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The Master's Degree in English with a Concentration in Creative Writing
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writing program, primary emphasis is on the student's writing experience; students are encouraged to take the writing workshop in their genre of
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ENGL 5840: Advanced Poetry Writing
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According to SM Entertainment's CEO, Kim Youngmin, the demand for the image of girl groups in Korea and Japan are different. Japan's Morning Musume and AKB48 possess the girl-next-door and lovely-princess image and their dance choreography mainly focus on hand gestures. Although this sort of image is being favored by Japanese otaku fans, the same cannot be said for female fans. Korean girl groups such as SNSD and Kara on the other hand, focus on neat and synchronized dance moves which appeal to female fans who are usually more inclined to boy groups such as Big Bang and TVXQ. Also, Korean girl groups have received 3-6 years rigorous and intensive training before their debut while Japanese girl groups generally debut after 6 months of training. With their vast experience in dancing, singing and variety skills, Korean girl groups basically have what it takes to conquer the Japanese market. Thus, it is normal for Japanese girl groups to feel threatened in this sense.
SNSD debuted in Japan on September 8th with their debut single "Genie" which saw 45,000 copies sold in the first week. On Oricon chart, the girls have managed to debut at no. 5 and have since stayed within the top 5 on the Daily Singles Chart. According to Japan's music industry expert, response from Japanese male fans have been quite encouraging so far. However, to have a long-term success in Japan, the girls will have to make some changes to their concept and impress the fans even more.
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Shivani Bhalla
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Conservation biologist Shivani Bhalla, a fourth-generation Kenyan, is working to safeguard the future of Kenya's rapidly declining lion populations. She is founder and executive director of Ewaso Lions, a conservation organization that uses scientific research and community outreach to promote coexistence between people and lions who share habitats. It is the only organization that focuses on lions that live both inside and outside protected areas in northern Kenya. There are now fewer than 2,000 lions in Kenya, and they could vanish within two decades if habitat loss and conflict with humans continues. Ewaso Lions's innovative community outreach programs, which involve young tribal warriors as well as women and children, are helping foster local support for conservation. Her team has dramatically changed local attitudes, and the lion population she monitors has grown to its highest numbers in a dozen years.
Where were you born?
Nairobi, Kenya
Where do you currently live?
Samburu, Kenya
What inspires you to dedicate your life to your work?
My greatest inspiration has been the Born Free books and learning about the work that the Adamsons were involved in. I also followed and read all about Dian Fossey when I was a child and was in awe of her hard work to protect the gorillas.
I was born in 1978 in Nairobi, Kenya. My passion for wildlife developed at a very young age during school camping trips and weekend safaris with my parents. I was fortunate to receive a camera when I was 16 and immediately began taking photos of wildlife in earnest. My enthusiasm for taking photos soon developed into something greater—a passion for and an interest in all wildlife. I also remember spotting my very first cheetah when I was only eight years old, which happened to be in Samburu. I will always remember that first sighting because it confirmed my fondness for cheetahs and big cats in particular.
I also had some great friends who liked wildlife as much as I did. These friendships strengthened my belief that a career in wildlife conservation was possible. I wanted to be a ranger for many years! I realized at a young age that I would devote my life to conservation. I didn't know how it would happen, but it was a dream of mine. I would watch films with conservationists driving around in Land Rovers in the bush looking at wildlife and I hoped it would be me some day. I don't drive a Land Rover—I drive a Suzuki—but I'm basically doing what I have always wanted to do.
I moved to Samburu more than 11 years ago and realized how important and necessary lion conservation was. No one had done any study before on lions in the area and this is when I started my project, Ewaso Lions. Around the time I moved to Samburu, a lioness had adopted a baby oryx antelope, a very unique event. I went on to learn more about this female and to identify the lions in Samburu. It was not long before I realized I would live in Samburu permanently and dedicate my life to lion conservation.
What has been your most challenging, rewarding, or memorable experience in your field?
Working with children has been especially rewarding. Showing them lions for their first time is something I will never forget. We held our first Lion Kids Camp in April 2013 and another a few weeks ago. Of the participants over the years, more than 50 children had never seen a lion. We showed them more than 15! Watching their faces light up and hearing them say they would be so sad if Samburu didn't have lions is what keeps me excited and wanting to continue what I do. I can't wait for the next Lion Kids Camp!
One of Ewaso Lions's greatest achievements to date has been the Warrior Watch program, which we started in January 2010. One of the most neglected groups of people in conservation management in the Samburu region is the moran, or warrior age class. These young men spend more time than anyone in wildlife areas, yet they are rarely involved in decision making when it comes to wildlife conservation.
To address this gap, Ewaso Lions founded the Warrior Watch program in Westgate Community Conservancy. Through Warrior Watch, morans become active within their communities as wildlife ambassadors by reporting on wildlife sightings and issues such as conflict in exchange for a food stipend and educational lessons. This is the first program to actively involve warriors in wildlife conservation in the region. Engaging the warriors instills positive attitudes toward wildlife, with an emphasis on the importance of lions and predators, and this message is spread to other morans in their communities.
One of the best moments was when we launched the program in June 2010, where our five warriors who were part of the program initially met with more than 130 warriors who attended the initiation along with wardens from the region. It was a great day of celebration for these warriors and the first time that Samburu warriors have been engaged in conservation in the region. Since then, in January 2011, we expanded the program and engaged and trained more warriors and we now have 17 warriors engaged in conservation. It was great to see the warriors who started the program in January 2010 train the new ones. Our 2010 warriors can now read and write all the animals' names and much more. They are true ambassadors and it has been fantastic to now see them teaching the new warriors.
Other achievements include watching how my field team has grown over the past few years. Some of them come from remote areas and were new to conservation and wildlife. Now, they are wildlife ambassadors in our area, and speak out about issues related to wildlife. They teach and train others and encourage them to promote conservation. Because of our efforts, the communities in Westgate Conservancy are now excited and interested in lions. They stop us often when we are in the field and ask us about the resident lions we monitor, who have all been given Samburu names. The lions are now famous in the community and it is great to see this.
Our main challenge is at times working in an area where security is a problem. Often cattle raids take place and we need to be extra careful with our own safety. It affects our work greatly at times. One of the main challenges we face is the harsh and minimal field conditions where we work and live. Our camp is pretty rustic! We don't have running water or power, porcupines often plunder our kitchen, and we live in canvas tents whose zippers are always breaking. It's real bush living. We don't have any permanent structures so when the rains hit hard, sometimes our camp becomes a disaster zone! This makes it at times very hard to work.
What's a normal work day like for you?
I normally wake up between 5 and 5:30 a.m. each day. When I am in Westgate, where my camp is located, I leave the camp with my assistant Jeneria to look for lions and other predators. We also conduct transects in some areas and record all the wildlife prey species we see. I normally head back to camp before 9 a.m. and either spend the day working in camp on data or administration, head into the community to have meetings, or conduct community awareness programs. At 5 p.m., we go back out into the field until 8 p.m., return to camp for dinner, and then sleep by 9 p.m.
If I am in the reserves (either Samburu, Buffalo Springs, or Shaba), we are out the whole day, from 6 a.m. until 6:30 p.m., looking for lions. Looking for lions in this region is tough work and often we spend days or weeks without seeing lions or even tracks. But that's part of the challenge. Although every day is different and you can never predict what the day will bring, so I have to always be flexible and ready for changes.
What advice would you give your younger self?
Don't have any doubts and be prepared for hurdles. And as much as possible, take a step back and enjoy the success and what you achieve.
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In Their Words
When you give local communities reasons to embrace conservation, people and lions can coexist—and this incredible species can survive.
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jabdc5, the land that's still trying to recover from the last tory government. says...
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5:54pm Mon 3 Dec 12
David Lacey says...
How surprising.
6:04pm Mon 3 Dec 12
bingbong says...
David Lacey wrote:I'm not so sure Mr Lacey, I would suggest that terms such as "benefit scroungers" and "drain on the taxpayer" are typical phrases used by those of a right wing persuasion.
I see that the season of good will does not extend to the rabid, lunatic left wing.
How surprising.
If you're referring to the general anti-royal tone, I don't think left wingers have exclusivity on that point of view. Indeed, I consider myself to be "left wing" (if you want to use that term) but I consider the Royal Family do a lot of good for the country.
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MSG says...
God Save the Queen
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12:42pm Tue 4 Dec 12
Porca miseria says...
David Lacey wrote:The governments of the two countries with 'dodgy' Presidents sent congratulations as a matter of course. Why would other countries want another pack of scroungers leaching off the tax payer? when they already have elected persons doing it as the UK does?. One place where austerity measures should be implemented, the hand outs to these scroungers!. Cut all their money and make them earn a living, but lets be fair give Liz, Phil and the others that have reached pensionable age the state pension to live on.
Two countries that have embraced the news with enthusiasm are the USA and France. Why? They would love to have a monarch instead of a dodgy President.
3:12pm Tue 4 Dec 12
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3:18pm Tue 4 Dec 12
Porca miseria says...
David Lacey wrote:So they interviewed the majority of the citizens, and didn't omit those with less favourable views? and why the Porky? google translate using the Italian language. I tell you something, I wish I knew it all, as you seem to.
Back again Porky, eh. I was referring to ordinary citizens interviewed on the streets by TV crews, not the deadbeats - Hollande and Obama - who run their countries (down).
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What do you feel should be the Board's priorities over the next year, be specific.
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You're going to remove comments that criticize a particular candidate?
These people are running for public office, but we're not supposed to have discussions that criticize them?
I've said this before and I'll say it again--the reasons the founding fathers granted the press unusual latitude and gave people unusual freedom of speech is so that they could freely criticize their government and the people running for it.
I understand the nonflaming guidelines you have here--but you're talking about a political discussion without analysis of the candidates when there's an election coming up.
I think you need to think through your guidelines on this.


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Davis has been sidelined for two weeks because of a hamstring injury.
After missing all of 2011, Davis hasn't been very effective in 2012. The redshirt junior has rushed for 340 yards on 100 carries this season. His best performance came in the Sept. 1 opener, rushing for 70 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries.
As a sophomore in 2010, Davis rushed for 1,282 yards and 13 touchdowns on 204 carries. He averaged 6.3 yards per carry, which is almost double what he's doing in 2012 (3.4 yards per carry).
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Anti freeze and freeze up !
Since there is no water pump on the Cub and water is not circulated, it's my understanding, that you have to pre mix the two (water and anti-freeze) before filling the radiator , to have it provide the proper freeze protection. Now some say , "she's froze up", does that mean that the components were not properly mixed or that there was not enough anti freeze to the ratio ? And what danger is there to the engine block , if that occurs ? It will be -9 degrees here tonite . So we'll soon see .
Most likely the mix was not the correct ratio. 50 / 50 should do for most folks.
That's not to say that they weren't mixed well enough, though, if the mixture has been in the tractor for any length of time, it should be well mixed.
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I agree, the term "froze up" has more to do with the engine being stuck or seized rather than actually frozen. To answer your other question regarding what would happen if an engine actually froze, well, you will probably need a new engine block. Water expands when it freezes and cast iron doesn't like that. If you don't have anti-freeze in your radiator, then just drain it. Heck, I'd even let the thing idle outside over night if I couldn't drain it until the morning.
"Son, you can do it right, or you can do it again."
They were referring to an engine that has seized as others have said. As far as the other freezing is concerned, there's a built in warning system. It seems the radiator tank will warn of a solid freeze by displaying a horizontal crack first. The secondary warning will be a crosswise crack in the head. If these warnings aren't heeded, the engine is at risk!
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Don't antique car engines end up frozen and old tractor engines get stuck?
If you want some details on what happens to a Cub when the coolant freezes, check the ATIS Cub FAQ in the question about inspecting a tractor before you buy it.
Re: Anti freeze and freeze up !
If you aren't going to be running it right away after adding the antifreeze, yes you do need to mix it. Since a cub doesn't have a water pump the coolant isn't forced to circulate, but when it is running it is circulated by the old law of physics that states heat rises. If your coolant is not well mixed, though, it takes quite a bit of running to get it thoroughly mixed.
As to froze up, I define that by context. It can mean an engine that has been allowed to freeze, usually due to no, or not enough antifreeze in the coolant, but most of the time it is an engine that's seized and can't be turned. As Jim said, usually car engines freeze, and tractor engines stick. Why the difference, I don't know, unless it's because most car engines freeze from the pistons seizing to the walls, or from bearings seizing due to lubrication problems, while most tractors stick from rusting while setting.
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as Bigdog said, mix antifreeze 50/50 for -40F or C protection. Read somewhere that 100% antifreeze freezes at -20F and the water actually lowers the freeze point. I keep an empty gallon antifreeze container on the shelf so that I can divide a new gallon and add water to both jugs. then i mark the containers mixed like you would do for 2 stroke gas.
any auto parts store has a <$10 dollar antifreeze tester, way cheaper than a radiater, radiater base casting, head, or block.
Course, in Rudi's part of the country, or Quebec actually, I've SEEN -55F as reported on the radio. No ill affects on my truck, i waited for warmer weather like -10 to attempt to start it, but snowmobiling for several days was out of the question!
The old mercury thermometers would just have a little ball of mercury in the bottom, as mercury freezes at -40 or so.
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
A well mixed solution of 50/50 antifreeze & water should never freeze solid. You may get some ice formation in the mix; but, it sould never get anything more solid than slush.
The formation of slush is a process that seperates the water from the glycol and will tend to gather bigger and bigger areas of water the more the times the slush is produced. It's important, if you suspect you may have had the mixture freeze to a slush, to start the engine after that to re-mix the solution.
Really, your talking -26 or -27 to get a 50/50 mix to freeze to a slush. Not many of us here in the States ever see that kind of cold.
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Odds for the Cardinals to win it all have dropped to 3-1, with IU at 5-1 along with the University of Florida.
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U of L's opponent on Friday night, Oregon, is at 60-1, but that doesn't make the Ducks the longest shot in the Sweet 16. There are two teams with longer odds, La Salle at 75-1 and Florida Gulf Coast at 100-1.
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The Denver Broncos shook off a salty effort by the Jacksonville Jaguars to win, 35-19, and keep their unbeaten streak alive. The Jaguars are still looking for their first win of the season.
Entering the game as one of the biggest underdogs in NFL history, the Jaguars tried to make things interesting early on, calling a fake punt deep in their own territory. It failed, and Peyton Manning hit Julius Thomas less than a minute later for the first touchdown. Manning struck again shortly afterwards, finding Wes Welker to extend the lead to 14-0. The Jaguars kicked two field goals and made some surprising defensive stops to keep things relatively close. They pulled even closer at the end of the first half when Manning threw his second interception of the year. Paul Posluszny took the pick 59 yards for a score, and the Broncos went into halftime leading by just two points, 14-12.
The Broncos quickly extended the lead to 21-12 after a Knowshon Moreno plunge from the goal line. The Jaguars refused to quit, however, driving back down the field to get back within two points with a Maurice Jones-Drew touchdown. Denver quickly struck back with two more touchdowns by Moreno to put the game away, but the Jaguars will walk away with their heads high after a respectable performance.
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The San Francisco 49ers have acquired Boldin from the Baltimore Ravens for a sixth-round draft pick.||||||| Boldin, a star in Baltimore's run to the Super Bowl title last season, must pass a physical to complete the deal. The Ravens announced the trade Monday. Boldin had six catches for 104 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 34-31 Super Bowl victory over the 49ers. The 32-year-old Boldin had said he'd consider retirement rather than leave Baltimore. But going to the NFC champions might change his mind.
Boldin caught five passes for 60 yards and two TDs in Sunday's AFC title game win over the overrated Pats.||||||| Boldin's size against New England's weak and banged-up secondary was the difference.
After being inactive for the first time this season for the regular-season finale, Boldin was in the lineup for Sunday's playoff game versus Indianapolis.||||||| Boldin has a bruised shoulder, but it does not seem serious.
Boldin had seven catches for 93 yards as the Ravens defeated the New York Giants 33-14 Sunday to end a three-game losing streak to secure their second straight division crown.||||||| Boldin left with a shoulder injury and likely won't play against the Bengals next week.


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Grassroots Theatre Group perform African music at Nepwort Bus Station
5:30pm Thursday 1st November 2012 in News By Argus reporter
BUS users in Newport were treated to a surprise concert by a travelling African choir.
Armed with African drums and instruments, the Grassroots Theatre Group performed for passengers and drivers at Newport Bus Station on Tuesday.
The group help disadvantaged communities in their homeland of Zimbabwe and have been raising awareness of their work as part of a UK tour, which began in June and has included a string of sell-out performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
During their tour Newport Transport's engineers helped ensure the group's mini-bus was fit for the road.
The concert was the group's way of saying thank you to the firm and also to the Newport-based Grass Roots Art UK who helped support the group's latest trip.
Ephson Ngadya, Grassroots Theatre Group founder, said: "We have performed in many venues across the UK, but this will certainly be our most unusual yet. We enjoy bringing our work and music to people and performing at Newport Bus Station gives us a wonderful opportunity to do just that "We are very grateful to the support of Newport Transport and Grass Roots Art UK. Without their support our work would not be possible."
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The protest at the General Assembly on Monday will be led by an ecumenical group of faith leaders. In addition, another group of clergy a cross-section of Christians, including Catholics, Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Methodists issued a statement saying that they shared the concerns of those taking part in the Monday protests.
Both mark a noteworthy turning point in the weekly protests, which have led to the arrests of more than 300 people over five weeks. While the organizers of the Moral Mondays movement have been partisan, the clergy who signed the statement in support make a point of saying their interest isnt political. (Note, Democratic U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield of Wilson announced hell join in.) But the clergy coming Monday have made a point to say their interest isnt political.
Rather it is a matter of faith with respect to our understanding of the biblical teachings and imperatives to protect the poor, respect the stranger, care for widows and children, and love our neighbors, according to a statement provided to Dome over the weekend.
Signing it are Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of the Catholic Diocese in Raleigh; Bishop Michael Bruce Curry of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina; the Rev. Leonard Bolick, bishop of the Synod of North Carolina Evangelical Lutheran Church; the Rev. Ted Churn, executive presbyter of the Presbytery of New Hope; Bishop Hope Morgan Ward, North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church; the Rev. Alfred Chip Marble, assisting bishop, Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina; Bishop Larry Goodpaster, Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church; and the Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple, bishop suffragan-elect of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina.
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McCrory opposes beach bill
Among the differences between Gov. Pat McCrory and the Senate leadership is the question of building of jetties and terminal groins to stop beach erosion.
The Republican legislature in 2011 year passed a compromise bill ending a 25-year ban on jetties and groins, allowing for four pilot projects in Ocean Isle Beach, Figure Eight Island, Bald Head Island and Holden Beach. Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue allowed the bill, which was opposed by environmentalists, to become law without signing it.
The Senate this year has passed a bill, sponsored by Sens. Bill Rabon and Harry Brown, that would scrap the compromise and allow jetties and groins to be built all along the coast.
It would also remove the taxpayer safeguards in the bill.
But McCrory and the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources are opposing the new bill and supporting the compromise passed two years ago. The governors position has won kudos from environmental groups such as the N.C. Coastal Federation.
Tillis hires team for Senate bid
Republican House Speaker Thom Tillis has begun assembling his team for his U.S. Senate bid to unseat Democrat Kay Hagan. He has hired Brad Todd of On Message Inc. of Alexandria, Va., to be his media consultant.
Todd, an East Tennessee native, worked for Richard Hudsons congressional campaign last year. He coordinated the message in 2010 for the National Republican Congressional Committee when the GOP won control of the House, and again in 2012 when they retained control of the House.
Among his notable campaigns were Rick Scotts come-from-behind win as governor of Florida in 2010, and Republican Ron Johnsons upset of Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold in Wisconsin that that same year. He also handled Scott Browns Senate victory in Massachusetts.
Handling Tillis polling will be Glen Bolger of Public Opinion Strategies, who has been Sen. Richard Burrs chief pollster. Bolger has handled 15 Senate campaigns, six governor campaigns, 75 congressional campaigns. He also has wide experience in North Carolina much of it working with North Carolina consultant Paul Shumaker, who is also Tillis chief strategist.
He has worked for U.S. Reps. Mark Meadows and Walter Jones, Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry and the state House and Senate caucuses. He has also worked for a large number of GOP state senators such as Jim Davis, Rick Gunn, Ralph Hise, Wesley Meredith, Buck Newton, Louis Pate, and Richard Stevens. He has also worked for state Rep. Tom Murry of Morrisville.
Times backs Racial Justice Act
The New York Times on Saturday editorialized against North Carolinas repeal of the Racial Justice Act, legislation passed in the General Assembly that is headed to the governors desk for his signature.
The Times editorial recounts the context around the 2009 law, which allowed convicted killers to try to have their sentences converted to life without parole by proving racial bias against them, including evidence that prosecutors kept African-Americans off juries.
The persistence of racial bias in death penalty prosecutions makes abolishing capital punishment even more urgent, the editorial concludes.
Staff writers Craig Jarvis and Rob Christensen
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While most of the other Lightweight talents outside the UFC have lost and dropped out of the top rankings, Gilbert Melendez has toiled away in Strikeforce waiting for another chance to prove himself against the best. Tonight on UFC On Fox 7, he got the chance when he made his promotional debut against 155 lb. champion Ben Henderson. Bendo has strung together 2 title defense and came in looking to tie B.J. Penn's for most defenses at Lightweight.
Melendez leaned forward on his front leg early to bait the low kick from Ben. He got it, and scored a takedown off a caught kick. Not a lot of damage from the top. He looked to do it again but Benson defended better. Striking from range and another caught kick tripped Ben up. Gilbert leaped in for a knee as Henderson returns to his feet.
Melendez held the lead he established in the first going into round 2. He disrupted Ben's gameplan by repeatedly catching kicks thrown by the champ. He got his shots off quicker and landed more consistently inside. Ben landed a couple good elbows late in the round, but he was definitely frustrated by the challenger.
Ben tried to switch it up in round 3. and started shooting for takedowns. Unfortunately for him, Gil stayed composed and defended them well, while still landing solid shots and catching kicks. Ben did get on top in the closing seconds, but was called off by the referee when the bell rang.Welts started showing on the lead leg of Melendez. Ben landing better in the first championship round. He jumped on Gil after a slip, but couldn't keep him down. IN the closing minute, Melendez backed Bendo up against the fence and landed some good shots before the champ could circle out.
Final round of the fight and Ben using lateral movement much more effectively than the earlier rounds. He didn't let Gil back him into the fence for the most part and landed good shots from range, although he took some of his own. Melendez jumps in with a flying knee to the abdomen, but Ben was unshaken. This is one of the closest fights of the year so far.
Ben Henderson retains the belt with a split decision (48-47, 47-48, -48-47) over Gil Melendez
After the official announcement, Ben tells Rogan, "I gotta go see about a girl" and proposes to his girlfriend in the Octagon. A very touching moment despite the boos from the crowd.
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Stray bullets fired from Syria hit an IDF border control vehicle in the Golan Heights on Sunday. No injuries or damage were reported.
The incident was the latest apparent stray firing during gun-battles in
Syria between the forces of President Bashar Assad and insurgents who
have been fighting a 20-month-long civil war.
The army issued a complaint with the United Nations Observer Force. The UN has a peacekeeping force in the area monitoring a ceasefire in place since the 1970s.
"Gunfire hit a patrol vehicle along the border but caused no damage; a complaint was lodged with the United Nations which is investigating," an army spokeswoman said.
The IDF Spokesperson's Office also confirmed the incident was most likely stray fire from the fighting across the border.
Israel has been on high alert along its northern border as the insurgency throughout Syria has spread to villages and towns nearby. Similar spillovers from fighting have alarmed other neighbors of Syria, including Lebanon and Turkey.
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Last week, an IDF soldier was struck by a stray bullet originating from the Syrian side of the border.
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The stray bullet marks the forth time in recent days that fire from battles raging between the Syrian military and rebels near the border of Israel crossed the border.
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There is a wide range of travel companion applications out there, and while I haven't tried them all, TripIt has stumped me with its brilliance so much, that I've lost any desire to use any other. For the first time in my life, I have felt the ease of what it must be like to have a personal assistant.
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The Archaeological Sciences of America Symposium will host an isotope workshop in conjunction with its October 2012 meeting at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tennessee. Panelists will include Larisa Grawe DeSantis (Vanderbilt), Corina Kellner (Northern Arizona), Kelly Knudson (Arizona State), John Krigbaum (Florida), and Bethany Turner (Georgia State). Each panelist will briefly (5-10 minutes) present how they see various isotope methods and/or systems contributing to their research in archaeology. The organized panel will then explore issues such as developing strong research questions using these methods, accessing materials available for study, and myriad details and complications that may arise using isotopic tools in archaeological research.
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2:00pm Friday 21st December 2012 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Richmond director of rugby Steve Hill could not be happier with life at the Athletic Ground after watching his side shock former Championship outfit Esher on Saturday.
Tries from James Green wood, JP Attlee and Jason Phipps put a spanner in the National Division One title chasers' works to give Hill's men a 23-19 triumph and hand them the chance to turn the year in the top half of the table.
"If you had given me ninth in the table now at the start of the season, I'd have bitten your hand off," said Hill.
"This is a very tough league and every week there are strange results that prove there are no easy teams.
"The second half of the season is going to be very tough, but this result will give us a lot of confidence. From an outsider's point of view, no one gave us a hope."
The reason for Hill's delight is the strength in depth his squad is developing to cope with injuries to the likes of fly half Luke Cousins, who will be missing for at least a month after dislocating his shoulder.
"We need to kick on from this result now," said Hill ahead of tomorrow's visit of in-form Old Albanians.
"Playing 30-odd league games is difficult, so you need a squad that has great strength in depth, which we are starting to achieve.
"With that in mind it was great to see Tom Sargeant and Steve Wood play so well having been playing second and third team rugby since September."