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With warmer weather and rainy days come mosquitoes, which could bring West Nile to the community.
Although it is too early to tell what amount of the virus Winnebago County will see, the Winnebago County Health Department is offering tips to protect individuals and families from West Nile.
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Can someone explain to me how Isomorphism is linked to cayley's theorem?
Using cayley's theorem, it is stated that ' every group is isomorphic to a group of permutations'
Step 1: Let G be a given group and set G' of permutations form a grp isomorphic to G. Let Sg be the grp of all permutations of G. For a in G, let Pa be the mapping of G into G given by xPa = xa for x in G.
We then proceed by proving that Pa is one- to - one and onto.
May I know why there is a need to prove that Pa is one to one and onto?
Step 2: Claiming that G' is a subgroup of Sg, we then show that it is closed under permutation mulitplication, has identity permutation and an inverse.
This shows that G' is a subgroup of G but is this needed to prove the theorem?
Step 3: lastly, defining a mapping Ø: G -> G' and show that Ø is an isomorphism of G with G'.
define Ø: G -> G' by aØ = Pa for a in G
aØ = bØ
then Pa and Pb must be in the same permutations of G.
ePa = ePb
so a = b. thus Ø is one to one.
why do we have to prove that Ø is one to one when we have earlier proved that Pa is one to one?
my notes then continue to state that :
for the proof of the theorem, we consider the permutations xλa = xa for x in G
these permutations would have formed a subgroup G'' of Sg, again isomorphic to G but under the map ψ: G -> G'' defined by
aψ = λa-1
what does this remaining part of the proof mean?
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I am confused by your definition of G'. Could you clarify it a bit?
The gist of the proof is simple: each element a in G gives rise to a permutation Pa:G->G which sends x to ax. Pa is a permutation because, as a function, its inverse is Pa-1. In other words, Pa lives in Sg. Now consider the map F:G->Sg sending a to Pa. This map is an injective homomorphism. So G is isomorphic to F(G), and F(G) is a group of permutation. QED.
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I'm back! Sorry for the lack of posts recently – our new online magazine is to blame. I've been crazy busy setting everything up for it. In another news, the promising Sydney summer decided to disappear leaving cold and rain! I saw it as an opportunity to don this beautiful trench coat which I have never worn before as it arrived just as summer in Australia began. Thanks to the cold snap, this trenchy gets a showing!
While I wore it in a rather masculine way – red jeans and a sharp button up shirt, this double breasted trench coat can be worn with basically anything and its super trendy leather sleeves give you that necessary element of chic suitable for outwear.
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(This will be part I in a weekly series on the biggest criticisms of LSU's Head Coach – We'll answer the question; are the criticisms justified in reality or by Wonderland fantasy?)
Perception is reality, or so they say.
For LSU head coach Les Miles—the School's most successful coach by winning percentage—reality is truly in the eye of the beholder.
In fact, some LSU fans read the previous sentence and immediately transposed the word successful with dismal.
If one were to spend a day on Tiggerdroppings.com or other internet forums chronicling the fighting Tigers from the Bayou State he or she might determine that Les Miles is the second coming of Curley Hallman—the School's worst coach by winning percentage.
One poster at andthevalleyshook.com commented that Les Miles was to blame for his bad health and that his wife would no longer allow him to watch his Alma Mater's football team.
He explained "I was in School during the Hallman days when watching football was fun and I never got upset and angry."
Some readers may not remember the 'interception game' or 'welcoming' Arkansas to the SEC by allowing them to 'hog wild' in Fayetteville, or losing 28 games in four years, but most Tiger fans did not consider it more fun!
Nevertheless, Miles may be the most hated LSU coach since Hallman, or at least that is the 'impression' you might get from a contingent of LSU fans.
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Round 1: Brunson waisting no time going high with a head kick, but misses. Jacare is holding steady in the center of the cage. Brunson comes in, hands down, and Souza drops him with a right hand. He hesitates, thinking the ref will stop it, but he doesn't. Jacare drops Brunson again, hesitates again, but then drops and lands a couple more punches before the referee calls a halt to the action, ending the fight.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Buy...: Dusk Till Dawn: "We Don't Want Just No Babies Poppin' Up & Folks Trying To Get Me On Child Support."
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[After four studio albums, Bobby V has plugged the music world into his recent LP, Dusk Till Dawn. Featuring a number of hip-hop heads including Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane and Red Café, the former DTP artist honors rap's presence in the music world by infusing it into his soulful homage to R&B. Need five reasons to buy this album, see what Bobby V has to say.]
1. Baby Making Music
Married couples, if you are trying to have a child this is the soundtrack you need in your bedroom to ensure pregnancy. That's the No. 1 reason right there. But it's for married couples only, though. We don't want just no babies poppin' up and folks trying to get me on child support. This is for mature listeners only. So if you're trying to have a baby, this right here is gonna set the whole mood, and you gonna fa sho be pregnant in six to eight weeks.
2. For Any Mood
If you're in a relationship or just got out of a relationship, the songs on Dusk Till Dawn will help you get through whatever it is that you're going through in your life.
3. Rap Makes For Good R&B
If you like a little rap mixed in with your R&B, I have some great features on the album. I got Future, I got Lil Wayne, I got a great duet with K. Michelle, I got Gucci Mane, I got Red Café and I even got Cassidy on the album. So for those hip-hop heads--you know, we live in a society now where rap is more dominant and R&B is kinda taking a back seat right now--my album definitely has some quality rap artists on there mixed in.
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If you genuinely love R&B music, and I'm talking real R&B music like Luther Vandross, Jodeci, Babyface, Tony Toni Tone, Marvin Gaye, D'Angelo, Boyz II Men--if that's what you're really on and really grew up on then this album is for you. That's what's in my soul...and pieces of all those artists that I named are in my music. So if you ever liked a D'Angelo song or Babyface song or Jodeci song--which I feel like is everybody--that's what I learned from and that is what is in my music.
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AMFC Alpha Male Fighting Championship – SEMI-PRO Fight Dave Mason Vs Tom O'Brien.
oh, that wasn't even fun to watch.
I'm pretty sure I could do that.
WTF was that, that guy was terrible I hate when ppl say I could do better but I could do better
Oh man….props to the guy for giving it a shot!!
His next match is against a wet paper bag.
I would love to see Bob Sapp take a dive against this guy
The blonde looked like a crack whore!
I would not be proud of this victory. This guy seems like some random spectator who hasn't trained a day in his life and volunteered to get beat up for a few bucks.
proves that coaches dont give a fuk as long as you pay your dues. seriously what retard would encourage this travesty lol
He stepped in which is more than I've done.
he deserves some props
That was wrong.
That m*********** just said "Making his Daybute"
That guy didn't even get dazed! He just didn't know how to fight! Sad somebody let him sign up cuz he's lucky he didn't get hurt.
Awww… That's pretty sad, actually. I feel bad for the guy.
@marvelous mad madam mim, not sure if you noticed, but the announcer did mention that the he was an "independent" fighter, so he may not have had a coach…
what a tool
went and got a Tapout shirt, some "cool" tribal tattoos, including a tramp stamp and …
"So you want to be an Ultimate Fighter?"
Dangerous and stupid! I'm not trying to knock the guy but the ppl who agreed to add this fight to the card should be banned or at least suspended. This guy has no training and he could've been seriously hurt or even killed. Its events like this that make MMA to the un-educated viwer look like tough man contest.
damn those bitchez are hot dana needs to sign them
I could have done better than that
That was sad. guy looked like a holocaust survivor
Yet another early stoppage. The guy was only getting warmed up. He probably would have won in round 5.
I guarantee that skinny guy never ever trained anything in his life. Maybe he lost a bet or something?
they said he was an independent fighter. probably had no coach no training just wanted to jump in.
@peruvian yo man your comment made me literally laugh out loud hahahaha
respect to the ref for stopping the fight. If I were reffing I woulda let him get layed out tbh.
the kid looked really scared before the fight even started with a tinniest flinch he was freaking out lol.
Early Stoppage !!!
St. Pierre with aids
The winner had corner men, a team, equipment. The loser had no corner men, no team, no equipment. Some guy went in and gave him his shirt and he had to use it to clean up his blood.
During the introduction the blonde ring girl was looking at him, as if are you sure about this are you gonna be ok you can't do this.
a lot of guys in small promotions cant fight for s*** but this guy is setting a new standard
props to the guy! He tryed atleast
At "marvelous mad"
He is a quote "independent fighter" he wasent even fighting out of a gym.
He had the bravery to get in there so i give him credit.I would like to see him train with some other guys for a while and come back.With proper training he could do wayyy better.
Look for this jack-of-all-trades next season on Pop Idol.
…Then who knows…maybe Deadliest Catch
@ Steve Ghotti
you made me piss my pants.
How were those guys in the same weight class?
I would like to say at least he tried but he didn't really tried…When you train for a couple of months and you still have the shape of an AIDS patient 1.You don't train correctly or 2.You are not made to fight.There's nothing wrong with having a non physical deskjob.That guy will be happier in those kind of jobs.
Or he KOed some drunk in a bar who would've KOed himself just by walking around…
Congratulations…you are the next ultimate fighter!
Poor dude…the dude weighed 7 lbs WTF…. thats like getting into a fight with a Yorkie….
Dave "The Storm" Mason,unfitting nickname,lol!
first off they looked to be in completely different weight classes…That guy was borderline anorexic. Second Tom "The Bomb"?? Only thing he's bombed was that f****** fight…how the hell did he even get a fight in the first place?
correction…Tom was the other guy, but the announcers got it wrong at first…
And later he would learn from this loss and become the new Fedor
Esto es ridiculo!
I haven't seen this fight yet, but I have a feeling that this video will make me sad…..
there is a thin line between "bravery" and "stupidity"
Wow – I can't believe he is sponsored by TapOut! Those shorts look great!
ive known this kid all my life never known him av a fight in his life lol dave wat r u doing
Wow they threw dude to the sharks! It was his freaking debut fight
Well done dave u may not have won but ur £50 closer to divorcing tht sket lol just start going to mma training again
Its not always smart to judge a fighter by his physique (roy nelson for example) but the ring girls in there look to be in better shape then this fighter.
Great fight but the winner should have been warned for hitting in the back of the head so much. I know the skinny guy lost, but his technique of faking out his opponent by looking to the rear is second to none.
I'd love to see a rematch.
"Dave-O Says,in 2-27-2013 at 22:13:58 from 22.214.171.124
I would love to see Bob Sapp take a dive against this guy"
funny s***, lol
These announcers are horrible..cant remember which fighter is which, comparing these cans to ufc fighters, then making fun of the promotions sponsors name? Like Mike Ricci would say "Have some manners".
Best youtube comment was, "this guy is malnourished and fresh from a concentration camp". lmfao
wtf is this kid doin in a ring and train in his bk garden as we hear it on here i can not stop cryin a side r f****** me ! next time mr mason u need 2 leave it 2 the big boy dam u can not fright 4 s*** and we all no it remember
i am from redditch were this kid woz frightin from and i no him really well OMG i son could do better and he is only 2 OMG


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January is often a time for fresh starts. It is a time when many of us embark on a mission to lose weight, get organized, become a better friend, or prepare for a new job. We often take this time and reflect on our weaknesses and opportunities rather than focus on the strengths we already possess. I invite you to be a little different. Take a moment and think about what you are good at. Are you a great listener? Are you a fantastic public speaker? Are you great at organizing your schedule? No matter what you are good at, there is someone else, a peer or maybe someone younger, who can learn from you. In addition to a time of resolutions, January can also be a great time to become a mentor. In fact, January is National Mentoring Month and you can become someone who matters to someone else.
Can you think of an adult who mattered to you and who helped shape who you are? Think about how that person made an impact. As you work on your goals for 2014, why not add "becoming a mentor" to the list? You can help a high school student prepare for the college application process. You probably remember how challenging that was; and now that you are in college, you can be a fantastic asset to a high school student.
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In my life, I have always had mentors who have looked out for me and have taught me from their experiences or mistakes. It has really made an impact on my career. I really appreciate when others take the time to show me a better way to do something or give me some career tips. This is why I volunteer for an organization that provides mentoring to high school students. I also never shy away from an opportunity to provide coaching or guidance to a less experienced colleague. So, I hope you will give some thought to mentorship and how it could add value to your life, whether you become a mentor or find one, or both!


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The new year is bringing more optimism to Wall Street as investors are feeling better about global growth prospects. This is especially true for the United States and Europe. As a result, they also feel better about equity returns, but are investors getting ahead of themselves?
The proportion of investors who say the global economy will strengthen this year increased to a net 75 percent in January from a net 71 percent in December, according to a new survey from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which polls fund mangers that have an overall total of $653 billion of assets under management. A net 48 percent expect corporate profits to climb higher. Both the U.S. and Japan are the most favorable prospects for profits. However, sentiment about Europe also improved significantly month-over-month.
"Managers are positioned for a strong profit recovery in Europe, and the upcoming earnings season is key to maintaining this stance; given the high sentiment, any earnings disappointment will likely be punished by investors," said John Bilton, European investment strategist.


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Symposium to honour Aboriginal mental health pioneer
The life and research of Canada's first psychiatrist of Aboriginal ancestry will be celebrated at Queen's this weekend.
Clare Brant, who earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from Queen's in 1965, was a pioneer in the field of Aboriginal mental health.
"Dr. Brant did a lot of writing and talking about comparisons between Aboriginal rules of behaviour and ethics and Western society in order to create an understanding of Aboriginal mental health issues," says Janice Hill, director of Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre (FDASC).
Following his medical education and training, Dr. Brant practiced general medicine in the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory until 1974 before moving to London, Ontario, to complete his psychiatry residency. He returned to Tyendinaga several years later and established a clinical practice. He also wrote, lectured and consulted on Aboriginal mental health issues and helped establish the Native Mental Health Association of Canada.
"We hope that by honouring Dr. Brant, we will encourage others to pick up where he left off in his research," says Nelson Alisappi, a second-year Health Studies student and an organizer of the 12th annual Symposium in Indigenous Research.
Dr. Brant made a substantial contribution to the field up until his death in 1995, but there are many areas of Aboriginal mental health that must still be explored.
"In the circles that I have travelled, there appears to be a prevalence of mental illnesses but we may not fully comprehend the diagnoses on Aboriginal people because cultural aspects are neither understood nor taken into consideration," says Ms Hill.
This year's symposium, entitled Power of the Good Mind, will allow researchers and members of the Turtle Island communities to openly discuss the issues. Organizers also hope to create a network within the Aboriginal community that can work on improving Aboriginal mental health.
Excerpts from Dr. Brant's seminal work, Native Ethics and Rules of Behaviour, will be read during a break and an honour song will be performed for him. Organizers also plan to have a poster of his research on display.
Symposium details can be found on the FDASC website.
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National Vapers Club announced Wednesday that it will host its New York Vapefest in Rockville Centre.
The event, to be held at the Mill River Manor Best Western, will promote research and education for e-cigarette users while providing a venue for the latest products. It is scheduled for March 22 and 23 between 2 and 10 p.m. Attendees must be at least 18 years of age.
Vapefest, the first annual e-cigarette convention, which started in 2010, is a fundraiser and educational forum. It funds research into the safety of e-cigarettes.
Previous events funded a peer-reviewed Indoor Air Quality Study (IVAQS) that published last fall in the scientific journal Inhalation Toxicology. The study determined e-cigarette emissions pose no apparent risk to human health.
Numerous vendors from across the world will be represented and provide free product samples. Free classes will be offered on all aspects of e-cigarette use. There will be a raffle with more than $2,000 in prizes.
"This is a great opportunity to learn about e-cigarette use and the science behind it," said Spike Babaian, the event's organizer. "Thousands of people who successfully switched to e-cigarettes have attended previous events. It is an amazing experience. We're looking forward to bringing this event to New York."
Tickets for Vapefest will be $10 per day or $15 for the whole weekend if purchased online by March 1. A free raffle ticket is provided with all advance ticket sales. Entry is free for smokers, who will also receive a free e-cigarette.
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A DRIVER has denied causing the death of a talented young footballer in a hit-and-run near Malvern in October last year.
Stephen Hill, of Birts Street, Bishmorton, near Malvern, ap-peared at Worcester Magistrates Court on Friday, where he pleaded not guilty to the charge of causing the death of Jonathan Palmer by dangerous or inconsiderate driving on the A438 in the early hours of Monday, October 28 last year.
The 21-year-old was killed after being hit by a car outside the Duke of York pub in Berrow, where he worked as a chef, at about 1.50am.
Hill, aged 34, opted to be tried at magistrates court.
The case was adjourned until Friday, May 2, while CCTV and witness statements are reviewed.
He was bailed on the condition that he has no contact with Mr Palmer' s family.
As previously reported Mr Palmer – known to many as Jon – was a former pupil of Hanley Castle High School and had played for West Bromwich Albion Academy and Gloucester City AFC under-18s.
He was in his fourth season with Hanley Swan Football Club when he died.
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A new decoration is coming to the Iowa Capitol, courtesy of Gov. Terry Branstad's latest hunting expedition. Branstad announced Monday that he shot a buck over the weekend during his annual deer hunt. A picture of Branstad with the slain buck is displayed on his Facebook page. The governor shot him on Saturday in Decatur County. He says this is the third time he has shot a buck. The governor plans to mount the deer head and hang it in a conference room in his office. His spokesman says staff believes this is the first time any game has been hung in the governor's office.
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Top half of this page features musicians from The Classical European Music Academy of Los Angeles, where the above students competed in the Sartori International Competition. These artists are rapidly advancing towards a career in music, developing not only their talents, skills, but also health and well-being.
Below are much younger students (ages 0-3) from the Pasadena Conservatory of Music, led by teacher Elizabeth Sawitzke. Young students who participate in classical and folk music develop essential neuropathway formations that help students form harmonies and melodies. Students with this type of upbringing can make music with their bodies and are more prepared for music lessons as they develop their ear at a younger age. Sawitzcke exposes the children to the music of the world, ranging from Europe, Asia, the Middle East and of course, America.
Sawitzke is also a part of Chroma, a classical music ensemble that creates developmentally appropriate musical experiences for families with young children in Southern California. Thanks to Chris Porter for help with these PCM photos.
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Our cabin attendant was Ramon, and he was the best of our many cruises. He took excellent care of us, and he did everything perfectly. He was polite, attentive and friendly. In contrast, Nick, our dinner waiter was very odd. He sang songs loudly, mimicked accents of passengers, and made rude remarks. He always seemed to be revved up on cigarettes, caffeine and energy drinks. He was an excellent server, but his personality was terrible. The menus started well but declined from there. We had lamb three times in a week. Most disappointing were the lobster tails in brown gravy (no butter), the fatty prime rib, and the single potato cake with crab flakes listed as "crab cakes" on the menu. Be forewarned that Princess is stretching every food dollar with synthetic substitutes, colors and additives. If you have known allergies, beware! Nothing is labeled for your information. Food in the Horizon Court Buffet was plentiful and pleasant with dining by the huge windows. Lunch at the Burger Bar taken to the cabin worked well especially for Glacier Bay when we did not want to miss a moment of scenery.
Disembarkation was quick and easy with assignments to various public rooms on the ship. There were no public announcements so it was rather calm. We left the ship by 10 AM, picked up our vehicle and were off quickly. The trip went quickly, and we enjoyed every moment. the days were full but not so intensive that we became tired. The weather was clear and 45 degrees every day. Even the people of Kodiak Island thanked us for the first sunshine in months!
The scenery was spectacular, the wildlife plentiful, the glaciers awesome, and the room steward excellent. If only the dining room food and service had been better. Maybe on the next cruise? One can only hope.


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Shambhala Day marks the beginning of a New Year, and represents one of our most important traditions. As is customary, Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche will address the worldwide Shambhala community via an online address. It is also traditional to welcome new members with a ceremony and acknowledge any changes in Center Council roles.
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Hey just wondering if you guy's can help me to see if I can use the disc brakes and rear axle over to my truck. I recieved a 1 ton with a 454, turbo 400 trans and was wondering how many parts I can swap over. Any help would be awesome.
I was going to do the same thing with an 80+/- model to my 67 C20. I think all the stuff will bolt up, at least the stuff I had for mine measured the same.So I say it can be done. But in my case the weight rating of each truck was the same. One ton to 1/2 ton may get tricky.
not sure you want to use the 1 ton front for a street truck.it is ideal for a Tow truck.the floater rear is tough and heavy the gears are not to cruser friendly,A nice 454 and 400th tranny in a 70 pu sounds awesome,and the factory parts are good for street use,with modern changes of course.just my opinion a 1ton is a work truck.


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The Ultimate Aussiebum 2010 Men's Swimwear Guide. Pictures and video.
Summer is upon us! And for most men's underwear and swimwear enthusiasts this is our chance to debut the latest swim wear fashion on the beaches around the world.
So, at the moment I'm on vacation in the south of Thailand, and I come well-prepared and well-equipped with my personal selection of the best and latest swim wear from one of my absolute favorite brands, Aussiebum.
My starting point for selecting what cuts to bring was my recent men's swim wear poll which revealed that you guys are divided into three major segments when it comes to you beach swim wear preferences.
Some prefer regular swim briefs. Others enjoy the longer legs and go for square cuts. And then there's a great deal of you who are more into the surf look, choosing board shorts when hitting the beach.
Whatever category you belong to, I've chosen my personal favorite. And you know I would never recommend any underwear or swim wear style that I haven't actually tried on myself.
So without any further delay, here's my bid for the ultimate Aussiebum 2010 men's swimwear guide.
The Ultimate Aussiebum Swim Briefs – The Wonderjock Classic
Even though Aussiebum offers more than a whopping 20 different swim brief styles, there really can be no doubt about my favorite of the bunch.
It's the style that made Aussiebum famous around the world, the 2,5″ Wonderjock Classic swim brief. Since its introduction the Wonderjock's signature pouch design has been incorporated in loads of other Aussiebum swim wear styles as well as underwear.
For those of you not in the know, here's what so special about the Wonderjock pouch. The secret is that you place stuff (balls and all) into a pocket inside the briefs. The pocket then lifts everything up and out thus giving you an admirable pouch profile, eliminating those unfortunate "cold water" situations which can have a minimizing effect on your pouch appearance.
The Aussiebum Wonderjock 2,5″ Swim Brief is available in a ton of colors. Aussiebum also offers slim swim briefs (1,5″) and hipsters with Wonderjock functionality.
Personally, I like the original black swim brief the best. Why? Simply because it's cool and classic-looking, and with the Wonderjock technology in place you don't need fancy colors or prints to attract (or indeed diverge) attention from your crotch area.
In terms of fit and production quality, Aussiebum is always a safe bet. The Wonderjock 2,5″ Swim Brief is made from 100 % Nylon, meaning it dries up incredibly fast after a swim.
I wore a size M for a 32 and the swim brief fit perfectly. Even though the pictures don't really show it, the swim brief does come with an adjustable drawstring.
When getting a Wonderjock style, you need to be aware that your stuff is held firmly in place to ensure the lift effect. If you're usually a fan of everything moving around more freely, you might want to choose one of the styles below instead.
The Aussiebum Wonderjock Original 2,5″ swim brief is US$27 at www.aussiebum.com.
The Ultimate Aussiebum Swim Square Cut (hipster) – League Hipster and Inspire Desire
So choosing my favorite hipster/square cut was actually a tough call. The two Aussiebum hipster cuts I find the most appealing are the Inspire Desire with the funky cool tartan inspired print design and the League Hipster, pictured below in a cool gray version.
In fact, I was unable to choose one over the other. The Inspire Desire is blessed with a stylish print, which will get you all the (right) attention on the beach. It's the "fashion" choice of the two candidates, and the 86% Polyester, 14% Elastane fabric blend is a perfect choice for fast-drying swim wear.
The inspire swim trunk is also available in a Wonderjock version. Click here to see the video.
The Aussiebum Inspire Desire swim hipster is US$46 at www.aussiebum.com.
The League Swim Hipster, on the other hand, is the option to go for if you're looking for a sporty style that's optimized for water activities. You could easily wear this to a game of water polo or for day of surfing.
In terms of fabric, the League Hipster is slightly different from the Inspire Desire as it is made from 80% Nylon and 20% Lycra, which felt absolutely wonderful to wear. Again I wore a size M, and it had plenty of stretch to provide an excellent fit.
When it comes to color options, both styles are available in an endless number of variations. As far as the League Hipster goes, I prefer the darker colors like the gray version shown above. You can get it with or without the number "10″ print.
At US$38, the Aussiebum League Swim Hipster is a slightly cheaper alternative than the Inspire Desire. Click here to buy it directly from Aussiebum.
The Ultimate Aussiebum Surf Shorts – Bondi Series Scent Surf
The final category in Guys' Underwear Blog's ultimate guide to the best 2010 Aussiebum swimwear is surf shorts.
Many of you guys prefer the laid back and baggy look of a pair of surf shorts. And as far as I can tell from going to the beach in Europe, the US (and now Thailand), it is the most popular mainstream men's swimwear style out there.
So no swim wear guide can be complete without a pair high-quality, comfortable surf shorts. Luckily, Aussiebum carries a number of styles in this category. I took a look at all of them and decided to try out the brand new Bondi Series surf shorts.
In terms of cut, the Bondi Series is a trend-setter. This summer board and surf shorts must be a little more short-legged than what we're used to, with the legs of the shorts ending mid-thigh, quite a few inches above the knee.
In terms of print design, I prefer the Scent Surt variant, a fun floral print, typical for this kind of swim wear.
The Bondi Series surf shorts are made from 100 % Polyester, has a drawstring and a proper elastic band to ensure that the shorts stay put during water activities.
I wore them to the beach today, and they looked über stylish in my own opinion and felt absolutely great to wear. The size M was a perfect match for my 32″ waist.
This is definately the choice for you if you like your private parts to roam more freely than is the case with briefs and hipsters.
And the best part, the Aussiebum Bondi Series surf short is only about US$32, which is a true bargain in my book. Real value for money.
With that we have come to end of the Ultimate Aussiebum 2010 Men's Swimwear guide.
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FSU Toughs Out A Win
Posted by BillFromTampa
Chris Singleton summed it up best, it did not feel like a 20 point win. On paper it was a twenty point win, but it wasn't all that easy for the Florida State Seminoles in beating North Florida 75-55.
For whatever reasons, first game jitters or just very early in the season, the Seminoles came out tentative to start the game and worse yet the second half where the Ospreys went on a 20-6 run to close the score to 50-45 with 10:45 to play.
The Seminoles struggled for the first minute plus in the game to score, but a steal finished off by a jumper by Devidas Dulkys got FSU on the scoreboard. Three steals and nearly a fourth by Dulkys (he eventually got that fourth steal later in the game) led to a 14-2 lead seven minutes into the game.
FSU stretched out the lead to 30-17 on a transition layup by Derwin Kitchen at the 7:52 mark.
The highlight baskets during that stretch were a quick reverse layup from along the baseline by Bernard James and from fellow newcomer Okaro White whose slam dunk offensive put back got the crowd's approval. To add insult to injury for North Florida, White was fouled on the play despite the defender trying to duck for cover.
The Ospreys closed the margin to 32-20. But the Seminoles controlled the final six minutes of the half with five different players scoring plus James coming out of no where to block a shot that was initially a one on three break for the Ospreys.
Plagued by foul trouble in the first half with three fouls each on Chris Singleton and Xavier Gibson it didn't get any better to start the half when Gibson picked up his fourth at the 18:26 mark.
Gibson eventually fouled out with 8:14 left after re-entering the game just thirty seconds earlier.
With FSU's post depth limited due two reserves on the bench in street clothes (Terrance Shannon, ankle, Jon Kreft, suspension), fortunately for the 'Noles James was available. And he certainly made his debut a memorable one earning his first double double (15 points, 10 rebounds) to go along with three blocked shots.
His presence was a needed factor after North Florida closed the gap.
With FSU now on its heels, the Ospreys to it to their hosts behind ten straight points by freshman Parker Smith outscored the 'Noles 20-9 in the first 9:15 of the half. Meanwhile the Seminoles could not buy a basket with numerous close shots just clanging off the rim.
A momentum changing play occurred Luke Loucks buried a three pointer from the right corner. A steal ensued on the next possession finished off by a thunderous dunk by Singleton. Defense took over once again when the Seminole defense forced a five second violation out of a timeout.
The Ospreys could only manage two significant plays from that point on while the Seminoles went on to outscore North Florida 25-10 to close out the game.
Joining leading FSU scorer James in double figures were Dulkys with 12 with Singleton and Kitchen each adding 11.
Smith led all scorers with 16 points.
When Leonard Hamilton said after the game that his team is "by no means a finished product", he was not kidding. Half court offense remains an issue with numerous self inflicted turnovers (15 for the game). One assistant coach however expressed a definite need to improve on defense despite forcing 22 Osprey miscues.
But certainly the elements are there to get better.
That process to improve continues on Sunday when the 'Noles travel to UNC-Greensboro in a game set up by former FSU Associate Athletic Director Kim Record who is now the AD at UNCG. Tip off is at 3:30 PM and will be aired on FSSO/FSFL.
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You read right, Ladies and Gents!
We are pleased to have international DJ and illustrator Eliza Childress joining us for our second "Stealth Comic-Con" Being held THIS Saturday October 6th in Richmond, VA!
Eliza is a renowned DJ in the Virginia area, and is receiving high praise from abroad. Her Neo-Victorian-stained-glass-psychedelic" artwork has found itself on some of the most talked about music promotion flyers in recent years. She has also had several gallery showings of her craft. Eliza will have a limited number of prints to sign of a variety of subjects at the show!
Hosted by the Operators of the VA Comicon, Brett's Comic Pile is flushing their entire "dent and scratch" inventory of Marvel comics from 1980 to present for only 50 cents each! Over 100 long boxes in order!
We have THOUSANDS of comic related magazines for 50 cents
This event has already received tons of attention and RSVPs on Facebook at THIS LINK. Also, Guy Rose, the founder of the VA Coimicon will be bringing thousands of comics from 1942-1970 for half off.
It all happens THIS Saturday (October 6th) from 10-2p at 109 E. Grace street (Beside Perly's!).


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The results of the call for nominations for members to serve on the newly constituted Council and Boards of Council with effect from 1st January 2010 are as follows.President of the Society Following the deadline for nominations on 30th September two valid nominations were received for the President of the Society – Susan Ogier Horwood and Andrew Mutter. The Electoral Reform Society has been instructed to organise a ballot of members and voting papers will distributed on 21st October with 12 noon on 2nd December the deadline for receipt of ballot papers.CouncilThere were originally six vacancies for members to serve on Council but following the recent resignation, for personal reasons, of Julie Harbottle this rose to seven vacancies. Properly seconded nominations were received for the following seven members and consequently these are all elected to Council unopposed: Susan Coles (Consultant), Sophie Hadaway (Advisory Teacher, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire), Norah Jardine (St Andrew's & St Bride's HS, East Kilbride), Patricia McKenna (John Ogilvie High School, Hamilton), Adrian Montana (Ashcombe School, Surrey), Oliver Nicholson (Consultant) and Marlene Wylie (Teaching and Learning Consultant, LB Hackney). The following members of the present Council who are due to retire in December 2012 will join the new Council: John Childs, Maria Keki, Phil Creek, Carolyn Davies, Ged Gast, Sylvia Reitzema, Colin Aldred, John Steers. They will also be joined in January by the newly elected President-Elect and the elected chair of each of the three Boards of Council making a total of nineteen. This is one short of the required number of twenty so it is proposed that one additional member of the existing Executive Committee should be co-opted to fill the vacancy and to help ensure continuity.Curriculum BoardAs newly constituted there should be sixteen appointed members of the Board including representatives of primary, secondary, FE/HE, NQTs and CfSi ¬. The President or nominee of the President and the General Secretary will serve as ex-officio members of the Board. By lucky coincidence there were 16 applications for 16 places. All phases of education are covered except NQT and this may be filled after the new board convenes by co-option. Those appointed are: Alexandra Ashton (University of Cumbria), Bev Atwell (Rotherham MBC), Peter Carr (Birmingham City University), Camilla Campbell (Lancaster Girls' GS), Michael Davies (CCEA), Ged Gast (Consultant VT PLC), Judy Grahame (Consultant), Greg Hodgson (Chalfonts Community College), Anthony Jackson (Lead Practitioner SSAT), Mirko Junkovic (6th Form College, Cambridge), Iain Macdonald (Ravensborne College of Design), Kevin Mathieson (Consultant), Carla Mindel (University of Greenwich), Anne-Marie Quinn (Drumcroon Gallery, Wigan), Charlie Salter (Consultant), Marlene Wylie (Teaching and Learning Consultant, LB Hackney). Professional Development BoardAs newly constituted there should be fifteen members appointed by the Council and the President or nominee of the President, the General Secretary and the Assistant General Secretary with principal responsibility for professional development – eighteen in total. The Board will include representatives of the primary sector and secondary sectors, FE/HE, ITE, NQTs and the CfSI. There were sixteen applicants for fifteen places but Council has the discretion to appoint up to three more. Consequently the following members have been appointed: Katy Bevan (Learning Manager, Crafts Council), John Bowden (Joint-NSL, NSEAD), Sophie Cole (University of Northumbria), Susan Coles (Consultant), Caroline Corker (St Mary's University College), Louise Gill (Consultant), Peter Gregory (University of Greenwich), Rod Hepworth (AST, Lancashire CC), Penny Jones (engage), Pauline Nahapiet (Consultant), Terry Parker (Liverpool John Moore's University), Susan Ogier (Roehampton University), Diarmuid McAuliffe (University of West of Scotland), Catherine McGill (Advisory Teacher, LB Newham), Amanda Richards (Eltham College), and Ruth Thompson (NQT).Publications BoardCouncil has already appointed an editorial team of four for iJADE in addition to the nominated members led by the new Principal Editor of iJADE, Dr Jeff Adams (Edgehill University), Sandra Hiett (Liverpool John Moore's University), Clare Penketh (Edgehill University) and Gabriella Torstensson (Liverpool John Moore's University).The Board also will include ex officio the editors of the NSEAD web site (Sophie Leach), A'N'D (John Bowden), and START Magazine (Michele Kitto).The full membership of the Publications Board will be as follows: Susan Cox (University of East Anglia), Nicola Currie (Droitwich Spa HS), James Hall (Roehampton University), Hannah Hames (Newman University College), Wendy Hyde (Birkenhead 6th Form College), Emma Letheren (Bridgewater High School), Adrian Montana (Ashcombe School), Tara Page (Goldsmiths), Deborah Riding (Tate Liverpool), Mervyn Romans (Birmingham City University), Madeleine Sclater (Edgehill University), Nick Stanley (British Museum), and Robert Watts (Roehampton University. 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A four-year-old girl is being treated at a local hospital after being pulled from a swimming pool.
It happened in the 5200 block of Ironwood Lane in Plainfield at around 2:00 pm Friday.
An adult neighbor pulled the girl from the pool and administered CPR. She was not breathing at the time.
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Academic Year: Senior
Major: Elementary Education emphasis in Music
Minors: Music and Special Education
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To be a music teacher!
Why I Chose UNC:
It has one of the best music and teacher programs in the State and I fell in love with the campus on my tour!
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Mom and Dad gave you that credit card for any type of EMERGENCY! Not for shopping!
If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not famous, living or dead, real or fictional, with whom would it be?
Marie Antioinette because I would have my cake and eat it too.
The Quote I Live By:
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Favorite Movie:
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SMOKERS in Worcestershire are being urged to kick their bad habit and quit for good on No Smoking Day.
This year's theme for the national campaign, which takes place on Wednesday, March 12, is V for Victory and is set to inspire hundred of thousands of smokers to win the fight against cigarettes.
Worcestershire County Councillor Marcus Hart, chairman of the Worcestershire Tobacco Control Alliance, said the council and Worcestershire's Local Pharmaceutical Committee would be spreading the word on help available to people thinking about quitting smoking.
He said: "No Smoking Day is a great opportunity for smokers in Worcestershire to quit, knowing they will be doing so alongside hundreds of thousands of other people across the UK.
"Quitting isn't easy but support is available so that smokers can win the battle against cigarettes."
The county council and the pharmaceutical committee will be hosting Healthy Living Roadshows around the county to inspire quitters and send them on the road to victory.
The roadshow will be at Evesham retail park on Monday, Redditch market on Tuesday, Crowngate market in Worcester on Wednesday, Kidderminster market on Thursday and Bromsgrove marker on Friday. The teams will be offering advice and help between 9.30am and 4pm each day.
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Joe Player, an inspiring, young entrepreneur, has just launched a fundraiser called Light for Cause on the popular crowd funding platform Indiegogo. The fundraiser offers the opportunity to pre-order a fun and funky product named the Groovy Light , which is a cool-looking puzzle lamp that packs flat to ship and can be easily assembled in a matter of minutes. The money that is raised through the fundraiser will go towards Richard Branson's Virgin Unite Foundation.
Joe was inspired to create the Light for Cause fundraiser after reading Branson's book "Screw Business as Usual," which focuses on the concept of using business as a way to promote positive changes in the world. Joe realized that he could put the theme of the book to use in his own life, and he decided to raise money for the Virgin Unite Foundation while selling his new product, the Groovy Light. "For every Groovy Light sold online, I will donate $5 to the Virgin Unite Foundation," Joe wrote in an article on the Indiegogo website.
"The really cool thing about The Virgin Unite Foundation is there is no overhead, all operating cost are covered by Richard Branson and the Virgin Group, so 100% of the money raised goes straight to the charities the Foundation supports."
Those who are interested in learning more about Joe, his Light for Cause fundraiser and the Groovy Lights are welcome to visit the Indiegogo website where they can read about Joe's project and see pictures of the unique and cool-looking puzzle lamp that comes in fifteen vibrant color combinations.
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Americans are creating massive public outcries in favor of birth control. Translation: Americans are creating massive public outcries in favor of sex for pleasure, sex for reasons other than procreation, sex for sex's own sake. Americans are willing to stand up and acknowledge that they have sex because it feels good — and they are creating massive public outcries when people try to interfere with that, or try to shame them about it. I don't think that would have been the case twenty years ago. Maybe not even ten years ago. But now, today, in 2012, Americans are willing, and proud, and passionately eager, to say out loud, 'I use birth control. I have sex for pleasure. I don't want to have children right now, I may never want to have children — and I still plan to have sex. And that is a good thing.'
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ECAC Football Players of the Week (for the week ending September 22, 2012)
Football Players of the Week (for week ending September 22, 2012)
Division I Bowl Subdivision
Offensive Player of the Week
Gary Nova – Rutgers University
Sophomore, Quarterback, Elmwood Park, NJ
Nova helped Rutgers improve to 4-0 with the best performance of his career in the Scarlet Knights' 35-26 win at Arkansas. He completed 25 of 35 passes for 397 yards and five touchdowns against the Razorbacks, establishing career highs in completions, yards and touchdown passes. He threw three touchdown passes in the second half, including two that answered Arkansas scoring drives. Nova has helped Rutgers to its first 4-0 start since the 2006 season.
Defensive Player of the Week
Doug Rigg – West Virginia University
Junior, Linebacker, Bloomfield, NJ
Rigg tied for the team high in tackles with seven, including five solo stops. He picked up a fumble and returned it 51 yards for a touchdown, the first score in the game. Rigg also forced a fumble. His first quarter fumble recovery for a touchdown of 51 yards was the first defensive score of his career and his second career fumble recovery. Rigg's score was the second non-offensive touchdown for WVU this season.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Brandon McManus – Temple University
Senior, Kicker/Punter, Hatfield, Pa.
McManus scored seven points, making field goals of 33 and 42 yards, and averaged 48.5 yards on six punts against the Nittany Lions. McManus leads the Big East in scoring (9.0 points per game) and has made a school-record 52 career field goals.
Division I Championship Subdivision
Offensive Player of the Week
Treavor Scales – Harvard University
Senior, Running Back, Stone Mountain, Ga.
Scales scored a career-high four touchdowns, including three in the second half; en route to 136 rushing yards and leading the Crimson to a 45-31 road win at Brown. Scales leads the nation with 18.0 points per game and is fourth in rushing at better than 8.4 yards per carry. His performance put him into a tie for fifth place on Harvard's all-time rushing list (2,130).
Defensive Player of the Week
Billy Boyko – Lehigh University
Senior, Linebacker, Northampton, Pa.
Boyko had 14 tackles, a sack and one huge interception that he returned 39 yards for a touchdown to lead No. 13 Lehigh to a 28-26 victory at Liberty on Saturday. The tackle total marked a career high and the interception was a career first, coming in the fourth quarter to give Lehigh a 28-20 lead and serve as the game-winning score.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Matt MacZura – Georgetown University
Junior, Kicker/Punter, Cranberry Township, Pa.
MacZura hit the game-winning 33-yard field goal with 14 seconds to go to send Georgetown to a 21-20 win at Princeton on Friday evening. He also made kicks of 25 and 26 yards in the first half to go 3-for-3 on the night, and punted six times for a 38.2 average with two inside the 20.
Division II
Offensive Player of the Week
Brandon Brown-Dukes – Mercyhurst College
Freshman, Running Back, Orlando, Fla.
Brown-Dukes became the second running back in Mercyhurst history to rush for 150-yards in three consecutive games, finishing with 160 yards and two touchdowns in Saturday's win over Slippery Rock. He joined Mercyhurst's all-time leading rusher Richard Stokes, who accomplished the feat in 2007. Brown-Dukes put the Lakers on the board with a one-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and then added a five-yard TD early in the second quarter. He ran for 160 yards (5.5 yards per carry) against a Slippery Rock defense that had allowed 88 yards per game on the ground coming into the game. He has rushed for 530 yards and six touchdowns over his last three games.
Defensive Player of the Week
Serge Augustin – Mercyhurst College
Senior, Defensive Lineman, Fairfax, Va.
Augustin turned in another fine performance on Saturday, helping the Lakers earn a 38-23 victory over the defending PSAC West Champions from Slippery Rock University. Augustin finished the day with five total tackles, two-and-a-half tackles for a loss, two sacks, and a forced fumble in the Lakers' victory. He currently leads the team with 5.5 tackles for a loss and four sacks this season.
Special Teams Player of the Week
No Qualified Candidates Submitted.
Division III Northeast
Offensive Player of the Week
Mike Stanton, Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Junior, Quarterback, Quincy, Mass.
Stanton completed 26-of-36 attempts for a school-record 420 yards and three touchdowns in the Buccaneers' 42-38 come-from-behind victory over Coast Guard. He threw all three scoring passes (18, 9 and 60 yards) in a 6:30 span in third quarter and took his team from 28-9 deficit early in the stanza to a 32-28 lead with 3:26 to play in the quarter, including pair of two-point conversion passes. Stanton shattered the previous school single-game passing mark of 323 yards and directed his squad to a school-record 695 yards of total offense on the day
Defensive Player of the Week
Joune Fraser, UMass Dartmouth
Senior, Defensive Back, Barnstable, Mass.
Fraser scored the game-winning touchdown on an 88-yard third quarter fumble return to lead the Corsairs to a 23-21 come from behind victory over Plymouth State. Fraser also tallied 11 tackles with eight solo stops.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Richard Johnson, Curry College
Junior, Kick Returner, Framingham, Mass.
Johnson had four kickoff returns for 155 total yards in Curry's 31-28 come from behind win over MIT. Just before halftime he ran back a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown giving Curry a 17-7 lead. He also had a 48 yard return in the third quarter.
Division III Northwest
Offensive Player of the Week
Chuck Beckwith – Alfred University
Freshman, Fullback, Victor, NY
Beckwith ran for a career-high 177 yards and three touchdowns on eight carries in the Saxons' 40-17 defeat of 24th-ranked Buffalo State. Beckwith had TD runs of 51, 52 and 80 yards as the Saxons put up 401 yards on the ground against the Bengals.
Defensive Player of the Week
Troy Sant, St. John Fisher College
Senior, Defensive Back, Pittsford, NY
Sant intercepted two passes in the first half and blocked a field goal in the final seconds of the second quarter, as nationally-ranked St. John Fisher cruised to a 43-13 win over previously-undefeated Hartwick. Sant was also in on five tackles (two solo) as the Cardinals improved to 4-0. The defensive back has four interceptions on the season, which ranks second in the Empire 8 and the NCAA.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Austin Casewell – RPI
Senior, Punter/Return Specialist, Round Rock, Texas
Casewell had an outstanding special team's day in a 39-17 win over Liberty League foe WPI on Saturday. As the punter, he knocked three of his eight attempts inside the 20-yard line, including one at the 1-yard line. He had 286 punting yards for an average of 35.8. As a returner, Casewell brought back three punts for 39 yards, including a long of 13 yards, and three kickoff returns for 74 yards. He had a long of 34 yards and he had eight catches for 25 yards as a wide receiver.
Division III Southeast
Offensive Player of the Week
Chris Haupt – Widener University
Senior, Quarterback, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Haupt tied the school record with six touchdowns in Widener's win over Wilkes. He completed 21-of-27 passes for 415 yards. Haupt moved into second place on the school's career list with 70 touchdown passes. His yardage was the seventh-best total in school history and his eight 300-yard passing games are third in Widener annals. Haupt is fifth in the nation with 337.5 yards passing per game and this has the Pride first in the country with 65.25 points per contest, third with 374.5 passing yards per game and sixth with 540.0 yards of total offense.
Defensive Player of the Week
Zach Halpin – Lebanon Valley College
Junior, Defensive End, Lancaster, Pa.
Halpin returned a fourth-quarter interception for a touchdown to give LVC the spark it needed to get by Stevenson and win 31-28. Up 24-21 midway through the fourth and with Stevenson on a potentially go-ahead drive, Halpin roped in a one-handed interception at the line and went nine yards to the end zone to put LVC up 31-21. A later Stevenson TD made Halpin's pick-six the game winning score. Halpin also had two tackles on the day.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Mike Burke – Rowan University
Freshman, Kicker, Williamstown, NJ
Burke helped the Profs improve to 2-0 in conference with a 30-24 NJAC road win at Western Connecticut. In a game keyed by field position, he averaged 59.0 yards per kickoff including one touchback. He also connected on a 21-yard fourth quarter field goal, and was successful on three extra points. Burke is a key component of a Rowan special teams unit that currently ranks second in the NJAC in kickoff coverage (39.5).
Division III Southwest
Offensive Player of the Week
Rob Kalkstein – Carnegie Mellon University
Junior, Quarterback, Monroeville, Pa.
Kalkstein guided the Tartans to a 51-28 victory over DePauw University. Kalkstein passed for a career-high 314 yards on 12-of-15 passing and tossed three touchdowns. He became the first Tartan to pass for 300 yards in a game since September 18, 1993. He threw scoring passes of 83, 65 and 40 yards marking the fourth straight game he has a touchdown throw of more than 50 yards. Kalkstein's 314 yards passing day kept Carnegie Mellon atop Division III in passing efficiency.
Defensive Player of the Week
Luke Maginnis – Wesley College
Sophomore, Line Backer, Asbury, NJ
Maginnis picked off a pair of passes in Wesley's 25-22 win over #25 Louisiana College. His first interception was during Louisiana's opening drive which he ran back for 52 yards to their 3-yard line. With the game tied and Louisiana driving in the fourth quarter (which happened to be their final possession), he picked off another pass with 1:07 remaining and ran it back 23 yards to the LC 42 to help set up a game-winning field goal as time expired. He also had ten tackles in the game.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Willie Leavell – Waynesburg University
Sophomore, Running Back, Midland Heights, Ohio
Leavell made the biggest play of Waynesburg's 2012 season when he blocked a Thomas More punt and, in one continuous movement, pulled the ball in and ran 18 yards to score the deciding touchdown in a 14-10 Yellow Jacket victory. The game-winning effort gave the Jackets their second-straight win over the Saints. Thomas More came into the number 23 in last week's D3football.com national poll


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The Unreal October 31 - December 1
Our dreams combine the ordinary and the seemingly nonsensical, where rules of physics and logic do not apply. Artists exploring this realm depict remembered fantasies or create new ones from their waking imaginations. Their work is a distortion of reality, making everyday objects and environments alien and magical. In photography, optical illusions and modern digital tools have allowed artists to create new visual worlds that blur the line between the real and fantastic. For The Unreal, The Kiernan Gallery seeks images that explore the surreal and otherworldly.
About the Juror:
Ken Rosenthal received a BA in still photography from the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television, and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1993. His work is represented by KLOMPCHING Gallery, Etherton Gallery, Gerald Peters Gallery, Dolby Chadwick Gallery, and De Santos Gallery. Rosenthal's photographs are in many public and private collections internationally including but not limited to Southwest and Mexican Photography Collection, which recently established a major collection of his work.
Since 2002 his work has been featured in more than 150 solo and group exhibitions internationally. Recent solo exhibitions have been held at the Griffin Museum of Photography, Centro Cultural Recoleta, El Cabildo de la Ciudad de Cordoba, Espacio Foto, Etherton Gallery, Wall Space Gallery, De Santos Gallery, and KLOMPCHING Gallery. Rosenthal's first monograph, Ken Rosenthal: Photographs 2001-2009 was released in 2011.
Juror's Statement:
As a child, I had a recurring nightmare. In these dreams, I was lying in bed and staring through my doorway at the built-in linen cabinet in the hallway. Slowly the doors to the cabinet would swing open to reveal a small but menacing monster covered in white fur and baring its long sharp fangs. I would wake up screaming, and my parents would come in my room to calm me. My father would then open the linen cabinet to show me that there was indeed no monster, and they would then return to their room down the hall. As I laid back down to try to fall back to sleep, I would again stare at the cabinet. The cabinet would again swing open, and the monster would climb out. I would try to scream, but no sound would come out. At this point I'd finally awaken from a dream within a dream. What makes this oft experienced dream so potent for me is not the unrealistic element in the dream (the monster), but rather the well recognized setting of my childhood home.
As an artist whose work straddles the line between fantastical and the familiar, I embraced the request to jury this exhibition. I have never been terribly interested in work that is a complete departure from reality. In jurying The Unreal, I was looking for artwork that was firmly rooted in the real world while simultaneously depicting or alluding to something that was a bit off or, even, otherworldly. It was quite the challenge to select one image from the many hundreds submitted to receive the Juror's Choice Award, as a number of photographs captured my attention. Deb Schwedhelm's lyrical yet edgy piece, To The Surface, depicts an ambiguous in tenor scene of nightswimming, and is viewed at once from above and below the surface of a body of water. The quizzical works of both Nicholena Moon and Kelly Wrage fuse dark humor with a cinematic view of domesticity tinged with the supernatural. I initially read the lush black and white abstractions of Eleanor Brown as a merging of flesh and flora. They are luminous, unsettlingly quiet nocturnes of a snow dredged landscape. Ultimately, I found myself most captivated by the work of Emma Powell. Her elegantly crafted tea-toned cyanotypes are timeless, yet distinctly contemporary. Powell's psychodramas embody the sense of ambiguity and uncertainty with what is playing out that I associate with the dream state. Her image Bear, which I selected for the Juror's Choice Award, asks more questions than it provides answers. The female figure in the image appears confident yet vulnerable, trusting but guarded. Bear is an image rife with dualities, and one that I simply cannot stop thinking about or looking at.
Nearly one hundred twenty-five artists submitted work for this exhibition. The nature of the theme led to work that was often bold and very personal in nature. I would like to thank everyone who made a submission for sharing their photographs with me as well as with the audience who will view these images on the gallery walls, online, and on the printed page.


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On Sunday, I had a perfect day. I woke up at 730 #SleptIn45Min!!! Went to the sports bar to eat some French toast #GottaHaveFootball! Then, rushed to the OC Great Park to attend the Solar Decathlon! I can hear some saying, "why did he wait so long to attend the Solar Decathlon, where 20 collegiate […]
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Bright Ideas on Display at Solar Decathlon 2013
By Danny the (Solar) Manatee on 10/01/2013
The 2013 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon begins on Thursday and things are heating up in anticipation. First held in 2002, the Solar Decathlon is a biennial competition that brings together collegiate teams from around the nation. Teams design, build, and operate a solar powered home that combines affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence […]
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