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Gloria Stuart, a 1930s Hollywood leading lady who earned an Academy Award nomination for her first significant role in nearly 60 years — as Old Rose, the centenarian survivor of the Titanic in James Cameron's 1997 Oscar-winning film — has died. She was 100.
Stuart, a founding member of the Screen Actors Guild who later became an accomplished painter and fine printer, died Sunday night at her West Los Angeles home, said her daughter, writer Sylvia Thompson.
Stuart had been diagnosed with lung cancer five years ago.
"She also was a breast cancer survivor," Thompson said, "but she just paid no attention to illness. She was a very strong woman and had other fish to fry."
In July the actress was honored at an "Academy Centennial Celebration With Gloria Stuart" at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
As a glamorous blond actress under contract to Universal Studios and 20th Century Fox in the 1930s, Stuart appeared opposite Claude Rains in James Whale's "The Invisible Man" and with Warner Baxter in John Ford's "The Prisoner of Shark Island."
She also appeared with Eddie Cantor in "Roman Scandals," with Dick Powell in Busby Berkeley's "Gold Diggers of 1935" and with James Cagney in "Here Comes the Navy." And she played romantic leads in two Shirley Temple movies, "Poor Little Rich Girl" and "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm."
But mostly she played what Stuart later dismissed as "stupid parts with nothing to do" — "girl reporter, girl detective, girl nurse" — and "it became increasingly evident to me I wasn't going to get to be a big star like Katharine Hepburn and Loretta Young."
After making 42 feature films between 1932 and 1939, Stuart's latest studio contract, with 20th Century Fox, was not renewed. She appeared in only four films in the 1940s and retired from the screen in 1946.
By 1974, "the blond lovely of the talkies" had become an entry in one of Richard Lamparski's "Whatever Happened to" books.
Writer-director Cameron's $200-million "Titanic" changed that.
Stuart played Rose Calvert, the 100-year-old Titanic survivor who shows up after modern-day treasure hunters searching through the wreckage of the sunken ship find a charcoal drawing of her wearing a priceless blue diamond necklace.
Stuart's performance as Old Rose frames the 1997 romantic- drama that starred Leonardo DiCaprio as lower-class artist Jack Dawson and Kate Winslet as the upper-class young Rose.
In "Gloria Stuart: I Just Kept Hoping," her 1999 autobiography, Stuart said that after reading the script, "I knew the role I had wanted and waited for all these many years had arrived! I could taste the role of Old Rose!"
Cameron told The Times in a 1997 interview that he chose Stuart because he was "looking for a pro from the '30s or '40s, someone probably retired, maybe off the Hollywood radar for awhile."
"I had to have someone who'd play the latter part of the life of someone we'd recognize, Kate Winslet, so it couldn't be someone like Katharine Hepburn. We know so well what she looked like [when she was young]," Cameron said. "Gloria had just enough distance, and she gave this fantastic reading."
At 87, Stuart became the oldest actress ever nominated for an Academy Award.
In addition to Oscar and Golden Globe nominations, she won a Screen Actors Guild award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role (tying with eventual Oscar-winner Kim Basinger for "L.A. Confidential").
In the multiple-Oscar-winning blockbuster's wake, Stuart found herself swamped with fan mail and interview requests. She also was faced with being recognized in the supermarket and finding her old films resurfacing on television. People magazine even named her one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world.
Gloria Stuart, 'Titanic' actress, dies at 100
Stuart was a leading lady in 1930s films, then gave up acting and turned to art. Her role in 'Titanic' earned her an Academy Award nomination.
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Robert K. Merton developed the structural strain theory as an extension of the functionalist perspective on deviance. This theory traces the origins of deviance to the tensions that are caused by the gap between cultural goals and the means people have available to achieve those goals.
Culturally Accepted Goals Vs. Culturally Approved Means
Societies are characterized by both culture and social structure. Culture establishes goals for people in society while social structure provides (or fails to provide) the means for people to achieve those goals. According to Merton, in a well-integrated society, people use accepted and appropriate means to achieve the goals that society establishes. In this case, the goals and the means of the society are in balance. It is when the goals and means are not in balance with each other that deviance is likely to occur. This imbalance between cultural goals and structurally available means can actually lead an individual into deviant behavior.
The achievement of economic success in the U.S. is a great example that helps further explain the structural strain theory. In the United States, economic success is a goal that most everybody strives for. The legitimate means to economic success are education and jobs. Not all groups of people have equal access to these means, however. The result is structural strain that produces deviance. Lower class individuals are most likely to experience these strains because they aim for the same goals as the rest of society, however they have blocked opportunities for success. These individuals are therefore more likely to turn to crime and deviance as a way to achieve economic success. There is a high correlation that exists between unemployment and crime and the structural strain theory helps explain this relationship.
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Merton further categorized people into five general categories with regards to their relationship to culturally accepted goals and the means to achieving those goals.
Conformists. Conformists are people who believe in both the established cultural goals of society as well as the normative means for attaining those goals. They follow the rules of society. An example would be a successful investor or businessman who is economically successful because of their employment or hard work.
Ritualists. Ritualists are individuals who do not believe in the established cultural goals of society, but they do believe in and abide by the means for attaining those goals. For example, a middle-management worker who cares little for wealth but still continues to climb the socioeconomic ladder through traditional means and hard work.
Innovators. Innovators are those individuals that accept the cultural goals of society but reject the conventional methods of attaining those goals. These people usually have a blatant disregard for the conventional methods that have been established in attaining wealth and are generally those we regard as criminals. An example is a stockbroker who engages in illegal insider trading. The cultural goal of wealth is accepted, but nontraditional means of insider trading are used. Drug dealers, thieves, and prostitutes are also examples of innovators.
Retreatists. Retreatists are individuals who reject both the cultural goals and the accepted means of attaining those goals. They simply avoid both the goals and means established by society without replacing those norms with their own counter-cultural forces. Severe alcoholics, some homeless people, and hermits are examples of retreatists.
Rebels. Rebels not only reject both the established cultural goals and the accepted means of attaining those goals, but they substitute new goals and new means of attaining those goals. Examples of rebels include the American Nazi party, "skinheads," and the Ku Klux Klan.
References Andersen, M.L. and Taylor, H.F. (2009). Sociology: The Essentials. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth.
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Dear Readers,
At times traders/systems make mistakes. Sometimes the mistakes are small and something they are large. Those who might recall, there was a large mistake a while back, that resulted in the infamous "flash-crash".
At times such mistakes are small and hardly get media attention. But such trades result into losses for some, and gains for some. Looks like today a few shares of PSAU were traded at an unusually high price of $26.50. Those who sold (or covered) at this price have lost and those who bought (or shorted) have gained.
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Dear Readers,
Many brokers make the time and sales data available to their customers (some for free, some for a fees). NASDAQ provides this data for free, but its availability is not very reliable. Link below shows this data for PSAU.
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2. Tuesday, May 7, 2013 - 9:18 AM
Dear Readers,
I had shorted PSAU at
on May 1, 2013. Today (May 7, 2013) I covered at
. That's a
gain of 9% in 8 days.
The ETF PASU is very thinly traded, and the time and sales data from NASDAQ is showing the early morning trades.
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13 Reasons WhyReviewed by MosalewaHannah is a highschool student who went through a tough life of bullying and prepreasure. She had a horrible life to the point where she killed herslef. She made 13 tapes that is her saying what that person did to her, for her to kill herself. My favorite part of the book is when Clay went into the diner and was imagining what she did and when Clay and Hannah were working together. I enjoyed the book because you wanna know what goes on next. You never know who the next person will be. Also sometimes I wanted to punch Hannah, but other then that its a great book. If your a girl and love romance, also suspicon then you will enjoy this book.
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Tyler Clementi would have been in his third year at Rutgers University, but tragically his life ended at the start of his first year. But now his name will live on.
"It is very painful and difficult for me personally to come," said Jane Clementi, Tyler's mother.
Rutgers University is where Jane Clementi believes her son Tyler was driven to his death two years ago. The freshman took his own life after his roommate used a webcam to spy on him with another man.
Now Jane and her family are back on campus to prevent that from happening again.
"Suicide is never the answer and I would hope that maybe they will learn that they need to reach out and find comfort and find encouragement from those around them," Jane Clementi said.
The Clementis hope the new Tyler Clementi Center at Rutgers University will teach that. There will be research, lectures, and training on things like cyber-bullying, the misuse of social media, and the transition from home to college.
"There are young people like Tyler in every community," said Richard Edwards, of Rutgers University, "and in making life better for them we transform Tyler's experience and enormous promise into a global opportunity for social change."
Tyler's brother said this center will change lives, and could have changed Tyler's.
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Beachfront Villa with Pool in Telchac Puerto
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
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Our three year old white villa, in the authentic Yucatan fishing village of Telchac Puerto, is designed by an architect to maximize the views of a glittering blue ocean, and allow sea breezes to circulate. The house and its furnishings are designed with your comfort in mind; en suite Mexican tile finished bathrooms, outdoor barbecue, eating and relaxing areas, comfortable lounge with TV and DVD and library, fully equipped kitchen and dining room. It is decorated with art from our travels in Mexico, Haiti and South America.
The villa has two bedrooms and can accommodate 4-6 people. Each bedroom has an en suite bathroom and balcony; the master bedroom terrace has a spectacular ocean view – you can sometimes see rays and dolphins swimming; you will often see flamingos in summer. Downstairs, an open plan dining area and lounge look out onto an outdoor covered terrace, adjacent to our charcoal barbecue, where you can grill with an ocean view. The fully equipped kitchen and patio utilities area are towards the back of the house. When you have had enough of the beach and pool, you can retreat to our cozy lounge with sofa and watch Canadian satellite TV or a DVD from our library of mainly English language movies, or browse the internet on our fast connection.
A long white sandy beach, that is almost deserted for most of the year, is just steps down from our terrace. You can walk for miles collecting sea shells and watching pelicans dive for fish. You will meet a handful of fishermen and one or two foreigners – otherwise, you will usually have the beach to yourself.
Yet the busier port town of Progreso, with its shops, supermarkets and American hospital, is just a 25 minute drive. The white colonial city of Merida, with its nightly outdoor folkloric dance presentations, broad range of restaurants and shopping, including Costco, Sam's Club and Walmart, is 50 minutes from Telchac on well maintained roads.
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Pine Mexican furniture
Patio furniture for both balconies and outdoor eating area
1Mexican hammocks for relaxing on the terraces
2 chaises longues for sunbathing
2 beach chairs
Canadian Satellite TV
Digital safe for your valuables and documents
Wi-Fi Internet - just bring your laptop/notebook
DVD player and DVD library of Hollywood, Canadian and some Mexican films.
MP3 Player loudspeakers compatible with Ipod and other MP3 players
Sofa and comfortable reading chairs
Air conditioning in bedrooms (during summer months)
Ceiling Fans and floor fans in each room.
Snorkelling equipment for two
A fully equipped kitchen with cooker, fridge, 13 kg washing machine,
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An electric water cooler. An ice cooler box - handy for trips to the supermarket to buy meat and dairy products - or just for keeping drinks cold by the pool.
All linens, including sheets, towels and beach towels, are provided.
A cell phone is also available for your use. All you have to do is
buy pre-paid cards; you can also receive calls free.
A maid will clean the Villa once a week during your stay; this is
included in the rental.
There are also delicious fresh seafood restaurants which are open at lunchtime every day. Los Tiburones and La Picuda, a 3 minute walk from the house serve fresh ceviches, frilled fish, tortillas, quesadillas, tacos, guacamoles and refried beans. Several local shops and small restaurants also serve take out panuchos (a kind of taco which is typical of the Yucatan) and local fried fish.
Several local grocery stores sell all the basics you need: bags of
ice, canned foods, coffee, purified water, beer, juices, coke, etc. You can also buy ham, bread,fresh tortillas, eggs, cheese, yogurts and some fruit and vegetables as well as toiletries and paper products in the local shops.
A further and more extensive choice of shopping is available at the
large supermarket in Progreso, 25 mins away, or Motul, 20 minutes away.
Modern medical facilites are available in Progreso and Merida.
activities and attractions in Telchac Puerto Yucatan
Telchac Puerto is located in an environmentally protected area north east of Merida. The region is known for its Mayan ruins and pyramids, handicraft production (particularly hammocks, papier mache models and guayabera shirts), a biosphere reserve that is home to thousands of pink flamingos, and a vast network of underground rivers and cool freshwater cenote pools that make for spectacular snorkelling and diving. All are within easy reach of the villa.
This unspoiled fishing village is 50 minutes away from the white city
of Merida, a cultural centre with its colonial architecture, museums, art galleries, modern shopping malls, supermarkets and cinemas. Merida has branches of North American stores including Costco, Home Depot, Sam's Club, Wal
Mart and Sears.
In the evenings, the city comes alive with free open air traditional music and dance concerts in the public plazas. You can taste the local homemade exotic fruit sorbets and icecreams, take a ride in a horse-drawn buggy, or simply sit in one of the imposing and historic squares and watch the yucatecos take their evening stroll. Or, if you prefer, you can eat Chinese food, catch a movie in English, and stop by at Burger King for a milkshake on your way home!
Telchac is also less than two hours away from the spectacular pyramids
of Chichen Itza and Uxmal,which have been recognised as UNESCO sites. The ruins of the Mayan village Xcambo are ten minutes away, and Dzibilchaltun, with its ruins and cenote sunken pools are a 30 minute drive. Telchac Puerto is also less than two hours from the colonial cities of Izamal and Tizimin, each important Yucatan historic centres with colonial architecture, museums, handicrafts and lively markets. Izamal has a spectacular colonial convent, once host to a historic meeting between Pope John Paul II and the region's Mayan Indians, the city is also known for its production of beautiful papier mache butterflies and flamingoes.
The area is also dotted with restored 19th century haciendas, including Yaxcopoil, important relics of the Yucatan's status as the world's main sisal producer. (Sisal is the sinewy fabric still used to produce hammocks.) Many haciendas, former plantations, now have first class restaurants where you can taste traditional Yucatecan cuisine in a historic setting.
If you rent our villa, you can spend your time visiting the Mayan ruins and the colonial city, bird-watching in the biosphere marshes, snorkelling among the tropical fish in shallow clear waters, or you can just relax sipping margaritas in the hammock on our beachfront terrace.
To get to Telchac: Fly to Merida International Airport, then it is a 45 minute drive. Or you can fly to Cancun, and either take a luxury air-conditioned bus to Merida, or drive the approximately 4 hour drive to Telchac. There is a bus service to Telchac Puerto from Merida and from Progreso, but we recommend renting a car.
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$750 US per week, $850 during summer months
$1000 US Easter Week, US Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year
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Benjamin J.B. Lin, Director
Jie Lin, Director
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Benjamin J.B. Lin - President & CEO
Mr. Lin holds more than 30 years of experience in the banking field. From 1995 to 1999, as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Pacific Business Bank (PBB) in Santa Fe Springs, California, Mr. Lin successfully expanded PBB from a single office to eight branches in merely three years. The company's business scope covered San Gabriel Valley and Northern Orange County, an area with various ethnic individuals and diversified business groups. In the year 2000, at the start-up stage, E. Sun Financial Holding Company Taipei invited Mr. Lin to establish E. Sun Commercial Bank's first overseas office in City of Industry, California. Mr. Lin served as its Executive Vice President and General Manager until he joined the Bank on August 8, 2010.
Gi-Yu Lin - Executive Vice President & CFO
Dr. Lin is a seasoned banking professional with over 27 years of banking experience, including eight years as Chief Financial Officer of Alhambra-based Omni Bank and two years as Chief Operating Officer of First Commercial Bank (USA). Dr. Lin has in-depth hands-on experience in overall banking operations, treasury, finance, management information systems, compliance, information technology, human resources and mortgage banking. Ms. Lin obtained her Ph.D. and her M.A. in Economics from University of Illinois at Chicago in 1983 and 1981, respectively.
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Mr. Liu has over 27 years of banking experience including serving as Chief Credit Officer of First Commercial Bank (USA). Mr. Liu served as Chief Operating Officer of Fubon USA Inc., a subsidiary of Fubon Financial Holding Company. He joined the U.S. holding company in January 2005 to prepare for the establishment of U.S. broker/dealer, asset management and commercial banking activities. Mr. Liu served as Chief Credit Officer of First Commercial Bank (USA) in Alhambra from 2001 to 2004. Mr. Liu obtained his MBA in Finance from University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1982.


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A multilevel analysis of sociability, usability, and community dynamics in an online health community (2005)
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title = {A multilevel analysis of sociability, usability, and community dynamics in an online health community},
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The aim of this research is to develop an in-depth understanding of the dynamics of online group interaction and the relationship between the participation in an online community and an individual's off-line life. The 21 /2-year study of a thriving online health support community (Bob's ACL WWWBoard) used a broad fieldwork approach, guided by the ethnographic research techniques of observation, interviewing, and archival research in combination with analysis of the group's dynamics during a one-week period. Research tools from the social sciences were used to develop a thick, rich description of the group. The significant findings of this study include: dependable and reliable technology is more important than state-of-the-art technology in this community; strong community development exists despite little differentiation of the community space provided by the software; members reported that participation in the community positively influenced their offline lives; strong group norms of support and reciprocity made externally-driven governance unnecessary; tools used to assess group dynamics in face-to-face groups provide meaningful information about online group dynamics; and, membership patterns in the community and strong subgroups actively contributed to the community's stability and vitality.


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Under authority of section 1531.06 of the Revised Code and after compliance with Chapter 1547. of the Revised Code, the chief of the division of wildlife orders that:
(A) No person shall operate (start/run) or permit to be operated a motor, other than an electric motor, to propel a vessel, and except as provided in paragraphs (B) and (C) of this rule, on water areas on the following state-owned or on controlled areas, or on water areas managed under agreement by the wildlife division.
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(C) No person shall operate (start/run) or permit to be operated a motor, or combination of motors, exceeding a horsepower rating of ten horsepower on Knox lake in Knox county, Rupert lake in Vinton county, lake La Su An, and Oxbow lake unless motors in excess of ten horsepower are operated at idle speed and do not create a wake.
(D) No person shall operate (start/run) or permit to be operated an electric motor exceeding four horsepower to propel a vessel on or within any water area owned or controlled by the division of wildlife.
(E) No person shall operate (start/run) or permit to be operated a motor, or combination of motors, exceeding a horsepower rating in excess of ten horsepower on any body of water on the American electric power recreation area.
(F) Nothing in this rule shall prohibit vessels with higher horsepower motors from being present on these waters provided they comply with paragraphs (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) of this rule.
(G) No person shall operate (start/run), use, or permit to be operated or used, any watercraft on Barnesville reservoir no. 1.
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AFC Quarry and Sale Town moved above Broadheath Central FC at the top of Division One after both sides recorded 4-1 victories against Sale Amateurs and Kartel Sports respectively.
Two successfully converted penalties from Aaron Ewing were added to by goals for James Pearce and Martin Long to stretch Quarry's unbeaten run in the league to 10 matches.
Michael Gleave bagged a hat-trick for Town before Gary Wood completed his team's scoring prior to the half-time interval.
Elsewhere in the top flight, Atlantic FC came out 2-1 winners against Wilmslow Sports while Sale Moor FC won 2-3 away at Egerton FC to climb upto fourth place.
Meanwhile in Division Two, Cheadle Hulme reclaimed top spot thanks to an emphatic 4-0 win against Sale Town Reserves. Styal FC dropped to third place after suffering a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Broadheath Central JFC while Moorlands Sports moved upto fourth spot on the back of a 1-4 victory at Northenden Victoria.
In the two other games played in the second tier, APFC beat Grappenhall Sports 2-4 on their travels to end a run of three consecutive league defeats and West Didsbury & Chorlton claimed a 2-5 win at Unicorn Athletic to edge three points clear of their opponents. Old Alts' scheduled match against Deans Youth was postponed. Baroni FC have resigned from the league and their record has been expunged.
In the League Cup, Flixton Juniors overcame AFC Jolly Butcher 5-3 to set up a quarter-final tie at home to Kartel Sports.
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Baseball falls to Kennesaw State, 7-1
May 15, 2008
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - GALLERY
Sophomore catcher Brad Simmons tallied his third home run of the year but the Dolphins could not find another big hit before the Owls opened the flood gates in the ninth as the JU baseball team fell to Kennesaw State, 7-1, Thursday evening for Senior Night and 50-Year Anniversary Celebration at John Sessions Stadium.
JU (27-27, 13-18) took an early but could not add on as the Dolphins left a game-high seven runners on base. The Dolphins are still holding on to the No. 5 seed in the A-Sun Tournament and still has a magic number of two, with two games remaining, to ensure a trip to DeLand, Fla.
KSU (28-26, 19-12) snapped a two-game slide by putting up three runs on three hits in the top of the fourth inning before adding three more runs on two hits in the top of the ninth.
"We control our own destiny with two games tomorrow," said head coach Terry Alexander. "There are obviously other scenarios that can get us in but two wins tomorrow will put us in DeLand. We need to bounce back and take care of business tomorrow."
Sophomore Glenn Witkowski (2-3) was tagged with the loss after allowing four runs (three earned) on five hits with four strikeouts in seven innings.
Kyle Heckathorn (4-2) earned the win after allowing only one run on five hits with two walks and 13 strikeouts in seven innings. Michael Bohana notched his sixth save after hurling two innings of scoring relief.
Along with Simmons, freshman third baseman Jamaal Hawkins finished 2-for-3 with a double to lead the JU offense.
The Dolphins jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning when Simmons hit his third home runs of the season, a solo shot, to left field with one out.
The Owls took a 3-1 lead in the top of the fourth when Martin Baker and Jay Morrow each recorded an RBI double before Morrow scored from third on a failed pick off attempt.
KSU increased the margin to 4-1 in the top of the fifth when Andrew Martin hit a solo shot to left center with one out.
The Owls added three more runs in the top of the ninth when Bucky Smith scored on a wild pitch and Tyler Stubblefield hit a two-run single to center with two outs.
JU will conclude the 2008 regular season against Kennesaw State with a doubleheader beginning at 1 p.m. on Friday at John Sessions Stadium. The contests can be followed live on ASun.TV and via GameTracker on JUDolphins.com.
MLB pitcher Russ Ortiz will throw out the ceremonial pitch prior to Game One of the doubleheader in honor of the generous donation he made for the brick walkway in front of John Sessions Stadium. The 10-year major leaguer, who was recently with the San Francisco Giants in 2007 and is currently rehabbing after having elbow surgery this past offseason, was coached by JU associate head coach Tim Montez from 1990-93 when they were both at Montclair Prep High School in Southern California.
Friday will also be the last day of JU's celebration of 50 years of Dolphin baseball as former player Roger Strickland (1961-63) will throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to Game Two. All former players are also invited to a 6 p.m. cookout and participate in a Home Run Derby following the second game of the doubleheader.


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Thursday, 5th March, 2009, 05:27 AM #261
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First, let me say that I think the new GSL is a massive improvement on the old one, though it is by no means perfect. Kudos to Scott Rouse and to Clark for pushing this through. I am sure that 4E will now be enriched with many many new things and that can only be good and will help bring in new people and may convert those who have not adopted the new edition.
But my gut is with Pawsplay on this: an Astonishing amount of WoTCs so called IP is actually derived from ideas literally cherry picked from works of Fantasy and Sci-Fi with little or no regard for the IP rights of the original creators.
And a awful lot of what makes D&D, D&D was developed, not by large corporations like TSR or WoTC, but by fans.
For the love of god, BOTH the major settings markerted by WoTC came from FANS: Eberron and FR.
The Beholder was made up by a friend of Gygax's and he was never paid a cent for it. Mindflayers are ripped off from Cthulu andmreged with other sources. The list goes on and on.
I guess what I feel is that the OGL enshrined the fact that the fans or outsiders actually created one hell of a lot of what most people regard as core D&D and acknowledged that it is likely that they will continue to do so.
So it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when they take it away. Having said this, I would still like to end by paying tribute to Scott Rouse and Orcus for their work.I don't know half of you, half as well as I should like and I like less than half of you, half as well as you deserve!
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Just as input from someone who operates under five licenses from three companies and has worked under at least one more (I'm probably missing some), the The GSL is the second most permissible one (the OGL is the most, of course). All the other licenses I've seen still allow the publisher to yank a product of mine even after I've spent countless time and money on creating them. The fact that this hasn't happened yet is because I'm careful to follow the same basic morals clauses that are in the GSL. The other licenses don't have them explicitly, but if I violated them, I'd be in big trouble.
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But i already know one thing: you can´t kill the corporation/creator black/white idea on the internet.
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The really interesting question is WHY TSR and WoTC, with their large staff and professional designers, feel the need to start their world-building with fan created worlds and content?
I agree with you Keefe; FR and Eberron are somewhat different to how they were originally envisaged (though I have to say that all the changes made to the FR by TSR lessened the setting and the bits I like most are almost pure Greenwood).
It still doesn't change that fact that the original inspiration for these things came from fans and not from the owners of the D&D IP.
I fail to see how the dismissive comment at the end of your post in any way addresses this.
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A 52-year-old female inmate serving a life sentence for first degree murder was found dead Tuesday.
Christina Black died of an apparent suicide in the Arizona State Prison at Perryville, according to officials from the Arizona Department of Corrections.
Medical responders attempted life-saving measures but she could not be revived.
Black was sentenced out of Pinal County and was imprisoned in 1999. Officials did not release any further information Tuesday night.
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Information from Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers:
Luis Jimenez – accused of attempted sexual battery on a child between the ages of 12 and 17
Maureen LaSalle – wanted by Collier County for violation of probation stemming from drug charges
Nehemiah Neal – a juvenile offender whose first booking in Lee County was when he was just 13
Regis Ferreira – on the run after taking a large amount of cash as a deposit for a job – for which he never even started
In Collier County, deputies need your help tracking down 49 year old Luis Jimenez, who failed to show back up in court after being arrested for the attempted sexual battery of a girl between the ages of 12 and 17. The victim told detectives that Jimenez came into her room in the middle of the night and engaged in very inappropriate acts. Once the girl found the courage to come forward, Jimenez was given a polygraph test regarding the charges. He failed, was immediately arrested, and then bonded out. He was supposed to show back up in court to address the charges but to this day is still a no show. Jimenez was last known to be living in the North Naples area, and could be working under the table to area food service establishments.
Also in Collier County, deputies are looking for 38 year old Maureen LaSalle. LaSalle, who has a history of drug possession and use, is on the run after failing to appear at her latest court date. Arrested and booked both as a white and black female, LaSalle is approximately 5'5" tall 150 lbs. A recent crime stoppers tip describes her as a Puerto Rican female who always dresses in black clothing. She was last known to be living in the Bonita Springs area, but also has ties to East Naples and Miami. LaSalle could be working in an office setting as this is her only listed occupation.
On the run in Lee County, is juvenile repeat offender Nehemiah Neal. Neal, 17, has failed to appear once again in court after his latest arrest this past November. A gang member with multiple tattoos including one on his neck that reads "Naomi", Neal has a long history of burglary and theft. It wasn't too long ago that Neal was on the Crime Stoppers Most Wanted list and he will likely earn a spot there again if he is not soon apprehended. With ties to the Sable Palms area of Fort Myers and Lehigh Acres, he is likely still in Lee County. Neal is 5'11" and 145 pounds and ironically goes by the name "Lil Saint".
And finally, someone who has been on Lee County's wanted fugitives list far too long. Regis Ferreira – wanted on a multitude of charges – including the grand theft of more than $5,000 from a local resident. Back in April of 2010, the victim hired Ferreira to install new cabinets and marble granite countertops. He gave him a deposit of $5,500 to purchase the materials and get started on the project. That check was promptly cashed, but no materials were ever purchased, and Ferreira hasn't been seen since. He has connections in both Lehigh and Cape Coral, but has vacated all known addresses, and it seems like he's completely dropped off the radar. Ferreria has two previous arrests – both for DUI – and both for which he has new warrants for violating probation and failing to show up in court. Ferreira is 5'8", 220 pounds and may be driving a white Ford van.
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Randy Linn, the man accused of setting fire
to the Islamic Center of Greater Toledo, is trying to withdraw his guilty plea.
Now his newly-appointed attorney is requesting a psychological exam for Linn.
Linn's attorney, John Thebes, said based on
his research, he feels it's necessary to find out whether or not Linn maintains
a competent state of mind to stand trial.
"I've looked at the record, looked at the
transcripts from the pre-hearing, and I thought it was in his best interest to
file that motion," Thebes said.
He has been on Linn's case for only two
weeks, but he said this seemed like an obvious move.
"In a lot of ways, it really can't hurt to
have a professional interview him and assist us, and assist the court,
regarding his mental state," he said.
Linn pleaded guilty to setting the Islamic
Center on fire months ago. He has since filed a motion to withdraw the plea,
saying he was depressed when he pleaded guilty.
The board president of the Islamic Center Chereffe
Kadri said Thebes is doing his job by filing this recent motion.
"Our feeling is, let the system work, let the
system do its job," said Kadri. "It's worked for many, many years in many
cases, and I'm sure it's going to work just fine in this case."
Kadri said it's been difficult for the
Islamic community to not be able to step inside their place of worship, but
said the community is looking forward to opening their doors back up again at
the end of the month.
"I know our children will be happy to be
back," Kadri said. "It's home to them."
The Islamic community will be having their
first Friday prayer service at the center since the fire next week.
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