.
District Attorney Greg Edwards said "Juveniles who are not in school wind up doing things out in the streets that cause us all problems. Crime increases with juvenile truancy, so we want to prevent that."
The schools now are able to provide better tracking information services for law enforcement. The D.A. says that will help Albany Police and School Police step up truancy patrols.
Edwards said "Yes, and we are gong to prosecute parents and kids. And certainly I want that to be clear."
The emphasis first will be on stopping unexcused absences by elementary school students.
Edwards said "In the elementary school level we are looking at parents having a lot more control over the child, and also has a lot more opportunity to form good habits for the child."
Grand jurors said their work was an eye opener about Albany crime, and kids who should be in school.
Shellhaas said "This experience for us as Grand Jurors just kind of opens up the box a little bit and we can peak in. And there is just a lot of work to do."
And the District Attorney says the schools and law enforcement will make sure unexcused absences are cut.
The D.A. Says even home schoolers are bound by the curfew law. Anyone between the ages of 4 and 18 cannot be in public between 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM, unless accompanied by an adult.
A truancy violation is a misdemeanor that carries a fine up to $100, and up to 30 days in jail. Each day's absence is a separate offense.
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Robert De Niro gets emotional on Katie Couric's talk show
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Kaite Couric's talk show took a turn on Monday when Robert De Niro got emotional during the interview.
De Niro was sitting reserved while "Silver Linings Playbook" co-star Bradley Cooper and directer David O. Russell discussed the challenges bipolar disorder played on and off the set. Russell's son, who suffers from bipolar disorder, was his inspiration to create the film.
De Niro has four sons of his own, and when asked how he related to the film, he started to choked up.
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Where does Provodnikov go next?
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The guy lost on points, but beat the living shit out of Bradley. I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see Bradley for a while. Where does Provodnikov go from here? He just became the new Antonio Margarito. No one will want to tuch this guy at WW or 140. Not everyone has the workrate ability that Bradley does. That won Bradley the fight because he was able to pull a Joe Calzaghe.
The top names at WW don't have Joe Calzaghe in them. They will avoid Provodnikov like the plague. His power and relentlessness will keep him from getting fights.
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I know he put on a helluva performance and I want to see more of him but TBH if he fights someone who moves and stays on the outside, he has a limited chance of winning the fight
Him vs the Rios-Alvarado winner is interesting but he should realistically fight the loser which I think will be Alvarado again. TR could put this fight on an undercard of a Pacquiao-Rios PPV, that would be pretty interesting
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WaterWay Condos-Steps to the Beach in Wildwood Crest
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New 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo, first season renting. Located at
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Making the most of her time in the UK, Nicole Scherzinger showed up at Scott's in London on Thursday evening (August 28).
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EL PASO — Two sister cities on the border — El Paso and Ciudad Juarez — are banding together to fight juvenile crime, a shared problem because drug cartels often recruit teens on both sides of the shared frontier.
"Our main focus is on childhood, how to prevent the things we have experienced the last years," said Giovanna Ortiz, coordinator for the Child Protection Council of Ciudad Juarez.
During the worst days of the drug war in Juarez, teenagers were often the trigger men.
While drug violence has declined, there are fears it could flare up again. So prosecutors, police officers, teachers, social workers, paramedics and others from the Mexican border city came to El Paso to exchange ideas on reducing juvenile crime.
"The percentage rate of our children involved in drug offenses and drug trafficking is higher considerably higher here on the border than they are throughout the state of Texas," said Laura Christopherson, division chief with the El Paso County Attorney's Office.
Christopherson has prosecuted El Paso youth charged with drug smuggling working as cartel "mules."
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To raise awareness, the El Paso County Attorney's Office created public service announcements based on real cases to counter the lure of quick money.
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"The majority are very young," said Victor Estala, an officer with Mexico's National Immigration Institute.
As an immigration officer, he often receives young people at the international bridges when they are deported after they commit crimes.
Both sides share similar concerns about gangs and cartels recruiting teenagers and sometimes the same youngsters cross the border to commit crimes.
"We're one single region, and the problems we have in El Paso we have in Juarez, and the problems in Juarez we also have in El Paso," Estala said.
But many of those who attended the juvenile crime training session hosted by the El Paso County Attorney's Office said in Juarez now there's a need to reach out to at-risk kids at a much earlier age.
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Directed by Guthrie associate artistic director John Miller-Stephany, performances will continue through Jan. 5, 2014.
The cast is headed by Alexis Bronkovic as ex-chorus girl Billie Dawn, John Patrick Hayden as journalist Paul Verrall, Jeff Still as businessman Harry Brock, Zach Curtis as henchman Eddie Brock and Mark Benninghofen as attorney Ed Devery with Jennifer Blagen, Warren Bowles, David Colacci, Ryan Colbert, Michael Fell, Stuart Gates, Michael Hanna, Peggy O'Connell, Miriam Schwartz and Peter Thomson.
Born Yesterday, according to the Guthrie, concerns "a corrupt businessman from the other side of the tracks who heads to Washington to buy influence with a senator. Harry Brock arrives in Washington with his entourage in tow: his soused attorney Ed Devery, loyal cousin-henchman Eddie and girlfriend Billie Dawn, a former chorus girl. Brock soon realizes that Billie will need some polishing in order to pass muster with D.C. society, so he hires newspaperman Paul Verrall for the task – but Brock gets more than he bargained for. Two months of study finds Billie reading Dickens' 'David Copperfield,' listening to classical music and falling for Paul. Brock discovers too late that a little bit of learning can be a dangerous thing when Billie begins to question his business dealings and learns how to leverage her own particular power."
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NASCAR on Friday announced the return of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series to Gateway Motorsports Park in Madison for a June 14, 2014 race.
It will be the first time the NASCAR trucks have run at Gateway's 1.25-mile oval since 2010. Gateway hosted the trucks series from 1998 to 2010, with Ted Musgrave as the only repeat winner in 2001 and 2005.
Kevin Harvick won the last race there in July 2010. Under new track owner Curtis Francois, Gateway also has hosted the NHRA Midwest Nationals drag racing event the past two years.
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I'm yet to see any "analyst" out there give another single good reason besides the fact his parents went there as to why AW will pick FSU— Greg Wienges (@GregNJ) May 12, 2013
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Let's tap the brakes on the bandwagon just a second. For all the happy headlines thus far, the fact remains that Stoops has yet to be a head coach for a single college football game, much less the death march that is a Southeastern Conference college football game, no matter what brother Bob might have to say about that.
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Just so. Next year's campaign will be a crucible for Stoops and his staff, and he'd better get used to the idea that it's going to be pretty bad.
While I can't gainsay Clay on Western Kentucky, I do consider it a must-win game. If Kentucky, who recruited better than Western even under Joker Phillips loses to the Hilltoppers, I'll entertain doubts as to whether or not Stoops has what it takes to turn Kentucky around.
It's one thing to minimize expectations. It's another to minimize them to the point of a complete abdication of responsibility. I reject that latter. Stoops has got to win some games, and Western needs to be one of them. Losing to Louisville is never okay, but next year, it will be understandable and expected. But Western? Uh uh (via Hank).
A history of the top players in Kentucky for the last ten years. Kentucky managed to land 4 of them, although one of the four transferred before playing a down at Kentucky.
There are a lot of UK recruits on these two lists: Miami-Dade and Broward counties. This is UL's priority hunting ground (Hank).
More reax on Drew Barker's commitment. It never gets old.
Neal Brown talks depth at quarterback, practice reps, Reese Phiilips and more.
Ashely Lowery released from the hospital. Expect him back on the field next year. Great outcome from a scary wreck.
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With due respect, this breathless Andrew Wiggins stuff is getting a little over the top. Of course he's nearing a decision, he's nearing the signing deadline.
Yes, he could blow by that with no consequences, but he most likely won't. So yeah, expect a decision Tuesday or Wednesday. He's waited this long, so he'll probably go near to the last minute.
KSR lists the earnings of the ex-players of the top five in NBA basketball. Kentucky is not first on this list … yet.
Dick Vitale says, "Kentucky's second team would be good enough to be ranked in the top 20."
I know I've posted this before, but it bears repeating. If Wiggins comes, the second team will be good enough to crack the top ten, in my view. They might be good enough now, depending on who you figure as a starter.
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Tennis advances to the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen, wins Lexington regional.
Women's golf finishes 12th at the NCAA East regionals. They didn't finish high enough to move on in the tournament, which required a top eight standing.
- Baseball defeated by Commodores.
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Miami is trying to get away with the Nevin Shapiro debacle, but this will make it tougher:
The chief financial officer for rogue University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro's investment business has backed up his former boss' claims that he threw parties on his yacht for UM football stars — plus sank $3.3 million of stolen investors' money into a sports agency to recruit them for the NFL.
Unlike the unethically-obtained testimony that the NCAA had to redact from its case, this is completely usable in their case, should they wish to put it in.
The NCAA has more than enough to hang Miami out to dry, but this should serve to stiffen their spine in the face of the shrill threats by Donna Shalala, former Clinton administration cabinet member and now Miami president (via Hank).
Smart move, very smart move (Hank).
Only one school has a chance when God gets involved in recruiting. Game over (Hank).
Is Ohio State the 2014 Notre Damee – media darlings with a another weak schedule? Who is their Teo (Hank)?
Saturday Down South has UK at the #10 class in the SEC, just behind Georgia.
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Henry Bacon, a player on Denny Crum's first Final Four team in 1972, has graduated from Louisville.
Good to see. Congratulations, Henry.
This is why Andrew Wiggins is unlikely to be attending FSU, despite his parent's ties to the school:
If you're looking to showcase your talents in an up-tempo system, Florida State is not where you want to be.
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New Orleans hasn't changed Anthony Davis:
In New Orleans, a city with legendary nightlife and temptations, Davis basically lived alone as a teenager in a world full of sharks, even though family was constantly in and out.
"It is different," he said. "I think college prepared me to be on my own."
I think we have to give Coach Cal some credit, too. He does a good job of teaching the players humility, and I have no doubt that money management is part of his discussion with these young players when they declare for the draft.
Tayshaun Prince is still awesome, and making a major impact on the Grizzlies. 33 years old now, Prince is closer to the winter of his NBA career than the spring, but he is back on a contender and doing what he does best – playing a thinking-man's game.
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Chief Halstead demoted Paul Henderson from the rank of major to captain and removed him from the chief's office.
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This shoot-'em-up theme pops up once again in the first teaser poster from the film. The black-and-white image -- which you can see below -- shows a pair of America Flag-covered aviators, with a revolver pointing toward the viewer.
Based on the book "Cogan's Trade" by George V. Higgins, "Killing Them Softly" is being directed by Andrew Dominik ("The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford"). Andrew recently spoke to USA Today about Pitt's role and the title of the film: "Brad's character calls what he does 'killing them softly' --- with a minimum of fuss," says Dominik. "It sounded like a movie title to me. Cogan's Trade kind of sounds like a Clint Eastwood title to me from 1972."
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- baths 3½
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I Virginia Dare you to pass up this outstanding home for your next Outer Banks vacation! Judy In The Sky has it all for your next vacation! Two master suites, rec room with a pool table, dartboard and even a basketball arcade game! Enjoy the great ocean views or pass the day away floating in the private pool. Spend a moonlit night in the hot tub listening to the waves crashing about. Judy In The Sky has WiFi so you can keep up and brag to your friends as well as private deeded beach access directly across the street! Vacationers flock to this great beach experience every year so reserve your special week now...you'll be glad you did.
Property Bedding: 1 King, 2 Queens, 2 Sets of Bunks.
Top Level: Kitchen, Dining Area, Living Room, Southwest Bedroom with King, Adjoining Full Hall Bath.
Mid Level: Southeast Bedroom with Queen, Adjoining Full Bath, between Queen and Bunk Room, Southwest Bedroom with 2 Bunk Sets, Northeast Master with Queen, Laundry Room with Washer and Dryer.
Ground Level: Rec Room with Pool Table and Basketball Game.
Outside: Poolside Half Bath, Private Pool, Enclosed Outside Shower.
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Barbara Swallow
, who was also a star on the SC women's track & field and cross country teams, accomplished this feat in the 2000-2001 season.
This is the first time that two Springfield College student-athletes have earned First Team Academic All-America honors in the same academic year. Senior offensive lineman
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Clapp was a second-team Verizon Academic All-American in 2002. She placed seventh in the 1,500-meter event (4:32.98) at the NCAA Division III Championships (May 24), earning her fifth-career All-America title. Earlier in the season, Clapp was named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Women's Track & Field Athlete of the Year after winning the 800, 1,500, and 5,000-meter events at the NEWMAC Track & Field Championships (April 27). In the fall, she finished 18th at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championship (Nov. 23), and earned NEWMAC Runner-of-the-Year honors in women's cross country for the second consecutive season. Clapp carries a 3.95 grade point average (g.p.a.) as a sports management major.
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NEW ORLEANS (WDRB) -- The narrative already has begun after the University of Louisville's 33-23 victory over Florida in the AllState Sugar Bowl Wednesday night.
Florida didn't prepare. The Gators were bored. They weren't interested. Florida didn't show up.
Let's get the story straight. Florida showed up. And Florida got beat. U of L scored more points in one half of football (plus eight seconds) than any team has scored on the Gators all season.
U of L coach Charlie Strong quickly made this point -- it wasn't that Florida didn't show up, it's that U of L finally did.
"I look at this performance tonight and wonder why we didn't do this the whole season," Strong said. ". . . We were not a consistent team this season. We struggled, had to come from behind seven games. But if we played hard the way we played tonight for four quarters, we'd probably be looking -- who knows? I don't want to say where we would be."
Florida coach Will Muschamp put it this way: "We got outcoached and outplayed. That's what I told the football team. That's the bottom line. You go out and you get beat, you get beat. And that's what happened."
As he stood on the field, by himself momentarily, trying to take it all in, U of L athletic director Tom Jurich said, "This was domination. Charlie Strong and that coaching staff, that was a job for the books."
With a minute to play, U of L president James Ramsey pointed from the sideline up to the crowd. He turned back, and I asked him what the victory meant.
"I can't even think of what this means," he said. "It just feels so good."
As the seconds ticked off the clock, Randy Whitt watched from the sidelines. He worked with Howard Schnellenberger when U of L struck its first national blow in football -- a victory over Alabama in the 1991 Fiesta Bowl.
"That was big," Whitt said. "But that Alabama team, I don't even know if they were ranked. This is the No. 3 team in the country."
Translation: Biggest. Win. Ever.
Florida didn't show up? Before the game, judging from the predictions of most analysts (including this one), Florida barely needed to. The Gators were a 14.5-point favorite at kickoff, making U of L's victory the biggest upset of the BCS era. Strong said the pregame predictions of doom fueled his players.
"The Titanic sunk," he said. "Nobody gave that a chance. Our team was, what, a 15-point underdog? That was not going to happen."
More than big picture, this win was about the small picture. There were two plays that were emblematic of the entire game.
After U of L's Terrell Floyd intercepted Florida's first pass -- on the game's first play from scrimmage -- and returned it 38 yards for a touchdown, and after the U of L defense then held Florida to a 3-and-out, Teddy Bridgewater got his first chance to throw of the game, got flushed, rolled to his right, threw, then was blown up by Jon Bostic. Bridgewater lay motionless on the field for a few seconds, as his helmet rolled about 10 yards out of the side of the end zone.
"It was a wake-up call," Bridgewater said of the hit. "Whenever you take a shot like that, it wakes you up, lets you know they're here. And Bostic, he's a great player. He's a great athlete and I take my hat off to that guy for delivering the blow."
Bridgewater got up and did not walk back to the huddle, but walked up the U of L sideline, and you wondered if he knew where he was.
Bridgewater did know where he was. And he knew what time it was. He may have lost his hat, but he didn't lose his head. After a penalty, a run and a sack, he found his old Miami Northwestern High teammate Eli Rogers for a 25-yarder, and the Cards were moving. Bridgewater, after that hit, responded with a 12-play, 83-yard drive that ate up 6:30 on the clock.
Florida gave up just over 12 points per game all season. Less than nine minutes in, U of L was up 14-0.
The play typified what Bridgewater has done all season, what he did to get the Cardinals to the Sugar Bowl with his injured effort against Rutgers. And it served notice that U of L, which did nothing fancy on the drive but utilized the talents of Bridgewater and his receivers, could move the ball on Florida.
The second play that typified the game came on third down and 1 at the Florida 26. There were 10 minutes left in the third quarter, and U of L already led 30-10. The Cards used a quarterback sneak against the No. 5 defense in the nation, and blasted a hole in the middle of its line. Bridgewater just fell forward for two yards, and the Cards kept moving.
In the middle of it, senior center Mario Benavides was pounding the turf in enthusiasm.
"Yeah, I did that because I beat the crap out of the nose (guard) in front of me and I was pumped," Benavides said. "I knew a couple of those guys had declared early for the draft, and that they're great players. For me, this could be the last time I ever play football, or for sure in a college uniform. And I just got down in a four-point stance and gave it all I had, and that was a show of excitement and I blew him off the ball. I'm so tired of that stupid conversation about that fourth-and-1 against South Florida three years ago. And I just raised up and threw the dude about four yards back and Teddy just fell forward very easily."
When you analyze how this happened, start with the team that was more physical. Florida had the defense that had shut down some of the top teams in the nation. But it was U of L's defense that made the game's first big play, and delivered big hits consistently. The Cardinals intercepted Florida QB Jeff Driskell twice. Mike Gillislee, Florida's star running back who ran for 140 yards against Orange Bowl champion Florida State, ran for just 48 yards on 9 carries against U of L.
A U of L defense that had experienced problems getting off the field on third down held the Gators to 3-of-10 on third down.
You can roll through the list. Andrell Smith caught four passes for 55 yards and recovered Florida's onside kick to open the second half. Eli Rogers caught four passes for 62 yards. DeVante Parker and Damian Copeland with TD catches. Jeremy Wright rushing for 84 yards. Preston Brown had a game-high 13 tackles. The Cardinals broke up seven passes. Andrew Johnson made a huge end-zone interception.
And then there was Teddy. Bridgewater wrote himself onto the Heisman Trophy short list with 20 of 32 passing for 266 yards and two touchdowns. He was sacked five times, but more often found a way to make big plays, including completing eight of his first 10 third-down passes.
It was no mistake. The game plan from Strong and offensive coordinator Shawn Watson was to put the game into Bridgewater's hands, to trust him to make the right checks, calls and instinctive decisions. Most importantly, they just wanted him to make plays.
"He's one of the best players in the country," Strong said. "He was probably -- no, not probably -- he was the best player on the field tonight."
Bridgewater didn't just get out there and sling it around. He studied for his biggest college football test.
"I looked at what did and didn't work for quarterbacks against them in the regular season," Bridgewater said, the game MVP trophy sitting in his locker. "They faced guys forcing throws and things like that, trying to force plays, trying to play with an 'S' on their chest. Coach Wats always tells me, 'No capes on your back. No 'S' on your chest. Just take what the defense gives you.' That's what I took. Film study played a vital role."
Florida made a bit late move for a comeback, but never got close enough to make a serious bid. After the game, with red and white confetti falling and a U of L crowd estimated at better than 30,000 reveling in it, running backs coach Kenny Carter said, "Our goal all month was to prove that we belong at this level."
Cardinal fans flooded Bourbon Street and outnumbered their Florida counterparts. Jurich said the Sugar Bowl president came up to him and thanked him, saying, "Without red, we would have been dead."
Strong went out of his way to thank fans, even as he's rattled their cages in the past couple of months.
"In order to change the culture of the program our fans are going to have to change it, and tonight they took that step, like this team did," he said. "They made this a home game for us."
And then there's the coach. Strong preached from before the season, when his team was picked to win the Big East and reach a BCS Bowl, that it needed to view itself as a top-level team -- and play like it.
"We knew we had the stage tonight," Strong said. "A national audience and the No. 3 team. . . . And we're just scratching the surface. We can take it to another level."
After finishing his postgame remarks, Strong walked down the steps of the podium and greeted many with handshakes. As the crowd dissipated he found one national writer he's known for some time and said, "What about that? Whoa, we kicked their ass."
Said Benavides, "These coaches never showed a second of doubt. The great thing now is that the guys coming back don't have to keep listening to him talk about how good Florida is."
Now, U of L gets to think about how good it can be.Copyright 2013 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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Welcome to Miami University's Geographic Information Science (GISci) Certificate Program
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Interested in using the GISci Certificate to take care of a Thematic Sequence in your Undergraduate Degree? If you are a non-Geography major, the registrar's office will now see the GISci Certificate the same as it does a Minor. This means the Certificate will now count as a Thematic Sequence. Contact the Registrar's office if you have any further questions (529-8703).
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GIS is an abbreviation for "Geographic Information Systems". Geographic Information Systems are how we answer questions about "What" and "Where". Much like paper maps have historically helped humans define and describe their environments (natural and built), GIS provides the tools for humans to do this in the digital age. A common definition of GIS is that it is "a computer-based system to aid in the collection, maintenance, storage, analysis, output, and distribution of spatial data and information" (GIS Fundamentals by Paul Bolstad ).
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"Computer-based system" – Nearly all of Miami's computer labs are equipped with the industry-standard GIS software package, ArcGIS from ESRI. Each student taking a GIS course at Miami receives a student copy of this software that can be loaded onto their own person desktop or laptop computer.
"To aid in the collection…of spatial data" – The Department of Geography has Garmin 60Cs GPS units that all students in GIS courses learn to use. Students are taught how to gather GPS data in the field and download that data into the GIS software. STudents are also taught how to add additional tabular data to already existing GIS datasets.
"To aid in the maintenance…of spatial data" – Many datasets created for governmental entitities and businesses need to be continually updated and maintained. Students will learn the database techniques necessary to build funcitonal databases and update those databases with new information for use in GIS.
"To aid in the storage…of spatial data" – GIS data, like any other data or files, must be stored on a computer hard-drive, USB drive, or written to a CD or DVD. Students in GIS classes will work with a variety of GIS data types and learn how best to store these datasets for current and future use.
"To aid in the analysis…of spatial data" – Spatial analysis is at the heart of GIS. The power of GIS data is that it allows people to ask questions of their data related to WHERE that data is and WHAT information is stored in a database about that data. Questions such as how has a river changed over time, how are census block groups similar or different, what is the best path for business deliveries, where ist he best location for a new cell tower are easily answered using the tools with GIS. The GIS courses at Miami focus most of their time teaching students the wide variety of spatial analyses possible with the GIS software.
"To aid in the output and distribution…of spatial data" – GIS data and answers genereated from spatial analyses are only useful when they are used and distributed. Key to this is being able to understand the results of an analysis and being able to communicate that to a more general audience. One of the most powerful ways to do this is through creating maps. Students i nteh GIS courses will learn the basics of cartograpny and how to create a map the serves a desired purpose adn audience. Increasingly, the focus for distributing these maps is via the web. In the advanced GIS courses students will learn about creating and distributing their own web maps.
What is Remote Sensing?
Remote sensing is broadly defined as studying an object without being in direct contact with it. More specifically, the term usually refers to satellite- or aircraft-based digital image data and its analysis. Commercial satellite data (e.g., Landsat) have been available since 1972 and are used for a wide variety of applications from physical geography to urban studies. Remotely sensed images can be used to generate GIS data and for basic interpretation to identify land use patterns and delineate damage from fires, floods, and other natural hazards. Digital image processing techniques allow more sophisticated analysis of image data such as land cover mapping, and inferring relationships between reflectance (proportion of reflected sunlight) and land surface characteristics. An important advantage of remote sensing is that it provides a synoptic view of the landscape. This broad view of Earth's surface is extremely valuable for studying geography. We currently offer one remote sensing course every semester (GEO 448/548) and one course that includes remote sensing once a year (GEO 444/544). Also look for occasional special offerings in remote sensing (under 460G/560G).
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What is GPS?
GPS is an abbreviation for "Global Positioning Systems." GPS uses satellites orbiting the Earth and hand-held GPS receivers to provide users with their location on the planet. GPS is used in a wide variety of ways. Many cars have GPS built-in to provide navigation assistance. Researchers use GPS to locate specific locations for their topic of interest. Cities and Counties responsible for maintaining infrastructure use GPS to locate and map water lines, sewer lines, and other utilties. Recreationally GPS is used for Geocaching and is now integrated into many social network sites like Facebook and Twitter.
The Department of Geography at Miami uses Garmin GPSMAP 60Cx GPS units for teaching. Graduate students and other researchers also have access to the Department's two Trimble GeoXT GPS units.
Admissions Information
The Certificate is available to all students on any of Miami's campuses.
Students Enrolling at Miami for only the GISci Certificate
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Current and Prospective full-time Oxford, Middletown, or Hamilton campus students (undergraduate and graduate):
Contact Robbyn Abbitt (email@example.com) in the Department of Geography to fill out the necessary paperwork. There is no enrollment fee for the Certificate. There is a $10 graduation fee associated with the Certificate.
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I have to say that this is one of the best classes I have ever taken! It really has got the wheels turning in my head. I'm so excited about getting started on my book and activity kit ideas! Thank you so much for all that you have taught me!
Much of the publishing and marketing information was new. Mike was very thorough and definitely set the wheels turning about this process leading to profitable results as well as meeting student needs. I am determined by Mike's positive outlook and success to follow through on several ideas I've set aside for far too long. This is my second online course completed with your program and I have thoroughly enjoyed this experience.
This class provided the detail needed to understand the material, and to encourage my individual growth as a teacher. I look forward to implementing the ideas that I have generated while taking the class, and would highly recommend it to anyone considering creating their own educational materials. The instructor was thoughtful, creative and responsive to all questions and truly supportive of the developmental process. I also feel the course material will provide me with excellent reference material in the future.
This course was very interesting and fun. I learned new information in Education Administration, standards and policies, and it complemented my knowledge in educational aids design. It helped me to find new ways to make my big ideas a reality and to use them to improve students' learning process. I'm grateful for having the opportunity to study this course on-line, at my pace and with enough time to complete it.
This was an excellent course about creating supplemental educational materials. I enjoyed looking at the various options that one could consider. The instructor was very motivating and made me feel that I could really reach the goal of creating my own products.
What a fantastic class!!! Very informative, detailed, practical, fun!!! Exactly what I needed to start publishing. Thank you, Prof. Mike McMillan!