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Film Notes: Interviews withIvan Jaigirdhar and Anuj Vadiya of 3rd I Film Festival in San FranciscoBy Kamla Bhatt • Sep 19th, 2012
Category: Books, Movies, Music, Televison, Bollywood, Diaspora, Film, Film Notes, India, Interviews, San Francisco, YouTube Videos
San Francisco is getting ready for its 10th year celebration of South Asian films. 3rd I Film Festival featuring South Asian films opens today in San Francisco and runs through the 23rd of September 2012. And for the first time they will show films in San Jose on September 30th. Here is the link to the festival guide.
I sat down to talk with co-founder Ivan Jaigirdar and co-progammer Anuj Vaidya, who take us behind the scenes and talk about the festival got its start and the highlights of this year's festival. Recently, both Ivan and Anuj were recognized as "local heroes" by KQED and Union Bank of California.
Interview with Ivan Jaigirdar:
Interview with Anuj, who highlights some of the interesting South Asian films at this year's festival.


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This film is about the dream and imagination of a would-be filmmaker. The story depicts how he, with his innocent look, views the rural Bangladesh society and how that innocence gets shattered. This protagonist, Arif, a young man with dreams of making films, goes to a village far from the capital city Dhaka to visit a fair. More
After more than 27 years of absence Chand returns to his birthplace in a stormy night. When he was still a child his parents were killed and the murderer seized his fields. Without exposing his real identity he meets the people that characterised his childhood: the sorceress Kunjuburi, his friend Fazlu and the son of his parent's murderer, Mannaf Khan. More

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Where in the Bible does it say that Jesus is God?
There is no place in the Bible that says the three words "Jesus is God," but we don't need those exact words to determine that Jesus is God in flesh. There are many verses that teach this.
- John 1:1, 14, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God…14, And the Word became flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, glory as of the only begotten from the Father, full of grace and truth."
- John 5:18, "For this cause therefore the Jews were seeking all the more to kill Him, because He not only was breaking the Sabbath, but also was calling God His own Father, making Himself equal with God."
- John 8:24, "I said therefore to you, that you shall die in your sins; for unless you believe that I am He, you shall die in your sins." (The word "he" is not found in the Greek. Compare with Exodus 3:14)
- John 8:58 with Exodus 3:14. John 8:58, "Jesus said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was born, I am." Exodus 3:14, "And God said to Moses, "I AM WHO I AM"; and He said, "Thus you shall say to the sons of Israel, 'I AM has sent me to you.'"
John 20:28, "Thomas answered and said to Him, 'My Lord and my God!'"
- Col. 2:9, "For in Him all the fulness of Deity dwells in bodily form."
- Phil. 2:5-8, "Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus, 6 who, although He existed in the form of God, did not regard equality with God a thing to be grasped, 7 but emptied Himself, taking the form of a bond-servant, and being made in the likeness of men. 8 And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross."
- Heb. 1:8, "But of the Son He says, "Thy throne, O God, is forever and ever, and the righteous scepter is the scepter of His kingdom."
So, it should be quite clear that the writers of the New Testament considered Jesus to be divine.
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At a glance: risk levels of state computer systemsFebruary 26, 2014 @ 9:25 am
|Initial cybersecurity risk assessments of state systems linking to federal computers to help enroll people for coverage under the new health care law found widespread risks. These assessments by the federal Health and Human Services department were provided by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. The Obama administration says they represent "outdated" snapshots and that security issues were either resolved or are being addressed. States need approval to connect to federal computer systems. States with high-risk issues can be approved if they are tackling the problems.
|The potential impact of security flaws is rated high if a breach could have a severe or catastrophic impact on organizational operations, organizational assets, or individuals
|moderate if the consequences would be serious, and low if the adverse effects would be limited. No information was provided for Delaware and New Jersey.
|State Date of Assessment Risk Level
|Alabama 9/25/2013 High
|Alaska 9/24/2013 High
|Arizona 9/20/2013 High
|Arkansas 9/29/2013 Moderate
|California 9/25/2013 Moderate
|Colorado (Medicaid) 9/29/2013 High
|Colorado (Exchange) 9/29/2013 High
|Connecticut 9/16/2013 High
|DC 9/26/2013 High
|Florida 9/29/2013 High
|Georgia 1/29/2014 High
|Hawaii 9/28/2013 High
|Idaho 9/24/2013 High
|Illinois 9/28/2013 High
|Indiana 9/29/2013 High
|Iowa 9/24/2013 High
|Kansas 12/26/2013 High
|Kentucky 9/13/2013 Approval recommended
|Louisiana 9/29/2013 High
|Maine 10/3/2013 High
|Maryland 9/24/2013 Moderate
|Massachusetts 9/24/2013 Moderate
|Michigan 9/26/2013 Moderate
|Minnesota 9/28/2013 High
|Mississippi 9/27/2013 Moderate
|Missouri 10/8/2013 High
|Montana 9/27/2013 Moderate
|Nebraska 9/29/2013 High
|Nevada 9/24/2013 High
|New Hampshire 9/24/2013 High
|New Mexico 9/29/2013 High
|New York 9/20/2013 Approval recommended
|North Carolina 9/29/2013 High
|North Dakota 12/16/2013 High
|Ohio 9/29/2013 Moderate
|Oklahoma 10/15/2013 Moderate
|Oregon 9/27/2013 High
|Pennsylvania 9/28/2013 High
|Rhode Island 9/20/2013 High
|South Carolina 9/24/2013 High
|South Dakota 9/29/2013 High
|Tennessee 11/8/2013 High
|Texas 10/3/2013 High
|Utah 1/29/2014 Low
|Vermont 9/20/2014 Approval recommended
|Virginia 9/29/2014 High
|Washington 9/20/2014 Approval recommended
|West Virginia 10/3/2013 High
|Wisconsin 9/29/2013 High
|Wyoming 9/29/2013 High
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OBJECT OF THE MONTH – January 2007
Robert Piesen (1921-1977), Portrait of Pavla Mautnerová (b. 1919)
This portrait of the painter Pavla Mautnerová (b. 1919) dates from the mid-1950s. It was made by one of the most distinctive Czech painters of the second half of the 20th century, Robert Piesen (1921-1977), Mautnerová's lifetime partner. It is one of Piesen's figurative works that often featured his partner. Gradually moving away from the figurative tendencies of modern art, however, Piesen, along with a number of his contemporaries at the end of the 1950s, developed a purely abstract form of structural painting; this became synonymous with his unique, meditative approach to painting. Robert Piesen taught himself to paint by tirelessly studying and copying artworks by old and modern masters. He managed to survive the Second World War, having concealed his Jewish descent. In the late 1950s and early 1960s he became a key figure in the Czech Informel art movement. In 1965 he moved to Vienna with Pavla Mautnerová, from where he soon left for Israel. Piesen lived and worked alongside his wife in the Ein Hod art colony near the port town of Haifa, which was founded by Piesen's close friend, the Israeli artist Marcel Janco (1895-1984). Robert Piesen died on January 20, 1977.
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What does ENG mean in Occupation & Positions?
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Recently by Mark Sisson: I Am a Strong, Happy, Healthy, Life-Loving Man
It's Friday, everyone! And that means another Primal Blueprint Real Life Story from a Mark's Daily Apple reader. If you have your own success story and would like to share it with me and the Mark's Daily Apple community please contact me here. I'll continue to publish these each Friday as long as they keep coming in. Thank you for reading!
Thank you for The Primal Blueprint – a book that has changed the way I eat.
I grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm a long time ago. 71 years old as I write this. Have been eating grains and grain products – anything made with flour – my whole life. I liked bread – especially when it was loaded with butter.
It was Gary Taubes' Why We Get Fat that encouraged me to pursue other reading with the same subject material. That was when I found The Primal Blueprint. Both books spoke to me. Just made sense. That was early last summer. It was a poor time to start new eating habits when I would be dining with friends and relatives during my summer in Colorado.
Both books said to eliminate grain products from the diet. I believe my diet always was healthy. Never did buy into the low fat craze. The new variation (my paleo version) emphasized salads, vegetables, some legumes and meats (grass feed beef) or chicken (dirty feet free range) or fish (wild). However, the grain products still had a very small place in the diet along with the occasional sweets.
About two months ago, it was time to get serious and eliminate the grain products (breads, pasta, sweet rolls, pretzels) from my diet. After about two weeks, I realized that I was no longer gobbling antacid pills after many meals. Interesting. Costco was going to be in trouble economically. For many years, a large economy size container of antacids had a place in my larder. I ate them like candy after almost every meal.
No indigestion after every meal. Took a while to come to terms with that. Then I also noted that I hadn't had an attack of GERD (acid reflux). Could these body reactions actually be attributable to grain products? I would have to give up bread. That is okay. I can mainline the butter.
I also recall the times when the indigestion lingered for two to three days regardless of my antacid ingestion. So I headed to the hospital emergency room with what appeared to be a heart problem. Appears I had a "gluten attack". I am embarrassed to recall those experiences. Seems there might be some new questions the doctors might want to ask the patients after discovering there really is no heart problem. Perhaps it might be a gluten problem.
Time to search the internet. Yes. Gluten can cause acid indigestion and GERD flare ups. And I had been living this way for seventy years. As a child, my parents correctly recognized that I had a food sensitivity to whole wheat products. My gut ached within an hour of eating whole wheat products. So while everyone else ate whole wheat, I ate white bread and white flour products. That didn't bother me. At least I didn't think it did. That was the end of the issue and life goes on.
As I thought about gluten and grains in the diet, I recalled the chest pains I had 40 years ago as a result of drinking beer. Another aha moment. Beer is made from grains. Further research on the internet. Turns out there are traces of gluten in beer. Guess I had found the trace. Pain is an incentive. Quit drinking beer at that time and switched to hard liquors.


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Caption: The red harvester ant (Pogonomyrermex barbatus) is a species common in the Southwest United States. Scientists have deciphered the genome of this ant species. Published in the Jan. 31, 2011 online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the sequenced genome could provide new insights on how embryos with the same genetic code develop into either queens or workers ants.
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text: Now that the demolition of three downtown buildings destroyed by the September fire has been completed. remaining businesses are looking forward to seeing what will rise from the vacant spaces. The Winona Chamber's Main Street Program Coordinator, Dave Bittner, says there is a lot of interest in what will happen to the Third and Center street area. Bittner says the downtown area has seen a lot of its empty storefronts filled. Bittner says the Main Street Program plans to continue many of the events that were held in 2013 that attracted more people downtown like the progressive dinner and sweet stroll.


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The Ellis County Press named Wilmer official newspaper – again
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WILMER - The Ellis County Press has been named the city's official newspaper again after council members and citizens voiced their disappointment over the Lancaster Today's coverage of the town.
In June of last year, Mayor Linda Root said she wanted to put city legal notices in a Dallas County paper, but a state law requires cities use generally-circulated newspapers for publishing of legal notices.
At the time, Root said a Dallas bonding company wanted to put their notices in a Dallas County paper, with Lancaster Today was the closest.
Today Newspapers publish papers in Lancaster, Midlothian, DeSoto, Cedar Hill and Duncanville.
Before the switch last June, Root said the Lancaster paper would not be providing coverage of the city's business.
'I'm pretty disappointed [at the lack of coverage],' said Henry Martinez.
The Wilmer City Council voted unanimously to make The ECP its official paper; originally, Martinez, Jesse Petton and Don Hudson voted to make the switch.
'The Ellis County Press has always covered our city for as long as I can remember,' said Wilmer resident Connie Bain. 'I don't read the other one.'


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The Role of Renin-Angiotensin Agents in Altering the Natural History of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
- Joel A. Lardizabal,
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Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality worldwide. Renin-angiotensin system (RAS) blockers have been indispensable in diminishing the macrovascular and microvascular complications of diabetes. In addition, cumulative evidence from retrospective studies pointed toward a beneficial effect of RAS agents in preventing the development and progression of T2DM. This disease-modifying potential of RAS blockers has been substantiated by recent prospective trials. Contemporary concepts regarding the natural history of T2DM and the pathophysiologic processes involved have increased our understanding of the mechanisms underlying the therapeutic potential of these agents in diabetes management. In addition to their established roles in the primary prevention of CVD in patients with diabetes, RAS blockers might be considered a suitable therapeutic choice for preventing the development of frank diabetes in high-risk patients.
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Battle Launch PartyPresident and CEO of Cormetech, Steve Suttle, with Joni Madison, COO of McKinney and Battle of the Bands organizer
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Battle Launch PartyMartha Idler and Steve Suttle, co-chairs on the Board of Directors for KidZNotes
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Battle Launch PartyKidZNotes Executive Director Katie Wyatt shows off her temporary tattoo with Ed Beroset of Raleigh-based company Elster Solutions
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Battle Launch PartyAlex Saiz and Elanah Sykes of McKinney
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Battle Launch PartyKelly Poythress, Brooke Cagle May, Dean Driskill and Eileen Cowel, all employees at the "Best Bank in Durham," SunTrust
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Battle Launch PartyThe Barhop String Quartet, with KidZNotes Executive Director Katie Wyatt on viola, Laura Thomas and Rob Rempher playing violin, and Phil Warren on cello
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Battle Launch PartyMike Truzy, music teacher at Eastway Elementary, leads the KidZNotes kids in song
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Battle Launch PartyTonya Suggs, music director of the Beethoven Ensemble, stands with her class after their performance. The kids received a standing ovation after their renditions of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and Beethoven's "Rondo."
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Battle Launch PartyBrad Brinegar, CEO of McKinney, accepts a portrait of KidZNotes kids by artist Vita Jones as a gift from the organization
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Battle Launch PartyLucia Peel Powe, founder of KidZNotes, with Steve Suttle
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Battle Launch PartyVictoria Jones, accompanist for KidZNotes, with Tonya Suggs
The sixth Triangle Corporate Battle of the Bands, which showcases bands from around the Triangle for a night of corporate rock 'n' roll at American Tobacco, won't be rockin' till September, but McKinney, this year's Battle host, got the party started last Wednesday by hosting a Launch Party in Bay 7 to introduce this year's benefiting charity — KidZNotes.
The nonprofit organization fights poverty and encourages positive decision making by instructing and engaging children in classical orchestral music. KidZNotes serves children in the poorest neighborhoods in East Durham, and strives to eventually create quality youth orchestras around the state. So this year, the Battle will mix classic rock with the classical in support of the charity.
Representatives from Triangle-area companies Elster, KeySource, Summit Consulting, SunTrust and, of course, McKinney declared battle at the Launch Party, and Durham Bulls' on-field announcer, Jatovi McDuffie, who emceed the kick-off event, encouraged other companies to do the same.
"I have a 2-year-old," Jatovi said to the crowd. "I want my kid in KidZNotes. Don't we want KidZNotes in every elementary school?"
Bands are allowed entry into the Battle on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, or for more information, click here. And check out our slideshow of the Launch Party, featuring folks from Battle companies, KidZNotes, and the stars of the whole shebang: the children in the KidZNotes ensemble.


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Amanda, Angie, Jen and Pat and I have gone away for the weekend for the last celebration of Angie's 40th birthday.
We are staying at the Briars, about 90 minutes north of Toronto.
Here's where we ware staying. We usually come up every year in the winter so it's nice to see what it looks like in the summer. It's gorgeous!
There are clouds (yes, clouds!) of black flies ... something we don't see in Toronto! Very annoying!
Jen and I did a cruise around the Point with Captain Brian. We liked it so much that we didn't get off the boat and we did it again!
Here's the view from my deck:
Here's Jen, Amanda, Pat and Angie:
Angie gave us all gifts ... mine is a magnet that says "It's all about me".
Here we are at supper ... me, Jen, Angie, Amanda and Pat.
There is a DJ who spins the tunes every Saturday night in the dining room. He's about 100 years old! The dining room was really quiet tonight and the tunes were lame so we headed out of there early.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
The Briars, Jackson's Point, ON
5 comments:
Great to see you ladies enjoyed your day/evening. Thanks for sharing your photos, Teena!
- 28 June 2009 at 04:01
- kim said...
Looks like you have a fun weekend!
- 28 June 2009 at 14:10
- Angie in TO said...
Thanks for coming Teena, it meant a lot to me, and it was another good time at the Briars!
- 28 June 2009 at 20:57
- lisaschaos said...
Looks like great fun! Black flies are really annoying though, hope you didn't get bitten too much!
- 29 June 2009 at 00:31
- Teresa said...
Lucky you, looks like a fun time. Thankfully the weather cooperated for you. Always nice to get away with the girls.
- 29 June 2009 at 10:34
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Clubbers who present a food stamp card will pay just a $5 cover charge, the Daily Caller reports.
Manager Harman Wilson says the night is meant to complement the club's other theme nights, such as Fat Tuesday, Karaoke Wednesday or Thirsty Thursday.
Wilson says patrons will not be able to use their food stamps to buy alcoholic beverages. He says he hopes the novel approach will draw people to the club.
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A lot of people sell their food stamps or credit on the EBT card. Either way who cares you get a free shot at the door. How can you gripe with that?
No Lunch Break "Pomotions"?
Methinks da club needs II hire a copy editor.
Looks to me like the promoters got exactly what they wanted, free publicity.
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|Sat, 11-09-2013 - 8:43am
I was going to install a plain pet door - but one major concern is how to keep out racoons/possums, etc!?
Im lately hearing about these electronic types, now suddenly, which run on either a special color or via the microchip, back of the neck. My 3 cats, however, have never worn collars & I fear if they would take to such!
Anyone have experience with such & can provide info? thanks!!!
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Unfortunately I don't have any experience with pet doors...although sometimes I wish I did....LOL... It would be so much easier if my Cleo could just go in and out as she wanted.
I have heard of the ones that run from a special collar...that way once the animal is either in or out the door locks. I do imagine that, given where you live, there might be the chance of another animal getting into the door, especially if they smell food.
Hopefully someone else with experience will chime in. I'll check over on the Dogs Board.
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We used to have pet doors when our three cats were indoor/outdoor (that was over 20 years ago, though, well before the radio-controlled doors), and only once did we have a racoon get in through the door (that's a long story for another time). However, we did have stray cats come in so that wasn't cool... Also, we had one cat who simply would NOT use the door since she couldn't see what was on the other side!
Our cats did wear flea collars, but not willingly or happily, and one was skilled at losing them as soon as she was outside. I suspect those radio chip collars are pretty pricey so you wouldn't want to be replacing them if you have a Houdini cat as well.
The microchip idea sounds intriguing, especially as they are now recommended so you can identify your wee beastie if it is ever lost and picked up by the dog warden, etc. Can they tune the door to the microchip, and would there any side effects? I don't know enough about them to know.


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In order to understand what it does you need to first understand how a browser sends a POST request.
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The class I developed will change this POST request to something like this:
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Parents' First Concerns about Toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Effect of Sibling Status.
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Symptoms of autism spectrum disorders may appear as early as 6 months, but parent concern, which can precipitate evaluation, often lags significantly. The presence of typical or atypical older siblings can change parents' sensitivity to departures from typical development. This study investigated type and age of parent's first concerns in toddlers with autism spectrum disorder, prior to diagnosis. Participants had (1) at least one older sibling with autism spectrum disorder (Sibs-ASD); (2) only typically developing older siblings (Sibs-TD), or (3) were only/oldest (No-Sibs). Specific autism spectrum disorder diagnoses and symptom severity were similar among groups. Developmentally, No-Sibs showed the largest delays, followed by Sibs-TD, followed by Sibs-ASD. Mean age of first concern was 16 months for No-Sibs, 14 months for Sibs-TD, and 10 months for Sibs-ASD. Age of first concern differed significantly by group, even after controlling for mother's age and education. Concern about language was prevalent in all groups. Thus, the presence of an older child with typical or, especially, atypical development was associated with earlier concerns for the affected child, despite milder developmental delays. These findings underscore the importance of encouraging parents to report concerns to pediatricians, routine standardized screening for autism spectrum disorder, and the need for pediatrician vigilance, especially for only or oldest children.


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… as the Harley riders say. Fred Barnes, who competes with Kid Kristol for being wrong all of the time, now announces that McCain's the only Republican who can win, and aren't we lucky that no true conservative got the nomination!
Socrates warns us that what a tyrant considers to be his fondest dream is actually the people's nightmare. Look at this feverish rant:
"McCain has little margin for error. He needs to win the overwhelming backing of social and religious conservatives, too. He must attract the relatively small contingent who've supported Ron Paul to prevent Paul from running as a third party libertarian candidate for president. (Paul says he has no plans to do this.)"
What?? Hey, Fred, I thought we conservatives were all fruit loops and kids throwing temper tantrums! Just what neocon dialectic dictates that we will now cheer for McCain? What will he offer us? Torture and 100-year wars?
The condescension reeks. We are sheep to be herded. Just a word from McCain (advised, of course, by Fred) and we will all love Ozymandias.
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Trash is collected between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. for all city households. To report a missed pick-up, please call Waste Management directly at 303-797-1600.
What Will Waste Management Pick-Up?
Place your trash containers/bags curbside by 7 a.m. on your pick-up day but no earlier than 7 p.m. the evening before. Make sure they are directly accessible for trash collection and not obstructed from view by fences, hedges or automobiles.
Trash must be placed in cans, disposable cartons or plastic bags, which must be tied securely. Each container or bag must not exceed a weight of 50 pounds. All containers (not to exceed 32-gallon capacity) must have a tight-fitting cover in place at all times. Cool fireplace ashes and bag them separately.
Yard clippings such as grass and leaves should be bagged, and bags must be tied securely. Tree limbs must be no longer than four feet and no more than 18 inches in diameter. Limbs must be tied in bundles that are no heavier than 50 pounds.
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The city doesn't pick up hazardous waste chemicals such as pesticides, paint products, oil, concrete, automotive batteries and biological or medical waste. For information on disposing of these items, please call Tri-County Health at 303-288-6816. Excessive volumes of trash as determined by the city also will not be collected.
Reduce. Reuse. Recycle!
The city provides single stream recycling,which means materials do not have to be sorted - you can place all items together in the recycling bins provided.
What can be recycled? Acceptable items include newspaper, office paper, tin/steel and aluminum cans, junk mail, phone books, magazines, glass bottles, cardboard boxes, catalogs, chipboard packaging and plastic (#1 through and #7). Download a
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The city does allow large items such as an appliance or piece of furniture to be picked up. Residents must call Waste Management at 303-797-1600 at least 24 hours before his/her normal trash day to schedule this service. Auto parts (engine blocks, transmissions, and auto body parts) are not permitted.
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Edward Scissorhands; Sadler's Wells
A modern fairytale with a festive slant, Matthew Bourne's revived Edward Scissorhands is one of the more atmospheric Christmas productions currently on show in the capital. Based on the film of the same name, the show features dancing of a standard you'd expect to see at Sadler's Wells, but spectators should find themselves equally impressed by the agreeably kitsch reproduction of old-school Americana on stage – think white picket fences and pompom-wielding cheerleaders – and the live orchestral accompaniment throughout. During my visit the audience showed their appreciation with a standing ovation.
When: until Sunday January 11
Where: Sadler's Wells, Roseberry Avenue, EC1R 4TN
Getting there: by Tube to Angel
Cost: tickets cost from £12 to £55
Make your own wreath; Shoreditch
This weekend is your last chance to participate in Columbia Creative's Christmas wreath-making workshops. During the hour-long classes, participants will be provided with all the materials and guidance necessary to make their own wreaths, which they are then of course free to keep. All previous classes have sold out but there's still availability for two final sessions: one on the evening of Friday December 19, the other on the morning of Sunday December 21.
Where: Boxpark Shoreditch, 2-10 Bethnal Green Rd, E1 6GY
Getting there: by Overground to Shoreditch High Street or Tube to Liverpool St
Cost: £25
Olympia Horse Show
Fans of equestrianism have a rare opportunity to indulge their passion in central London this week, with the return of the London International Horse Show at Olympia. Fiercely contested competition, finely tuned displays and dressage performances all show steeds at the peak of their ability, but for something a bit different the programme also includes the dog agility stakes and a Shetland pony grand national – they're possibly not what you might expect from this upmarket occasion but think of them as fringe events.
When: until Monday December 22
Where: Olympia Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, London W14 8UX
Getting there: by Tube to Barons Court or Hammersmith
How much: tickets cost from £15
Light up the palace; Hampton Court Palace
Explore Hampton Court Palace's gardens like never before during 'Light up the Palace'. During their after-dark visit, participants can follow an interactive light trail to see the palace, its grounds and attractions, such as its maze, illuminated by dynamic displays. Wandering the trail takes about an hour so visitors are advised to wrap up warm; there'll be seasonal food and drink available on site to provide sustenance as you go upon your way.
When: until Tuesday December 23 (from 5pm to 8pm)
Where: East Molesey, Surrey KT8 9AU
Getting there: by rail to Hampton Court
Cost: £10; children £5
Winterville; Victoria Park
Perhaps best – and most lazily – described as East London's take on Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland, the inaugural Winterville is billed by its organisers as "an alternative festive experience". While the expected collection of stalls, street food traders, ice rink and rides are in place, the attraction also hosts free gigs, club nights, comedy performances and cabaret shows in its Spiegeltent, and caters to customers well into the evening. It's a good bet if you're looking for a fun, festive date destination over the coming weeks too.
When: until Thursday January 1
Where: Victoria Park, Grove Road, E3 5TB
Getting there: by rail or Tube to Bethnal Green
Cost: entry is free
Christmas at Kew
Romantic and atmospheric, Christmas at Kew invites visitors to take a night-time walk along an illuminated one-mile trail through the botanic gardens. Along the way expect to encounter giant light sculptures and what organisers call "mistletoe moments". Elsewhere on the grounds you'll find a grotto and Christmas rides and for visitors who want to extend their stay, it's possible to buy day-time passes to Kew for the reduced price of £7, meaning there's time to see the gardens in their entirety before darkness descends and the lights go up.
When: until Saturday January 3
Where: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3AB
Getting there: by rail to Richmond or Tube/Overground to Kew Gardens
Cost: £15
Ice skating
Dark and dreary December may be, but it also marks the time that London's seasonal ice rinks reopen. Among the most spectacular is Somerset House's, but you could also visit Eyeskate at the London Eye, Canary Wharf's ice rink and others throughout the capital. For further suggestions on prices and opening hours, and details on when other venues open, see our complete guide to London's best ice rinks.


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It Happened In July Of 2012
In July…
The July 3rd passing of entertainment legend Andy Griffith is felt by many fans, including Brad Paisley, who asked Andy to star in the music video for "Waitin' on a Woman," which won the 2008 CMA Award for Music Video of the Year. At the time of the video, Brad said that Andy's work has truly influenced his life.
Carrie Underwood is new on the radio with "Blown Away," the second single and title track to her latest album.
On the Fourth of July, President Obama and the USO honor our armed forces and their families with the fourth annual "Salute to the Military" USO concert, featuring Brad Paisley. Held on the White House South Lawn, the event also streams live to fans across the nation.
On July 24th, Love and Theft release their self-titled album, their first for RCA, which features the singles "Runnin' Out of Air" and the song that will become their first number-one smash, "Angel Eyes."
Jake Owen and his wife Lacey Buchanan Owen announce that the couple will be welcoming their first child, a baby girl, in November.
Kenny Chesney hits number-one with his red-hot smash, "Come Over," which earns RIAA certification as a Gold Digital Single in just over nine weeks, becoming the fastest Gold Single certification of Kenny's career!


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Native Dropbox app arrives for Windows 8 and Windows RT devices
The promised Dropbox app for Windows 8 and RT devices is finally here, bringing native interaction with your storage account in the cloud. Dropbox is, of course, much more than a simple storage service now, so the app takes into account the full possibilities for downloading, uploading and sharing files that it offers.
Sharing can be done by full integration with the respective menu in the charms bar of Windows 8/RT, but the nice feature for automatic upload in the background we were used to in Win 7, is conspicuously missing, yet you get the nice Modern UI to somewhat compensate. Hit the source link for downloading the Dropbox app on your Windows 8 or RT gear, if you are one of the more than 100 million users of the service.
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Two Free Events in Remembrance of September 11
This weekend Film Society commemorates the 10-year anniversary of September 11 with free screenings of Jules and Gedeon Naudet's documentary "9/11" and Spike Lee's "25th Hour."
"Transitions: Recent Polish Cinema" Starts Tonight!
The series offers up provocative new work by filmmakers seeking to capture the ever-changing face of Polish culture as well as two beautifully restored classics of Polish cinema.
49th NYFF: Buy Tickets Here!
There are three ways to buy general public tickets for the 49th New York Film Festival!
Last Minute Offer from New York Film Festival
In order to buy tickets before they go on sale to the general public next week, you need to become a member of the Film Society of Lincoln Center by 6PM, ET today.
Nicolae Ceaușescu for Beginners
The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceaușescu, which opens Friday at the Film Center, is best enjoyed with a little historical context about the Romanian communist leader.
Jason Denton Bringing New Café to Our Film Center
Jason Denton's new café, Indie Food and Wine, opens next week!
Mega September At Lincoln Center
28 days until NYFF, but before that a very busy September.
49th NYFF: Call for Volunteers!
Want to get involved with one of the world's premier film festivals? The NYFF needs dedicated, enthusiastic cinephiles to help with everything from the red carpet to hospitality.
UPDATE: Film Center Re-Opens! "Circumstance," "Senna" & "Mozart's Sister." Q & As Tonite!
We're back in business tonight with screenings all evening at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center.
UPDATE: Film Center Re-opening tonight. Walter Reade Theater Closed on Sunday, August 28
Due to Hurricane Irene, both the Walter Reade Theater and the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center were closed for part of the weekend. The Film Center re-opens tonight.


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Page 1 – Introduction and reason for doing this
The goal of this blog post is to produce a never booted installation of OS X Mountain Lion, in a VMDK, which can be used as a template in VMware vSphere vCenter 5.1.
The reason for doing this, is that when a OS X installation is done the normal way, using the Installation GUI, then on the first boot of the newly installed machine there is created a bunch of machine specific files and items.
These machine specific files and items, e.g. the Local Kerberos Key Distribution Center (or LKDC), needs to be cleaned out, if the installation is going to be used as a template, either in VMware vSphere or using traditional image deployment techniques.
Instead of doing the installation using the normal GUI procedures, it is possible to install OS X into an empty DMG image file, and therefor the installed version of OS X is never booted, and thereby the machine specific files and items are never created. Leaving you with a pristine and untouched version of OS X, ready to be booted for the very first time, when deployed.
During this blog post I will walk you through how to do all this, with detailed instructions and screenshots.
I will be using the following tools and files throughout this blog post:
System Image Creator
This is a BASH script, for installing and configuring a never booted version of OS X into a DMG image file.
It is a free Open Source tool, originally created by Duncan McCracken, at Mondada.com.au
The newest version of the BASH script is available on Github: https://github.com/mondada/SIC
Disk Utility
This is a built in GUI application, 'Disk Utility.app', located in '/Applications/Utilities/'. It is used for managing hard drives and disk images.
This is a built-in Command Line tool in OS X, which is the CLI equivalent of the GUI 'Installer.app'. But the CLI version lets you specify the target disk to be install into. In this blog post it will be a mounted Sparseimage file that will be the target.
VMware Fusion
This is VMware's desktop hypervisor for Mac.
I am not going to be using it in the normal way.
Instead I am going to use some Command Line Utilities included with VMware Fusion. More precisely vmware-rawdiskCreator and vmware-vdiskmanager.
It does not have to be a purchased version of VMware Fusion, a Trial version will work fine in this case.
Obtain VMware Fusion here: http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/overview.html
VMware Tools for OS X from a ESXi host
VMware Tools for OS X will be install via the Command Line into the never booted version of OS X.
Install OS X Mountain Lion.app
The newest version of "Install OS X Mountain Lion.app", by buying and downloading "OS X Mountain Lion" from the App Store.
Direct link to App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/os-x-mountain-lion/id537386512?mt=12
Once downloaded, don't actual run the installer.
Instead, go into your Applications folder, '/Applications', and locate the app called: 'Install OS X Mountain Lion'.
Right-click (or CTRL+click) on it, and chose 'Show Packages Contents', which will open a new Finder window, revealing the contents of the app.
In this new Finder window, navigate to the following folder:
Contents -> Shared Support
In here is a file called InstallESD.dmg.
This 'InstallESD.dmg' file is a "Virtual DVD" for installing Mountain Lion onto either a physical or virtual Mac.
This blog post consists of the following pages:
- Page 1 – Introduction and reason for doing this
- Page 2 – Creating an never booted DMG using System Image Creator
- Page 3 – Applying a configuration and exporting a Master, using System Image Creator
- Page 4 – Clone the DMG to a Sparseimage file using Disk Utility.app and then install VMware Tools
- Page 5 – Obtain VMware Tools from ESXi host and install into the Sparseimage
- Page 6 – Converting the Sparseimage to VMDK format
- Page 7 – Making the template in vCenter 5.1 using the never booted VMDK


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Note: Use @mansfield.edu rather than @mounties.mansfield.edu.
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As many people maybe aware, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is finally released and is absolutely amazing. For many gamers, a Bethesda game release means awesome mods follow. And while the Skyrim Creation Kit has yet to be released, many people have made great visual mods. Although none of these mods change to gameplay itself, they all make the game look a whole lot better, fixing character models and replacing the low res textures with much higher res ones. I'll show off five of my favorite visual mods.
Xenius Face & Body Mods
This is a set of mods that improve the overall character faces and bodies. I highly recommend these mods and when put all together, the results are amazing. The author, Xenius, is constantly updating these mods show check out the pages often.
Skyrim Enhanced Shaders
From Tapioks, the creator of the popular Fallout New Vegas mods FNV Enhanced Shaders and OJO Bueno/POCO Bueno Texture Pack, comes Skyrim Enhanced Shaders. This mod greatly improves the games visuals with better lighting and new HDR and better Bloom effects. I've been using the Rustic palette with Ultra High Quality Sharpening and the game looks absolutely incredible with little to no hits to the frame rate.
Video Credit - Youtube user KillzoneNET
Vurts Skyrim Flora Overhaul
Vurt, The creator of Vurts Wasteland Flora Overhaul which made the trees and grass in New Vegas look awesome, has made a similar mod for Skyrim. Vurts Skyrim Flora Overhaul replaces the tree textures of Skyrim with high resolution textures. Vurt is constantly updating, so check often.
Landscape Texture Pack WIP & Improved Rock and Mountain Textures
Landscape Texture Pack by Xclear and Improved Rock and Mountain Textures by 747823, again much like most of these mods, replaces the textures for the ground and mountains. Alone these mods are great but together the overall look and feel of the world is a whole lot better. Xclear's mod comes in two flavors, 1024x1024(Medium Quality) and 2048x2048(High Quality), while 747823's mod comes in 4096x4096 and 2048x2048 texture sizes. I would say try the smaller size first and if your computer can handle it, than download and try the higher resolution version.
Isoku's Realistic Mods
There isn't much to explain, watch the video and check out the links. These mods are amazing, and if put together with Skyrim Flora, Landscape Texture and Rock and Mountain Textures, Skyrim easily becomes the best looking Bethesda game to date!


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This page contains Pokemon Red Hints for GameBoy called "Stand on a tree" and has been posted or updated on Nov 17, 2006 by luckly520. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Game Freak
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Role-Playing Console-style RPG
- Release Date: Sep 30, 1998
- ESRB: Everyone
Stand on a tree
If you have a Pokemon that knows CUT (TM 01), cut down a tree, stand on the place where the tree was cut down, save the game, and turn it off. Turn the game back on, select "Continue" and press A when the game starts. Your character should be on a tree.
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Walk-off single lifts Tribe past Panthers
The High Point University baseball team scored twice in the ninth to tie the game against William & Mary but the Panthers dropped the contest by a score of 5-4 after allowing a two-out bases-loaded single in the bottom of the ninth on Saturday afternoon.
"This was a hard-fought ballgame between two quality teams this afternoon," head coach Craig Cozart said. "Unfortunately we didn't get the result at the end. There are little things you go back to that happened during the game which got us the result we did. The effort and intensity were there. If we come back tomorrow and a little better in all the phases of the game then we will win this series."
HPU got two runners on with one out in the top of the ninth with a double by sophomore Cody Manzella and a hit-by-pitch from freshman Sly Edwards. A groundout by graduate student Adam Barry advanced the runners and brought up senior Scott Glover who was pinch hitting for junior Kyle Brandenburg. The senior came through for the second day in a row with a single to center, platting both runners and tying the game at 4-4. Glover is now 2-2 with four RBI in two pinch hit appearances in the series.
A single and an intentional walk put two William & Mary runners on with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Redshirt-junior Jaime Schultz struck out his second batter of the inning for the second out, but a wild pitch advanced both runners. The Panthers intentionally walked the bases loaded to pitch to Ryan Hissey who was 0-4. The Tribe batter fouled off six pitches before hitting a single to center to score the winning run.
High Point falls to 14-13 with the loss which evens the weekend series at a game apiece. William & Mary improves to 19-9 on the season with the win.
Senior Willie Medina put the Panthers ahead, 1-0, in the top of the first inning after singling to lead off the game and coming around to score the first run of the game. Medina hit a swinging bunt to third for an infield single then advanced to third on an error by the William & Mary pitcher on a pickoff attempt. The shortstop scored on a passed ball to put HPU up. The Medina run broke a streak of 18-2/3 scoreless innings by William & Mary starter John Farrell.
William & Mary tied the game in the bottom of the first with an unearned run on an error by Medina but High Point came right back in the top of the second with another run to go ahead 2-1. Senior Ryan Retz singled to start the inning and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt and a passed ball before scoring on a groundout to short by Edwards.
The Tribe scored twice in the bottom of the third inning to take its first lead of the series at 3-2. Michael Katz hit a one-out double to right to score the first run then came around to score on a double into the right-center gap by Charley Gould.
William & Mary added an insurance run in the bottom of the seventh inning on an RBI double by William Shaw to straight-away center field. Katz walked and moved to second on a groundout before scoring with two outs on the Shaw double.
Barry and sophomore Josh Spano went 2-4 for the Panthers in the loss. Manzella went 1-3 with a run scored and Edwards picked up both an RBI and a run scored.
Schultz took the loss for High Point out of the bullpen. Schultz pitched 4-1.3 innings and allowed two runs on four hits and four walks while striking out five. Redshirt-junior Sean Townsley started for the Panthers and pitched 4-1/3 innings. Townsley allowed three runs, two earned on six hits and a walk while striking out two.
Farrell pitched his second-straight complete game to pick up the win for William & Mary. Farrell allowed a season high four runs, three earned, on 10 hits in his nine innings of work while striking out seven. The four runs and three earned runs allowed by Farrell were both season highs for the Tribe pitcher.
High Point and William & Mary will play the rubber game of their three-game weekend series Sunday at Plumeri Park. Senior Jared Avidon will get the start for HPU. First pitch is set for 1 p.m.
WINSTON-SALEM — Sophomore Catelyn Griffin won the pole vault and freshman Sara Katherine Kirkpatrick placed second in the high jump to lead the High Point University women's track & field team at the WSSU Collegiate Invitational on Saturday.
Griffin competed in her first outdoor meet since the 2012 Big South Outdoor Championship and cleared 3.20 meters (10-6) to win the pole vault. The mark tied her collegiate best. Freshman Alyssa Palenchar cleared 3.05 meters (10-0) to place second and sophomore Ashton Kirby cleared 2.75 meters (9-0.25) to place third in the pole vault.
"Catelyn jumped with a short approach and tied her PR, so that's fantastic for her," said HPU associate head coach Eric Dudley. "It was her first meet of the season after recovering from an injury. She took a lot of time off from full vaulting, which gave her time to work on a lot of details and lay the foundation for a great future. Hopefully today's performance was an indicator of some of that work."
Kirkpatrick competed in four events while training for the heptathlon, which she will compete in at the Big South Championship. She placed second in the high jump with a height of 1.50 meters (4-11) and placed 10th in the shot put with a throw of 8.22 meters (26-11.5). On the track, Kirkpatrick took 11th in both the 200-meter (27.39) and 100-meter hurdles (19.88). Freshman Zoey Miller is also training for the heptathlon and placed 17th in the 200 and 10th in the 100-meter hurdles.
"Sara Katherine and Zoey were supposed to compete in a full heptathlon this weekend, but unfortunately there weren't enough competitors," said Dudley. "We were able to get them into the day-one events in mostly the right order, so it was still a good introduction for them. They both had some decent performances but showed there's a lot of room to improve."
Freshman Christine Rickert placed sixth in the discus with a throw of 29.77 meters (97-8). She is the current Big South Field Performer of the Week after setting the HPU record in the javelin last Saturday.
WINSTON-SALEM — Junior Tristan Faure placed second in two events and third in another to pace the High Point University men's track & field team at the WSSU Collegiate Invitational on Saturday. Freshman Austin Miller won the pole vault.
"Tristan had a really good day, getting career bests in the pole vault, hurdles and javelin," said HPU associate head coach Eric Dudley. "For him, his events were similar to the second day of the decathlon without the 1,500. The throwing events are still an ongoing project for Tristan, but he's getting a technical understanding of all of them. This meet will really help as we push forward in Tristan's quest for 7,000 points in the decathlon this season."
Faure placed second in the 110-meter hurdles in 15.27 and took second in the pole vault with a height of 4.10 meters (13-5.25). He also took third in the javelin with a throw of 46.81 meters (153-7) and placed ninth in the discus with a distance of 34.33 meters (112-7).
Miller won the pole vault with a height of 4.40 meters (14-5) and freshman Harris Coley placed third with a height of 3.80 meters (12-5.5).
"Austin won the pole vault fairly easily," said Dudley. "This meet comes at a perfect time in the season, three weeks before the conference championship. We were able to experiment with some technical tweaks in a low-pressure situation. Hopefully some of those tweaks will pay off later in the season."
Freshman Jim Wilson placed fifth in the discus with a throw of 41.56 meters (136-4) and sophomore Christian Spaulding placed sixth at 39.91 meters (130-11). Spaulding is the current Big South Field Athlete of the Week after setting the HPU record last Saturday.
In the horizontal jumps, redshirt-sophomore Max Coleman placed sixth in the triple jump in his career debut in the event. He notched a distance of 12.63 meters (41-5.25). Freshman Will Narramore placed 10th in the long jump at 5.83 meters (19-1.5).
In the men's 1,500-meter, freshmen Jeremy Lewis and Nick Davis placed 10th and 21st, respectively. HPU senior Jacob Smith, who is redshirting this season and competing unattached, won the event with a time of 3:52.35.
RALEIGH — The High Point University men's track & field team saw a school record set in the 4x1500-meter relay on Saturday at the Raleigh Relays. Benji Szalai, Jeff LaCoste, Patrick Crawford and Dakota Peachee combined for the record.
"The 4x1500 went very well today," said HPU head coach Mike Esposito. "Benji led off in about 3:53, Jeff LaCoste ran a solid leg. Dakota ran 3:52-low. It was solid and our 4x800 relay was solid too."
The Panthers set a school record of 15:38.63 in the 4x1500. The team placed third behind winner Duke (15:38.63) and runner-up Clemson (15:46.37). The Pantehrs beat Pittsburgh. HPU's second 4x1500 team placed ninth with a time of 16:24.26.
Later in the day HPU's 4x800-meter relay team of Szalai, Paul O'Donaghue, Eddie Whitlock and Peachee placed eighth with a season-best time of 7:40.57. The Panthers also entered a team that placed 22nd in 8:05.40.
In the individual running events, freshman Dennis Crawford placed 15th and senior Ryan Venable placed 16th in the 110-meter hurdles on Friday. Crawford placed second in his heat in 14.87 and Venable won his heat in 14.88. Crawford was the best of HPU's three finishers in the 400-meter hurdles, placing 42nd overall in 56.73. Freshman Andrew Kuras won his heat and placed 65th overall in the 100-meter dash in 11.19.
Redshirt-sophomore Max Coleman was the only field-event competitor for HPU at the Raleigh Relays. He placed 12th in section II of the long jump with a distance of 6.49 meters (21-3.5).
RALEIGH — Senior Kelsey Hunt headlined the High Point University women's track & field team's performance in the Raleigh Relays on Friday and Saturday. Hunt set an HPU record of 36:00.70 in the 10,000-meter on Friday night.
"That was a great result for Kelsey," said HPU head coach Mike Esposito. "She has been rock solid and she took advantage of beautiful conditions. She actually cramped up during part of the race, so she's capable of going even faster."
Hunt broke Zsanett Kis's HPU record of 36:12.19 from the Raleigh Relays in 2009. She placed 18th overall. Sophomore Lauren Blackwell placed 26th in the 10,000-meter in a career-best time of 36:43.24.
Also in Friday's track events, junior Audrey Malloy placed 12th in the top section of the 3,000-meter steeplechase in a season-best time of 11:11.90. Freshman Michelle Stolz won her heat and placed 95th overall in the 400-meter in a time of 1:00.35. On Saturday, Stolz won her heat and placed 32nd overall in the 400-meter hurdles in a time of 1:04.39.
The Panthers' sprint medley relay team of Emily Fischer, Emily De Lena, Lilla Lorand and Colleen Hollowood placed 10th overall in a time of 4:10.81. HPU's 4x1500-meter relay team of Katie Farina, Malloy, Julia Zautcke and Hollowood opened up Saturday's action also placing 10th. The Panthers' 4x100 relay of DeLena, Stolz, Kaitlin Whittington and Fischer placed 34th in a season-best 49.47.
"Audrey's steeplechase was very encouraging as she continues to make progress after being injured," said Esposito. "Michelle Stolz took a big step forward in the 400 hurdles today. Katie Farina ran a very good leg, around 4:45, in the 4x1500."