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So you have some burning questions about PHIT classes? Well you've come to the right place! Hopefully these FAQ answer all of your questions. If they don't – or if you demand human interaction before you commit to class feel free to contact PHIT with your unanswered concerns.
How big are classes?
Our goal is always to have a large enough group to let people mix around and interact with several different classmates, but we also want to keep classes small enough that we can give you the personal attention you deserve. To balance both these goals PHIT doesn't run a class with less than 8 people or more than 14. If you go to New York or Chicago you'll get classes with 20 people where the teacher never learns your name. We never liked it when we were in big classes, so we're not going to do that to our students.
Where do classes meet?
Since PHIT doesn't have a permanent space of its own yet, our classes meet in various locations around the city – typically in either Center City or near South Street. You will always be notified of the exact location for your class a few days before the first meeting (unless you try to sneak into a class at the last minute, then you'll be notified as soon as we see your registration).
How much do classes cost?
We have three prices for our classes. The 8-week classes in our core curriculum cost $249. Workshops are between $35-100 depending on the prestige of the instructor and how long they last. We offer discounts if you register more than one week before a class starts (anywhere from $15-50).
What qualifications do I need to take a class?
To take our Level 101 class you need to fulfill two requirements. First, you must be interested in learning comedy (you should fulfill that one pretty easily if you're reading this)! Second, you need to be at least 18 years old. PHIT will occasionally make exceptions to the age requirement – but you need to contact us to discuss this possibility because we need parental permission.
We also have teen classes that run occasionally for students in high school. You must be under 18 to take these classes.
Do I have to start with Level 101?
NO! Other theaters like to make everyone start at the beginning of their program. They like to stress that you can always brush up on fundamentals. They like to… make money. While PHIT isn't opposed to making money, we also appreciate that a lot of people come to us with a lot of improv experience already. If you want to skip out of some levels, contact us and let's talk. We'll figure out where to place you (probably Level 201, if you're really awesome we'll let you take Level 301).
Come on, please can I skip Level 101? I've taken lessons before and been in a group for years (and we're really funny!)…
We already said okay! We're not like other theaters, remember? Seriously, stop whining and just contact us so we can figure out how far ahead to skip you.
How can I pay for class?
When you register for class on the website you'll be able to pay with a PayPal account, a major credit card, or an eCheck. We use PayPal as our payment system, but if you read the whole page you'll see a place where you can click to "pay with a credit card". We ONLY accept online payments. We do not make payment plans with students. We used to do these things, but people would try to avoid paying and we'd have to remove them from class – which was sad for everyone. We like being happy.
What's the class refund policy?
After you register for a class and we have received your payment there are NO REFUNDS. Please consider your calendar, and ask any questions you have about the class (by contacting us), before you register.
Is it possible to transfer from one class to another?
We do not allow students to transfer between classes.
What if I miss a class? Are there makeups?
Since PHIT is a small school at the moment it is unlikely there will be a class of the same level offered at a different time to allow for a makeup. If a class of the same level is being offered at another time we will try to arrange for a makeup, but we make no guarantees (allowing an extra student into class is always left to the discretion of the teacher, who can say no). Generally, don't miss class.
What's the school's policy on snow days?
PHIT loves snow, but we always say that forgetting how bad it can be when we want to have class and our students can't make it. Sometimes our winter classes have to be cancelled when we get a heavy snow fall – in these cases a makeup class is added, on the same day of the week and time as the class normally meets and one week after class normally ends.
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3.2/5 rDev -11.6%
Okay, I just tried a couple Cigar City beers. I liked the IPA. This is supposed to be a saison, but tastes nothing like the style. It is way more similar to a sour or flanders style. It's not a bad beer, but it tastes nothing like what I expect out of a saison. It has very little malt smoothness, it is very bitter and fruity and the color is fairly dark. It is so sour that it is not that drinkable. I'm not sure why it's called Sea Bass, but I tend to believe it got this name because it tastes like you think a beer made out of fish would taste. Of course, it's not that bad, but it's not a saison and it's not something I will buy again. I will enojoy this because my basketball team just pulled off an upset.
01-23-2011 03:10:15 | More by bheilman
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4.1/5 rDev +13.3%
Bottle thanks to mntlover. Pours a mahogany body with a large beige head. Good retention with lots of clumpy lacing.
Aroma has barnyard funk, dark fruits, earthy hops, and a pronounced spicy component of clove, nutmeg, coriander, and "burn your nose" black peppercorns.
Creamy carbonation with a medium body.
Taste is very complex. Dark fruits, clove, coriander, pepper,earthy hops, sour cherries,grapes, brown sugar, and even a hint of chocolate. Lots of different elements competing for your attention here but it all comes together somehow.
Don't really know what to make of these dark saisons but this one is very drinkable even with so much going on. Very interesting experience.
08-13-2011 12:27:01 | More by merlin48
New York
4.22/5 rDev +16.6%
Large bottle, capped, w/o freshness/bottling date info, $12.99 at DeCicco's in Ardsley, NY
Pours dark mahogany, under an initially huge medium tan head slowly fading, then a thicker film and thick strands of lace.
Pungent nose highlighted by lactic sourness, fruity funkiness and a hint vinegar as well as earthy goodness.
Solidly sour for a saison, more fresh fruit, earthy, jammy, complex and flavorful. More interesting, out of the box, but still approachable creation from CC. Keep em coming to NY, enjoying each one...
10-11-2010 23:07:57 | More by Billolick
4.22/5 rDev +16.6%
Thanks to blut59 for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a reddish-amber color with a large light tan head. A lot darker than a lot of saisons I have tried. The aroma is a mix of toffee and tart cherries. It doesn't smell as sour as I expected it to.
The flavor is where the sourness comes in. I get a lot of tart cherries, some vinegar notes, caramel and toffee malt and some red wine notes. The sour/tart aspects of the beer are very well done and blend very well with the other flavors.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
A very nice sour beer from an amazing brewery.
12-15-2010 04:20:59 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev +10.5%
11-16-2011 04:38:42 | More by CaptinRedBeard
3.73/5 rDev +3%
Thanks for sharing, Cavery!
Murky, hazed auburn and ruby, almost brown, with a thick, pillowing, persistent khaki colored head. This beer is hugely carbonated and leaves lots of stick on the glass.
The aroma is interesting and unique, like no other beer I've ever smelled, and it's an interesting combination of red wine vinegar, tart and sour cherries, other dark and tart fruits, and some sweet toffee. This probably is infected, but perhaps this beer has even been improved?--not that I would know.
Flavors of vinegar, tart and sour cherries, stinging sourness, and toffee candies combine for an interesting and wildly complex beer. One to sip and savor.
This beer is too highly carbonated. It literally feels like Pop Rocks popping in the back of the mouth and even down your throat during the swallow. Again, interesting, but certainly a flaw.
A really interesting beer to drink, sip, and talk about. I'm sure this wasn't what they intended, but it really does work quite well.
11-30-2011 21:41:53 | More by ehammond1
3.8/5 rDev +5%
Poured into my Duvel tulip this Saison pours a very very very dark ruby brown, with an impressive dark tan head that fills the rest of the glass.
S: The aroma is dominate tart fruit, grapes, and cider. (I don't want to say vinegar....vinegar is harsh this is not). The nose lacks complexity that a great sour should have.
T: The flavor is a very earthy, less extreme tartness. Again, fruit and cider. The flavor is a little harsh on the back end of the pallet, but overall this would be a great introductory beer for someone not used to the extreme end that we're taking sour beer.
MF: The mouthfeel thins out greatly, as a matter of fact, I wasn't paying attention to it until I came to the review point. This is not characteristic of a Belgium here.
D: Drinkability is good, I'd put the ABV at around 6.5 or 7....but that is just a guess.
Overall, I am somewhat impressed. It seems like CCB only improves on what they put out. I'm not sure of the brewing process of this one (Do they age it in Sea Bass tanks?), but this is a little too sour to be a Saison, and would be an excellent base to a very promising American Wild Ale.
10-06-2010 23:15:39 | More by TKEbeerman
1.8/5 rDev -50.3%
A - Poured a nice rich brown / black into chalice
S - sour fruit , tart, background malt
T - Sour, nasty, vinegary - tastes like a bad beer - Bad OJ, tomato and yeasts.
M- Nothing special or bad to report. Medium body.
O - Umm, I wont ever have it again. Just not to my liking at all. To me this was like some mutant cocktail of bad orange juice taste extract mixed with a flat malt beer body and just plain bad.
07-15-2011 19:45:37 | More by ShrinerMcBitey
4.38/5 rDev +21%
Poured into an Allagash Tulip.
Pours dark brown with a giant tan head. Great retention and lacing. Very dark for a Saison (I'm used to pale Saisons).
Smell is tart with hints of ripe fruit and vinegar. Taste is very clean. By that I mean there is a distinct funk/tartness, but it does not linger where it's not wanted. Reminds me of an Oud Bruin in some ways, but much more crisp on the tounge than most Oud Bruins I've had.
This is a unique take on the Saison style, and CCB pulled it off well. This one is worth seeking out for fans of funky beer. It won't blow your socks off with sourness, but the balance of flavors is praise worthy.
10-02-2010 20:05:11 | More by mondegreen
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
12-27-2011 15:29:36 | More by SPRichard
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
10-30-2013 14:23:35 | More by mtpHokie
4.1/5 rDev +13.3%
Pours a dark purplish-brown color with a one-finger light tan head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of medium malts with solid amounts of tart cherry and lighter amounts of darker fruits - figs with hints of plums.
Tastes similar to how it smells although the fruit flavors aren't quite as robust. Neutral dark malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by solid amounts of moderately tart cherry flavors. Midway through the sip the flavors thicken up a bit with hints of earthy yeast flavors. Finally, dark fruit flavors make a brief appearance near the end of the sip before fading out into a mildly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass quickly and could have another.
Overall I thought this was a nice beer, kind of a darker, less sweet Flanders Red in that wasn't too overdone on the tartness. Worth a shot.
11-18-2010 12:39:01 | More by glid02
3/5 rDev -17.1%
11-20-2011 21:51:09 | More by dsauter
3/5 rDev -17.1%
01-06-2012 07:33:16 | More by tugg407
4.25/5 rDev +17.4%
08-27-2014 21:23:25 | More by johnyb
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
06-15-2012 01:19:16 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Many thanks to Beenitty for this one. I have had this 3 different times. Once fresh, once with about a year on it, and then now. This probably has 2+ yrs on it. Poured from bottle into farmhouse ale glass. Pours a dark murky brown color- this one is a gusher for sure. uh oh. Head fills the glass, takes awhile to recede. Smell- sour cherries, band aids, plastic, candied sugar. This is probably a CCB infection that has developed over time. Sadly, this was a great beer when I had it fresh and better about a year later. The extra time here hasn't helped. Taste- sour cherries, tart brown sugar, funky funky twangy tart! I love it! This was not what I expected when I smelled this one. Mouthfeel is tight carbonation to the point of being a little stingy, but it works for the style. This is just a crazy funky brew that has developed into something that I am sure CCB did not intend, but I like the result.
01-19-2012 02:07:39 | More by lnashsig
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Review from notes 4/8/11.
A: Pours a hazy dark brown with a very large, off-white head. Very nice retention and leaves rings of lacing. Darkest saison/farmhouse I have ever seen.
S: A surprising amount of cherry, a little bit of apple, and some raisins.
T: Surprisingly tart for the style. Lots of cherry and apple again.
Definitely sour with some wood.
M: Medium bodied with high carbonation. Makes your mouth pucker a little due to the sourness.
O: I quite like the flavors, but if I had to guess the style, I would never have guessed saison/farmhouse, none of the aspects present make me think of a classic in this style.
04-12-2011 23:41:57 | More by mdaschaf
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Reviewed from notes, thanks to Mike for sharing this one at Halloween tasting. Poured into tulip, dark brown with a thick brown head that fades to a small cap, good retention and lacing. Smell is a bit of funk, lots of hops, slightly sour, candi sugar. Taste is a bit sour, some funk, lots of bitter floral hops, a hint of alcohol and sweet apples in the finish. Mouthfeel is medium/light bodied with a high carbonation. A decent beer and interesting for the style, but not the most drinkable saison (is it really a saison?) i can think of.
11-04-2010 13:55:29 | More by nkersten
Ontario (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
Bottle I bought at Rattle 'N' Hum. This is a wild ale, and is more reedish flemish than saison. I smell yeast and cuvee. Dark reddish colour, lacey. A smooth creamy head and mouthfeel.Vinegary sour and citrus hoppiness that makes it more of a sipper but addictive.
03-06-2011 20:16:29 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev +10.5%
07-03-2013 15:06:42 | More by MADPolo
New York
3.53/5 rDev -2.5%
Poured into my Ommegang snifter glass.
A - Brown with slight lacing along the glass.
S - Smells like sour cherries. Not like too many saisons I've come across. Also a bit of an earthy smell.
T - This tastes similar to a whiskey sour. A little brun at the end but the initial taste is quite sour. I could see this going with asian food for contrast.
M - Bubbly carbonation. Fairly light.
D - I think the sourness makes this one a little tough to have more than one. I do like this better than Guava Grove.
11-21-2010 19:40:12 | More by socon67
4.25/5 rDev +17.4%
750ml bottle
A- Poured into a Cigar City snifter. Pours a very dark brownish black color with a light tan head with awesome retention and lacing all over the glass.
S- The aroma is sweet, tart, fruity and yeasty. Smells very similar to Guava Grove. Very nice!
T- The taste is fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. The taste starts out sweet and tart with some dark fruits and a smooth yeasty finish.
M- The mouthfeel is medium bodied and exceptionally smooth with a perfect amount of carbonation.
D- Overall, I really enjoyed Sea Bass. Yet another fantastic offering from Cigar City. Well done!
10-08-2010 03:12:05 | More by cjgator3
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
05-19-2013 00:17:09 | More by Photekut
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Poured from a 750ml bottle to a Dogfish Head Head Snifter.
Color: Dark brown with a huge tan head that won't quit.
Smell: Spicy, Earth notes, hop and slighly pungent.
Taste: Lots of spice, some earth tones with hops, slightly sour.
Mouthfeel: Lots of carbonation, coarse with a dry feel.
Overall: Open over the sink! I didn't but it wasn't too messy. The was huge but awesome. I enjoyed but a bottle was too much for my brother and I to handle. It's a wild brew that I'm glad I tried. Cheers!
10-15-2011 23:23:48 | More by Heatwave33
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The lighters are refillable, gas-fueled, piezo-electric lighters in the shape of beverage cans. One lighter is labeled Coca Cola, and the other is labeled Budweiser, King of Beer. They are attached to key rings. Grocery, gift, and liquor stores sold the lighters from October 2001 through February 2002 for about $3.
Consumers should stop using the lighters and return them to the store where purchased for a refund. For more information call the company collect at (503) 252-3022.
Disposable Lighters: L.A. Lighter Inc, is recalling 1,800 disposable cigarette lighters. These lighters do not have the required child safety mechanisms.
The recalled lighters are made of metal, come in different colors, and have a top that resembles a pencil across a protractor and triangle. To open the port and ignite the flame, consumers press on the pencil. The lighters, which are about three inches high, 7/8 inches wide and 1/4 inch deep, have a ruler along the side. A label on the lighter has the UPC code 763052 20108 5 and the words, "MADE IN CHINA" and "SLIDE PUSH". Retailers and distributors nationwide sold these lighters between December 2000 and May 2001 for about five dollars.
Consumers should stop using these lighters immediately and contact L.A. Lighter at 1-800-499-4708 to receive a full refund.
Hairdryer: Remington Products is recalling 3,000 hairdryers. These hairdryers are not equipped with an appliance leakage current interrupter (ALCI) plug to cut off electrical current in case of contact with water. If dropped in water, the hairdryers pose an electrocution hazard to consumers.
The 1600-watt hairdryers have a chrome body, with black speed and heat controls. The model name, Remington Vortex Ultra, is printed in black on one side of the air intake grill; with the model number, V-1030, and the words, Do not immerse in water and Made in China printed in silver on the other side. The hairdryers have a UPC number of 0-74590-87541-6, which is located on the packaging box.
The recalled hairdryers were sold nationwide in K-Mart, Sears, Target, Bed, Bath & Beyond, K's Merchandise, Service Merchandise, Eckerd, Army and Air Force Exchanges; and other retailers from July 2000 through January 2001 for between $18 to $25.
Consumers should stop using the hairdryers immediately. Owners of the recalled hair dryers will be sent a postage-paid shipping container to return their unit to Remington. Consumers will receive a new 1875- watt Vortex hair dryer with an ALCI plug. For more information, contact Remington at1-800-992-9686 or ( click here).
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Ice Shaver: Bath and Body Works is recalling 1,000 ice shavers. The stainless steel blade on the shaver can cut consumers and cause injury. Bath and Body Works has received five reports of minor injuries.
The recalled ice shavers are orange and blue, come with two ice maker cups and have a palm tree design on the machine. The ice shaver has a silver and blue handle. There is also a label that says Bath and Body Works Art Stuff. Bath and Body Works sold the ice shavers nationwide through May 2002 for about $20.
Consumers should stop using the ice shavers immediately and return them to any Bath and Body Works store for a full refund or store credit. For more information call 1-800-395-1001.
Juicers: The Aroma Housewares company is recalling 17,000 juice extractors. The filter and lid can break apart, sending plastic and metal pieces into the air. The company has received two reports of injuries. Both models of the ACJ-250 Aroma Juice Extractors are included in the recall. Call Aroma Housewares at 1-800-276-6286 for a full refund.
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Grill: Flat Rock Grill is recalling 1,800 gas grills. The glass casing of the thermometer displays attached to these grills can break or shatter, posing a risk of cuts or other serious injuries to consumers.
These heavy-duty, stainless steel grills are Flat Rock Grill Shoreline Series Models 2000 and 3000. The model number is written on a label on the front of the grill. FRG is on the front of the grill. The grill has a thermometer display on the grill hood that measures three inches in diameter, and has a temperature range from 50 to 550 degrees. The thermometer display has BBQ-1 or BBQ Pit Thermometer written within the glass casing.
Independent retailers in the southeastern and south central U.S. and the firm's web site sold these gas grills from July 1999 through July 2002 for about $1,200. Consumers should remove the thermometers on these grills immediately. To get a free replacement thermometer, call 1-888-308-7399 or ( click here).
Wal-Mart Grill: Wal-Mart is recalling 60,000 Red Devil Gas Grills sold at its stores. The grills were manufactured by E4L Inc. and Quantum Homewares which are now out of business. The product's design allows consumers to light the grill at an air intake tube, instead of at the burner. Though the grill appears to function normally, gas inside the air intake tube ignites. The tube can reach temperatures of up to 750 degrees Fahrenheit and present a burn hazard to consumers. There have been 44 reports of consumers suffering burns to legs, hands and fingers.
These red metal gas grills have a tripod stand. They have a logo on the label of the lid and grill base showing a devil cooking at a grill with the writing, Red Devil. The lid also reads The Portable Outdoor Kitchen. The black plastic base, above the tripod, reads "QUANTUM HOMEWARES."
Quantum and E4L sold these grills directly to consumers through television infomercials from about May 1998 through January 1999 for about $160. This recall only includes grills sold at Wal-Mart. You can return your grill to any Wal-Mart store for a refund or (click here) for more information.
Cooler/Chair: Hilton Hotels Corporation is recalling 27,000 Vacation StationT children's cooler/chairs. When the chair collapses, the folding mechanism can pose a crushing, cutting or severing hazard to consumer's fingers.
The recalled product is a multi-use product that can be used as both a child's chair or a food/beverage storage cooler. The cooler/chairs were given to hotel guests as a welcoming gift at participating Hilton, Doubletree, and Hilton Garden Inn hotels and resorts. The chairs have either a purple aluminum frame with a purple fabric seat and green cooler bag, or a green aluminum frame with a green fabric seat and a blue cooler bag. Vacation StationT is printed on the front of the cooler bag.
Consumers should stop using the recalled cooler/chairs immediately and contact Hilton Hotels at(877) 221-2424 for more information.
Mosquito Traps : The Coleman Company Inc. is recalling 136,000 Mosquito DeletoT Traps. The mosquito trap's propane regulator can leak propane or allow an overflow of propane gas, both of which pose a fire hazard to consumers. In addition, the fuel hose attachment sold with the Back HomeT System can become damaged and leak propane, which poses a fire hazard to consumers.
The recalled Mosquito DeletoT Traps were sold as a part of the Portable System and the Back HomeT System. The traps are about 24 inches high, have a green or gray base and top, a black center, and attach to either a one pound propane cylinder or a 20 pound propane cylinder with a hose. The traps have two sets of model numbers: 2950-800 and 2950-801, which can be found on a label on the front of the trap above the words, "WARNING: For outdoor use only." The recalled Back HomeT System traps include a five-foot rubber hose that connects to 20 pounds propane cylinders. The Portable System and Back Home SystemT Mosquito Traps were manufactured in the U.S.
Home centers, mass merchandisers, and hardware stores sold these products from March 2002 to July 2002 for between $170 and $200. The products were sold nationwide, except for California.
Consumers should stop using the mosquito traps and propane hoses immediately. Call 1-800-257-5299 for more information or ( click here)
BMW: German auto maker BMW is recalling nearly 100,000 vehicles worldwide. The recall includes the X-5 sport utility vehicle and minis. The 2000 and 2001 X-5 models have a problem with the brake pedal shaft. It can become loose causing a loss of brake power at low speeds or while parking. The Mini and Mini Cooper have a problem with a cable connecting the gearshift to the gearbox. This means the care can get stuck in one gear. Car owners should contact their local BMW dealer for more information.
Mountain Bike : Dynacraft is recalling 4,700 Vertical XL2 mountain bikes. The forks on the bicycles can break apart, causing riders to loose control, fall and suffer serious injury.
The recall includes only 24-inch Vertical XL2 mountain bicycles, with model number 8524-21. A label on the frame near the crank housing identifies the model number. The bicycles are red. Vertical is written on the top tube, and XL2 is written on the down tube. Target stores nationwide sold these mountain bikes from August 1999 through March 2000 for about $130.
Consumers should stop using these bicycles immediately and contact Dynacraft Industries at 1-800-288-1560 for information on receiving a free replacement fork and free installation or ( click here)
ATV: Yamaha Motor Corporation is recalling 14,000 All-Terrian Vehicles (ATVs) to inspect and repair. A mounting-bracket weld on the rear hub can come loose, resulting in rear brake failure and possible injury to operators.
These 1997 and 1998 model year ATVs have 350 Electric written on both sides of the bodywork. The ATVs are either red and white, or gray and blue. The recalled ATVs have the following names and vehicle identification numbers (VINS). The VINs are stamped into the vehicle frames between the front and rear wheels. Model Year and Name VIN Range:
Yamaha dealers sold these ATVs nationwide from August 1996 through December 1997 for about $5,000. Consumers should stop using these ATVs immediately and call their local Yamaha ATV dealer to schedule a free appointment to have their units inspected, and repaired if needed. For more information call 1-800-88-YAMAH or ( click here).
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It hasn't usually been organizational philosophy so far, but it seems as if the Rays are slowly accumulating bullpen arms. One of the unsung FO moves of the year might have been acquiring John Meloan. Moved back into a bullpen role, it seems as if he's starting to show once again why he was a highly regarded bullpen arm. Matt Gorgen is transitioning nicely into double A ball. Eduardo Morlan wasn't ready for the big time after being a Rule 5 pickup and was sent back to the Rays and is putting up a solid season in Montgomery. People tend to forget that he doesn't turn 24 until next year. A guy like Mitch Talbot seems like he's a arm that could transition well into the bullpen. Even Joe Maddon wondered aloud if Jake McGee would be a awesome power lefty in the pen.
Some of this is circumstances, but the Rays are slowly assembling some promising arms for the bullpen. And more ways of cutting costs next year. Guys like Meloan and even Sonny could replace Nelson and Cormier. Talbot could do the same.
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Next time you're sitting at a traffic light in downtown Anderson, you might notice the unremarkable gray box near the intersection that controls the light.
It's not going to be unremarkable for long. The city is launching a new program that will not only jazz up the boxes, it's intended to light a fire under artists, downtown businesses and residents.
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On the heels of the successful Walking Man project created by Rinker and Laree Blazer, Rinker recently took on the job of working foreman at the City of Anderson's Parks and Recreation Department with beautification on his mind.
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What would you do?
I occasionally look around the message board at cubs.com, mostly for rumors or what not. But I stumbled across a thread where fans were criticizing the Reds for walking Ward to get to DeRosa in the 9th.
Most people argued that they were probably going for matchups (Lefty / Righty), and many felt that the Reds should've walked the bases loaded to setup the force at home.
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"I'm sure that this is something along the lines of the what the Reds were thinking:
"We need a double play to get out of this thing. Of the next 3 batters, who is most likely to hit into a DP? Probably Jacque Jones. So we need to walk either Ward or DeRosa for the double play to be set-up for Jones. Between Ward and DeRosa, Ward strikes out less and is more likely to lift one deep enough for a sac fly. Therefore, we have to try to get a weak grounder, pop-up, or strikeout from DeRosa to have any chance."
I don't agree with walking both Ward and DeRosa at all. Then it's bases loaded with 0 outs, and your no longer looking for a double play, but a force out at home. So Say Jones nubs one to 2nd, the throw goes home and nails Fuld, bases are juiced with 1 out. Then you just gave the Cubs an extra batter, if not two extra batters (one to try to get a sac fly, and a second to try for a hit in case of a non DP out). Giving the opponent extra outs to work with is never good (as everyone would agree), but it doesn't just pertain to defensive gaffes, it also has to do with strategy laden situations such as this one.
On the surface, of course you don't walk to get to a guy who is 9 for his last 9 against you. But using the larger sample sizes of both season and career numbers, Ward was much more likely to drive in Fuld than DeRosa was, at least in terms of a sac-fly. It was a 'pick your poison' scenario, it was bad for the Reds either way."
Thoughts on that scenario?
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Posted 10/31/2012
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC)
The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) has an exciting new opening for a full-time Digital Media Specialist at our headquarters location on the northwest side of Indianapolis (I-465 & Michigan Road exit area). The selected candidate will work closely with the Director of Digital Media as well as collaborating with internal customers.
This is what you need to know:
This is a GREAT job! This individual will:
- assist in daily updates of the organization's website;
- produce homepage splash banners and other specialized or unique web features;
- produce and distribute electronic communications to our members, media and others;
- produce interactive content;
- perform other tasks in support of digital media production.
The best candidates will have:
-good interpersonal and collaborative skills (ability to build positive relationships with internal customers and integrate into our culture)
-a solid work ethic (ensuring your work is done on time and done right)
-a strong sense of urgency (making sure customers receive projects as quickly as possible and sense that their project matters to you)
- excellent organizational skills (taking notes, establishing priorities, updating project-owners on progress)
- very strong detail orientation and commitment to high quality work (double checking work, feeling a personal commitment to sending things out right the first time as much as humanly possible)
- good flexibility (ability to adjust priorities and manage multiple projects)
The well-qualified candidate will have experience with all aspects of website design including:
- layout, graphic design and production;
- working knowledge of HTML, CSS, ASP, JavaScript/Jquery, Dreamweaver;
- producing technical documentation;
- proficiency with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator are required.
Any experience with Visual Studio is a plus!
Qualified candidates must also have:
-The initiative to make recommendations for improvement of processes and/or new projects that could benefit the association.
- Two or more years of full-time experience in new media/computer graphics technology or the equivalent of this (a combination of part-time jobs and schooling, for instance) to qualify.
-An online portfolio or reel is also required.
This is what we offer and how to apply:
NAMIC offers a pleasant and collaborative work environment, as well as a competitive benefits package that includes access to group medical, dental and vision; a matched 401k plan; a good paid vacation plan; and more! Our turnover is low; we work hard and have fun, too! We were selected as a "Best Place to Work in Indiana" in 2011 thanks to the positive feedback of our employees. If you would like to be considered for this position, please send a cover letter, resume and link to your online portfolio or reel to Megan Trainor, Human Resource Director, at email@example.com.
www.namic.org NAMIC is an equal opportunity employer
Posted 10/24/2012
Manage Association Events Database & Event Housing- MS Office "Power User"
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC)
The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) has a terrific new position at its national headquarters on the northwest side of Indianapolis (College Park)! The Registration and Housing Coordinator will work closely with event staff on setting up the database and managing the registration process for educational events as well as internal projects in which the registration system is utilized.
The right person for this job will be VERY detail-oriented and methodical. He or she must be capable of building and maintaining positive relationships with internal customers, as well as being a cheerful and helpful voice to those outside the organization. Strong computer skills are necessary as gained through prior systems and administrative experience with Microsoft Word, Access, Excel and Outlook. A solid understanding of database concepts and technology will be important for communication between project managers and programmers. A versatile person with administrative skills, technical abilities and interpersonal skills is the perfect combination for this job!
Essential Functions
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
NAMIC is a recent winner of a "Best Places to Work in Indiana" award. We love versatile, mature, committed people! Our turnover is low- we work hard and have fun at work. If you would like to be considered for this interesting and challenging position, please send your resume and cover letter to Joy Klinker at firstname.lastname@example.com. (Resumes with cover letters will receive the highest level of consideration.)
For more information on NAMIC, please go to www.namic.org. NAMIC is an equal opportunity employer.
Posted 10/24/2012
Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity, Inc.
Join Alpha Chi Omega as the Executive Director, the chief executive officer of the Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity, Inc., the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, Inc., and the Alpha Chi Omega National Housing Corporation Inc., located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Reporting to the National Council of Alpha Chi Omega, the Executive Director is responsible for achieving the goals and objectives of Alpha Chi Omega through visionary partnership with the Boards and inspirational leadership of staff and operational volunteers.
Key Duties include:
Skill Sets and Competencies include:
A competitive compensation and benefits package is available for this position. A complete position description is available at www.alphachiomega.org Please send a resume and letter of interest by November 5, 2012 to the executive search firm, Koppen Group, c/o Kristin Koppen at 11939 Manchester Road, #107, St. Louis, MO 63131 or via email at: firstname.lastname@example.com or via phone at 800.984.9774. Please refer to Job Code AXO101.
Posted 10/9/2012
LMV Consulting
LMV Consulting, an association management company, is seeking resumes for the position of Education Director to manage and grow education programming. The Education Director reports to the VP of Operations and works with additional staff, colleagues and association members.
Responsibilities: The Education Director is responsible for growing current programming and creation of new offerings while managing and administering the effective running of current programs including ServSafe food safety and alcohol service programs. Teaching of some classes is required.
Capabilities: Creativity and ability to synthesize ideas into results. Writing and communication skills; ability to interact with clients, vendors and internal staff.; set priorities, meet deadlines, attend to detail, maintain quality and manage several cross organizational projects at once.
Duties and responsibilities vary greatly. Tasks include:
Technical skills used include:
Send resume & cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com
Debra Scott
VP of Operations
LMV Consulting
Posted 10/3/2012
Sigma Theta Tau International
Our purpose is to support learning and professional development of nursing professionals through knowledge dissemination. Our 130,000 active nurse members reside in more than 85 countries across the globe and are recognized as leaders and scholars. We are located on the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis campus in downtown Indianapolis, Ind., USA.
We are currently accepting résumés for the position of Events Manager. Responsibilities include planning, implementing and evaluating various meetings and events; providing logistical support; formulating goals and outcomes for events and programs; working across departments with promotional and program related arrangements and assisting in the development of budgets.
Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience required, with five years of experience in event and meeting planning, including at least 3 years in a supervisory role. Certified Meeting Planner credentials desired. Excellent organizational and planning skills working across a multi-departmental environment required.
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter including salary requirements to firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted 10/1/2012
Association Management Company located in Fishers is seeking an Association Manager. Successful candidate would work alongside Executive Director on the administrative and meeting planning of multiple not-for-profit associations.
Duties include: responding to member questions and requests; coordinating the flow of communications to members via phone and e-mails; pre-event registration and preparation; on-site coordination of monthly meetings; processing payment for events. In addition to monthly luncheon meetings, there are also annual conferences, award dinners and networking events to be coordinated.
Requirements: degree in business, communications or related field preferred but will consider comparable job experience. Position requires a detail-oriented, self-directed individual with good customer services skills. Must be proficient in Word and Excel. Knowledge of MS Access and QuickBooks accounting a plus.
Full time, salaried position. Health insurance assistance provided. Two weeks paid vacation after 12 months of employment.
Email resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted 9/24/2012
Indiana Association of Cities and Towns
The Indiana Association of Cities and Towns is a dynamic, not-for-profit organization located in downtown Indianapolis. IACT is currently looking for a Government Affairs Specialist, a position created to serve as the key lobbyist for state government affairs and activities that impact the members of IACT. The Government Affairs Specialist helps to prepare for each legislative session by becoming intimately involved in what bills will be presented and understanding how those will affect cities and towns in the state of Indiana. The Government Affairs Specialist will actively engage government officials to reconcile potential issues and advocate for appropriate approaches that support the needs of cities and towns. The following is what the Government Affairs Specialist does to make that happen.
View full details and apply online here.
Posted 9/24/2012
Indiana State Nurses Association
The Director, ISNA Policy and Advocacy is responsible for the programming of the Policy and Advocacy Department. The Director is responsible to develop programming that supports the Public Policy program of the Indiana State Nurses Association
The Director must work cooperatively with the ISNA's contract lobbyist and others to assure optimum representation of the Association's legislative, political, and advocacy interests.
This is an annualized part-time (0.5 FTE) position.
Desirable Education and Experience
Any combination of education and experience, which would likely produce the necessary knowledge and abilities, is qualifying.
Additional Requirements
For More information or submission of cover letter and resume:
Contact: Gingy Harshey-Meade at email@example.com
The complete position description is available at www.IndianaNurses.org/staff.php
Posted 9/20/2012
Roller Skating Association International
To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and three references via mail or email to:
Ms. Tina Robertson
RSA President
Roller Skating Association International
6905 Corporate Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46278
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted 8/31/2012
Alpha Chi Omega
Responsible for the creation, production and implementation of communication projects for three entities. Must demonstrate the ability to manage multiple projects in a deadline-driven environment, have proven skills in writing, editing, copy editing, graphic design and photo editing. Bachelor's degree and experience are required.
For complete job description, visit our website at www.alphachiomega.org.
Submit resume including salary history to: email@example.com or fax (317)579-5050. Resumes will be accepted through September 7, 2012.
Posted 8/29/2012
American College of Sports Medicine
Job Responsibilities:
Job Requirements:
Send Resume to email@example.com
Posted 8/20/2012


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Houston Football Weekly Press Conference Quotes - Rice
Sept. 17, 2013
"A couple of things as we begin. I know it's been over a week, but again, players of the week in our contest against Temple, offensively for the second consecutive game, it was running back Ryan Jackson. Defensively, it was a linebacker, Efrem Oliphant. When spring practice began, he (Oliphant) was third on the depth chart at linebacker. He had a great spring, started to move up. He certainly worked extremely hard this summer and then had a great camp. He was very productive in our scrimmages and ended up starting for us and made a bunch of key plays against Temple. I am very proud of him and what he's accomplished to get to where he is right now. On special teams, Richie Leone with the five field goals and then scout players of the game: offensively, running back Joseph Glenn and defensively, defensive lineman Jamal Baker; on special teams, receiver, Cameron Oliver. One other personnel note, quarterback David Piland is going through our concussion management plan. I spoke with him last night. He's doing much, much better. He'll be over here today. He'll be in meetings, he will not practice this afternoon. I should know more about his status for this weekend at some point tomorrow.
"Again, just talking about Temple because we did not get together last week for a press conference. It was a big win for our program, it was great to be on an airplane, fly three and a half hours, and come home with a victory the next afternoon. Early in the season, with the make up of our team right now, it was good to get a win in that fashion. With the new conference we're in, with the level of competition and the depth of facing games are going to be much closer. It was good for us to have a game that we had to fight and battle like we did and come out on top. I was proud of our team, proud of our staff and it was a good win to get us to 2-0. This game is the next game on the schedule and because of that it makes it extremely important with our bye last week. We were able to continue our focus on academics, trying to get some guys healthy that have been banged up, and then begin our preparation for Rice.
"I'm excited about this rivalry. I mentioned this yesterday on the radio show I was on that it's one of two nationally, where both programs reside in the same city. I think that makes it special for that reason. I've been a part of a number of great traditional rivalries, not only as a coach, but also as a player. Minnesota-Wisconsin in my college days, Auburn-Alabama coaching, Louisville-Kentucky coaching, and this is right up there with those three. Again, what makes it unique is the fact that both campuses are only miles apart. Certainly they've got a number of young men in their program that we recruited coming out of high school and there are young men in our program that they recruited. There are young men on both teams that went to high school together, so quite a bit of familiarity. Coach Bailiff and I worked together for three years at what is now Texas State. I consider him a close friend and mentor to me. We don't live too far apart and we stay in close contact. I've liked our preparation to this point. We'll be out there in full pads this afternoon for two hours as we get towards Saturday."
On focuses during bye-week
On playing at Reliant Stadium "Playing at Reliant for our student-athletes and everyone involved in our program is very, very exciting. Last year we just played there one time in the Bayou Bucket against Rice, but this year we have five games there. We've already played one. Our crowd was outstanding in the game there against Southern. Our student section was as good as I've heard it since I've been here. Our young men, to have a chance to play in one of the nicest NFL stadiums, where the Texans play and they watch them every Sunday, they look forward to it. It gives them energy. It probably shouldn't, but it does. Form the moment we arrive at Reliant, the kids are excited to be there and they're ready to go."
On shuffling at linebacker spot
On LB Efrem Oliphant's performance
On injuries with RB Kenneth Farrow and DE Eric Eiland
On Coach Bailiff calling the Bayou Bucket trophy one of the ugliest but most gratifying to win
On how the Cougars are preparing for Rice's two quarterback system
On how the bye week has helped freshman QB John O'Korn
On how impressed he has been with freshman QB John O'Korn
"Again, it's not like we're handcuffing him, if you will, and only giving him a little bit of the offense. He's got to know the offense, Greg Ward has got to know the offense, Billy Cosh has got to know the offense. Our program saw that in 2010 where regardless of whether you're first string or third or fourth, you've got to know what you're doing. He's had to check plays at the line of scrimmage, he's had to go through his progression and make throws with the rush coming in. The speed of the game, and he played a tremendous high school program, but the speed of the game now is so much faster than it was in high school, so he has adapted extremely well. What stands out to me is the poise he's shown being an 18-year-old true freshman."
On sophomore running backs Ryan Jackson and Justin Hicks
On the defensive line continuing their success from the first two games
"With the second team, I think that coach Logo has done a fantastic job of bringing them along and getting them experience. That's what we've talked about as a staff. We've got some young guys who have not played before and as a staff we've got to put them in the game and let them make mistakes and learn, but they'll continue to improve over the course of the season. B.J. Singleton is a redshirt freshman who has done a great job in his two games so far. He's 6'4", 285 and has made a number of plays as a backup who has been rotating in with Tomme Mark. Tyus Bowser, the true freshman from Tyler, Texas, did a nice job against Temple, had a couple of quarterback hits as well and is only improving every week. That's a good example of the bye week for us last week. Jeremiah Farley, a little bit undersized but plays with a tremendous motor, great leverage, has played a bunch around here as a backup, goes into the Temple game and causes a sack and forces and fumble. Cameron Malveaux another young guy in our program who is 6'6" 255 pounds and is continuing to get better every week and develop.
"We're playing really eight guys in there right now, with Eric Eiland hopefully coming back soon, and I like where they're at. I don't want to give a letter grade, they can always get better, but they're doing very well at this point."
On how Rice has changed since last year
On sophomore offensive lineman Zach Johnson
On building O'Korn's confidence and seeking out learning opportunities in games
On how he was able to fill in right away
On the leadership and play of freshman quarterback John O'Korn
On playing Rice this weekend "It's my first Bayou Bucket. It's a rivalry game and it's a big game. I'm ready for it. It's a new experience. I guess it's just like any other game and that's what I'm going to treat it like. They're a pretty good team this year. They play with good effort and they compete. That's one thing we've noticed about them."
"It was needed. Whenever you go through a football season those bye weeks allow you to get refreshed and refocused. We use that to build our bodies back up and get the young guys some more reps. It was good."
On the temple game "It was awesome. If the offense fell short the defense picked it up. When the defense fell short the offense picked it up. It was a complete game as far as helping each other out and playing as a team and as a unit. It showed that hard work pays off in the summer time."
On the importance of an early conference win
On playing his last Bayou Bucket game
On what he has seen from Rice so far
"I really don't know many people from Rice. We really don't get out much.
On what it means to play Rice
On what they need to do to beat Rice
On the keys to beating Rice's defense
On how the play of running backs Ryan Jackson and Kenneth Farrow have helped the passing game
On the improvement of sophomore wide receiver Deontay Greenberry


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An elderly couple was shot and left for dead in their own backyard in Upson County on Monday night, according to investigators. Deputies said that James and Linda Reeves were ambushed in their yard after a trip to Walmart. James Reeves, 77, was shot in the head and chest; Linda, 71, was shot in the shoulder. They were treated and released from the hospital on Tuesday. The couple owns The Garden Patch, a popular restaurant in Barnesville. The business has been a staple in the community for 12 years. Upson County's sheriff told FOX 5 that he believes the couple was targeted, but isn't sure why. Deputies are continuing to search for the perpetrators.
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text: I truly believe it is his time, I do not know how he is going to do but I do know every time he has the ball we are capable of a big play (both for our team and the other team). If our offensive line shows up and blocks this could be DMC biggest year as a pro providing he stays healthy. Originally "not a Pryor guy" but this kid has won me over, as a season ticket holder making the commute from LA every home game I look forward when he has the ball, even when he played (so called a bad game against Seattle) we were still in it 16 to 6 and he was just getting warm. My bold prediction this year is 8-8. (Yes attending therapy and drug rehab :))


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Now that the city is decked out in all its summer finery...it is very obvious to see that the haphazard way in which tress have been added to the streetscape is having a poor effect on many areas. Trees seem to have been, and continue to be, added with very little thought.
A couple of examples: the quays, wouldnt it be fab if the quays were uniformly tree lines their entire length (particularly the quays in front of the brewery which look so empty). Custom House - the trees infront of this have grown to such an extent that they block the view of the facade. College Green - both islands of trees could do with pruning, and perhaps boxed-trees.
The O'Connell Street IAP recognised the impact that the formal layout of trees can have... will the rest of the city catch up?


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The True Story of John Raymond "Woody" Woodring
Woody's Tracks
As the hunt for Woodring gained momentum on land, Crime Library reporter David Lohr began following the trail Woodring had left on the Internet. Lohr dug up volumes of information of various Internet accounts, which he was able to provide to the FBI to assist them in their investigation. Lohr also uncovered several personal ads Woodring had placed on various websites, presumably for the purpose of either replacing Bonnie or engaging in an extramarital affair.
One of the first personal ads Lohr found was placed on Yahoo.com. In it, Woodring described himself as a "romantic" who was looking for a "special someone."
"I am a young man looking for a special woman to get to know and see where things go," Woodring wrote. "I enjoy the outdoors, so on nice days you can find me swiming [sic] and boating at the lake.
"I am not a judgmental person, and I accept people for who they are. I would like to find someone who is outgoing and who is not afraid to live life at the fullest! If I sound interesting, drop me a line."
Shortly after publishing an article about Woodring's secret online life, Lohr was contacted by a woman who identified herself as "Tammy" and claimed to have met Woodring through the adult personals website Adultfriendfinder.com, which describes itself as "the world's largest sex personals site." Tammy said she could not remember the screen name Woodring used, but she did say that in his ad there was a photo of a naked woman bent over a bed. Allegedly, standing directly behind her in this photo was a smiling Woody Woodring, naked and fully erect. Tammy said the woman in the photo appeared to be in her early 20s. She also said Woodring told her that the young woman in the photo was one of his students. Tammy said Woodring had told her he was looking for sex online, because his wife was "boring and would not put out." Woodring allegedly told her he liked redheads and older women.
Tammy described in detail how Woodring enjoyed masturbating on his webcam for her and how he would send her nude photos of himself. When asked where Woodring would take the women he met online, Tammy said he liked to meet them at a hotel not far from the college where he worked. She said if he were comfortable with a woman, he would sneak her into his house while Bonnie was at work.
Using the information provided by Tammy, Lohr was able to locate Woodring's profile at Adultfriendfinder.com. In it, he wrote: "I'm married, looking for some fun side action. I really like redheads."
Though the profile itself is not very informative, it did corroborate Tammy's statements that Woodring was prowling for sex on through the Internet. Not long after finding this profile, Lohr also found a profile Woodring had placed on the BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism & masochism) website Collarme.com, an "Alternative Lifestyles Community." According to Woodring's BDSM profile, his last visit had been on April 12, 2006. Under the headline "I am in for anything," Woodring described himself as a "dominant Male" who was "actively seeking" a submissive woman, a switch woman or a dominant transsexual.


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hey guys,
Looking for some help in finding a way where I can watch these cardinal games via internet. Is there a website that I can go to, or somewhere I can pay or anything like that that exists out there. I end up following every game on either espn gamecast or mlb gamecast and its pretty awful.
Just to throw my two cents in about this team, the lineup is really much better than anyone could've imagined considering Pujols hasn't done his yearly ritual of shitting on the entire MLB yet, but I will admit, i was the first to wonder if this season might be a drop, but I just have too much confidence in his work ethic and skills to think he can be slumping for an entire year with an injury affecting him. He'll be back and when he is, its going to be scary bc Matty and Puma are killing it any time he and Colby are on base. Just need Freese back sooner than later and Skip as well at this point (didnt think i'd ever say that). I hope we can make a trade for Heath Bell because we need a guy we can rely on to get 3 straight outs down the stretch and in the playoffs.
Anyway, heres to stay in first place and hopefully someone can help me find a way to watch this team kick ass. Also, where can I find these condensed games also?
THanks for the help


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Ashley Eide scored hit the 20-point mark for the third consecutive game, leading South Dakota State over North Dakota State, 76-57, in the Summit League women's basketball opener for both teams Sunday afternoon at Frost Arena.
In recording win No. 299 of head coach Aaron Johnston's career, the Jackrabbits improved to 9-5 overall. NDSU dropped to 4-9 on the season.
SDSU got off to a fast start, making eight of its first 10 shots from the field to build an early 18-5 lead. Back-to-back three-pointers by Eide and Megan Waytashek fueled the outburst, which included a pair of baskets by Leah Dietel.
The Jackrabbits continued to extend their lead throughout the first half, taking their largest lead of the opening stanza, 45-17, on consecutive three-pointers from opposite sides of the floor by Hannah Strop in the closing minutes. SDSU, which shot 54.8 percent (25-of-47) in the first half, led 45-19 at halftime.
The SDSU lead quickly grew to 30 points early in the second half. NDSU put together a run to get back to within 22 points at 58-36, but the Jackrabbits scored the next nine on treys by Eide and Waytashek, followed by a traditional three-point play by Dietel.
Eide finished with a game-high 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting from the field. Waytashek scored 17 points, while Dietel ended the afternoon with 14 points and a game-high eight rebounds.
The Jackrabbits shot an even 50 percent for the game, 28-of-56, including an 8-of-13 effort from behind the arc. Waytashek was 3-for-3 on three-pointers, while Hannah Strop went 3-for-4 en route to nine points. At the line, SDSU was 12-of-15, 80 percent.
Holly Johnson, Dani DeGagne and Katie Birkel each scored 11 points to lead NDSU. The Bison ended the day 23-of-56 from the field, 41.1 percent, with a 4-for-13 effort on three-point attempts. NDSU made 7-of-10 free throw tries for 70 percent.
NDSU held a slim 33-32 rebounding advantage as DeGagne and Jamie Van Kirk each recorded six rebounds.
Courtesy: SDSU
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