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Coverage abroad | In Islamic world, head scarves not always compulsory football equipment
A scolaire (school) girls' team in Ben Slimane, Morocco, warms up on Mar 2. "For girls in Morocco, there are few options for them if they want to continue playing after they leave school," writes Matuska. (Copyright © 2007 Nicole Matuska. Used by permission.)
Rabat, Morocco| FIFA, with regard to girls and women wearing head covering during matches, has shown the limitations of setting social policy through the rules of football (see Mar 3). With a global constituency and bedrock conservatism, the rules makers and their FIFA overlords would hardly be able to solve a conundrum that has dogged societies—such as France, Britain and, now, Canada—struggling to integrate this Islamic expression of piety into secular life.
A cursory survey of women's use of the hijab within football, in both Muslim and non-Muslim lands, shows variance that likely defies a systemic approach.
Beginning in Morocco, Fulbright scholar Nicole Matuska, researching women's football while playing herself for l'Association Cité des Arts in the capital, Rabat, writes that a minority of women players choose to wear hijab during games, perhaps two or three per team. She says, "From my experience, the hijab here in Morocco is less of an issue than in other parts of the Muslim world," with the garment carrying multiple interpretations. Some who wear the hijab and play soccer receive more grief for pursuing what is perceived as a masculine game. Others earn plaudits for choosing to remain covered. Writing for Abroad View magazine, Matuska—who graduated from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, last year—recalls her first time seeing ACDA compete, in Nov 04 during a study-abroad program:
Some women wore pants and long-sleeved jerseys, attempting to cover all visible skin in accordance with Islamic law. They were the ones who tucked their hair under the traditional hijab, pinning it tightly to their heads so that even a hard sprint could not shake it loose. Most women, however, simply wore their short-sleeved jerseys and shorts, exposing their bare legs and arms. ("Headers in Hijab: Women's Soccer in Morocco," 1 Sept 06)
Matuska as part of her research is attempting to organize girls' leagues in less developed sectors of Morocco and to produce a documentary on the women's game. Fleeting insights into the hijab within women's soccer have come from previous short films and long-form journalism. The ABC network in Australia in 2003 produced a segment on Afifa Saad, a forerunner to Asmahan Mansour, whose ouster from a youth tournament outside Montreal in late February, due to her head covering, occasions these meditations on the place of religious headwear in the world game.
The ABC program aired nearly a year before Saad, 10 years older than Mansour at the time, was told she could not compete for South Melbourne Women's Soccer Club before a Women's Premier League match versus Keilor Park (Rachel Wells and Michael Lynch, "Soccer Game Called Off Over Headscarf," The Age, 27 Apr 04). According to Saad, the referee told her, "You can't play with it on. Is there something wrong with your head?" Saad replied, "No, I'm Muslim," but left the field in tears with the game having been abandoned. The referee was reprimanded, and the Victoria Soccer Federation clarified its policies.
South Melbourne WSC coach Alexander Aloxopoulos said referees had told Saad, above, that her hijab had to match her jersey color. "[C]ertain things like that … we, you know, we try and get through." (Michael Clayton-Jones | The Age)
Saad earlier had commented on the hijab and the covering of her skin as one aspect of a "setting apart" in Islam, one expression of what makes Muslims "stranger[s] towards a lot of people, toward everyone in life." Indeed, the hijab constitutes part of a broader practice of purdah, also including enclosures, screens and curtains to seclude women within the home, said to have originated in Persia before being adopted by Islam following Muslim conquests in the 7th century C.E. Following the attacks of Sept 11, 2001, Saad felt her soccer career was over: "[H]alf of me was just gone because of what happened. And I was afraid that if I do continue playing soccer, I would get that rejection from everyone. But I just had to do it for my sake, for my community, for me as a Muslim" ("Muslim Soccer Player," New Dimensions, 14 May 03).
Compromises required as a 16-year-old Muslim, living in the Netherlands, form the central tension in the short film Jamila. Produced in 2004, the documentary follows the soccer obsession of Jamila Aitboubkar, an Ajax-loving, playmaking midfielder who maintains a long-running dialogue with her father over her distaste for wearing tracksuit bottoms when she plays. She plays in shorts, baring her knees, but nevertheless persists in wearing hijab.
I never thought of taking off my headdress and I never will. I get strange comments sometimes but I just let it go. Let 'em talk crap. If I went outside without my headdress I'd feel a little naked. I couldn't do it.
Even before considering the emotional, polity-dividing conversations over how best to integrate Muslim immigrants across a whole society, from such individual stories one can see the appeal for FIFA of falling back on Law 4, covering players' equipment, when considering hijab. The law, which provides for compulsory equipment—that is, a list of the minimum gear needed to play, leaving options open for "non-basic" needs, such as headgear, protective wear, gloves and so on—offers little guidance in its present form. The multitude of attitudes and preferences has seemingly perplexed the world body, or the body has been confronted with a question, despite earlier cases, that it formerly considered worthy of little consideration. We actually felt a twinge of empathy for the FIFA suits trying to outleg Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reporter Adrienne Arsenault, in dogged pursuit with her fluffy microphone at the International FA Board annual meeting on Mar 3 (see Arsenault's column, "Football's Big Flub," CBC News, Mar 6). But then the twinge passed.
Putting further pressure on FIFA, commentators have been quick to extrapolate from the Mansour incident implications for the balance in Canada between respect for ethnic identities and for the nation as a whole. A column in the Montreal Gazette by Farzana Hassan, president of the Muslim Canadian Congress, says the ability of an 11-year-old girl to play soccer in her head covering has direct implications for "the cultural mosaic." "Most Canadians agree diversity must be accommodated wherever possible," Hassan writes. "And though the hijab has become a religious symbol creating barriers within Canadian society, it does not pose dangers to Canadians, as perhaps a burqa and niqab might, because the full veil conceals the identity of the one wearing it. Asmahan Mansour should probably be allowed to play soccer even in her hijab, provided her safety is not in jeopardy" ("A Cultural Balance," Mar 6).
The Ontario Human Rights Commissions said the decision regarding Mansour "strikes at the very heart of individual religious freedoms" (James Gordon, "Hijab Debate at 'Very Heart' of Freedoms," Ottawa Citizen, Mar 7). The Muslim population in Canada amounts to 750,000 out of some 33 million, or slightly more than 2 percent.
Bowen writes that, from 2003–04, "the headscarf became a convenient, and prominent, symbol of external and internal dangers to France."
Journalists, cultural critics and novelists have all put their minds to why the scarf worn over the head, "these bits of cloth," in the words of John Bowen, author of Why the French Don't Like Headscarves (Princeton, 2006), bears a symbolic weight out of proportion to the number of women actually wearing it. Bowen began his study after two girls, Lila and Alma Lévy, were expelled from a school in suburban Paris for wearing the hijab to class. The incident occurred on 10 Oct 03. By 15 Mar 04, the French government had passed a law prohibiting from state schools clothing that indicated religious affiliation.
The French, in the analysis from Bowen and others, were preserving the fiercely held national principle of laí¯cité—an extremely strong version of secularism. Politicians in Britain, meanwhile, are content to place such decisions in the hands of school governors.
From Turkey—especially in the writing of Nobel Prize–winning novelist Orhan Pamuk—one reads about another cultural paradigm that casts wearing of the hijab in a different perspective from that familiar in the West. Still bound to the reforming ethos of Kemal Atatí¼rk, founder of modern Turkey, yet also, especially in less urbanized areas, fiercely devoted to Islam, the Turkish polity—for the Islamic woman, especially—presents a confusing space. A woman's removal of her head covering could variously be read as her casting off a yoke, or as a shocking offense. Persisting in wearing the head scarf, contrary to the rights implicit in wearing hijab in the West, could be read as a woman's self-denial, or as an expression of supreme devotion running counter to the state's desires.
The centerpiece of Pamuk's novel Snow, presentation of the Atatí¼rk- and state-friendly drama My Fatherland or the Head Scarf, dramatizes these questions. Yet women in the novel, living in the far eastern city of Kars, where young girls have been wearing hijab in defiance of school rules, struggle with what wearing or not wearing the scarf might mean for the sense of themselves. Says one female character:
I can't concentrate, I can't imagine myself without a head scarf. Whenever I try to concentrate, either I turn into an evil stranger … or I turn into a woman who can't stop thinking about sex. If I could close my eyes just once and imagine myself going bareheaded through the doors into school, walking down the corridor, and going into class, I'd find the strength to go through with this, and then, God willing, I'd be free. I would have removed the head scarf of my own free will, and not because the police have forced me. But for now I just can't concentrate, I just can't bring myself to imagine that moment.
We do not know whether such represents the thoughts of women footballers who persist in pairing their love of soccer—what some players, in Fulbright scholar Matuska's research, refer to as their raison d'être—with religious observance. Mansour's family, as of last week, was still focused on more quotidian concerns.
Said Maria, Asmahan's mother: "I'm just trying to protect my daughter and keep her happy and confident."
- After visits to 17 cities in Québec and at an expense of $5 million, scholars Gérard Bouchard and Charles Taylor concluded in May 08 that the hijab posed no threat to provincial values. "Let's finish with the head scarf," reads the report, as cited by the Montreal Gazette. Women wear the garment out of choice, not coercion, the report says; further, the presence of the hijab in public life offers important opportunities for multicultural connection.
- The Asmahan Mansour case represents one sign of "a growing belief among Quebecers that secularism has been sacrificed at multiculturalism's altar," writes Martin Patriquin in an assessment of Canada's racial attitudes ("Canada: A Nation of Bigots?" Maclean's, Oct 22). Quebec's "reasonable accommodation" hearings have continued, highlighting the discomfort with the hijab.
Dozens of speakers at the reasonable accommodation hearings have teed off on the head coverings—often mistaking them for the more restrictive niqabs or burkas—by suggesting they represent the subjugation of women, or even the spectre of an advancing Muslim theocracy on Canadian shores.
- FIFA's fuzzy guidance on head coverings has prevented Ansar Women's FC of east Glasgow—Scotland's first female Muslim football team—from playing competitively in the Scottish Women's Football Association (Marc Horne, "Hijab Ban Red-Cards Muslim Team," Scotland on Sunday, Jun 24). Actor Atta Yaqub, founder of parent club Ansar FC, has asked for FIFA to reconsider its policy on religious headgear.
That the governing body is stunting opportunity for development of women's football is clear to Ansar women's coach Zuby Malik. Reigning European and England champion Arsenal Ladies had expressed interest in one of Ansar's players. "There is so much talent in the Asian community in Scotland," says Malik, "but this sends out the signal that football is not for them. Asians are already woefully under-represented in Scottish sport and this is another huge blow."
- In mid-April, a tae kwon do team consisting mainly of 8- to 12-year-old Muslim girls was barred from a tournament south of Montreal. Tournament organizers again cited the head coverings as a safety risk.
- The place of Muslim women in Québec society and in Canada more broadly, as of late March, continues to inflect a conversation over rights and accommodation. At a Montreal jail, a female guard trainee, Sondos Abdelatif, was told she could not wear hijab on duty; an Islamic rights group suggested a Velcro-fastened compromise garment.
In advance of Québec elections on Mar 26, the province's elections chief reversed an earlier ruling permitting women to vote wearing niqab, a face covering, as long as they signed a statement swearing to their identity. Muslim groups feared adverse impact on turnout.
Barbara Hall, chief of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, argues for viewing the hijab issue within the broader context of accommodation for the disabled ("Let's Try to Be a Bit More 'Accommodating,' Shall We?" Toronto Globe and Mail, Mar 27).
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House members voted 75-10 to approve House Resolution 60 directing the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to, "as soon as practicable, make available for inspection and review all files, records, backup material, notes, interview transcripts, other exhibits and materials used in and relating to the investigation by the Bureau and Attorney General of District Attorney General R. Steven Bebb."
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Shipley said the TBI turned over the files late Friday afternoon. He has already looked through some of the documents to get a feel for the size and scope of the investigation. The committee will look at the material over the next few weeks and begin forming evidentiary thoughts.
Following that, the committee will issue subpoenas to witnesses. The result is to see if the six committee members agree with the attorney general or not. He expects an opinion based on the committee's findings sometime around the holidays.
He said the committee's purpose is to maintain the public trust and the integrity of the system, but it is too early to tell where it might lead.
The committee is tasked with reviewing the files, which can recommend no action, removal from office or impeachment.
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Three Judicial Oversight Committee members will act as prosecutors, if action is warranted. The committee includes a former judge and former prosecuting attorney in Carter and Lamberth.
The Senate passed a similar resolution April 9.
The legislators' demands to see the files follows a cooperative investigation launched Aug. 27, 2012, by the Tennessee Attorney General's Office and the TBI with assistance from the Comptroller of the Treasury.
The investigation was in response to audit findings released July 10, 2012, by the Comptroller and other complaints received by TBI.
On March 27, 2013, the attorney general issued a report concluding there was not sufficient evidence to indicate Bebb engaged in criminal conduct and criminal prosecution was not appropriate.
However, the Constitution of Tennessee confers the exclusive authority on the General Assembly to remove judges and state attorneys for cause.
According to the resolution, the General Assembly cannot make an educated and informed decision with respect to whether it should pursue further action against Bebb without inspecting investigative files and other documents compiled and used by TBI during the course of its investigation.
Though none of the allegations reviewed by the attorney general rose to the level of criminal charges, his final report stated Bebb and his office engaged in practices and recordkeeping that evidenced poor judgment, deficient recordkeeping and insufficient attention to the appropriate use of public resources, according to the AG report.
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Sadly, but not surprisingly, this includes homes within our Cleveland and Bradley County community. For many, it is a bitter lesson but often it is one that leads to personal awareness and most importantly, change.
It also points to the importance of law enforcement and the professionals locally who comprise operations like the Bradley County Sheriff's Office, the Cleveland Police Department and the Charleston Police Department, among other agencies whose mutual aid pacts exist in order to serve and to protect.
The subject came to our attention recently in an email received from a Bradley County resident who was submitting it as a "Letter to the Editor." Although the correspondence is legitimate, it would be inappropriate to publish it with a name because it involves future actions the writer will be taking as the result of the home break-in. To point out that he has not done so yet, and to identify the household, would serve as an invitation to other would-be intruders.
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He writes, "The Bradley County Sheriff's Department and their Detective Division did a great job in their recent response and investigation of the break-in and burglary of our home. You never expect something like this to happen and when it does it is devastating. The information collected led authorities to a group of juveniles who were the culprits. They have all been arrested and are facing prosecution."
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"The lesson that we learned through all of this was to make sure that you don't tell people when you are going out of town," he explained. "Tell your kids not to tell friends or anyone for that matter. That is exactly what happened in our case. If possible, have a friend or family member house-sit while you are gone."
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My fave position to rim a guy too!! Ive also developed a bit of a foot fetish too but thats for another thread
Firstly let me thank the creator of this thread.... WOW is all I can say, I don't think I've ever been so hard so long going through all 26 pages. Now that's out of the way, I find rimming a guys ass very intimate not to mention its hot as hell. Had a bud from school said he would never bottom for anyone. We meet up tried a few things I told him it was no problem we didn't have to fuck but he did let me rim him good. It took a while (not that I'm complaining) after I had worked his ass over I could tell he was beside himself with pleasure I teased his hole with my dick to my shock he pushed into me and we went at it. We fucked every time we met up until he went off to school farther away. Long story short (sry it ran on & on) Rimming a guy can do magical things for them even open them up to something they didn't think they wanted. Lick away guys!
Today its Easter and its still my breakfast time
It's so nice when the guy giving u his ass to eat is active and not only waiting there doing nothing
The dream
Tonight I'm getting rimmed
Dig your Tongue inside that Fuckers Shitter..
I was rimmed before I ever knew what it was- was like- what the fuck is he doing..... actually- it's the only way you can fuck me- you have to rim me for a good 10-15 minutes first
This is what you do for your Co-worker after a night playing baseball with the Company league Team...Suck on his Sweaty Hole and Lap-Up his Crack...
Are you ready to do that favour to me ?
Cal I'm ready 24/7....
You're visiting your Bud's place for Spring Break and his Dad keeps Begging to Suck on your Shit-Hole...Let the Fucker Eat....
I love you Crazy Fuckers that take Cell-Pics in the bedroom...There's something so Erotic about Interracial Play...I'll Eat out a White Guy's Ass any day of the Fucking Week...
He's back there Feasting on that Fucker's Shitter but someone should be Tongue-Fucking his...Look at his Wide-Ass..
Tongue That Fucker's Beautiful Shitter..
"Mr. Sanders please Eat Fast...If I'm not back at pizza hut in 1hr you'll have to be my Sugar Daddy......
This is how you do it Fellas...Bury your Nose in his Crack and Tongue-Fuck his Shitter...Always good to have a Few Horny Fuckers around to watch...


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Cables and Connectors
Dec 27, 2013 11:39 AM, By Mike McIntyre, CTS-D, EST-L2+
Neutrik manufactures 14 different series of XLR connectors cable-mount connectors, including the XX Series, the crystalCON series made with Swarovski crystals, and the convertCON, a three-pole unisex XLR cable connector. Neutrik also manufactures the etherCON connector for Cat-5 and Cat-6 cables, as well as premade Cat-6 patch cables in lengths ranging from 1 meter to 30 meters.
Pro Co Sound's Ameriquad cables are designed for studio-reference sound quality or where high RFI fields need to be silenced. The cable is a 24AWG quad cable with a braided shield and custom double outer jacket with Kevlar core for added strength and to prevent stretching. This cable features high-quality, black Neutrik XLRs with gold contacts on both ends. Ameriquad cables boast two tight-twist, inner-quad conductors for maximum conductivity, a highly flexible cable construction, and terrific RFI rejection.
RapcoHorizon's limited-edition Dominator Diamond Crystal cables come with Neutrik's pink NC3FXX/NC3MXX CrystalCON connector that contains original Swarovski crystals and is one of 200 of its kind. According to the company, when used in concert with 22-gauge, silver-plated stranded, twisted-pair conductors, as well as silver-plated, 95-percent braided shield, the Diamond Crystal cable "maximizes frequency response and true-to-life imaging of this professional microphone cable." Each cable also features a rugged TechFlex outer jacket.
SnapAV's Binary B6 Series-series GripTek high-speed licensed HDMI cables with Ethernet are designed with connectors that are up to 50 percent shorter than most, and are housed in a flexible outer jacket. The exclusive GripTek design requires more force to remove, making it good for articulating mounts, rack installs, or anywhere equipment is being moved around.
Switchcraft manufactures five different series of XLR connectors, including the original A series and AAA series, with a two-piece design featuring integral strain relief. The pin insert is preloaded into the front shell and a flat area on the handle is designed to accommodate custom labeling options. The R series connectors are right-angle versions of the AAA connector, and the T series connectors are versions of the A connectors with a two-position slide switch.
West Penn Wire provides Cat-6 and 6A bulk cables, connectors, and assemblies. The company's Cat-6 UTP is comprised of 23 AWG solid conductors with versions rated for riser, plenum outdoor, and indoor/outdoor applications. Cat-6 assemblies come in 3ft., 7ft., 10ft., 15ft., 20ft., and 25ft.
Whirlwind USA's Quad Series cable uses four conductors arranged as two pairs in an "X" configuration. The result is a microphone cable that resists induced noise in the most severe environments. They are available in black, red, blue, yellow, green, and gray, and in 6ft., 10ft., 15ft., 20ft., 25ft., 30ft., 50ft., and 100ft. lengths. Also available from Whirlwind is the ENC1 heavy-duty Cat-5e cable that features Kellems strain relief and a metal W1-style connector shell with a dust cap.
Wireworks' TacCat multi-channel assemblies feature four individual Cat-5e cables jacketed in a single outer jacket. The individual Cat-5e cables are color-coded and terminated with etherCON connectors or standard RJ-45s. Additionally, Wireworks BG Unisex XLR cords feature Wireworks MusiLUX microphone cable or AES/EBU digital cable using Neutrik's convertCON and a 3-pin XLR connector. BG Unisex XLR cords are available with convertCON on both ends or with a convertCON on one and a standard male XLR, female XLR, or TRS plug on the other.
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Nissan Quest Door & Window Problems
Hi, I puchased a new 2006 quest March 24, 2006. It had 100 miles on it. Since then I've had it in the shop 8 times trying to repair the passenger door. Going over bumps in the road the door sounds like it is not shut. The dealer has replace the lach, adjusted the dove clips, and I am once again going there today for them to look at it again. I love my quest! Has anyone had this same problem? Help Me!
iraqiwildman Posts: 2I have a 1999 Nissan Quest GLE. Both the original remotes broke. I can not get the van to go into learn mode to reprogram the new remote. I followed the process of locking the door, putting the key in more the 6 times in 10 seconds, but the lights will not flash.
Also, we can not unlock the drivers door with the key, because the alarm will go off. We can unlock the passenger door with the hey with no problem.
A mechanic I talked with thinks it might be the chip in the key or a loose connection in the driver's door. -
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,414I suppose the new remote battery could be dead if the remote you bought sat in the warehouse a long time. Unlikely though.
When you get in the van and lock the doors, try the key insertion into the ignition a bit slower, but still more than six times in ten seconds. Remove the key completely each time.
The alarm going off when you use the driver's door lock sounds like a ground issue or a bad door key cylinder switch, per the troubleshooting chart in my service manual. Try resetting the alarm system - put the key into the driver's door. Turn it twice to the left, then twice to the right.
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csrb7007 Posts: 2Over last few years my door locks have stopped working with the remote control and more recently several locks have stopped working when using the drivers door controls to lock the vehicle. I'm thinking there might be a relay or fuse issue but I don't have a wiring diagram. Any recommendations? Thanks.
mordeeb Posts: 1Recently, the passenger power sliding door on my wife's 2005 3.5L has been acting up.
Initially, it wouldn't close when used; It would close nearly all the way, click a few times like it was trying to latch and the beep & re-open.
Now, its doing the same when it opens. It reaches a certain point and then beeps and tries to close.
Fortunately it works when disabling the power option and closing manually.
I've checked the tunnel for obstructions as well as lubed the trench.
Its under warranty, but I'd rather fix it myself it is something simple. -
green_tea Posts: 14Sorry to hear some of the problems with early Nissan Quest.
I got a 2004 Quest S model. The car runs great and never has any problem since November 2003. For me, Quest is powerful and easy to handle. The powertrain is wonderful, except I wish it got 5-speed on transmission instead of 4.
I had some rattle door problems even after the they applied the re-call. But someone mentioned WD-40 on this forum and I used couple of bottles to spray almost every where near the door, and under seat, etc. And it did a great job. I bought those bottles at Autozone, and it costs less than 2 bucks.
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tjshan Posts: 28Another thread here. This is our first winter with the 2006 Quest...it is surpizingly good in the snow, though as a new car I have been trying to keep it home when the white stuff flies. Anyway one problem we seem to have is the doors seem to ice up and freeze closed. Never had this bad an issue on other cars as the quest. you can usually pull them open with a little force but I am afraid of ripping the weatherstripping. Any thoughts or ideas from others in the frozen tundra?
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dtownfb Posts: 2,915I've had this problem mostly with the driver side sliding door (see my post above). The passenger side has gotten slightly frown but a few good tugs have freed it. The driver's side needs about 10 minutes with the heat on and pushing from inside. But my gasket needs to be replaced.
sb4774 Posts: 3I was backing up and the driver side door was left open. Next thing i knew, it caught on a fencepost and was bent backwards like it wasn't supposed to be. So now the door is bent on its hinges and it will not shut. My question is about the engine. For some reason when I bent the door the engine shut off, and now it will not start. The starter is working, so there is no battery problem, but the engine will not run. Could this have something to do with an "auto shut off mechanism" built into the car? If someone would offer advice on how i could get this thing started it wouldbe greatly appreciated.
ob1 Posts: 6Has anyone had a problem with their automatic doors rubbing causing the safety system to reverse the door. I have had this incident occur two seperate times....It appears on of the door brackets is rubbing on something as it closes. I put a little upward pressure on the the door step wherein the problem corrected. Please advise.
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,414They run about $80 new last I checked on one for my Quest (wound up fixing it myself).
You could try an auto salvage yard if you can find on in your area - unless they have a whole door to sell, they may have pulled the switch out and have it sitting around for sale. I don't know of an internet parts source off-hand; sometimes they show up on eBay.
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superflydude Posts: 1It had been rattling pretty bad and then today it fell out. It did not break as it was hanging by the vent latch. I want to put it back in. How is this held in there securely? There is a clip up front that apparently failed to hold it. Can the clip be adjusted? Do I need to add some sort of adhesive to hold it in place? Thanks.
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pghpagan Posts: 1I recently purchased a 99 villager estate. When I bought it the rear vent windows both worked and I opened them and kept them open for about a month. Now It's getting chilly and neither will close. I find it difficult to believe that both switches or motors went bad at the same time. Does anyone know if there is any other possible cause for this and if not is there any way of getting them closed?
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nissanquest94 Posts: 81Have you tried to spray with WD-40? I found it very useful not only for this purpose, but also for many other lubrication purpose such as door lock get stuck ...etc.
In general, you want to spray every couple years, and it has been 12 years for your 99 villager, not sure if previous owner did this maintenance work. -
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,414I use the stuff, but more for cleaning. Other stuff seems to do a better job of lubricating than "water displacement" - 40. Maybe spray it first but then get some oil or lube in there. Not in door locks though; graphite powder for that.
Can't remember ever cleaning my locks on my '99 though. I use the FOBs pretty much exclusively except for when I accidentally trigger the alarm - guess I'm lucky the locks still work with the key. :blush:
I use electrical contact cleaner around switches.
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Team Schedule
Overall | Pct. | Conf. | Pct. | Streak | Home | Away | Neutral |
0-0 | .000 | 0-0 | .000 | - | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0-0 |
Date | Opponent | Result | Time/Status | Links |
Feb. 7 | at Ohio St. | 11:00 AM | ||
Feb. 24 | at Niagara | 1:00 PM | ||
Feb. 28 | at Quinnipiac | 11:00 AM | ||
Mar. 4 | Lafayette | 2:00 PM | ||
Mar. 7 | at Sacred Heart | 12:00 PM | ||
Mar. 11 | at Cornell | 2:00 PM | ||
Mar. 14 | Marist | 11:00 AM | ||
Mar. 17 | Siena | 1:00 PM | ||
Mar. 21 | at UMBC * | 10:00 AM | ||
Mar. 29 | UMASS Lowell * | 10:00 AM | ||
Apr. 1 | at Stony Brook * | 1:00 PM | ||
Apr. 4 | Vermont * | 10:00 AM | ||
Apr. 7 | at St. Bonaventure | 1:00 PM | ||
Apr. 10 | at New Hampshire * | 12:00 PM | ||
Apr. 14 | at Colgate | 2:00 PM | ||
Apr. 17 | Albany * | 4:00 PM | ||
Apr. 18 | Albany * | 11:00 AM | ||
Apr. 22 | Canisius * | 2:00 PM | ||
America East
Team | Conf | All | GF | GA |
Albany | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
Binghamton | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
New Hampshire | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
Stony Brook | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
UMASS Lowell | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
Vermont | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 |
January 27, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 4 Florida
The Gators have a new home (the Big East), but the same goal: Capturing that elusive NCAA crown. They have the top scorer in women's lacrosse - do they have a shot?
January 26, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 5 Northwestern
Every year, it seems, Northwestern has question marks entering the season. But every year, they put together another run with a tough-as-nails group. How will the Wildcats' first year in their home Big Ten go?
January 26, 2015
IWLCA Commits Significant Gift to US Lacrosse Capital Campaign
The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) has made a leadership gift commitment to US Lacrosse that will help fund the construction of the new National Lacrosse Center in Sparks, Md.
January 25, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: Enemy Lines 10-6
The reports are in - what do the #LMRanks teams 10-6 in the DI women's Nike/LM Top 20 look like to opposing coaches?
January 25, 2015
Final Day of #LaxCon: Officiating in the Spotlight
The US Lacrosse Convention set a record with 7,631 participants in attendance, passing the old mark of 7,066. Read more about what was in focus on the final day of #LaxCon.
January 24, 2015
#LaxCon Saturday: Canada's Plan, Life Lessons and Record Crowds
Canada's path the FIL World Championship gold, Alf Jaques' busy schedule and much more awaited a record crowd at Saturday's US Lacrosse Convention in Baltimore.
January 23, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 6 Virginia
After a return to the NCAA semifinals for the once-dominant Cavaliers, can they keep amidst the top end of DI women's lacrosse in 2015?
January 22, 2015
Tewaaraton Foundation Announces Partnership with Under Armour
The Tewaaraton Foundation announces a multi-year partnership with Under Armour, which will present the Tewaaraton Award and Tewaaraton Watch Lists beginning this year.
January 22, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 7 Boston College
The Eagles flew to unprecedented heights in 2014 - how will they perform in an encore with many of the key players back?
January 21, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 8 Duke
Inconsistencies plagued Duke last spring, but the Blue Devils made their 10th straight NCAA quarterfinal appearance. Can they push through to championship weekend?
January 20, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 9 Loyola
Perfect in the Patriot League but out in the NCAA second round, the Greyhounds beefed up their non-conference slate. Can Loyola go deep in 2015?
January 19, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 10 Notre Dame
Nearly the entire team returns for a Notre Dame squad that hopes to improve on last season's 2-5 mark in the always tough ACC. Can this experienced group break into the elite?
January 19, 2015
Gallery: U.S. Women Top Maryland at Champions Challenge
With several Terps on their side, the U.S. women swept Maryland to finish an unblemished Champions Challenge slate. Photos by Scott McCall.
January 18, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: Enemy Lines 11-15
How would you break down teams No. 11-15 in the Nike/LM DI Women's Top 20? We asked coaches in the know to do just that - here's what they had to say.
January 18, 2015
Gallery: U.S. Women Sweep Syracuse at Champions Challenge
The Orange were a tough out, but the U.S. Women swept to a pair of scrimmage wins over Syracuse on the first night of Champions Challenge in Florida. Photos by Scott McCall.
January 18, 2015
Champions Challenge - Live Updates from Day Two
After a full Saturday, Champions Challenge continues in Florida with the U.S. Women taking on defending NCAA champ Maryland and the U-19 Women battling Rollins.
January 18, 2015
U.S. Women Handle Cummings-Less Terps
Reigning Tewaaraton Award winner Taylor Cummings and three other current Terps suited up for Team USA on Sunday against their college team at Champions Challenge.
January 17, 2015
Live from Champions Challenge: Day One Updates
Lacrosse Magazine is in Naples, Florida, where the Champions Challenge will be unfolding all weekend, with top college teams and U.S. national teams in action throughout the day.
January 17, 2015
U.S. Women Sweep Syracuse at Champions Challenge
Team USA broke a second-half tie with Syracuse and ended Game 1 on a 9-0 run then took care of the Orange in Game 2 to complete a sweep in Naples, Fla.
January 16, 2015
#LMRanks: Is The WCLA Power Shifting East?
After years of dominance by west coast teams, is the east putting together a resurgence after last year's Pitt-Boston College WCLA final?
January 16, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 11 Penn State
With eight returning starters steering the ship, Penn State has high hopes for its first season in the Big Ten. Can the Nittany Lions crash the final four party?
January 15, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 12 Louisville
An experienced midfield will need to carry the load for Louisville, which hopes to build on a great final Big East season as it enters the ultra-tough ACC in 2015.
January 14, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 13 Ohio State
The Buckeyes showed they could win games against elite teams last year. How will things shape up in their first Big Ten season?
January 13, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 14 Johns Hopkins
The Blue Jays had a big year and made the NCAA tournament, but lost some key players to graduation. Can they find their new identity and keep their momentum going?
January 12, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 15 Princeton
A longtime power in women's lacrosse, the Tigers are looking to continue an upward trend in scoring and get back to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2011.
January 11, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: Enemy Lines 20-16
Know your foe is the name of the game in lacrosse, so we asked some opposing coaches to give us their read on this week's previewed teams from the Nike/LM Preseason Top 20.
January 9, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 16 Stony Brook
The Seawolves have built themselves into a contender in recent seasons under coach Joe Spallina - but can they go from NCAA tournament berth to NCAA tournament threat in 2015?
January 8, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 17 Penn
Always a tough defensive nut to crack, can Penn step things up on the other end this year and make it back to the final weekend of the NCAA tournament?
January 8, 2015
U.S. Senior, U19 Women Set for Champions Challenge
The U.S. Women's Senior and U19 women's national teams will be in action in Florida next weekend at Champions Challenge, alongside Syracuse, Maryland, Stetson and Rollins.
January 7, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 18 Georgetown
The Big East is drastically different, but Georgetown is still at its core, hoping to once again make a run at the top teams in the land as the preseason No. 18 team.
January 6, 2015
#LMRanks DI Women's Preview: No. 19 Stanford
With eight starters returning from last year's NCAA tournament team, are the Cardinal ready to make the next step in the women's world?
January 5, 2015
Nike/LM Division I Women's Preseason Top 20
Defending NCAA champion Maryland takes the top spot in the Nike/Lacrosse Magazine Preseason Top 20 as we launch our countdown to the 2015 season!
January 5, 2015
#LMRanks WD1 Preview: No. 20 Denver Pioneers
Our Nike/Lacrosse Magazine preseason #LMRanks Top 20 kicks off with an in-depth look at No. 20 Denver, a dangerous squad out of the MPSF.
January 5, 2015
#Yards4Yeards Raises Domestic Violence Awareness
Yards For Yeards, an initiative in honor of Yeardley Love, and a new partnership between the Baltimore Ravens and the One Love Foundation, were established for the new year.
January 3, 2015
Is Virginia Women's Lacrosse Back?
Once a perennial championship contender, Virginia was back in the final four for the first time since '07. Are the Cavaliers here to stay in 2015?
January 1, 2015
Hook, Meachum Participate in Rose Bowl Parade
Northwestern Mutual, a presenting sponsor of the Rose Bowl Game, selected Denver goalie Hannah Hook and Carthage graduate assistant coach Jack Meachum to be featured on their "Inspiring Potential" float.
December 31, 2014
Stories of the Year: Sophomore Sensations
Some of the top players on the field in 2014 were in just their second year of play - from Tewaaraton winner Taylor Cummings and finalist Kayla Treanor to Duke's duo Myles Jones and Deemer Class.
December 30, 2014
#BestOfLax Staff Picks: Best Women's Player
As the first sophomore to ever win the Tewaaraton in women's lacrosse, Taylor Cummings earns LM's Best Women's Player award.
December 26, 2014
#BestOfLax Staff Picks: Best Individual Breakthrough
As only the fifth defender to earn the honor of being a Tewaaraton finalist, Maryland's Megan Douty takes home the Best Individual Breakthrough award.
December 25, 2014
#BestOfLax Staff Picks: Best Women's Coach
Lacrosse Magazine honors Maryland coach Cathy Reese as the 2014 Best Women's Coach after leading the Terps to their second national title in five years.
December 24, 2014
Conference Snapshot: NEC (Women)
Bryant earned the program's first-ever Northeast Conference (NEC) tournament title this past season, but graduating some key players, will they be able to keep it up?
December 18, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Atlantic Sun (Women)
As Elon departs for the CAA in 2015, Old Dominion joins the A-Sun. Will the Lady Monarchs be the top contender for the title against front-runner Jacksonville?
December 17, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Ivy League (Women)
Last season, Penn and Princeton shared the regular season title, but Penn captured the conference tournament crown. Is Harvard the dark horse for 2015?
December 16, 2014
Fan Vote: NCAA Division I Women's Preseason Player of the Year
Lacrosse Magazine has narrowed it down to five finalists for Division I women's lacrosse. Now it's time to cast your vote for the NCAA Division I Women's Preseason Player of the Year.
December 14, 2014
Your Edge: Pinch and Pop with Louisville's Faye Brust
Coming off a 71-goal season, IWLCA third-team All-American Faye Brust demonstrates her 1-on-1 mechanics for Lacrosse Magazine.
December 13, 2014
Surveying Lacrosse's Social Media Landscape
Lacrosse Magazine examines how college teams deploy social media and provides a rundown of must-follows in the game.
December 12, 2014
Fan Vote: Your Preseason Player of the Year Picks?
With the season inching closer, we look at the candidates for LM's Preseason Player of the Year honors across the divisions. Who gets your nod?
December 11, 2014
Conference Snapshot: MPSF (Women)
Denver is coming off a perfect conference record, but they lost some key players. Can they keep it up in 2015?
December 10, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Patriot League (Women)
Loyola returns as the front-runner after winning the school's first Patriot League title for any team.
December 6, 2014
Your Edge: Power Shooting with Kayla Treanor
The Syracuse star and Tewaaraton finalist shares her tips on getting the most out of a scoring opportunity and stinging the back of the net from LM's October issue.
December 5, 2014
Update: NOCSAE Voids Certification of Two Helmet Models
NOCSAE, the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, says two leading helmet models, the Cascade Model R and the Warrior Regulator, do not comply with NOCSAE standards. Cascade says a solution could be coming soon for its helmet.
December 4, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Big East (Women)
The 2014 Big East champion Louisville has departed, along with Rutgers, and in swoops in ALC castoffs Florida and Vanderbilt.
December 3, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Inaugural Big Ten Season (Women)
Maryland and Northwestern have won 16 of the last 20 NCAA women's championships - and now they share a conference. How does the Big Ten look for its first-ever season?
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 30, 2014
Lifestyles: Harrington's Fantasy World Comes Alive
A former Fresno State women's lacrosse player and now coach at George Fox, Natalie Harrington is also known as N.R. Rose, author of th "Griffin's Calling" children's fantasy series.
November 29, 2014
Your Edge: "In Your Face" With UVa's Stephens
A midfielder-turned-defender, Virginia's Morgans Stephens stalks her prey when they try to carry in on the Cavaliers. She shares her method for LM's readers.
November 28, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Atlantic 10 (Women)
Three new coaches take the reins at George Washington, George Mason and Saint Joseph's, Duquesne joins the conference from the Big South, and the 2014 A10 champion Massachusetts will be looking for their seventh consecutive title in the spring.
November 26, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Big South (Women)
High Point is the reigning conference champion, but only four starters return. Runner-up Davidson also leaves the conference, making room for Gardner-Webb to add. Will High Point be able to keep it up? Or will Longwood sneak in to win the Big South?
November 22, 2014
Her Space: Coaches, Moms and Mentors
How college lacrosse's leading ladies do it all - both on the field and off
November 21, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Individual Breakthrough Rundown
Maybe you hadn't heard of these five when the season got underway, but they sure made their presence known by the time it was through - who gets your vote for breakthrough player?
November 20, 2014
Best Of Lacrosse - Best Milestone Moment Breakdown
Its a pretty tight race for the top milestone achievement of the year, with five worthy choices - Miles Thompson's record-breaking goal, Missy Foote's 400th win and the first ever co-Tewaaraton among them.
November 20, 2014
Middlebury Coach Foote Headlines IWLCA Honors Dinner
Coaches from Division I, II and III all convened in Orlando, Fla., for their annual convention, which is highlighted by the awards banquet honoring coaches for their impact on the growth of the women's game.
November 19, 2014
Arizona State Women's Lax Possible After Hockey Add
Arizona State may add an NCAA Division I women's lacrosse program as soon as the 2016-17 season, in order to say Title IX compliant, after announcing Tuesday the school planned to add a Division I men's hockey program starting in 2015.
November 19, 2014
Conference Snapshot: America East (Women)
Stony Brook captured its second consecutive America East title, but returns without its star goalie in 2015. Will another step up in the league race, or will it be the Seawolves once again?
November 18, 2014
Conference Snapshot: MAAC (Women)
Canisius may have entered the MAAC tournament as the No. 3 seed, but emerged as the conference champion for the fourth consecutive year. Can they do it again in 2015 without their star player?
November 15, 2014
#BestOfLax: Women's Player: Finalist Breakdown
Two top sophomores with Team USA connections, the newly minted all-time NCAA scoring leader, the (arguably) best goalie in the game and the DI leading goal-scorer... Make your pick!
November 14, 2014
Strong Non-Conference Slate Awaits Loyola Women
November 13, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Game - What Tilt Takes Your Vote?
There were some real barn-burner games with some serious importance this year. But only five made it as finalists for #BestOfLax - and only one can win. Lets look at the case for each.
November 12, 2014
Conference Snapshot: CAA (Women)
Last season, Towson became the first team to win three consecutive CAA women's titles, topping JMU, which has advanced to the CAA championship four out of the past five years. Can another squad end this recurring matchup?
November 12, 2014
Women's Headgear Standard Preps for 2nd Ballot
With a second ballot looming, committee members make final adjustments this week to the women's lacrosse headgear standard.
November 12, 2014
Fall Springs Anew for Appelt, UMBC Women
UMBC women's coach Amy (Appelt) Slade looks ahead to expected contributions from freshmen and to her appearance as a speaker at the US Lacrosse Convention in Baltimore.
November 10, 2014
Florida Women Release 2015 Schedule
November 10, 2014
Your Edge: Something Good with Penn's Miller
A naval ROTC candidate and fifth-year senior defender at Penn, Lydia Miller uses boxing and military-style lifting to prepare for her season.
November 9, 2014
Your Edge: Run for Days with Notre Dame's Puls
Former Marine Geoffrey Puls puts the Notre Dame women through their paces as one of the school's strength and conditioning coaches. How does he apply his military training to tone the Irish?
November 7, 2014
Her Space: There's Still Some Sanity in Recruiting
Yes, the recruiting world seems to have spun out of control. But, if you're not already on a commit list, there's no need to panic, according to Kate Hickman.
November 5, 2014
Harvard Women's 2015 Slate Announced
November 5, 2014
Lehigh Women Announce 2015 Schedule
November 5, 2014
Duprey Added to San Diego State Coaching Staff
November 5, 2014
Mount St. Mary's Women Announce '15 Schdule
November 4, 2014
Lacrosse '15 Conference Snapshot: ACC Women
With Maryland joining the Big Ten in 2015, what is in store for the ACC? Still arguably a top conference in women's lacrosse, Syracuse could be the frontrunner while newcomer Louisville looks to sustain success.
October 30, 2014
Denver Women Announce 2015 Schedule
October 30, 2014
30 in 30: Symptoms of Conference Realignment
The Big Ten ripple effects are plenty. Louisville's women replaced Maryland in the ACC after a breakout 2014. ALC castoffs Florida and Vanderbilt landed in the Big East. Fairfield's men may have found the perfect nesting spot in the CAA.
October 29, 2014
Army Women on Deck, Work Toward 2016 Debut
With a growing need for female officers in the U.S. Army expected in coming years, West Point has responded by adding women's lacrosse to its list of varsity sports programs and hiring hungry first-time head coach Kristen Waagbo.
October 27, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Duke Fall Invitational
Duke hosted seven southern teams - Florida, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, High Point, Elon, Winthrop and Lindenwood - in an invitational intended for emerging programs to test themselves as well as prominent programs to mix it up.
October 27, 2014
Gallery: Duke Women's Lacrosse Fall Invitational
Duke hosted Florida, Elon, Virginia Tech and Vanderbilt on a beautiful fall afternoon Sunday in Durham. Photos by Peyton Williams.
October 26, 2014
Millon, Uhlfelder, Watson and Wakefield Earn HOF Spots
The class of Erin Brown Millon, Michele Uhlfelder, Carole Wakefield and Margery Watson represents nearly 60 years of women's lacrosse history.
October 25, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Maryland's Final Play Day
It was the last fall ball event for the reigning champion Maryland, hosting Johns Hopkins and Virginia on their home turf in College Park.
October 23, 2014
Gallery: Loyola vs. Penn Women in Baltimore
The reigning Patriot League champions hosted Penn in fall action at Ridley Athletic Complex over the weekend. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 22, 2014
Gallery: Maryland vs. Stanford at Loyola Fall Ball
Reigning NCAA champion Maryland and Stanford tangled at Loyola's fall event on Sunday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 21, 2014
Men's and Women's Fall Ball Lacrosse Schedule
The leaves are changing and teams have been on campus for a few weeks - here's where to catch them in action over the next month before the winter break.
October 21, 2014
30 in 30: Is Virginia Back?
The Wahoo women were a surprise semifinalist in 2014, even though they once were considered perennial final four contenders. Seniors Casey Bocklet, Courtney Swan and Morgan Stephens will have Virginia in the running again, but who's in goal?
October 20, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Princeton Play Day
Host Princeton welcomed three regional teams – Delaware, Lafayette and Rutgers – as well as jet-setting USC to their annual day-long event.
October 20, 2014
Gallery: Georgetown Women's Fallball
Lehigh, James Madison and Denver paid a visit to Georgetown for a day of scrimmages on Saturday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 18, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Georgetown Play Day
Georgetown hosted Denver, James Madison and Lehigh in a full day of scrimmages on the Multi-Sport Field in Washington, D.C.
October 18, 2014
Gallery: Johns Hopkins Hosts Navy Women
The Johns Hopkins Blue Jays hosted southern neighbor Navy in fall action at Homewood Field Thursday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 17, 2014
Gallery: Loyola vs. Vanderbilt (Women's Fall Ball)
Loyola hosted Vanderbilt in women's fall ball action at Ridley Athletic Compex on Thursday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 16, 2014
30 in 30: The B1G Time Comes to Lacrosse
Coming in 2015, the Big Ten brings deep pockets and additional TV exposure to college lacrosse on both the men's and women's side.
October 15, 2014
LM's Person of the Year - Lyle Thompson
A transcendent talent with a mission of sharing his game with the world, Lyle Thompson is Lacrosse Magazine's Person of the Year for 2014.
October 14, 2014
30 in 30: St. Joseph's "New Era"
St. Joseph's is not normally on the radar for women's lacrosse, but new coach Alex Kahoe, a five-time NCAA champion player at Maryland with stints as assistants at five Division I programs over 13 seasons, said she looks forward to "leading them into a new era."
October 13, 2014
Gallery: U.S. Women Face Navy, Princeton and Maryland
Team USA took on a trio of top NCAA women's programs, facing Navy, Princeton and Maryland in Annapolis Sunday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 13, 2014
Gallery: Northwestern Hosts Marquette, Colorado
Chicago saw a trio of teams hit the field this weekend, as Northwestern hosted Marquette and Colorado. Photos by TD Paulius.
October 12, 2014
Enthusiasm Shines Through Rain at BC Fallball
Weather may have been poor, but the action was keen at Boston College's fall event on Saturday in Massachusetts.
October 12, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Navy Play Day with Team USA
In one of many exhibition events to prep for the 2017 FIL Women's World Cup in England, Team USA took on reigning NCAA Division I champs Maryland, as well as Princeton and Navy, and finished the day with three victories at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
October 11, 2014
Gallery: Boston College Women's Fall Ball
Bill Danielewski was on hand as Boston College hosted a variety of top women's lacrosse teams in Chestnut Hill.
October 11, 2014
Gallery: North Carolina Women Visit Johns Hopkins
UNC took the trip north to take on Johns Hopkins in fall action on Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 8, 2014
30 in 30: Blue Jays Flying Solo
It would make sense for the Johns Hopkins women to wind up in the Big Ten as an affiliate member, like the men. But that won't be until 2016 at the soonest. Coming off a terrific season, albeit without Taylor D'Amore, the Jays will ride it out as an independent.
October 7, 2014
30 in 30: WWP Events Among Charitable Causes
Whether they're raising money for cancer research, helping wounded warriors or providing opportunities in the memory of a beloved lacrosse figure, college teams are using fall ball to support worthwhile endeavors.
October 7, 2014
Lacrosse Community Mourns Pair of Women's Fixtures
October 6, 2014
30 in 30: Who are the Way Early Tewaaraton Candidates?
Four of five Tewaaraton finalists return for the 2015 season. Will Maryland junior midfielder Taylor Cummings take home the hardware again?
October 5, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Loyola Play Day
Loyola hosted three other top 20 squads from LM's final rankings in a full day of scrimmages on Sunday.
October 4, 2014
Hall of Fame Honor Apt for Goal-Getter Millon
Wild horses could not drag Erin Brown Millon away from her lacrosse dreams, which land her among four women to be inducted into the Hall of Fame this month.
October 1, 2014
30 in 30: Taylor Cummings' Kryptonite?
There has to be something, right? Or will Maryland's wonder woman will the Terps to yet another NCAA title?
September 29, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Melting Pot Tournament at Harvard
Some of the top teams in women's lacrosse converged on Boston Sunday, taking part in Harvard's "Melting Pot" afternoon. How were the squads looking as fall gets underway?
September 28, 2014
Lifestyles: Alex Mount and the Art in Life
A former player at Boston University, Alex Mount has combined her love of sports and art into her career - working in New York for the NFL's Consumer Products Division.
September 28, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Maryland Play Day
The reigning Division I champs hosted Notre Dame and UMBC to kick off their fall ball season.
September 27, 2014
Fall Ball Notes: Navy Women at Georgetown
As fall ball gets underway, Georgetown hosted Navy under the lights in both teams' first scrimmage of the year.
September 25, 2014
30 in 30: Now or Never for Boston College?
With All-Americans Mikaela Rix and Covie Stanwick entering their senior seasons, it is now or never for them to accomplish what they set their sights on when they first stepped on the field as Boston College Eagles.
September 25, 2014
Her Space: Playing Lacrosse Mind Games
Its not all skills and drills. Kate Hickman has tactics to help develop mental toughness and acuity in her column from October's issue of Lacrosse Magazine.
September 25, 2014
Stony Brook Women Add Cook, Murray to Staff
September 22, 2014
30 in 30: What Will Breakout Stars do for Encore?
Stars like Duke's Myles Jones, Notre Dame's Sergio Perkovic and Maryland's Megan Douty emerged on the sport's biggest stage last season. How will they follow-up?
September 16, 2014
O'Leary, Bayreuther Earn '14 Breschi Scholarships
Stanford-bound Madison O'Leary and Hobart-bound Morgan Bayreuther are the recipients of the 2014 Michael Breschi scholarships, given in honor of UNC coach Joe Breschi's son Michael.
September 16, 2014
GW Coach Coyne: Time to "Spice It Up" in the A10
September 14, 2014
Your Edge: Shannon Gilroy's Crease Technique
Florida's Shannon Gilroy, the top goal scorer in Division I last spring, demonstrates her technique on the crease from LM's September issue.
September 9, 2014
15 for '15 - Lacrosse Magazine's Freshmen to Watch
As women's lacrosse teams get to work for next spring's season, we look at 15 players arriving on campus expected to have some big impacts across the landscape.
September 8, 2014
George Washington Names Coyne Head Coach
August 30, 2014
Your Edge: Jump on the Draw With Mikaela Rix
How does Team USA and Boston College midfielder Mikaela Rix get ahead on the draw? She's got some tips for you from our August issue.
August 29, 2014
Florida Goalie Wilcox Taught Lacrosse in Nicaragua
During the last week in July, Mary-Sean Wilcox traveled to Nicaragua to teach lacrosse as part of a service trip led by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) along other Division 1 lacrosse players.
August 29, 2014
Q&A with Florida Goalie Wilcox on Nicaragua Service Trip
After spending one of her final summer weeks in Nicaragua, Mary-Sean Wilcox spoke with Lacrosse Magazine to provide an inside look at her experience teaching lacrosse to the local children.
August 28, 2014
Give and Go: UNC Incoming Freshman Marie McCool
The Tar Heels' incoming freshman likes to keep up with the Kardashians. Want to know more? Check out her interview from our September 2014 issue.
August 27, 2014
Q&A with Penn State's Tatum Coffey on ESPN Internship
Penn State midfielder Tatum Coffey shared her experience at ESPN with Lacrosse Magazine. Learn more about her summer as a creative services intern here.
August 22, 2014
NCAA Women's Coaching Carousel Makes its Moves
Five new head coaches were installed at programs around the country as the NCAA women's DI coaching carousel came to a close leading up to the 2014-15 academic year.
August 15, 2014
USC Leading Scorer Moore Transfers to North Carolina
August 12, 2014
Saint Joseph's Names Kahoe Head Women's Coach
August 4, 2014
Dionne, Capuzzi, Huether Join Navy Women's Staff
August 1, 2014
Cal Hires Eubanks as New Women's Coach
July 16, 2014
New Central Michigan Team Tabs Tisdale as Coach
June 27, 2014
'Keep it In' Experimental Rule Set for NCAA Women
June 26, 2014
Florida, Vanderbilt Added To Big East WLax
Two nationally recognized programs will begin league play in 2014-15.
June 26, 2014
Give and Go: Maryland Defender Megan Douty
Maryland's other Tewaaraton finalist enjoys her candy, watching Mia Hamm, and zip lining through Costa Rica's forest canopy.
June 24, 2014
Stetson Hires Ohio St. Assistant Leach as Coach


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Description: Capel Anywhere™ indoor/outdoor collection for porches, verandas or busy areas of the house. Spills wipe away with damp cloth and warm water. Can be washed with water hose for heavy soiling. Allow to dry fully, top and bottom. No fringe. Sunlight resistant; fade resistant; non-allergenic. Excellent quality for high traffic areas. Made in France.
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