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some of our biggest issues with him is that he has torn up our kitchen floor trying to eat shadows, chewed up our door frames(again, usually over shadows), and its almost impossible to walk him without being dragged down the street. he has very few accidents in the house and he seems to have grown out of his nippy phase for the most part. oh and he will sit and beg like annoyingly while you are trying to eat or cook. im not totally sure what to do.
thor isnt my first pit but he is my first male and the only one i have had so far that i havent been able to break. my other two that i used to have i didnt have to walk with a leash or had any of the problems i do with thor.

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My baby is 11, and I'm pretty sure she'd object to me putting any stickers on her forehead. But I'm sure she'd enjoy your funny faces!
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Work Stoppages by Physicians Should Not Be Allowed
(Washington, DC): Legislation is needed to enable physicians to negotiate jointly with health plans on quality-of-care issues, according to a statement released today by the American College of Physicians - American Society of Internal Medicine. But organizations of physicians that engage in such joint negotiations should agree to certain "boundaries" so that patients' interests remain paramount at all times. Such boundaries should include strictly prohibiting strikes, slowdowns or other work stoppages that could hurt patients and limiting negotiations to quality issues.
The ACP-ASIM issued the statement in response to the decision June 23 vote by the American Medical Association's House of Delegates to form a collective negotiating unit to counteract the power of managed care organizations.
"Physicians should be able to jointly negotiate with managed care plans. Patients' interests must remain paramount at all times," said ACP-ASIM President Whitney Addington, MD, FACP. "Such negotiations are consistent with the obligations of professionalism as long as the purpose is to allow physicians to negotiate to change health plan policies that may adversely affect patients' access to high quality health care."
The ACP-ASIM supports the intent of pending legislation in Congress to allow physicians to engage in such joint negotiations. However, ACP-ASIM has not taken a position supporting or opposing any specific group's decision to form a collective negotiation unit.
"Physicians should be prohibited from engaging in price fixing or other anti-competitive actions," said Dr. Addington. "We will seek to strengthen pending legislation in these areas."
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The Smithsonian's Lemelson Center, located in the National Museum of American History, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the prestigious Nobel Prize in the new exhibition "Nobel Voices: Celebrating 100 Years of the Nobel Prize" opening on Thursday, April 26. The exhibit will close on Oct. 31.
The Nobel Prize has become an ongoing tradition that records and celebrates achievements that change the way we live. In his will, Alfred Nobel provided for prizes to be awarded "to those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind." 2001 marks the anniversary of the prizes, first awarded in 1901.
The Lemelson Center received generous support for "Nobel Voices" from the Lemelson Foundation. The exhibit was developed in collaboration with the Deutsches Museum Bonn in Germany and the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, with the cooperation of the Meetings of Nobel Prize Winners in Lindau, Germany, annually convened by Countess Sonja Bernadotte of Wisborg, Sweden. "Nobel Voices" explores the motivation and vision of Nobel laureates and the history of Alfred Nobel and his prize. It features personal video interviews of laureates, candid photographic portraits and original artifacts, including Albert Einstein's pipe and William Faulkner's tweed jacket and typewriter.
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Seven-year-old Marissa Murphy of Hudson picks the perfect bowl to fill with some tasty soup during the March 16 "Souper Bowl" event at Windham High School. (APRIL GUILMET PHOTO)
On Saturday night, locals gathered at Windham High School for the town's "Souper Bowl" event to benefit New Horizons, a homeless shelter and soup kitchen in Manchester.
Guests had the chance to choose from around 200 or so handcrafted ceramic bowls, which they filled over and over again with a variety of soups provided by local eateries.
The first Souper Bowl was held in March 2011, when a group of Windham High School students banded together to begin raising funds and awareness of the plight of some of their neighbors.
That year volunteers raised more than $1,800 for New Horizons. There was no event last year, though art teacher Hannah Cole, one of the event's organizers, said she's hoping to keep the tradition going. About 20 minutes after the doors opened Saturday night, Cole and fellow art teacher Janet Robbins said they'd collected nearly $500 toward the cause.
By night's end, they had raised $1,300.
Hundreds of area volunteers, from the students and local Girl Scouts who painted clay bowls to the National Honor Society students who reached out to area businesses for donations, made the night a possibility.
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Any knowledge will be greatly appreciated. I like the content of this site, but the sheer amount of it is overwhelming, and if I can't get back to things I've marked as favorites or "to watch," then what's the point at all?
watching this thread is supposed to email you like they did before with the "update" button. apparently this isn't enabled yet though.
one way I've found to easily revisit the posts however is to click on "1st tri" from the top of the screen, not the left column. it will take you back to the old board pages. then click on the button with the 3 horizontal lines that takes you to "my posts."


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SKANEATELES, N.Y. -- When the CNY Flyers and Buffalo Wounded Warriors took to the ice Saturday afternoon the game was less about competition and more about seizing a rare opportunity to get out on the ice.
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Set It Off recently announced their plans to re-issue their debut full-length album, Cinematics, worldwide on June 25 - while the band is on the 2013 Vans Warped Tour. The newest version will offer four additional tracks including two brand new songs - "Kill the Lights" and "Partners in Crime" - which were recorded in January 2013, with Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount [All Time Low, Cartel, Mayday Parade] at Vintage Song Studios in Alpharetta, GA.
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Dear Liz: I am a CPA and fairly knowledgeable about investing, but I have a question about my IRAs. I am 58 and my husband is in his mid-80s. We both are retired with federal pensions and no debt other than a mortgage. My plan is to start taking money annually from my traditional IRA in two or three years. I want to reduce the required minimum distribution I will need to start taking at age 701/2 and lessen the tax impact at that time. Should I put these annual withdrawals in my regular investment account or should I put them in the Roth IRA? My goal is to lessen the tax impact on my only child when he ultimately inherits this money. Does my plan make sense?
Answer: Your letter is proof that our tax code is too complex if it can stymie even a CPA. Still, it's hard to imagine any scenario where you'd be better off accelerating withdrawals from an IRA and putting them in a taxable account.
A required minimum distribution "is merely a requirement to take the money out anyway," said Certified Financial Planner Michael Kitces, an expert in taxation. "All you're doing by taking money out early to 'avoid' an RMD [required minimum distribution] is voluntarily inflicting an even more severe and earlier RMD on yourself."
In other words, you'd be giving up future tax-advantaged growth of your money for no good reason.
What might make sense, in some circumstances, is moving the money to a Roth. You can't make contributions to a Roth if you're not working, because Roths require contributions be made from "earned income." What you can do is convert your traditional IRA to a Roth, either all at once or over time. You have to pay taxes on amounts you convert, but then the money can grow tax-free inside the Roth and doesn't have to be withdrawn again during your lifetime, since Roths don't have required minimum distributions. Whether you should convert depends on a number of factors, including your current and future tax rates and those of your child.
"In other words, if your tax rate is 25% and your child's is 15%, just let them inherit the [traditional IRA] account and pay the lower tax burden," said Kitces, who has blogged about the Roth vs. traditional IRA decision at http://www.kitces.com. "In reverse, though, if the parents' tax rate is lower … then yes, it's absolutely better to convert at the parents' rates than the child's. In either scenario, the fundamental goal remains the same — get the money out when the tax rate is lowest."
If you do decide to convert, remember that the conversion itself could put you in a higher tax bracket.
"It will be important not to convert so much that it drives up the tax rate to the point where it defeats the value in the first place," Kitces said. "Which means the optimal strategy, if it's to convert anything at all, will be to do partial Roth conversions to fill lower tax brackets but avoid being pushed into the upper ones."
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I see 3 scenarios where it is advantageous to withdraw from an IRA before age 701/2.
(1) To me the implication of the writer's question is that their retirement income is substantial with 2 pensions and perhaps other income from investments. So there is a good chance that the RMD, the biggest raise some will ever get (4% and more of your assets rather than of a salary!) will push the writer into a higher tax bracket. Good idea to draw down the IRA to reduce the size of the RMD.
(2) If the writer has a taxable estate, the entire value of the IRA will be included as an asset. That means that the deferred taxes, which are a LIABILITY, will be taxed. Best to avoid this double taxation by drawing down the IRA as much as possible if the rest of the estate is large enough to incur an estate tax.
(3)The Bush tax cuts have had a significant effect on the supposed tax advantages of a traditional IRA. Consider the writer's current IRA. As funds are kept in the IRA any future growth through dividends and capital gains will be taxed at ordinary income rates. Given that the writer has no earned income and cannot contribute to a Roth IRA, any withdrawals would go into a taxable account where the Bush tax cuts give favorable treatment to the growth from both dividends and capital gains. Furthermore if investments are made in solid blue chips for the long term, there will be NO capital gain at death when the basis of an asset is boosted to current market value.
Further comment: when the Bush tax cuts went into effect, it would have been wise to stop contributing to a traditional IRA and put the money into a taxable account. It looks like those tax cuts are going to around for a long time.
My scenario 3 is admittedly a special case applying to traditional IRAs funded with post-tax money. Before the advent of the Roth IRA, some of did this with post tax money betting on a lower tax rate in retirement. Of course, now the best place for that post-tax money is a Roth, and though it is better to transfer a post-tax-funded traditional IRA to a taxable account (given the Bush tas cuts), it is probably best to convert it to a Roth. Not sure about those rules.
Remember that she wants to leave this money to her child. So it likely would be part of her estate regardless, and her estate would have to be worth more than $5 million to incur federal estate taxes. (Also, I think you meant to say that deferred gains would be taxed, rather than deferred taxes.) Converting to a Roth now could make sense if her future RMDs would push her into a higher tax bracket, but it's hard to imagine a scenario where withdrawing the money earlier to put it in a taxable account would make sense unless we're talking about a massively higher tax rate in the future.


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We guess the band's still upset about that whole no-YouTube-embedding thing.
That whole 'Dark Night of the Soul' fiasco? Totally forgotten.
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We wish EMI and Snoop the very best of luck with this obviously foolproof plan.
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"If you're goin' up to the city, you better learn to shout.
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1. Paul Goodman is not terribly well known now (with good reason), but his Growing Up Absurd was one of the bibles of the first wave of Sixties rebels, particularly those who tended to rebel through lifestyle rather than politics.
2. Anyone going to see The Golden Coach in hopes of seeing Magnani waving her roots in the face of pretension will be profoundly disappointed. It's probably Renoir's worst film (I certainly hope it is), a compendium of the dreariest possible European clichés about "life." Magnani plays "woman," "the people," "France," "Marianne." She takes a succession of lovers, all claiming to be "big" men, but of course none of them are, none are worthy. Poor Marianne! Always betrayed, yet ever hopeful.
3. Crowther wrote for the New York Times in the fifties and sixties. He was endlessly reviled by everyone with the least pretension to intelligence. Liking Bosley Crowther was tantamount to saying "I am a fat suburban matron whose idea of heaven is eating a hot fudge sundae at Schraft's."
4. Also the San Francisco Chronicle, the Catholic Legion of Decency, The Nation, the New Republic, the New Statesman, Show, Show Business Illustrated … the list is fucking endless!
5. Pauline liked to present herself as a hard-drinking, wise-cracking Bette Davis gadabout, making the scene nitely in one of a dozen little black dresses. In fact, when you are a diminutive, plain-faced, middle-aged blue-stocking who does nothing but blab compulsively about the movies, your chances of scoring with even a "remotely promising" man, let alone a "charming" one, are pretty slim.
6. The argument that Kael never quite makes is that Terry Malloy is "too real" to be only a melodramatic hero that the film combines the emotional honesty of tragedy with the contrivances and easy answers of melodrama. But coming up with a properly "tragic" conclusion for On the Waterfront isn't easy, and, as Kael tells us, the people who made On the Waterfront believed in big wins because they'd had them. Besides, they wanted to sell tickets. They weren't art-house fairies.
7. Kael, like many reviewers, lets herself be suckered by Godard. We're supposed to be impressed by Belmondo because he's spontaneous, amoral, and without pretence he finds Renoir a bore and he'd rather have nothing than grief. But he "dies for love" (hanging around Seberg when he should get out of town) and falls asleep listening to Mozart's clarinet quintet. His dad was a clarinetist and used to play it all the time! The real message of Breathless is that women are cunts, not a particularly original or profound sentiment. (Yet in Une femme est une femme Godard finds feminine duplicity essential. If chicks didn't lie to guys, nothing would get done. Go figure!)
8. Part of the problem was economic. Because Kael could not get a job as a regular reviewer, she was forced to write "think" pieces that gave the "big picture." But she never really got tired of silhouetting herself against the stupidity of others.
9. She seems to have gotten a Guggenheim to do this (she thanks the foundation up front) surely not the best ROI on a Guggenheim, but probably not the worst either.
10. Yes, yes, in an earlier piece I said she got it off a Japanese movie poster. So I'm not perfect! Excuse the fuck out of me!
11. Up front, Kael says that it's wrong for the older generation to just dump on the kids, but once she gets going she can't help presenting herself as always right, the wise head continually stunned by the sheer dopiness of the young.
12. Kael goes too far, however, in denying the charge that the film romanticizes crime and violence when she claims that the Barrow gang is "horrified by [violence] and ultimately destroyed by it." After the shootout in Joplin, which resulted in the death of three cops, the gang reads its press notices with delight. They only complain when they get shot. In fact, the film does romanticize violence and barely retrieves itself by showing the bloody end of Bonnie and Clyde.
13. Kael was always careful to state her political beliefs negatively rather than positively, with good reason, because they were quite conventional. Basically, she wanted people to shut up and do their jobs, so that she could spend all of her time going to the movies. She was very suspicious of political idealism, and particularly detested the "Popular Front" art of the thirties and forties, though she much preferred to present herself as anti-fascist than anti-communist. One of her first published works, and one of her best, is her deliciously scrupulous demolition of Salt of the Earth (1953), a classic piece of revolutionary kitsch. The film, recently given a revival here in DC, was naturally given a rapturous review in the Washington Post, hailing it as a suppressed masterpiece. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose, eh? (Loosely, "crap never dies.")
14. Rona baby delivered hilariously coy inside scoops from Tinsel Town with a platinum perm and a Noo Yawk accent to die for. Compared to Rona, Access Hollywood sounds like an audio edition of the New York Review of Books. Rona always claimed to be the first to report weekly film grosses. Well, cash was her specialty.
15. Of course, it helped to be a good-looking young man, but, hey, that always helps.
16. Robert Towne will no doubt go down in history as Warren Beatty's boyfriend.
17. A young woman I knew back in the day (we weren't screwing, alas) described the film as "just Warren Beatty riding his motorcycle" a bit tart, perhaps, but closer to the mark than Pauline's drivel.
18. I wouldn't call Straw Dogs either "fascist" (though it does come close) or a work of art. It definitely is "different," and not all bad, but as soon as you see that "man trap" (a giant trap more or less designed to cut a man in half) you know exactly where the film is going to go.
19. Kael never let herself tumble to the fact that Peckinpah put Ali in the picture because she was his idea of "class."
20. Of course not. They were too stoned!
21. Tom McLaughlin, producer and star of Billy Jack, made a pile on the film, which he then used to finance The Trial of Billy Jack. Pauline gave the film the pounding it deserved, but never noticed that BJ2 was exactly the same tripe as the first film, only ten times louder.
22. In Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang, Kael reprints 280 short pieces she wrote on classic films when she was running a theater in San Francisco. Writing about films she loves (for the most part), Kael lets her enthusiasm do the selling and skips all the self-promotion.
23. Who, indeed! Particularly, if you're like me and think that 1) Citizen Kane isn't a great movie and 2) Orson Welles' only real genius was that of self-promotion.
24. "If I have reservations about a film I think is marvelous and that people should see, I don't discuss those reservations in a review," Kael told Phillip Lopate. Lopate's article, "The Passion of Pauline Kael," appears in his book, Totally, Tenderly, Tragically.
25. It was also a piece of shit.
26. Simpson's story is excellently told in Charles Fleming's book, High Concept: Don Simpson and the Hollywood Culture of Excess. Simpson helped produce such uber-kitsch classics as The Karate Kid and Flashdance, but ultimately devolved into a self-destructive monster who literally ate himself to death, pigging out on gluttonous meals that he would then "balance" with hundreds of diet pills. His house was essentially a giant medicine cabinet "sort of like Dennis Hopper's idea of heaven," said one coroner's assistant, shortly before being swallowed up by the earth.
27. It's said that Pauline had her "revenge" in a piece called "Why Are Movies So Bad?" But she'd written the same piece for the New Yorker twice before, as "The Future of Movies" and "Fear of Movies." In fact, the first piece in I Lost It at the Movies, "Zeitgeist and Poltergeist," makes exactly the same points. Hollywood is all about the money. Who knew?
28. Was Cary a queer? Pretty queer? Semi-queer? Semi-bi? Who knows? A new biography by Marc Eliot tells you everything Pauline didn't want you to know. In any event, "The Man from Dream City" was not the first New Yorker piece, and not the last, to kiss up to the stars. The Old Lady of West Forty-Third Street has a hard time believing that show folk aren't as witty and pretty off-stage as they are on.
29. George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and the big, fat American public, which went to their films in droves.
30. There is a sort of compulsive one-upsmanship that runs through Kael's work. In her early reviews, she will talk about going to the movies with an "artist friend" or an "English professor." (An English professor? No you didn't!) When she wrote for the New Yorker, she would talk about "being out with some of my young writer friends" never, strangely, was she ever "out with some of my old insurance claims adjuster friends."
31. She says nothing about films that she considers to be "art" like Renoir's Rules of the Game.
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This year, my trip to Italy's most renowned wine show, VinItaly, took on a different emphasis and dynamic. In previous years, navigating thronged pavilions of growers and tasters and trailing fellow importers was at center stage. This time, while those goals remained important, the focus was on introducing Jessica, a talented and emerging wine buyer for the shop, to many of the people that stand behind the Italian wines on our shelves. (more…)
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As Formaggio Kitchen Cambridge's wine buyer, the long-awaited arrival of spring means traveling to Verona for Italy's most significant wine expo, VinItaly. The enormity and intensity of the show are both invigorating and challenging as it offers an expansive view of Italy's wine scene, not only with thousands of indigenous grape varietals, but also with a genuine diversity of both terroirs and winemaking styles. Feeling overwhelmed is unavoidable. (more…)
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One of the most memorable tastings I had at VinItaly was with Valli Unite, a cooperative I visited in 2006, located in the hills outside of Tortona (essentially in the DOC Gavi growing area). Dreadlocked Alessandro, who now greets me on a first name basis, excitedly mentioned that in 2009 he made all of his wines without added sulfur. He recalled all of the questions and concerns that I have had over the years about sulfur usage. After some successful initial trials with Barbera and Dolcetto, he is confident enough to move forward with a more natural, minimalist approach in the cellar. This courage impressed me a great deal as did his desire to express as much terroir as possible in his wines. One of the questions that I like to ask growers is with regard to the future of their wines and their farming practices. Some producers express an ambition to sell more wine, expand into additional markets and find new exporters. Others talk about trying natural yeast fermentations, yield-reducing practices and no-sulfur cuvées. The latter type of grower is the one with whom I definitely want to establish a relationship. One can ascertain very quickly and easily who is thinking, trying, experimenting and who is merely responding to the market. (more…)
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|Southern Virginia University
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|Johnson & Wales University
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|University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Campus
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|SUNY at Binghamton
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|University of the Cumberlands
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|Shasta College
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|San Joaquin Delta College
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|Stevens Institute of Technology
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|Middlesex County College
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|California State University-Bakersfield
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|Franklin & Marshall College
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|Rio Hondo College
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|Western State College of Colorado
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|Bergen Community College
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|Aiken Technical College
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|Simpson College
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|King College
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|Washington and Lee University
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|King's College
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|Heidelberg University
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|Grand View University
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|University of North Carolina at Pembroke
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|University of Alberta
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|University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown
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|North Carolina State University at Raleigh
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|Lehigh University
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|Ohio Valley University
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|North Idaho College
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|Northwest Kansas Technical College
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|Fresno City College
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|Nassau Community College
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|University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon
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|Gloucester County College
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|Grand Canyon University
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|East Los Angeles College
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|York College
|Rande Stottlemyer -
|University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
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|Rochester Community and Technical College
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|Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
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|Lycoming College
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|North Dakota State University-Main Campus
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|Ohio Northern University
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|Waynesburg University
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|Arkansas Baptist College
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|College of Mount Saint Vincent
|Ryan Ludwig -
|Northern Illinois University
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|Labette Community College
|Ryan Rivera ? -
|Calumet College of Saint Joseph
|Ryan Smith -
|Newman University
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|West Virginia University Institute of Technology
|Scott Goodale -
|Rutgers University-New Brunswick
|Scott Hawes -
|Hannibal-Lagrange College
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|Purdue University-Main Campus
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|Williams College
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|Highline Community College
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|Victor Valley College
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|Rochester Institute of Technology
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|St. Olaf College
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|Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
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|Pacific University
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|Buena Vista University
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|Wentworth Military Academy
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|Arizona State University
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|The University of Findlay
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|Trinity College
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|Delaware Valley College
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|Saint Cloud State University
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|United States Coast Guard Academy
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|University of Virginia-Main Campus
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|Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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|North Iowa Area Community College
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|Elmhurst College
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|Old Dominion University
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|Chabot College
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|Lincoln College
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|Moorpark College
|Northland Community and Technical College
|University of Puerto Rico-Humacao
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|American University
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|Western New England University
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|Dickinson State University
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|Ashland University
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|University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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|Bridgewater State University
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|Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
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|Jamestown Community College
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|Cumberland University
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|Alma College
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|Millersville University of Pennsylvania
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|Central Michigan University
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|University of Iowa
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|Waubonsee Community College
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|Michigan State University
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|Ohio State University-Main Campus
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|Knox College
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|Limestone College
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|Clarion University of Pennsylvania
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|Montana State University-Northern
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|Santa Ana College
|Wayne Petterson -
|Neosho County Community College