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Affiliate Page Maker for Clickbank Affiliates and Clickbank Merchants Freeware. Automatically generate a Clickbank link code The freeware program can even help you with the free signing up process. Download updates at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/KirkhamsEbooks /files/InternetPromotion/
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An opt-in and opt-out email list management tool, BeyondResponse can be used in a large array of applications. You can use it to provide instant product delivery to your eBay and Clickbank customers, plus manage mass sending for product updates, or upselling. BeyondResponse also has bounce-back protection and information caption techniques. There is no better utility on the market that will help you manage your business.
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CB Text Ads Creator is a breakthrough program that will convert phrases and keywords in your html files into Clickbank affiliate hyperlinks. There is no need to go through your site manually to monetize it. Our Clickbank Ad Creator will do it while you wait. Just choose your directory and let the software do it's job. Within minutes, you will have a site ready to collect cash from Clickbank sales.
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Completely FREE to sign up, you do not need to sell anything, you don't need to deal with any customers and you will get a massive 150 pounds for every 100 people you send to our sales page (based on our Yahoo search promotions, likely to be much higher with your business sign ups).
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In about 10 minutes, you could be up and running your own ClickBank Portal and Search Engine with each and every link embedded with your affiliate ID. Start your own clickbank portal and earn a great income like I did. This is a great website script that you must use to start your own clickbank portal website and earn commission from clickbank affiliates. Every time a visitor makes a search using your Mall ,your ClickBank referral id will be aded
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Lemonade Cleanse Clickbank Buzz 1.0
Lemonade Cleanse Clickbank Buzz for Windows. All you have to do is insert in the vendor I.D of your product or your competitor's products, click around and you'll get details of the affiliate pages and their ranking!
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This marketing software helps you to get the most recent Clickbank items, by date. The software is updated daily! You visit the products' pitch pages from within your own browser. The soft also displays the gravity, popularityrank, as well as the earnings per sale of every item.
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Order to Affiliate Link Changer Freeware 2.1
Converts ALL PAGES AT ONCE in a folder into your affiliate pages! Great for single or mass downloads of articles or sales pages to convert. As a serious affiliate marketer and author of several books and software myself, I'm aware that providing tools for my affiliates to help them to make more money and feed their families even better also helps me to feed my family even better. Sadly, only about five percent of the product owners I work with se
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The restaurant is crowded, but my favorite seat is again open. The dining room's rough wood walls, its dim overhead lights with their rustic shades, the walls and shelves crowded with mementos of Japanese farm life, are comforting, close, insulating, and the garden outside the window is lit up for the night. I ask for water, tea, then order off chef Homma's wanko sushi menu.
Wanko sushi is not sushi by the American definition. There are no rolls, no nori, no fake crabmeat or wasabi. Wanko sushi is more like sashimi, except with a sauce or with ginger or with brutally hot mustard. It's like chirashi, except that each variety of fish is ordered individually and served individually in its own bowl, draped over country-style white rice speckled with barley. And it's excellent, a pure display of just two or three ingredients per bowl, carefully constructed, impeccably treated, as fresh and powerful as reaching into an aquarium and taking a bite out of a salmon. I have maguro with vinegar, bright and fatty and luxuriously purple, with a brunoise of ginger scattered over the rice, then yellowtail in mustard, then mackerel presented with the skin on, flank cut, and so dark and fishy that if I close my eyes, I can smell the ocean.
Then I want something different, something new, and order giant sea snail. It tastes like biting into the tongue of a new sneaker. It tastes like nothing, really; it's all texture, and the texture is unpleasant. It's hard to bite through, harder to chew. I eat as much as I can, then leave the rest, happy that I tried. Now I can say that I've eaten sea snail. Now I can say that sea snail is not for me.
Nikyu nabe: $17.75
Sakana nabe:
Chicken teriyaki: $15.75
Maguro teriyaki: $19.50
Shrimp udon:
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Often, Domo's servers get my orders wrong. They forget things, they bring me things I didn't order. Because the kitchen is incredibly talented, I don't mind -- but it always makes eating here an adventure, and simply putting down the menu a risk. Tonight they have forgotten my shumai, so I ask for it boxed to go, then step outside for a moment. The garden is beautiful, empty but for two women watching the waterfall, and quiet even though just beyond the walls is all of Denver, pressing as close as a pickpocket. I walk along the paths, wind through the tables, make a long circle through the trees and sculpted hills and stones. The door to the museum attached to Domo is open, so I step inside the dimly lit room and find myself staring at the last meals of a hundred dead men, all laid out in neat and tidy lines on wooden tables.
Right now, Homma has on display the sakezuki (sake cups) used by kamikaze pilots during World War II -- the cups that served them the last thing they ever tasted before going off to die. Coming upon them unexpectedly is shocking, the plain display moving in its austerity. I stand a moment, looking. I think that probably my shumai are ready, so I back out slowly. And the sound of my boots on the hardwood floor of the museum is very, very loud.

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Celebration honors town's enduring spirit
UPDATED 8:44 AM CDT Jul 21, 2014The town labeled "too tough to die" took a break this weekend.
Video TranscriptTHEY MAY NOT HAVE MUCH TO CELEBRATE..BUT THE PEOPLE OF PILGER TOOK A MUCH-NEEDED BREAK THIS WEEKEND. THE TOWN LABELED "TOO TOUGH TO DIE"..IN THE WAKE OF THE TWIN TORNADOES. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S DAVID EARL TAKES US BACK TO STANTON COUNTY. ON JUNE 16TH ...ANDY CLASSEN RUSHED TO PILGER.(andy classen: we came here the night of when it happened and we actually stood just out side here 1;09-1;16) ON JULY 19TH HE'S BACK ... AT A SCENE QUITE DIFFERENT THAN THOSE FIRST FEW HOURS AFTER TWIN TWISTERS TOOK EVERYTHING. THIS IS PILGER DAYS ... AN ANNUAL CELEBRATION. THIS TIME -- PROVING THE VILLAGE MOTTO: A TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE. (jenna meyer: some people just don't get it, they don't get the small town feel of family everybody helps raise everybody knows everybody) 04;51-05;01 PEOPLE FROM TOWN -- LIKE JENNA MEYER -- GATHERED TO SHARE IN THE FUN: A MUD VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT ... A BARBEQUE. IN THE SAME BLOCKS WERE ONLY FOUNDATIONS REMAIN.(jenna meyer: driving past the school this morning and seeing what was left and my parents house was right behind it and and now it is a vacant lot 05;50- 05;55) PEOPLE FROM OUT OF TOWN CAME TOO ...TO SHOW SUPPORT. LIKE IRIS (iris Dolittle: if maddison were hit i would hope that some of them could come and do the same for us 13;20-13;52 ) FROM FOLKS GATHERED TO HELP OFF ITS TROUBLES ... AND OVER AND OVER WE HEARD THE SAME MESSAGE:(deb alexander: its good they have a great they have a great spirit and things are coming together and they have a great turn out so pilger will come back) 28;05-28;10 FROM PILGER. DAVID EARL. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN. THE CELEBRATION IN PILGER TURNED A LITTLE PAINFUL FOR ONE COMMUNITY LEADER.. BUT ALL IN GOOD FUN. WE TOLD YOU ABOUT STANTON COUNTY SHERIFF MIKE UNGER AND HIS FUNDRAISING PROPOSAL.. WE WERE THERE AS HE FOLLOWED THROUGH, GETTING TASERED BY THE HIGHEST BIDDER.(you know, actually, for those five seconds, you feel like you're dying. ) SHERIFF UNGER SAYS THE JOLT FELT WORSE THAN HE HAD IN TRAINING.. BUT HE KNOWS ITS WORTH IT. ESPECIALLY SINCE IT HELPED RAISE MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE RELIEF EFFORT.
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As Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore fight off allegations of an affair and divorce, the 33-year-old actor is appearing in a brand new commercial -- where he's flirting with other women and inviting them back to his bedroom!The new spot with Ashton is only the latest in a series for Nikon -- and all the other ads have also shown him hitting on and taking photos of hot ladies. Strange for a married man, right?Neither star has spoken out about the rumors, but both continue to wear their wedding rings in public.Do you think the new ad is in bad taste ... or just bad timing?
Sherms: 1197 days ago
Why is it in bad taste? It's only who he is, whether or not people agree/disagree, like/dislike. He is way too young for Demi, and those days of fun and excitement are well past over. Maybe it was some bad timing on Nikon's part, but not bad taste. It's a commercial. I think we way over-analyze!
goodgirl: 1197 days ago
hmm ... could be that they are poking fun at all the rumors. ;)
GrandmaSunny: 1196 days ago
I've always noticed how weird it felt in those commercials for him to be flirting and taking photos of young, beautiful women. There's so many beautiful, amazing, funny, bizarre things in this world they could have focused on him taking pictures of, why portray him as some bachelor on the prowl? Just never seemed right.
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text: | Dáil Éireann - Volume 450 - 14 March, 1995 Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Safety of Tourists. Dr. Upton Dr. Upton 13. Dr. Upton asked the Minister for Justice the further initiatives, if any, she will take to ensure that the risk of attacks on tourists and theft of tourists' property are minimised; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [5284/95] Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen: The issue of crime against tourists is one which receives the highest priority from my Department and the Garda authorities. Close co-operation is maintained with Bord Fáilte to ensure that crimes of this nature are minimised to the greatest possible extent. In answering a parliamentary question on 8 February 1995 regarding tourist crime statistics, I set out, in detail, the measures taken by the Garda to deal with this problem, which include the deployment of additional Garda patrols, both uniformed and plain clothes, in areas of high tourist interest. In this regard, it is noticeable that a limited number of locations feature in many instances of crime against tourists. For this reason, the Garda are targeting these areas to ensure the safety of tourists. Other measures include the provision and distribution of an information leaflet by the Garda which is written in three different European languages and gives advice to tourists on how to protect their property and personal belongings. These leaflets are also available at all seaports and airports. This is a simple crime prevention device which has proved to be of very practical value. Another significant measure designed to help in tackling the problem is the provision of the Garda Office which opened in March 1990 in O'Connell Street, Dublin. This serves as a central location for advising tourists on preventive measures which they can take to safeguard themselves and their belongings. It also maintains a permanent Garda presence in the area. 1169 [1169] An initiative deserving of special notice is the launch by the Garda Community Relations Unit of a street map for tourists in Dublin, listing places of historical and current interest and including crime prevention advice. Supervised carparks are depicted on the maps. I understand that it is intended to extend this project to other areas frequented by tourists. In addition, gardaí have carried out security surveys of all youth hostel accommodation. Advice has been given on securing entry and exit points to these buildings and providing facilities to allow tourists to store luggage securely. I have also made available resources to introduce closed circuit television in the Temple Bar area which, I hope, will be operational shortly after Easter. So far, I have dealt with crime prevention. However, we must put in place measures to help those tourists unfortunate enough to end up as victims of crime. A new initiative in this area is the establishment of the Dublin Tourist Victim Support Service which was launched on 14 April 1994 and which is being operated by the Irish Association for Victim Support — IAVSI. This new concept is modelled on the existing Amsterdam Tourist Assistance Service and provides tourists who have been the victims of crime with a practical support service to assist them in overcoming the initial trauma of their experiences. The Garda Síochána have been involved in setting up this service and have provided premises for its operation at the Garda Dublin Metropolitan Area Headquarters at Harcourt Square. A coordinator with a victim support background has been appointed to head the team of volunteers who possess a wide range of foreign languages. All volunteers have received extensive training to allow them deal effectively with tourists who become victims of crime while on holiday in Ireland. I know that this service will prove to be of immense benefit to visitors to this country who suffer the misfortune of becoming victims of criminal activity. 1170 [1170] It is necessary in discussing this subject to retain a sense of proportion. Dublin is a relatively safe city for visitors by comparison with the situation in other European and world capitals. The available statistics suggest that less than one tenth of one per cent of the 3.7 million or so visitors to this country each year fall victims to any form of crime. While not in any way wishing to understate the problem and fully recognising the need for the preventive and other measures which are being taken, I think it is important also that we avoid the risk of overstatement of portraying an image of our country which is excessively negative or which might scare off valuable and welcome tourism revenue from our shores. An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Joe Jacob An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: It is well past the time. Perhaps we will have one brief supplementary from Deputy Upton. Dr. Upton Dr. Upton Dr. Upton: Does the Minister expect fewer tourist attacks in Dublin this year than during the past few years? Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen: I have no figures yet for 1995. It is too early. Dr. Upton Dr. Upton Dr. Upton: Does the Minister anticipate that tourist attacks will be less of a problem this year than in the past? Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen Mrs. Owen: Unfortunately, when I became Minister for Justice I did not become a prophet. I cannot anticipate the extent of the problem. I hope the procedures put in place such as the closed circuit television in Temple Bar and other measures will reduce a number of tourists who fall foul of criminal activity and attacks. That should be our objective. An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Joe Jacob An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: That concludes questions for today. Dáil Éireann 450 Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. Safety of Tourists. Questions 19950314 | ||||||||||||||||||||||


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BadBlue malformed NULL byte could disclose file contents
badblue-null-file-disclosure (9557) | Medium Risk |
BadBlue could allow a remote attacker to obtain sensitive information. If a remote attacker sends a GET request for a known file appended with a malformed hexadecimal URL encoded NULL byte character containing a space (%00), the attacker could cause the contents of the requested file to be returned.
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No remedy available as of September 1, 2014.
- BadBlue Web site: BadBlue Product Suite.
- BugTraq Mailing List, Fri Jul 12 2002 - 19:50:16 CDT: Three BadBlue Vulnerabilities.
- BID-5226: Working Resources BadBlue Null Byte File Disclosure Vulnerability
- CVE-2002-1021: BadBlue server allows remote attackers to read restricted files, such as EXT.INI, via an HTTP request that contains a hex-encoded null byte.
- OSVDB ID: 8610: BadBlue Hex-encoded Null Byte Request Arbitrary File Access
Platforms Affected:
- Working Resources BadBlue Personal Edition 1.7.3
Jul 13, 2002
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The Blooming Buds group is having their fall plant swap October 10th at MacArthur Park in San Antonio. Everyone is welcome - anything garden related is welcome to exchange. No aloe, cactus, or wandering jew please as everyone has an over abundance of these plants already. We will have our usual pot luck lunch so bring something to share if you plan to particiate. We will have plates and utensils. We will also have a speaker (tbd) so Master Gardener's can get a couple of CEU's. |
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Right, but the swap is open to anyone. You may find something you don't have - it's always fun. Last Fall we had it down on Hemisfair plaza at the Schultze House - although it is enjoyable down there, the parking has gotten to be a hassle. |
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The Jimquisition: Defending Call of Duty Very much how men and women of the military defend this nation's freedom overseas, Jim Sterling defends Call of Duty. In many ways, Sterling's cause is more righteous and noble than anything a soldier has ever, ever done. This week's episode guests stars fat art critic, Virgillio Armarndio. Comments not appearing? Anti-virus apps like Avast or some browser extensions can cause this. Easy fix: Add [*].disqus.com to your software's white list. Tada! Happy comments time again.
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#SVtommies – A Land of Failure, Learning and Hope 13 days of business visits, learning and networking with numerous entrepreneurs and businesspeople, independently practicing the design thinking process, presenting to a venture capital firm and immersing ourselves in Silicon Valley's culture.
Professional Notes for Jan. 23, 2015 This week's notes feature faculty Mary Ann Brenden, Mark DelCogliano, Massimo Faggioli, Sarah Ferguson, Amy Finnegan, Eric Fort, Mike Klein, Robert Koerpel, Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer, Shirley Polejewski, Jim Rogers, Gerald Schlabach, Sister Katarina Schuth, AnnMarie Thomas, Jessica Toft, Father (professor emeritus) David Whitten Smith, Carey Winkler and Kari Zimmerman; and students Tim Stammeyer and Jade Schleif.
Innovation in Executive Education Recently, we sat down with Jacque Anderson, new Assistant Dean for Executive Education to find out about what's next for the Executive Education program at St. Thomas.
#SVtommies – Presenting to Silicon Valley Giants Students presented their final projects to Mainsail Partners before heading to IDEO, a cutting-edge design and innovation consulting firm, to learn more about design thinking.
#SVtommies – The "Process" Works Students spent Wednesday readying their presentations for investors at Mainsail Partners, building on everything they've learned during their time in the Silicon Valley Immersion class.
#SVtommies – Flipping the Interview UST entrepreneurship students spent Tuesday honing in on their class projects in Silicon Valley. For one team of students, the San Francisco location proved to be just right for their research.
#SVtommies – Shyp'd to Silicon Valley Students on the Silicon Valley Immersion trip spent Monday afternoon with at Shyp, a startup that's seen great success early.
#SVtommies – That "ah-ha" Moment UST entrepreneurship students in Silicon Valle spent time "unpacking" what they learned in their first four days in California, and applying it to their class projects.
#SVtommies – Design Think Process The first two days of our journey through Silicon Valley gave us a fresh outlook on the contemporary methods of business functionality and prepared us well for day three of our excursion.
#SVtommies at Plantronics Day two of our adventure in Silicon Valley began with great anticipation. We hit the road for a two-hour journey to Plantronics, a Santa Cruz-based headset company known for superior sound, style and comfort.
#SVtommies at Mainsail Partners After hearing about various valuation methods Mainsail uses the students studying in Silicon Valley had some intense Q&A touching on everything from ideal sustainable advantages to supreme bootstrapping techniques.
Best Wishes for a Wonderful Holiday Season At St. Thomas, community impacts so many facets of our joint work together, including how we interact with one another and help everyone bring out their best effort.
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Edusling Advances to Hult Prize Regional Finals Earlier this month 10 teams competed in the inaugural Hult Prize at St. Thomas competition, for the chance to automatically advance to the Regional Finals in one of six cities around the world.
St. Thomas Real Estate Analysis: Sale Prices for Nonforeclosed Homes in the Twin Cities Have Been Unexpectedly Flat Since April And while there are fewer foreclosed homes on the market lately, their median sale price has been going up.
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St. Paul Mayor Names Dec. 15, 2014, 'Opus College of Business at the University of St. Thomas – BUSN200 Program Day' BUSN200 is a tuition-free, noncredit service-learning course that is required of all business majors and minors.
UST in the News for Dec. 10, 2014 Holiday shopping, Ferguson protests and snow trolls in this week's headlines.
Up-and-Coming Entrepreneurs: Beyond Bandages Susan and Michael Wuollett, both '11 M.B.A.s, created a blood-clotting powder for animals that is patent-pending.
$58,500 in Scholarships Awarded in the 2014 Fowler Challenge The Fowler business plan competition encourages students to develop and submit a business concept that has the potential to become a viable, high-growth business. This year 36 teams competed for $58,500 in Scholarships
Tommie Traditions: Up 'til Dawn Over the years, St. Thomas students have raised more than $500,000 during Up 'til Dawn to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.
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Jim and Lynne Jackson, founders of Connected Families and co-authors of How to Grow a Connected Family and Discipline that Connects with Your Child's Heart, have over fifty years combined professional experience working with children, teens, and families. In 1990, after serving as ministry staff in two large churches and bearing two intense and lively kids, Jim and Lynne became very intentional about parenting, and then about helping other parents. Lynne became a pediatric Occupational Therapist. Jim became a director of a ministry to high-risk teens and their families. They added a third child, completing their AAA hat-trick (that is, adding a third child with ADHD, Asthma, and Allergies. Quite an intense bunch!). As Jim and Lynne toughed out those early years, they started developing numerous resources to inspire and equip parents for grace and truth in their relationships at home. After serving hundreds of parents and thousands of kids it became clear more was needed. In 2002 Jim and Lynne founded Connected Families to partner with churches to build strong families. Their presentations bring real life to audiences through impromptu role-plays, transparent stories of their own successes and failures, and stories of the experiences of hundreds of parents they have coached over the years. They leave parents laughing, crying, encouraged and equipped to uniquely bring God's grace to life in their homes right away! As Faith@Home coaches, Jim and Lynne work with church staff to create church-wide strategies to more effectively equip parents for discipleship in their homes. Whether in the trenches with parents as mentors, on the stage as presenters, or in planning meetings with staff, Jim and Lynne bring a wealth of experience, overflowing passion, and years of wisdom to their service. Testimonials: "I had the privilege of being in a parent training seminar with Jim and Lynne as they led a group of churched and un-churched parents in several sessions on how to raise Godly students. I was envious of their ability to draw in the parents and then supply them with practical Biblical help." Mark Gold – Friendship Church, nationally known speaker and life-long youthworker. "Jim and Lynne's presentation style is so incredibly real, and personal! I felt like I was sitting with them in their living room, even though there were a hundred people in the room." Marci Mohan – Family Connections Director, St. Michael's Lutheran Church "I have never seen such a powerful blending of sound Christian thinking with practical ideas parents can use now! This is the parenting message I've been waiting to hear!" Pastor John Dack – Family and Children's Pastor, Northwood Church. Email us
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The national debt hit another milestone, crossing $14 trillion on the last day of 2010.
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"Welcome to the Jungle," by Guns N' Roses, is a kick-ass American rock-and-roll masterpiece
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If the opening chords of "Welcome to the Jungle" don't trigger some sort of Pavlovian reaction, one in which you suddenly have the urge to shotgun a beer and do a little shimmy from side to side, then you probably don't know where you are right now. Relax. Don't panic. You're in the jungle, baby.
See also: Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction turns 25
I think pretty much everyone wore out their cassingle of "Welcome to the Jungle" around 1989 or so because they were so addicted to that sweet, sweet opening riff. The lyrics, though...whatever, amiright? The extent of my interest in whatever Axl Rose was singing went something along the lines of, "Blah, blah, blah, just get to the part where he goes sha-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-neee!"
Turns out, it's about a jungle or something. This much we know. Maybe. But what else was going on in that teased-out brain of Axl's? Let's examine, shall we? Brace yourself. Something tells us it's gonna bring you -- DOWN! Huh!
This hobo is a guitar god in the jungle.
There are two things you have to know about "Welcome to the Jungle" before you start believing it's some great treatise on Reagan-era politics and, like, the system, man. The first is that Guns N' Roses' manager said that when coming up with the idea for the video, he just stitched together ideas from Midnight Cowboy, A Clockwork Orange and The Man Who Fell to Earth.
The first two are pretty obvious, but other than the fact that Axl's makeup on stage is a little Bowie-esque, I'm not sure how the third one applies. Maybe because they're both lonely gingers walking the earth in a state of confusion? Whatever, we'll roll with it. So all that depressing, dystopian imagery in the video is less poignant and more, "Hey, this would be cool."
Lonely gingers, unite!
The second thing you have to know about this song and the accompanying video is that Axl Rose's explanation for how he wrote the lyrics basically boils down to "I went to a small town one time and I felt like they had everything I needed." Jigga-what??! Then how do you explain these lyrics, good sir?
"If you've got the money, honey, we've got your disease."
Axl's Oh! face.
Pro tip: When you're singing a line that's clearly aimed at potential groupies, maybe don't talk about selling off your disease while pointing to your junk. It's the '80s, dude. Axl needs to take a cue from the TLC tip and start wearing condoms stitched to his clothes. Safety first.
"I wanna watch you bleed."
"I wanna hear you scream."
"If you want it, you're gonna bleed."
Question: Was the "small town" that inspired this great American masterpiece actually Twin Peaks? Did Axl visit Bob in the Black Lodge? I grew up in a small town. I promise my impressions of it were not "Gee, they have everything I need here -- by which I mean, obviously, sadomasochistic blood torture."
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Welcome to the website of The National History Bowl, a history quiz competition for teams of students throughout the USA! Founded in 2010, The National History Bowl is getting set for its fifth school year of high school Regional and State qualifying tournaments, leading to the National Championships in Washington, DC and Arlington, VA in the spring of 2015. For the 2014-15 school year, we expect to offer 100-115 standard Regional and State tournaments at the high school level throughout the USA. In addition, we will oversee an additional 25-40 US History Bee Regional tournaments, over 40 elementary and middle school level tournaments, and we are looking forward to organizing the inaugural International History Olympiad in the summer of 2015. Please explore our website and learn how you can take part in our tournaments. Good luck in the 2014-2015 school year and please contact us if you have any questions!
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Congratulations to our 2014 National Champions!
Liberal Arts and Sciences Academy (High School Varsity – Austin, TX)
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Over 60 Regional and State Tournaments Now Scheduled; More to Follow Soon!
(San Miguel de Allende, Mexico – October 2, 2014) As you can see on the map, The National History Bee and Bowl staff has been busy securing tournament sites and dates around the USA for our fifth year of tournaments, set to begin on October 25. Between then and the end of March, we expect to hold somewhere between 100 and 120 standard high school level tournaments; so tournaments will continue to be scheduled over the coming months. Keep checking the website to see where tournaments are being held, and if you're in a region where there's not a green dot listed yet, please email email@example.com if your school might potentially be interested in hosting.
In other news, the draft schedule for the International History Olympiad has now been posted, and a list of all qualified students from the USA will be posted to the website later this month. We'll be getting in touch with everyone who has qualified in advance of when registration opens (scheduled for November 1). Also from our website team, we'll be debuting the new version of the NHBB high school website in just a week or two! The dedicated Olympiad site should also be up by early November as well.
Good luck to everyone as the new competition season draws near! Don't forget to register at www.historybowl.com/registration once you know how many teams you'll be bringing to an event.
Welcome to the Fifth Year of The National History Bee and Bowl!
(Rhodes, Greece – August 26, 2014) Welcome to the fifth anniversary year of The National History Bee and Bowl! At the high school level, we're gearing up for our biggest and best competition year to date. Aside from over 100 Regional and State level tournaments, at all of which you and your team can qualify for our National Championships, we're going to be expanding the US History Bee, which debuted last school year, greatly expanding our outreach efforts, and most important of all – launching the inaugural International History Olympiad from July 9-15, 2015 at the College of William and Mary in historic Williamsburg, Virginia. Hundreds of students have already qualified for the Olympiad through their performances at our 2014 National Championships, but everyone will get another shot at our 2015 National Championships, to be held on Friday-Sunday, April 24-26, 2015 in Arlington, Virginia and Washington, DC.
Additionally, we are in the process of redesigning our websites (including consolidating the High School Bee and Bowl websites into one), and we expect our new website to go online in early October, so be on the lookout for that. As always, have a look on the website for information on tournaments which are updated on a continual basis as tournaments get scheduled and registrations come in. If you have any questions, please contact email@example.com Good luck in the 2014-15 competition year, and we hope to see you at one of our many tournaments soon!
Happy Summer from NHBB!
(Montreal – July 7, 2014) Happy summer from The National History Bee and Bowl! While this is our traditional "off-season", everyone at NHBB is still hard at work preparing for next year's competitions. We expect to have an update on the International History Olympiad, which will debut in July 2015, available by the end of the month – check www.ihbbglobal.com for the latest. In other news, NHBB is pleased to welcome Bunnie Hadsall as a full-time staff member. Based out of Arizona, Bunnie brings years of experience in quiz bowl and academic competition to NHBB. She will focus on a number of projects in 2014-15, including helping to coordinate our regional tournaments, overseeing our expansion to Canada, and assisting with our middle school History Bowl tournaments. Also, Matt Weiner, perhaps the top writer for history quizbowl questions in the country, will now be in charge of question production for our tournaments. Other NHBB staff members will assist with writing and editing at times. Lastly, if you're interested, Eric Xu, the 3rd place winner in the Varsity National History Bee last April and the 2014 National Quizbowl Player of the Year interviewed NHBB Executive Director, David Madden. If you're interested in hearing about NHBB's own history and more on our plans for the future, you can listen to the full podcast of the interview here.
We'll be updating the website with the first scheduled tournaments for 2014-15 by the end of July, and we expect to have a new version of the website ready to launch by the end of September. We hope that you and your team are likewise using the off-season to prepare for another exciting new year of The National History Bee and Bowl. Enjoy your summer, and we'll see you in the fall!
Congratulations to the 2014 National Quizbowl Award Winners!
(Hanoi, Vietnam – June 18, 2014) For the third successive year, The National History Bee and Bowl has been privileged to sponsor the National Quizbowl Awards, which were distributed at the National All Star Academic Tournament held in Columbus, OH on Sunday, June 15. These awards are given out to the best all-subject quizbowl players in the country, though performance at NHBB events is certainly taken into account.
The National High School Player of the Year was Eric Xu of Western Albemarle High School in Crozet, VA; earlier, Eric had finished in third place in the National History Bee. One of the other four National A Team Players was Nathan Weiser of the Liberal Arts & Sciences Academy of Austin, TX who finished as the MVP at the National History Bowl National Championships en route to a first place finish. LASA Coach Jason Flowers was named High School Coach of the Year, after leading his team to titles at the National History Bowl, NAQT High School National Championship Tournament, and the PACE National Scholastics Championship.
Other winners included Middle School Player of the Year, William Golden, and his father, Michael Golden, as the Middle School Coach of the Year – both of Harmony School of Excellence in Houston, TX. LASA players Ethan Russo and Corin Wagen tied for National 10th Grade Player of the Year while Shub Mehta of Dorman High School in Roebuck, SC was the National 9th Grade Player of the Year. Ben Zhang of Ladue Horton Watkins High School in Ladue, MO; Sam Blizzard of Northmont High School in Clayton, OH; and Carlo De Guzman of St. John's School in Houston, TX joined Eric and Nathan on the National A Team as well. Congratulations to all the recipients on their success!
Congratulations to our new 2014 National Champions!!!
Liberal Arts & Sciences Academy (Austin, TX) – Varsity
Westview High School (Portland, OR) – Junior Varsity
Beachwood High School (Beachwood, OH) – Varsity Small School
Advanced Math & Science Academy (Marlborough, MA) – Junior Varsity Small School
(Washington, DC) The National History Bowl has just concluded its fourth annual National Championships, which were held on April 26-27 in Arlington, Virginia and at various host sites throughout the Washington, DC metro area. 216 teams from across the country competed over 15 rounds of competition. The champions in the Varsity division were the Liberal Arts and Sciences Academy (LASA) of Austin, Texas. Coached by Jason Flowers, the team consisted of Ben Jones, Alex Denko, John DiCarlo, and tournament MVP Nate Weiser. LASA had previously finished second in 2013 and tied for third in 2012 before finally capturing the National History Bowl title this year. Saratoga High School in Saratoga, CA finished as runner up, while last year's champion, Bellarmine College Prep of San Jose, CA and the Illinois Math and Science Academy team from Aurora, IL took the semifinalist honors.
Beachwood High School of Beachwood, Ohio won the Small School Division outright, as the only small school team to make the playoffs, while Alex Oltarsh of Team TriBeCa was the top solo team in the 132-team Varsity field, making the Octofinals.
In the Junior Varsity Division, Westview High School of Portland, Oregon won over Farragut High School of Farragut, TN in the finals. A number of the Westview team members (consisting of Jonathan Tran, Nishit Mishra, Priyansh Sharma, and Shouvik Deb, and coached by Alex Tran) had previously been on the team that won the Middle School National History Bowl in 2013, so their success continues at the high school level. The Advanced Math and Sciences Academy was the Junior Varsity Small School Champion, while Pratham Chhabria of Team Pseudonymous Institution was the top JV solo team, and Bethlehem Middle School of Bethlehem, NY was the highest placing middle school team.
Full results are available through the links to Nationals information, while a number of the matches and interviews with players can be found on the National History Bowl Youtube channel.
NHBB would like to thank our tournament sponsors, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and History (commonly known as the History Channel), all of our host sites in and around Washington, DC and Arlington, VA, our staff who makes the tournament happen, and all the students, coaches, parents, and supporters who came to compete at Nationals or helped those who did. Thanks for an incredible weekend of competition, and we'll see you next year on April 24-26, 2015!
Welcome to Nationals!
(Arlington, VA – April 25, 2014) Good Luck to All Students and Teams at our National Championships this weekend! And a big thank you to all our staff, coaches, parents, outreach partners, and everyone else who makes this incredible celebration of history possible. We're delighted you're here to join us, and wish you all the best over the next three days! -Your NHBB Nationals Team
National Championships Registration Closes for Varsity – JV & Waitlist Still Open! 216 Teams Total Will Compete.
- (Lyon, France, April 10) The 2014 National History Bowl National Championships has now confirmed its Varsity and Junior Varsity field sizes at 132 Varsity and 84 Junior Varsity teams. The Varsity draw is now closed, as 132 teams have signed up. If you wish to be added to the wait list (for anyone who qualified), or be listed as a standby team (for those schools already coming to Nationals, or within a 90 minute drive of Arlington, VA – standby teams are those who may be called up to the morning of the event to compete) please contact firstname.lastname@example.com as soon as possible.
For the Junior Varsity, division, however, as of the time of this post (5am Eastern time on April 10), we are currently still seeking 3 Junior Varsity teams. If teams who have qualified contact us, we will add them through noon on Saturday in the order we receive their interest in registering. Otherwise, teams who competed this year, but did not qualify, are welcome to submit a wild card bid. We will evaluate all wild card bids (priority is given to teams who came close to qualifying, had minimal chances to compete this year, and to teams of 3 or more students) received by noon on Saturday. Thereafter, we will open the JV draw to all on a first come, first served basis. We expect the draw will be filled by Sunday, so don't delay! Finally, if you haven't yet done so, this is also your last chance to sign up for the National History Bee, US Geography Olympiad, and US History Bee – the registration period for all closes at 11:59 EDT on Tuesday, April 15. And don't forget to make your hotel reservations – rooms at the Crystal Gateway Marriott are almost sold out! For any questions, please contact email@example.com Thanks to all who have registered for Nationals and good luck!
National Championships Registration Deadline Approaching on April 7!
- (On Amtrak, from NJ to Washington, March 31) The National History Bowl is getting set for its fourth annual National Championships in Washington, DC and Arlington, VA on April 26-27. We're currently projecting a final combined number of teams at either 210, 216, 222, or 228 (because of the way our draw works, it must be a multiple of 6), but in any case, it appears it will be our largest National Championships to date! While over 170 teams are currently signed up as of March 31, we know of dozens of other teams who are planning on attending, and are certain that there are others who are looking to attend, but have not signed up or given us indication they will do so. Please note that we are certain to close the National Championships draw on April 7! We will only take additional teams after that date if needed to reach the next multiple of 6 in both the Varsity and Junior Varsity division to make the draw work. Please sign up as soon as you can once you know you will be attending! Likewise, don't forget to sign up for the National History Bee, US Geography Olympiad, and US History Bee if you have qualified students in those competitions too!
- Further information on our National Championships will be posted and sent to registered teams throughout the month of April. Finally, don't forget to make your hotel reservations – rooms at the Crystal Gateway Marriott are going fast. For any questions, please contact email@example.com Best of luck with your preparations!
Regionals Almost Finished – Nationals Registration Numbers Increasing Every Day!
(Washington, March 13) The National History Bowl is nearing the end of its fourth year of Regional and State level tournaments around the USA! March 15 will see eight more tournaments take place, from Florida to Pennsylvania, Wyoming to Ohio and many places in between. Don't miss your last chance to compete this year if you still have a chance to do so! We're also getting ready for our fourth National Championships – over 100 teams are expected to still register in the next three weeks. As soon as you know that you'll be able to join us, go ahead and sign up. Once your team is registered, you can see it listed on the "Teams Coming To Nationals" page within 24 hours of signing up. Don't forget to register for the National History Bowl, US Geography Olympiad, and US History Bee too – registration is available on all those websites. Nationals sign ups will run through April 1. We MAY extend that by a week or so, but sign up as soon as you can!
Finally, check out www.ihbbasia.com for reports on our recently completed IHBB trip to run tournaments throughout East Asia. Only one more Asian tournament remains prior to our Championships in Dubai on April 26. And since we're getting TV coverage in Dubai (start at the 10 minute mark in the video), we're expecting a great turnout there too!
11 Tournaments Run on Feb. 8; Dozens More to Follow Soon!
February is here – the busiest month in the annual National History Bee and Bowl Calendar! On February 8, the busiest day of the school year took place with eleven tournaments running simultaneously around the USA from Southern Georgia to Montana and everywhere in between. We even managed to run the weather gauntlet with no tournaments being cancelled due to ice or snow – which has obviously been a concern with the harsh winter around the USA this year. Highlights included Lexington winning an exciting Massachusetts tournament, which also featured the first international school (British School of Boston) to compete at a US event; our first Michigan tournament in two years at Detroit Catholic; another victory for JV National Champions, Northmont, in Western Ohio; and the first time we've held a second tournament in a school year in Arizona.
Additionally, Geraldine Stevens and Chris Cronin, representatives from our chief sponsor, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, attended the Illinois and Massachusetts Championships to see the competition, and to meet students and coaches. A big thank you to HMH for their continued support! Finally, as you can see through the tab on the left, teams are starting to sign up for our National Championships. If you've qualified and can join us, go ahead and sign up as soon as you can! And don't forget to register for the roughly 45 remaining tournaments between now and the end of March too. Good luck as your regional, state, and national tournaments approach!
National History Bowl Begins Its Busiest Three Months Ever!
From January 11 through March 22, roughly 75 History Bowls will be taking place throughout the USA! NHBB began its 2014 with tournaments in Kentucky, California, Iowa, Pennsylvania, and Florida on January 11. Northmont (OH) showed why its a national title contender by winning the Western Kentucky Varsity tournament, while Southwestern won the JV. Ransom Everglades picked up its 7th Varsity and JV titles out of 8 tournaments in South Florida NHBB history. In Pennsylvania, Chartiers Valley won in their debut NHBB performance, and signed up for Nationals two days later – we'll see you in DC! Allderdice won the JV over the Alagar homeschool crew, who dominated the JV Bee. In California, Arcadia took the Varsity title while Whitney triumphed in the JV. And in Iowa, Pleasant Valley A (pictured) pulled the rare trick of going 1-3 in the prelims, but then winning both their playoff matches in dramatic fashion to win the Varsity (and the JV as well).
There's a tournament in the next ten weeks within a two hour drive of over 90% of the US population, so we hope you and your team can join us too! Register through the link on the left side of the page – and if you've qualified for Nationals, go ahead and register for that as well. Good luck in 2014!
National Championships Registration Now Open!
Happy Holidays from The National History Bowl! We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for our fourth annual National Championships on Saturday and Sunday, April 26-27, 2014 in Washington, DC and Arlington, VA. All teams who have qualified are welcome to register from now until the end of March – see the Nationals Registration tab. We are expecting 200-225 teams for an incredible weekend of history quiz competition. Full details are available by clicking on the "Nationals Information" tab on the left side of the page as well. The cost this year is $555 for a team of 3+ students (there are no limits on team size at Nationals), $370 for a team of 2 students, and $185 for an intrepid solo team. Please note that there is no requirement to bring a reader, but teams who do may obtain substantial discounts. Buzzer discounts and discounts for host schools are also available. Finally, don't forget to register for the National Championships of the National History Bee, the US Geography Olympiad, and the US History Bee as well. If you have any further questions, contact NHBB at email@example.com. Hope to see you and your team at Nationals this spring!
National History Bee and Bowl Announces Partnership with Texas Quiz Bowl Alliance
(November 11, 2013) The National History Bee and Bowl is pleased to announce that it has entered a partnership with the Texas Quiz Bowl Alliance, which will oversee four standard NHBB high school-level State and Regional tournaments for the 2013-2014 school year. These include tournaments in or near Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, as well as the state championships in February in or near Austin. Additionally, TQBA will run a History Bee (on C set) at the Houston Holiday Hoedown, an all-subject tournament to be held in Houston on Saturday, December 14.
The tournaments which TQBA will run for NHBB will work somewhat differently than our standard formats. In particular, the prices will be slightly higher, but in return, teams will not be required to provide a reader. Also, there will be no Junior Varsity division at TQBA-sponsored tournaments this year, although students and teams who meet standard NHBB JV eligibility criteria (i.e. 10th grade and younger) are welcome to play in the JV division at Nationals, if they finish in the top half among participating teams and students at TQBA tournaments who are in tenth grade and younger. Also, please click on the respective tournaments on the map above to find out registration information, as registration for these tournaments will be done by emailing TQBA staff, not on the NHBB websites.
NHBB is grateful for the chance to partner with TQBA to help grow our tournaments in Texas, and we look forward to many new schools and students in the Lone Star State competing this year. For more information, please see TQBA's announcement at: http://www.texasquizbowl.
Congratulations to Rancho Bernardo High School – Champions of the San Diego History Bowl – our first tournament of the 2013-14 Season!
NHBB's fourth season is officially off and running! On Sunday, October 13 at Westview High School in San Diego, 11 teams came together for the inaugural San Diego History Bee and Bowl. The two-man team of Sathya Ramesh and Charles Neumann from Rancho Bernardo High School came away with the champion's title; though not without high drama along the way. Rancho Bernardo started the day 2-3 in the prelims, but then stormed back in the playoffs to defeat the top 3 seeds in succession. In addition to the usual plaque, Rancho Bernardo also won a Sacher Torte, an Austrian delicacy that tournament director David Madden had brought back from a recent visit to Vienna. This prompted the question "Is it food?" from the otherwise highly erudite Rancho Bernardo duo. Team Los Angeles County was our Finalist, and North Hollywood and Westview A made the semis. Thanks to Westview High School for hosting and to all who attended!
Next up is the Central Florida History Bee and Bowl on Saturday, October 19 at Shorecrest Prep in St. Petersburg, followed by only about 100 more tournaments to come! Sign up at www.historybowl.com/
NHBB and US Geography Olympiad Institute New Late Payment Policy for 2013-2014
(Washington, DC – Oct. 8) The National History Bee and Bowl and The United States Geography Olympiad are instituting new late payment policies for their high school division tournaments for the 2013-14 season. These can be found in Item #9 on the registration page or by clicking here. The gist of things is that all payments for regional and state tournaments must be brought to the tournaments this year, and paid in cash or check. If payment is not made by the end of the day, late fees automatically kick in, which increase after an additional week of non-payment. No one, however, will be turned away at a tournament for lack of payment, but anyone who plays without payment is thus accepting this policy. For high school NHBB Nationals and USGO Nationals, by contrast, payments must be made in advance by April 14. Late fees will then apply after a short grace period. For further questions, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks for your cooperation and timely payments for all events!
Gateway College in Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka Provides Practice History Quizzes to NHBB
Intramural History Quiz 2013 – Gateway College, Sri Lanka
Questions from the Sri Lankan Interschool Quiz Competition 2013
(Over the Indian Ocean, Sept. 21) The National History Bee and Bowl's International Division, IHBB, has just finished seven weeks of outreach efforts to schools in Asia. The trip concluded with a week in Sri Lanka, where we visited with six schools in and near Colombo and Kandy. At a visit to our new host school in Sri Lanka, Gateway College – Rajagiriya, NHBB Executive Director, David Madden was given an impromptu opportunity to emcee a history quiz. The students at Gateway College had written the questions themselves, and approximately 80 students took part. The questions from that quiz, as well as an even more challenging interscholastic competition have been forwarded to NHBB for your enjoyment and practice. How would you and your team stack up against the talented history students of Gateway College (which despite the name, is equivalent in student age to an American high school)? Note that a number of these questions, especially on Sri Lankan history, are considerably harder than anything you're likely to find in an NHBB regional or state tournament. However, there are plenty of easier questions here too. NHBB thanks Gateway College for providing these questions, and we look forward to our inaugural Sri Lanka History Bee and Bowl there next February 1!
After three additional weeks of outreach in Europe, David and Nolwenn will return to the USA to kick off the 2013-14 calendar with our San Diego History Bee and Bowl at Westview High School on October 13. After that, we'll be running tournaments during the weekends, and doing outreach throughout the USA every week until the end of March. We now have over half of our tournament dates set for the USA this year, so sign up through the Registration tab on the left side of the page whenever you're ready!
NHBB's Overseas Tournaments Set for Expansion in 2013-2014
(Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5) For the past two years, NHBB has held a number of tournaments throughout Asia and Europe under the name of the International History Bee and Bowl or "IHBB". Tournaments have taken place so far in Japan, China, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, England, and France. We have also held a European Championships for the past two years, as we bring the excitement of our history quiz tournaments to students overseas.
For the 2013-2014 school year, IHBB is set to grow by leaps and bounds, as its Executive Directors, David and Nolwenn Madden, are in the midst of a 10 week outreach trip across Asia and Europe. So far, they have visited over 100 schools in South Korea, China, Thailand, and Malaysia, with future stops planned in Singapore, Sri Lanka, England, Germany, Switzerland, and France. IHBB is looking forward to 12-15 qualifying tournaments in Asia and 6-8 such tournaments in Europe this year. The 2014 European Championships will then be held in Rome, and the inaugural Asian Championships in either Singapore or Hong Kong at the end of the school year.
Looking a bit farther down the road, IHBB is also already in the beginning stages of planning for the first-ever International History Olympiad in the summer of 2015. This would be a week-long event in the summer for students from around the world. The Olympiad would consist of many different events, many of which would go beyond buzzer-based quiz competitions. For more information on the International History Olympiad and all of our future plans around the world, please see www.ihbbglobal.com. Of course, in the USA, we're growing too – with about 25 new qualifying tournaments at the high school level, and our new US History Bee! Stay tuned for more details on that, which will be available by October.
Welcome to a new year of The National History Bowl!
August 6, 2013: We are excited to be getting ready for our biggest and best year so far. At the high school level, we will be running 100-110 standard History Bee and Bowl tournaments; the sites for which are shown on the above map.
As we get set for our new season, we are also putting the finishing touches on redesigning our high school website. The new website (which will be combined for the high school level of the National History Bee and Bowl) will debut around Labor Day. We will also be including information on the elementary and middle school division of the National History Bowl on a separate website. This will be ready in September, and registration for all levels of the National History Bowl for the 2013-2014 school year will open in September as well.
For further questions on the high school division of either the National History Bee or the National History Bowl, please email firstname.lastname@example.com For further questions on the elementary or middle school division of the National History Bee or the National History Bowl, as well as the new United States History Bee, please email email@example.com. Thank you for your interest and support of The National History Bee and Bowl, and we look forward to seeing you at one of our upcoming 2013-2014 tournaments soon!
NHBB Announces the 2013 National Quizbowl Award Winners
For the second straight year, NHBB has sponsored and organized the National Quizbowl Awards to recognize the achievements of the top players and coaches in all-subject (i.e. not just history) quiz tournaments throughout the USA. Congratulations to this year's winners who are as follows:
National Middle School Player of the Year: Pranav Sivakumar, Barrington Station, IL
National 9th Grade Player of the Year: Ethan Russo, LASA, TX
National 10th Grade Player of the Year: Sam Blizzard, Northmont, OH
National High School Player of the Year: Max Schindler, Ladue Horton Watkins, MO
National High School A Team (includes National Player of the Year):
1. Max Schindler, Ladue Horton Watkins, MO
2. Sameer Rai, Bellarmine, CA
3. Morgan Venkus, Loyola Academy, IL
4. Carlo De Guzman, St. John's, TX
National Middle School Coach of the Year: Jeff Price, Barrington Station, IL
National High School Coach of the Year: Jason Flowers, LASA, TX


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Leisha DeHart-Davis joined the School of Government in May 2012. Previously, she was a faculty member with the University of Kansas School of Public Affairs and Administration, where she also served as doctoral program director. DeHart-Davis's research focuses on "green tape," the term she uses to describe effective policies and procedures. She specializes in employee engagement and workplace climate studies within local government organizations. Her work has appeared in the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory and Public Administration Review. She serves on the board of advisors for the Arizona State University Center for Research and Organization Design. DeHart-Davis holds a PhD in public policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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