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A big yesss for me!!!
Hello folks,
Is "Anti-Eternia He-Man" from German Audio Tapes, doable ?
I totally love the concept. It is well described in the bio of gbagok
From COTU (Mike Bock member):
The German Tape:
Some customs:
Last edited by Arvulis; September 9, 2011 at 02:53pm.
A big yesss for me!!!
Man lives in the sunlit world of what he believes to be reality.
But...there is, unseen by most, an underworld, a place that is just as real,
but not as brightly lit... a DARKSIDE.
well. THough I absolutely love alternate (especially evil) versions of Heroes, I just dont know anything about Anti-Eternia. I'd like to. Got sources I can read?
I am ok with (and maybe actually very cool with) Anti-He-Man, in as much as since we already have Faker (to superman's Bizzaro) then Anti-He-Man (to superman's Ultraman) is a cool alternate universe evil version of the actual hero.
I like the colour scheme. But I'd have to have some good reason they are that colour. Cause if Anti He-Man is black with red hair, then all human eternians of that world should probably follow the same to similar format. LIke Teela with jet black skin and purple hair, or whatever.
But that's alot of ....guh.
So I'd take an anti-He-Man I guess. I'd like a summary of the adventure with him as a foe on a bio... And that's it. End it there.
And I'd much rather have a green Slime Pit He Man first. Solid colours with clear green accessories.
There was a thread here not too long ago pertaining to a "mirror universe", pertaining to issues touched upon in gbagok's bio for the character. While I certainly wouldn't mind in the least and would welcome it as I love concepts like this , I wonder what that would do to Faker in the overall grand scheme of things since it's a bit redundant.
Personally, I'd love it if Anti-Eternia was Faker, as that was the conceptualized origin for Faker in the MVC Comics. Here's what Val had to say on the matter from a thread entitled, MOTU Shattered Glass:
Yep, the MVC comic was setting up an alternate dimension story line where He-Man was the colors of Faker, etc, and was the origin for Faker in our 200x comic universe.
for me anti he man is a must! he has nothing to do with faker imho.
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I think this would be a decent repaint but I would rather see The Warrior in Yellow.
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they would be a cool repaint!!
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Heck yes; I love alternate/bizarro versions/inversions of characters! I wouldn't necessarily want a whole planet-full of them in the line, but to have this Anti He-Man and perhaps the Anti-Skeletor/Keldor would be swell.
Anyone have a translated transcript of the tape?
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I absolutely like the Anti-Eternia concept. Episode 11 is one of my favorites of the EUROPA audio cassettes.
I do not have a transcript, but here are all important informations of the story:
In this episode 3 characters from Anti-Eternia (in the universe of darkness) visited Eternia through an interdimensional tunnel, that Skeletor had opened.
- Anti-He-Man (Master of the black power), described as a black figure with red hair. He has the same voice like He-Man and he is as strong as He-Man.
- Anti-Man-At-Arms, described as the black doppelganger of MAA. He was sitting in a black Wind Raider.
- Anti-Orko, who looks and sounds like Orko. When He-Man first met him, he didn't realize, that this was not Orko until the right one showed up.
- Anti-Castle-Grayskull (castle of darkness) is a white castle in which the gate looks like the face of an angel.
EDIT: I like the anagram of Adam for Anti-He-Man
EDIT II: Great Idea of MVC, that Faker and Anti-He-Man are one and the same. Because I believe, that in the 80s Anti-He-Man was created, after the author had seen a picture (or had heard a description) of Faker. And Faker by the way had a very cool appearance in Episode 7. But here he wasn't blue. He was an exact Doppelganger and was destroyed at the end of the story. Faker was one of a very few figures, that I didn't have as a child, because he never came out in Germany. My first Faker was the commemorative one, that I freed from his package. And the second one was from MotUC.
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"A female He-Man. Ooh oh. This is the worst day of my life."
I normally hate straight up re-paints, but this would be a cool one I'd like to have.
Irian translated the germany audio play some time ago.
It can be found here: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...highlight=anti
Maybe Marzo as an archenemy was the biggest thing to happen to Mekaneck, but as far as Marzo was concerned...it was Tuesday.
Who actually likes the name Anti-Eternia? I kinda like Alternia.
As cool as this guy looks I'm just not a fan of repaints so would be fussed about a figure of him. Might of been cool for a DCU two pack.
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There's no use for this, in my opinion. You want an anti-Eternia MOTUC He-Man ? Fine ! Take your brushes and paints, and repaint an original MOTUC He-Man.
This is just the typical example of something I wouldn't buy. Especially at this kind of price !
I agree, that Anti-He-Man is a figure, that I do not need to be happy. But there are many support threads for Filmation characters, that I care for less than this He-Man repaint. And especially for a german fan this would be a great thing. Even though a lot of germans are tired of this character because of the thousands and thousands of customs, that are made every month. ;-) Besides Mattel has not the rights to do EUROPA characters.
"A female He-Man. Ooh oh. This is the worst day of my life."
Lol! I agree dude It's just because when it is "official", with a nice packaging and a nice bio.... that's nice ! A DC vs MOTU would have been cool... but since it's dead ...
That's the same thing with some repaint I would love to see in MOTUC like Kobra Khan Camuflado or Leo Faker for example.
Anyway, If I don't get it before the end of line, I will do it myself
of course , gimme an motuc anti-he-man
The audiotape only says he has red hair, black skin and looks like He-man.
So aside from the head repaint you can give him a different outfit and weapons.
The images above are all based on each other. It was stated nowhere that his outfit is red in the story.
For instance, here is mine. Still a repaint, but a different colour scheme:
I want him! He must include a mini audiocassette (in the same way Wundar included bread)
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I started a thread like this a while back, asking how people would feel about a "Shattered Glass" line in the MOTUC
I'm like to see this figure, would prefer if he fills one of the quarterly variants slots. Actually I'd like to see several of this anti-matter line in MOTUC as quarterly variants.
Most definitely I Want this variant made.
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Coach Diane Ninemire has continually taken the Golden Bears to new heights as one of the winningest and most successful softball programs in the nation. Take this opportunity to attend her Nike Softball Camp and allow her to help you take your game to the next level.
Now entering her 27th season as head coach of the perennially powerful Golden Bears, the NFCA Hall of Famer is part of an elite group of world-class coaches, with more than 1,100 career wins, a national championship, two national Coach of the Year titles and numerous national and conference honors during her tenure.
In her nearly three decades at the helm of the Cal program, Ninemire has coached 17 players to All-America status for a total of 35 All-America honors and 84 All-Region honorees, plus 139 All-Pac-12 selections. In the classroom, Ninemire's Bears have excelled at one of the most prestigious universities in the world, combining for four CoSIDA Academic All-America honors and 54 Pac-12 All-Academic selections.
From 1999-2005, Cal made seven consecutive trips to the College World Series with the Bears' most recent appearances in Oklahoma City coming in 2012 and 2011. With a national championship, 12 Women's College World Series trips and 26 straight NCAA postseason appearances to her credit, it is no wonder that Cal enters every season as a contender for the national title.
The 2014 Bears produced strong offensive numbers that saw Cheyenne Cordes lead Cal in nearly every offensive category. Along with Danielle Henderson and Kylie Reed, Cordes was an NFCA All-Region selection. Cal also earned eight All-Conference honors, while four Bears were recognized for their efforts in the classroom as Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention selections.
The Golden Bears punched their ticket to a 26th consecutive postseason in 2013, in a season that saw Jolene Henderson break Michele Granger's career wins record and become the winningest Cal pitcher in program history (130 wins). The team lost to eventual WCWS participant Michigan at the Ann Arbor Regional, failing to advance to Super Regionals for only the second time since the Super Regional format was introduced in 2005. Henderson was named an All-American while Lindsey Ziegenhirt became Cal's first CoSIDA Academic All-American since 2005, and the 2013 squad raked in an additional five All-Region, seven All-Pac-12 and three Pac-12 All-Academic honors.
Thanks to an 8-1 victory over then-No. 14/18 Oregon on April 20, 2012, Ninemire hit one of the most impressive milestones in coaching history - notching career win No. 1,100. Entering the 2014 season, she was just one of 15 Division I ball coaches to hit the 1,100-win mark.
In 2012, Cal set program single-season records for most runs scored (422), RBI (376), homers (84), total bases (856), and the highest fielding percentage (.979). Not only did the 58 wins set a new team best, but they also topped the previous high of 56, which was set by the 2002 NCAA Title-winning team.
Cal opened the 2012 year on a 23-game winning streak before dropping its sole nonconference loss of the regular season to Hawaii in a 10-inning battle. The Bears won the inaugural Pac-12 title by going 21-3 in the most competitive softball conference in the country, winning every single series and sweeping five of the eight series. Cal claimed the No. 1 spot in at least one of the two national polls 13 times this season, finishing the campaigned third in both rankings. After winning the Berkeley Regional and Berkeley Super Regional, the Bears went 2-2 at the Women's College World Series, in which they defeated LSU and Oregon but lost to eventual champion Alabama and eventual runner-up Oklahoma.
In 2011, the Golden Bears returned to the hallowed grounds of Oklahoma City for the 11th time in school history for the Women's College World Series. They got there by notching Cal's first-ever Super Regional series title over an SEC School - going 2-1 against host Kentucky. On the Regional level, the Bears breezed through the competition in Louisville.
After starting the 2011 campaign ranked 12th in the polls and slated to finish fourth in the Pac-10, Cal ended the year No. 5 in the country and second in the conference. Cal closed out the year at a 45-13 clip with an impressive 15-6 conference record to take second place, marking the best Pac-10 finish since 2005, when the Bears tied for first. The Bears won at least one game in each Pac-10 series and swept three schools - then-No.17 Oregon, Oregon State as well as then-No. 8 and defending national champion UCLA. For their stunning work in 2011, the National Fast Pitch Coaches' Association lauded the Cal coaching staff as the Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year.
In the fall of 2011, Midland University honored Ninemire with induction into its Athletic Hall of Fame. Ninemire began her collegiate playing career at Midland in 1976, lettering in basketball and softball. Ninemire led Midland softball to a state championship in 1977.
Thanks to a 6-0 victory over Sacramento State on April 7, Ninemire became the ninth coach in the history of Division I softball to notch 1,000 wins. Already the winningest coach - male or female - in all of Cal history for any sport, Ninemire now has a career record of 1,059-509 after leading the Bears to the WCWS in 2011. She has accumulated the second-most wins in Pac-10 history (1,059).
In addition to posting their 37th consecutive winning record in 2010, the Bears finished 10-11 in the Pac-10 Conference to tie for fourth, which is the highest conference finish since 2005, when the Bears were third. The Bears were one of the seven Pac-10 teams to earn an at-large bid to the postseason, marking their 25th consecutive trip to NCAA tournament, which is the second-longest streak in the nation. Cal shut out the competition at the Columbus Regional, icing Bucknell, Kentucky and Ohio State to win its fifth Regional title since the format was adopted in 2005, before falling to No. 6-seeded Georgia in Athens, Ga.
In 2009, Ninemire set another career milestone, joining the National Fastpitch Coaches Association's Hall of Fame class that year. Ninemire, who joined Frank Cheek of Humboldt State and Bill Edwards of Hofstra, was inducted into the NFCA Hall of Fame on Friday, Dec. 11 2009, at the Renaissance Hotel in Nashville, Tenn.
Ninemire helped make Golden Bear history in 2002 when she directed Cal to its first NCAA Championship at the WCWS with a 6-0 win over Arizona, marking the first women's title in Cal athletic program history. The 2002 team set a school record for wins (56), while Jocelyn Forest claimed the tournament's Most Outstanding Player honor, and Ninemire was chosen as the NFCA National Coach of the Year. Cal became the first Pac-10 team other than UCLA and Arizona to ever win the softball national title. In the circle, Forest went undefeated in Cal's postseason run and completed the WCWS with a 4-0 record, 0.50 earned run average and 33 strikeouts in 28.0 innings.
Ninemire has enjoyed plenty of other memorable moments along her career path. In 2005, Cal won a share of the Pac-10 title (a first for a Ninemire squad) and advanced to its seventh consecutive WCWS. The 2004 version of the Bears was one of Ninemire's most successful and most decorated groups, as four All-Americans and eight All-Pac-10 selections helped drive Cal to its third consecutive WCWS championship game appearance. That same year, her winning reputation was recognized internationally when she was named as an assistant coach to the inaugural Greek Olympic softball team. Two of Ninemire's former players - Michele Granger and Gillian Boxx - were four-time All-Americans and helped the United States win a gold medal as members of the 1996 Olympic Team in Atlanta. Former California Golden Bear Vicky Galindo, who Ninemire coached, was the most recent Cal softball player named to the 2008 15-member Olympic Team roster. In 2001, Cal began the season 32-0 before finishing fifth at the WCWS.
Prior to becoming head coach, Ninemire served as an assistant for five years at Cal under Donna Terry. Together, the tandem led the Bears to three appearances in the NCAA Tournament, a third-place finish at the 1986 WCWS and the inaugural Pac-10 championship in 1987.
Along with her coaching duties, Ninemire is a member of the NCAA Pacific Region Advisory Committee and a former chair of the All-American Selection Committee.
Ninemire began her collegiate playing career at Midland Lutheran College (Fremont, Neb.), leading the team to a state championship as a freshman. After one season, she transferred to Nebraska-Omaha, where she played on both the softball and basketball teams for three years. A shortstop and left fielder, Ninemire helped UNO win the 1978 championship and make three appearances in the College World Series.
Ninemire graduated from UNO in 1980 and completed her master's degree in physical education at Texas Woman's University in 1987. She began her coaching career at TWU in 1980 as Terry's assistant before heading west to assist Terry and the Golden Bear program in 1983.
Diane Ninemire By the Numbers
· 28 years as head coach
· 1178-562 career record (as of Aug. 1, 2014)
· .677 winning percentage (as of Aug. 1, 2014)
· 35 All-America selections (17 All-Americans)
· 147 All-Conference selections
· 4 Academic All-America selections
· 58 Conference All-Academic Selections
· 84 All-Region selections
· Two Conference Coach of the Year honors
· 1 national title
· Two conference titles
· 26 winning seasons
· 26 years in the postseason
· 12 trips to the Women's College World Series
· Three WCWS title game appearances
Diane Ninemire Coaching Honors
· 2012 Easton Team of the Year
· 2012 Pac-12 Coach of the Year
· 2011 NFCA Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year
· 2011 Midland University Athletic Hall of Fame Induction
· 2009 NFCA Hall of Fame Induction
· 2002 NFCA Coaching Staff of the Year
· 1991 Pac-10 Coach of the Year
Tammy Lohmann enters her 10th season with the California softball program in 2015, helping to guide the Golden Bears to the NCAA Softball Tournament in eight of her 9 previous seasons with the Bears.
Under Lohmann's tutelage, Cal student-athletes have garnered 66 all-conference selections and 10 All-America selections. In eight of her nine seasons, Lohmann helped guide the Bears into the postseason, producing six super regional and two Women's College World Series appearances over that span.
With Lohmann's supervision, the 2014 Bears produced strong offensive numbers that saw Cheyenne Cordes lead Cal in nearly every offensive category. Along with Danielle Henderson and Kylie Reed, Cordes was an NFCA All-Region selection. Cal also earned eight All-Conference honors, while four Bears were recognized for their efforts in the classroom as Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention selections.
In 2013, Lohmann helped Cal punched its 26th straight ticket to the postseason, where the team lost to eventual WCWS participant Michigan at the Ann Arbor Regional, failing to advance to Super Regionals for only the second time since the Super Regional format was introduced in 2005. The successful 2013 squad combined for one All-America, one CoSIDA Academic All-America, five All-Region, seven All-Pac-12 and three Pac-12 All-Academic honors.
The 2012 season saw Lohmann and the Bears set program single-season records for most runs scored (422), RBI (376), homers (84), total bases (856) and the highest fielding percentage (.979). Not only do the 58 wins achieved in 2012 set a new team best, but they also top the previous high of 56, which was set by the 2002 NCAA Title-winning team. The Bears won the inaugural Pac-12 title by posting a 21-3 conference record. In 13 of the 2012 season's weeks, Cal was ranked first in at least one national poll and finished the year ranked third after tying ASU for bronze in the Women's College World Series.
In 2011, the Golden Bears returned to the hallowed grounds of Oklahoma City for the 11th time in school history for the Women's College World Series. They got there by notching Cal's first-ever Super Regional series title over an SEC School - going 2-1 against host Kentucky. After starting the 2011 campaign ranked 12th in the polls and slated to finish fourth in the Pac-10, Cal ended the year No. 5 in the country and second in the conference. Cal closed out the year at a 45-13 clip with an impressive 15-6 conference record to take second place, marking the best Pac-10 finish since 2005, when the Bears tied for first. For their stunning work in 2011, the National Fast Pitch Coaches' Association lauded the Cal coaching staff as the Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year.
During the 2010 campaign, Lohmann helped direct the Bears to their best Pac-10 Conference finish since 2005 with a 10-11 record in conference play to tie for fourth. Additionally, the Bears were one of the seven Pac-10 teams to earn an at-large bid to the postseason, and shut out the Columbus Regional, sweeping through the three opponents, before falling in Super Regional play to No. 6-seeded Georgia.
In 2009, thanks to Lohmann's assistance in the development of the Cal hitters, the Golden Bears produced team records in home runs (49) and runs (322) in 2007, and RBI (279) in 2008 and broke their home-run record with 55 round-trippers in 2009.
Prior to her arrival in the Bay Area in 2006, Lohmann was an assistant coach at Wisconsin, helping guide the Badgers to a NCAA Regional appearance in 2005. She coached numerous All-Big Ten conference and regional players with the Badgers. Wisconsin hitters posted a record-breaking offensive season in 2005, setting multiple school records.
As a player, Lohmann was a two-time all-conference selection at Arizona State and was team captain for the 1997 season. She was the ASU Freshman of the Year in 1993 and is on ASU's single-season and career record charts in hits, doubles, and stolen bases.
During the summer of 1998, Lohmann was a pitcher and a shortstop for the Arizona Peppers in the Ladies Professional Baseball League. She played the same positions during the 1998 USA Women's Baseball National Tournament, helping the Arizona Angels to a runner-up finish. In 1999, Lohmann played in the Women's Professional Softball League as a member of the North Carolina Diamonds.
She earned her master's degree in human service administration from Bradley in December 2002. Lohmann is also a one-star master coach with the National Fastpitch Coaches College. She was selected as one of 25 coaches to attend the NCAA Women's Coaches Academic Dimension I in Denver, and again for Dimension II in Indianapolis. The Cal Athletic Department recognized her as a Shining Star in January 2009.
Tammy Lohmann By the Numbers (Cal Only)
· 10 All-American selections
· 29 All-Region certificates
· 66 All-Conference selections
· 2 Conference Pitchers of the Year
· 1 Conference Player of the Year
· 21 Academic All-Conference certificates
· Two Academic All-Americans
· Eight winning seasons
· Eight trips to the postseason
· Two trips to the Women's College World Series
Tammy Lohmann Honors (Cal Only)
· 2012 Easton Team of the Year
· 2011 NFCA Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year
Renowned softball pitcher and coach Chuck D'Arcy joined the Bears in July of 2014 following a successful four-year tenure in Tempe in which he helped the Sun Devils to one national championship and three consecutive Women's College World Series berths.
Under D'Arcy's direction, Dallas Escobedo developed into a three-time NFCA All-American who led ASU to the Women's College World Series as a freshman. Alongside Pac-12 standout Mackenzie Popescue, the duo became one of the nation's top pitching tandems, combining for a 162-40 record. Each finished their senior seasons in the top 10 in the conference for earned run average.
Before joining the Sun Devils, D'Arcy coached or played at nearly every level for USA Softball's men's and women's teams. He oversaw the pitching staff of the silver medal-winning U.S. Women's National Team at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. He joined the national team staff in 2005, also leading Team USA to gold medals at the World Cup in 2006 and 2007, the 2007 Pan American games and the International Softball Federation World Championships in 2006. He served as an assistant coach for the 2002 and 2003 USA Softball Junior Women's National teams, winning gold at the Pan Am Championship in 2002 and silver at the ISF Junior World Championship in 2003.
As a pitcher, D'Arcy compiled nearly 1,100 victories, more than 10,000 strikeouts and 62 no-hitters while holding an 0.85 ERA over a 30-year career that spanned four decades. He participated in 21 ASA Men's Major National Championships and six USOC Olympic Sports Festivals. He was voted team captain by his USA Men's National Team teammates for the 1983 Pan Am Games. D'Arcy was inducted into the ASA National Softball Hall of Fame in 1997. D'Arcy was hailed as one of Sacramento's "Greatest Athletes of the 20th Century" by the Sacramento Bee.
D'Arcy also remains a legal counsel and compliance officer, a job he has held since 2007, for Advanced Workplace Strategies, Inc., a major company dealing with drug testing and background checks. Aside from his athletic career, D'Arcy served as a prosecutor for 28 years with the Sacramento County District Attorney's office. In 2004, he was appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger as Chief Assistant Inspector General to the State of California. He was named the 1997 Prosecutor of the Year for Sacramento County by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers and was Lincoln Law School's Outstanding Professor of the Year in 1986.
Mandy Santos joined the Golden Bears in the fall of 2013 as the team's volunteer assistant coach.
With a former competitive fastpitch player for a father, Santos was practically born with a softball in her hand. She began playing at five years old, and played competitively through high school as a shortstop and catcher until an injury sidelined her from the game and ended her hopes of pursuing a collegiate softball career.
From 1992 to 2011 Santos enjoyed a successful corporate career where she worked in a number of management positions and oversaw staffing and resources in fields including project and client management, reverse logistics, distribution and service operations.
Despite her prosperous corporate career, Santos always felt that something was missing. In 2004, she formally joined the coaching staff of her alma mater – Archbishop Mitty High School. She attended her first Women's College World Series in 2008 as a spectator and from then on set her sights on a second career as a coach.
Santos left her corporate career in 2011 to join the staff at Presentation High School in San Jose, where she served as Assistant Athletic Director and head varsity softball coach. She managed 11 sports across 25 teams, and oversaw booster activities and concessions plus coaching staff evaluation. Throughout this time, Santos assisted California head coach Diane Ninemire during summer camps and clinics and helped 12 of her high school athletes, including former Oklahoma standout Keilani Ricketts, to NCAA Division I programs.
Santos is currently pursuing a degree with the University of Phoenix.
Check-in takes place between 8:45-9:00am on Monday at the main entrance of Levine Fricke Field
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AGES: Entering 7th through 12th grade
The Elite Showcase Summer Camp is designed to work with advanced softball athletes entering grades 7 through 12. The emphasis will be to prepare athletes for advanced level competition through individual skill development and game strategies in a competitive environment.
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The Bear Cub All-Skills Summer Camp is designed to help players learn and improve their skills in a fun environment. Campers will have the opportunity to learn and develop their skill sets as they work alongside the Cal Bears staff and players. The emphasis will be on skill development in all parts of the game, including: hitting, fielding, slapping and bunting, pitching, catching, baserunning and MORE!
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A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers prior to camp. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
• 27 years as head coach
• 1155-533 career record (as of Aug. 1, 2013)
• .684 winning percentage (as of Aug. 1, 2013)
• 35 All-America selections (17 All-Americans)
• 139 All-Conference selections
• 4 Academic All-America selections
• 54 Conference All-Academic Selections
• 84 All-Region selections
• Two Conference Coach of the Year honors
• 1 national title
• Two conference titles
• 26 winning seasons
• 26 years in the postseason
• 12 trips to the Women's College World Series
• Three WCWS title game appearances
• 2012 Easton Team of the Year
• 2012 Pac-12 Coach of the Year
• 2011 NFCA Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year
• 2011 Midland University Athletic Hall of Fame Induction
• 2009 NFCA Hall of Fame Induction
• 2002 NFCA Coaching Staff of the Year
• 1991 Pac-10 Coach of the Year
• With its selection to the Ann Arbor Regional, Cal received its 28th consecutive postseason bid -- the longest active postseason streak in the country.
• Five Golden Bears earned NFCA All-Pacific Region honors: Jolene Henderson, Danielle Henderson and Lindsey Ziegenhirt were all awarded first-team selection, and Cheyenne Cordes and Victoria Jones were All-Pacific Second Team members.
• Seven Bears were members of All-Pac-12 teams: Jolene Henderson (first team), Cheyenne Cordes (second team), Lindsey Ziegenhirt (second team), Victoria Jones (HM), Danielle Henderson (HM), Khala Taylor (All-Freshman), and Vanessa Alvarez (All-Freshman HM).
• Lindsey Ziegenhirt was a Pac-12 All-Academic First Team selection, and Nikki Owens and Danielle Henderson were named Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mentions.
• Lindsey Ziegenhirt was named Pac-12 Softball Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
• Lindsey Ziegenhirt was selected Cal softball's first Capital One Academic All-American for the first time since 2006.
• Jolene Henderson was selected an NFCA Second Team All-American.
• Jolene Henderson became Cal's winningest pitcher, eclipsing Michele Granger's previous record of 119 career wins. Henderson finished her career with 130 wins, pitching a no-hitter in her final collegiate victory at the Ann Arbor Regional.
• Jolene Henderson was a Top 10 finalist for Player of the Year and a Top 10 finalist for the Senior CLASS Award, claiming the fan vote (which is worth 1/3rd of the final ballot).
Camp is open to any and all entrants and only restricted only by age and number of campers.
The University of California was chartered in 1868 and its flagship campus — envisioned as a "City of Learning" — was established at Berkeley, on San Francisco Bay. Today the world's premier public university and a wellspring of innovation, UC Berkeley occupies a 1,232 acre campus with a sylvan 178-acre central core. From this home its academic community makes key contributions to the economic and social well-being of the Bay Area, California, and the nation.
Levine-Fricke Field, home of the 2002 NCAA champions, is the venue for Golden Bear softball on the University of California campus.Nestled at the base of Strawberry Canyon, the field sits high above the Berkeley campus overlooking the San Francisco Bay Area.Built in 1995, Levine-Fricke Field owns a seating capacity of 500, with all of the seats in close proximity to the field. The outfield fences stand 190 feet down the right and left field lines, while it is 220 feet to straight-away center.Cal softball began play in 1972 on Hearst Field in the center of campus. The Bears moved to Strawberry Field, just west of their current location, in the early 1980s and remained there until Levine-Fricke Field was constructed.


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It's been a while since i've done a 'top list' of any kind and as I sat here gazing at the nipple tassel'd zombie chasing a businessman around a parking lot while watching the Zombieland trailer in anticipation for this Friday's release (cheap plug), the thought occured to me that we've seen some pretty sexy zombie babes in horror flicks over the years - so I started compiling a mental list in my head....
Here are, in my opinion, the top 10 sexiest zombies of all time. They may be undead, but I wouldn't kick 'em outta bed! That being said, i'm not sure i'd let 'em give me head....
10. Naked Zombie Walking Towards House - Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Although ya don't see much of her, and although her ass isn't even anything great, she is (as far as I know) the first nude zombie to appear on screen and for that alone she must be immortalized.
9. #9 - Land of the Dead
How fitting, eh? I don't even like baseball and a large portion of her face is missing, but I still have a crush on sweet little #9 and that's quite a testament to her sexiness. It doesn't hurt that the woman behind the make-up, Jennifer Baxter, is supermodel beautiful.
8. Emily - The Corpse Bride
So she's a stop motion action figure, big deal. If I was Victor, i'd have kicked Victoria to the curb and kept my ass in the underworld with this blue haired worm infested goddess and my dead dog.
7. Julie - Return of the Living Dead 3
Not many women can pull off the shards of glass sticking out of their body look - it's really something to be admired. Also gotta respect a woman who can carry on with her boob hanging out like it's no big deal. Then again, I have absolutely zero respect for Tara Reid so maybe that's only an attractive trait when the female in question is a glass infested zombie.
6. Sheri Moon Zombie
Ok, that was cheap, but I needed to fill a spot. There aren't exactly a surplus of hot dead chicks to choose from. Cut me some slack, will ya!
5. Tammy - Fido
She's been house trained, and this ups her several points on the sexy scale - she won't bite off more than she can....well, ya know!
4. Lillith - Zombie Strippers
The next best thing to Jenna Jameson in one of the greatest films of all time, it seems almost poetic that a girl with such a fascination for death becomes a member of the walking dead. Poetic and sexy as hell.
3. Lesbian Ghost Chicks - Return to House on Haunted Hill
They're lesbian ghost chicks, what more do I need to say? I'm not sure if they'd technically be seen as zombies, but is anyone gonna argue the inclusion of these fine rotting specimens on this list?
2. Trash - Return of the Living Dead
Like ya didn't see this one coming. Ms. Quigley had been the reigning queen of sexy zombie-dom until a certain ex-pornstar came along last year and grabbed that bull by the horns....
1. Kat - Zombie Strippers
Sorry Linnea, but Jenna topped you. Maybe it was the pole dancing, maybe it was the shooting pool balls out of her downstairs area (ok, it was DEFINETLY that), but no matter which way ya cut it, Jenna Jameson's Kat is the sexiest zombie of all time. She may not be as attractive as she used to be, but she makes one hell of a zombie!
Honorable Mention
The nameless girl who has sex with Dr. Hubert Breast in the Re-Animator porn spoof, Re-Penetrator. What, you haven't seen it yet?
Close But No Cigar
Suzanne (Linnea Quigley) from Night of the Demons. She's technically a mere demon and thus couldn't be included on this list, although one could argue that anyone who can stick a tube of lipstick into their nipple deserves to be on every top 10 list ever created, no matter the subject matter. Needless to say, I had to at least give her a shoutout.


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It seems like Unity has improved a lot.
After being a hater, I'm starting to quite like it above everything else.
Phoronix: Intel Mesa 9.1 Benchmarks On Unity, KDE, Xfce, Etc
Benchmarks from the Mesa 9.1 stable branch with Intel "Ivy Bridge" graphics were done to look at the OpenGL gaming performance from Unity, KDE, GNOME Shell, Xfce, LXDE, and Razor-qt...
It seems like Unity has improved a lot.
After being a hater, I'm starting to quite like it above everything else.
Good to see unity stepping up the performance. Also liking that they've added the ability to switch between windows of the same process via the right click menu on the launcher. Can't wait for April.
How can LXDE and Razor-qt have such different scores? They both use openbox.
HOLY SHIT! UNITY DID SECOND BEST?!? Good job Canonical.
can we haz e17 plox
Is Compiz is even ready for Wayland?
whats about testing kwin_gles? kwin is horrible slow here in my intel, thats why i use gles kwin in 4.10
Actually no, unity is still shit, that performance improvement is because of FINALLY fixed mesa's bugs. But it's hard to determine which element is bad in linux before it gets fixed, because there is to much buggy packages, that can cause slows and lags everywhere, like mesa, compiz, unity, kernel, x.org server and so on, plus crash reporter has like 100% possibility to crash itself, so there is no simple way of reporting bugs
Gnome 3.7.90 is out. You could have built that set up and tested which against KDE 4.10 would be far more interesting.


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I'm thinking of picking up a Asus M2A-VM(690G) chipset to replace my dead mobo and would like to know how good support for the chipset is under linux. Should i expect problems or should everything run smoothly?
Well im not really interested in the GPU part.
Ok I picked it up. It works fine. No problems so far(im not using the GPU). Ill post more details whe i play around a bit more.
Ahh...my bad. It's not RD690....the one Abit has is RX1250 chipset?
I use soyo 690G MB. It works fine in CentOS 5.0, following are sth noted during installation:
1. disable the HPET (high precision event timer) in BIOS (for soyo MB, bios must be updated by winflash)
2. update the CentOS asap after installation, the newest kernel can tolerate HPET enabled
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I am using Biostar TA690G-AM2 MoBo for a month now
with 64-bit Xubuntu (as before)
and everything is fine.
Driver fglrx is working and even compiz is doing its job. MoBo have hdmi, dvi, vga and tv-out but only one digital and one analoge out can be used at he same time. Its graphics is faster then intel G33/690G
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admin in Bay Area, California 83 months ago |
Okay, I'm in my 50's, actually 57 and been an admin for 10+ years except temping that last 2 years. Now going out for an interview and getting the question "What are you goals for the next 5 years"? How does one answer that kind of question at my age? I dont really have a career goal. Though I'm being very picky where I apply and want to only work at certain companies and location, I need a job to pay bills. Any help on how to answer this kind of question? |
Sheribow in North Andover, Massachusetts 83 months ago |
I've got the same problem with that question I'm 54 and still looking for work. I've been a admin forever and like you....want a job to pay bills. Yes I am particular to what type of company I work for also. I wish I new how to answer it. Seems like whenever you are honest....that's not a good thing for some. I'd love to answer "to retire".....not working anymore, living a good life....I have an interview on Monday. Hope there is someone who can give us a good answer. |
admin in Bay Area, California 83 months ago |
Good luck Sheribow with your interview on Monday. I have a phone one later today and hopefull if I pass this one I can have a face to face one next week. |
Patricia in Ottawa, Ontario 83 months ago |
I read this comment while at work today and made a mental note to go on the site today to give you my take on it. Here is the way I would tackle the question "What do you see yourself doing five years from now"? What are your goals? In my position I am seeking to acquire greater knowledge and skills so I can better assist the professional I work for. You have to personalize where you see yourself. You can also say that you hope you are effective in maintaining the high standards of this office and that you hope to gain the trust and respect of your supervisor and the department. Hope this helps and possibly helps you to come up with an answer customized to you and where you are at. I have a few interview questions and answers on my blog at this link:
admin in Bay Area, California 83 months ago |
Hi Patricia - Thank you for responding. Thats kinda the answer what I have been giving and also saying that I'm always looking for new opportunities to learn new skills so that I can give my manager what he or she needs to be successful. I just always thought maybe they were looking for something about 'what do you want to be when you grow up'. Thank you so much for your help with this. |
Patricia in Ottawa, Ontario 83 months ago |
I am not sure about "What do you want to be when you grow up?", but they could mean "Will you still be with us in five years"? I think you are on the right track. Patricia |
admin in Bay Area, California 83 months ago |
Thats true, they might mean that to make sure you're going to stick around for awile. Thanks and have a great weekend! |
kim in Columbus, Ohio 83 months ago |
I'm in the same position. Question.. How many of you have had interviews with"headhhunters" for a particular advertised position only to find out AFTER you're in their office that the postion has been "filled"? Credibilty in that area is non-existant. |
Admin in Bay Area in Columbus, Ohio 83 months ago |
I don't even consider them anymore. And I agree with you, I think they DO want to see what you look like, age, ect. I wish I was clever enough and the funds to do a dog and pony show in Washington DC to bring focus to their unlawfull practices. |
amber in El Paso, Texas 83 months ago |
no le entendi ni papas |
Cheryl A. Price in Tell City, Indiana 83 months ago |
kim in Columbus, Ohio said: I'm in the same position. Question.. How many of you have had interviews with"headhhunters" for a particular advertised position only to find out AFTER you're in their office that the postion has been "filled"? Many, many times. Here in Evansville the entire clerical field is so competitive I've been looking for a full-time job for over a year and working temp jobs just to pay the bills. Now even the temp jobs are running out. I'm listed with 5 temporary agencies. None of them have any work for me and at the end of the month I'll be losing my apartment with nowhere to go. I'm darn good at what I do, I love the work for its variety, and I don't even mind picking up the dry-cleaning and walking the dog. I even make great coffee. I've been on a few interviews, never make it to the second one and I'm so frustrated with not being hired. All I need is for someone in the area to give me a chance!
Cheryl A. Price in Tell City, Indiana 83 months ago |
admin in Bay Area, California said: Hi Kim, Yes that has happened to me with the temp agencies around here. I look up their website or get job alerts that they have an opeining. I send in my resume. They call me to go in take a test and probably want to see what I look like before they could send me out to companies. But after I go in, get really great high scores on my test, they say, "well we dont have anything open right now, but keep calling to check in and see if we have something". I give up on then. Not going to waste my time with them anymore. This is how I got signed up with so many temp agencies. The only good to come out of it is that when I'm in an interview, I have the statistics (test scores) to let people know my skill levels. Actually, the only assignment I've had in a year was three months at the Food Stamp office, and I don't even remember signing up with that agency. I was hired sight unseen off of the internet. |
kim in Columbus, Ohio 83 months ago |
Cheryl A. Price in Tell City, Indiana 83 months ago |
I was working at an apartment complex. The affair was with the property manager. They fired me, demoted her to leasing agent, fired the current leasing agent and hired a new property manager. As far as I know, no one even knew about the affair. She (the property manager) fired me before the shake-up happened and I didn't tell anyone. I've considered relocating, but I was born and raised here, and I love this area. Plus my elderly parents are here with no-one but me to help and I can't leave them. I do have a sister living in Kansas (sorry, but I don't like Kansas)but I really need to stay here. I trust things will look up soon. Thank you for your encouragement. |
kim in Columbus, Ohio 83 months ago |
I have been in the same situation as you. Very difficult. I would have explored legal options. I wish you the best. Kim |
Irene in Fresh Meadows, New York 81 months ago |
This is a very bad world - nobody cares about others; nobody cares if you have bills or a sick child or an ederly to care; they only care about themselves. They are never satisfied and nothing can satisfy them, not even money. The more they have, the more they need and treat people like bag of rotten potatoes. We have to suffer and pray that one day, we wont have to be anybody's slave. God will help us.
Deborah Grimes in Cleveland, Ohio 81 months ago |
admin in Bay Area, California said: Okay, I'm in my 50's, actually 57 and been an admin for 10+ years except temping that last 2 years. You can always say ( working for you, or being your assisting) in the next 5 years or more. good luck |
Cheryl in Evansville, Indiana 81 months ago |
I, too, believe in a magnanimous creator, and sometimes because of my situation (like yours) I long to be with HIM instead of here on this earth, but I'm too cowardly to do anything about it. You sound as despressed as I am. Please try to keep plugging along. I just tell those who ask that question that my goal is to find a position that will let me learn as much in the next 5 years as I have in the previous five. Education is very important to me. |
Cheryl in Evansville, Indiana 81 months ago |
I'm 51 and have been temping (with more than 15 years as an admin assistant) for over a year now. The job situation here is horrible. When people ask me what my goal is for the next five years, (I admit I lie) I tell them I'd like to complete my Associoates Degree in Office Administration. I really have no desire to go back to school yet again at my age, and I think I have very valuable skills, but no-one wants them. My goal is just to get a job that someone will let me keep for the next 15 years until retirement. which will probably suck anyway, with no money saved. |
Sandra in Baltimore, Maryland 81 months ago |
well to be frank I am not yet 50 and have a bachelor's degree and still cannot find a job after 2 years of searching and working with the agencies. Yes most of those agency only want to see how you look and then it is back to the gutter to dig for grime. |
KRISTINA HOPE in La Grange, Illinois 80 months ago |
admin in Bay Area, California said: Hi Kim, Yes that has happened to me with the temp agencies around here. I look up their website or get job alerts that they have an opeining. I send in my resume. They call me to go in take a test and probably want to see what I look like before they could send me out to companies. But after I go in, get really great high scores on my test, they say, "well we dont have anything open right now, but keep calling to check in and see if we have something". I give up on then. Not going to waste my time with them anymore. I am the owner of a staffing firm and I do not have people come in if there is not a job available. Unfortunately, when I am telling candidates that I don't have anything right now it is because they probably were not dressed professionally, or did not have the personality the company desired. Good candidates are always placed. I would take a better look at yourself and make some changes. Also, do not have a resume that is more than one page and goes back more than 10 years. |
kiana in Bay Area, California 80 months ago |
Thats great you dont have people go in but some agencies around here (Manpower, Office Team, etc) want you to go in if you've never worked with them before. They make you take a test on the computer and then have a short interview. I dont know if you're talking directly to me but I don't need to take a better look at myself. I go into interviews dressing with a very nice expensive suit, always make sure my gray hair in colored, get a manicure and I'm always told I have a very impressive resume (1 page). I cant help it if I do have a few ugly little tumor bumps on my face which some people think its acne which I know it probably has alot to do with first impression looks. I am 58 but dont look it. I walk into the interview with smiles. |
KRISTINA HOPE in La Grange, Illinois 80 months ago |
I suggest if you think your "little ugly tumor bumps" are holding you back, I would invest in a good dermatologist. |
kiana in Bay Area, California 80 months ago |
I have something called Neurofibromatosis. Its not that easy to go have removed. Dermatologist dont take care of this. I would have to go to a Plastic Surgeon and back in 2004 they were 200 dollars each to have removed and I'm sure they cost more now. With no job and no insurance its a little difficult to do. Are you one of those people that looks at someone and if they dont have a clear perfect fact you wont send them out on a job? What is your problem! |
KRISTINA HOPE in La Grange, Illinois 80 months ago |
I am sorry to hear of your condition. I am sure it is difficult for you. I was only defending temporary agencies, as I operate in a totally legal and fair way. |
Susan in San Diego, California 80 months ago |
Listen up Ladies! Two months ago I moved to San Diego from Denver due to the terrible job market. Yesterday I had another interview. The office manager I interviewed with was very pleasant and had been with the company for 18 years. One comment she made during the interview was how most of the "young" women she has hired (and then fired) in the past didn't have the right attitude when it came to "duties as assigned" or taking inititive on their own (common sense) plus they are lazy! to put it bluntly. So don't dwell on that "age-thing" because "times-they-are-changing. Smart employers do recognize the advantages of hiring a "mature" and experienced individual rather than someone right out of high school or college students - in San Diego anyway. Don't be discouraged. Go to a website and get help with your resume and cover letters - VERY IMPORTANT! Spend some money on yourself and get a great new youthful hair style - VERY VERY IMPORTANT. Always put your professional looking foot forward at any age and for any job. Oh, by the way, I will be 61 in November. |
Admin Assist in Newark, New Jersey 80 months ago |
I am 56 years old, and considering relocating to another state. I have been employed at my current job for 25 years, and kind of nervous about relocating and finding a new job. I've been told by several people that I shouldn't have any problems finding another job, however that's easier said than done, after reading others comments and responses. The reason I'm contemplating the move is that housing and taxes are so high in this area, whether you're buying or renting. |
JulesM in San Jose, California 80 months ago |
Last week I was watching Project Runway and they were designing clothes for college kids getting a job. A remark that a couple of the judges made was something about wearing a suit was 'old school'. Is that true these days? I am interviewing this week at a high tech company where I have temp in the past so I know working there they are very casual in clothes (wear jeans, shorts, etc) So do you think suits are 'old school' these days? I was wondering if it would be okay to wear a nice blouse and black slacks. I am 52 years old. I have also seen young girls at places going in for interviews and they didnt have suits on. What are your feelings? My interview is Tuesday and I dont know if I should stick with my suit or not. By the way, the interview will only be with 2 EAs that are screening everyone first. |
Cheryl Price in Clifty, Kentucky 80 months ago |
First interview or not, your image and first impression are important! It's difficult to dress appropriately anymore. I don't agree that capris are proper business attire, especially for those of us "older" Americans. It depends on the type of job, of course, but I always try to dress one degree up from the people who are coming in to work everyday. But make it subtle. If a suit is not right, try a slack set or separates. That's my opinion.
JulesM in San Jose, California 80 months ago |
Thank you very much for your replies. I will stick with my suit then. |
Noelene in Tauranga, New Zealand 78 months ago |
Cheer up everyone..its happening all around the world, I live in New Zealand and moved from the sunny Bay of Islands to the Bay of Plenty in the North Island of NZ. Larger population and more job opportunities, I had a great job with the government in the Bay of Islands, since moving I have not found full time work and my bills are screaming at me..I have decided which ever comes first a great full time job I am happy with or taking up full time studies in NZ Dipl in Business for 1year come 2009. I leave that to the universe..corny yep! but all of you sound like you are doing everything you know how and I say keep up your positive attitudes and don't loose sight of your strengths.. Noelene of Tauranga NZ |
Bridgette in Lewisville, Texas 77 months ago |
I had a great interview and was asked that question, where do you want to be 5 years from now. It was asked by a younger woman, probably in her late 20's, I am 60. I've been an EA to CEO's for years, and had asked my assistants and people I hired the same question. But now at my age, it sounded so ridiculous. My quick retort I kept to myself, although I almost burst out laughing. Mentally, I thought, LIVING. When I was younger, the answer was, "working and thriving with your company." |
Deborah James in Alameda, California 77 months ago |
Bridgette in Lewisville, Texas said: ___________________________________________________________________ I like that, excellent answer. I had an interview yesterday with a financial services company. When asked why I wanted to get out of the legal field, I had to really think to come up with a tactful answer, instead of blurting out "because I think that most of them are lunatics." |
Mary inTampa in Tampa, Florida 77 months ago |
Deborah: A tactful answer is, "I've had a wonderful career in the legal field; however, I feel as though I've reached my full potential. I am so full of energy. I want to move my career ambitions to a position where I can use my past experience and knowledge, with the opportunity to reinvent myself, learn new skills, and develop potential in the X field. And I think I am a good fit for this position because ____ |
c1040 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida 77 months ago |
Personally, I think it's a shame that professionals like you are overlooked. I have been looking for 8 months here, sending out resumes nearly every single workday. I have had only one interview in all that time. The interesting thing is that I keep seeing the same positions for the same employers after a period of time, which makes me think that the person who initially was awarded the job either didn't measure up, or there is something wrong with the employer that is not being addressed. I don't know about you, but I do not resend a resume in that case. And yes, I do think that mature ladies are outdone by the young ladies, because they are generally screened by men. I just turned 59, by the way. |
PK in Southlake, Texas 76 months ago |
I have not been in the professional work force for 15 years because I was decided to be a stay-at-home mom. I've done significant volunteer work for the school and my church. Should I include this on my resume? Yes I know this is a lousy time for someone with no current professional experience but I am totally competent to perform most admin jobs. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
Mary inTampa in Tampa, Florida 76 months ago |
Yes, include your volunteer work for the school and church. It's work - even if you didn't get paid, and it's part of the skills you have accumulated. |
Rich in Hinsdale, Illinois 76 months ago |
Mary inTampa in Tampa, Florida 76 months ago |
Well, it should be obvious I don't go to church. |
PK in Southlake, Texas 76 months ago |
Thanks for your helpful comments! |
PK in Southlake, Texas 76 months ago |
That's discouraging to hear about the age thing. I guess because as a former manager it just never crossed my mind when interviewing people. If they had the skills needed they were hired. I keep seeing articles about age being less of an issue these days. Guess it's not true huh? I may never find a job with two strikes against me...lack of current experience and age. Anyway I wish you good luck with your hunt. |
Jan L in Lancaster, Pennsylvania 75 months ago |
Resonding to those 50+ who are asked in interviews where do you want to be in 5 years... My reply is... "to be in a position where I have honed my craft - where I have not only mastered the responsibilities I have been given, but enhanced the position, made improvements to the position that have benefited not only myself, but the company.
Sharie in Bowling Green, Kentucky 75 months ago |
Thank you for your reply! I LOVED that answer and you expressed it perfectly. I'll be more prepared next time. Thanks for your help in this discouraging job market. |
Sharie in Bowling Green, Kentucky 75 months ago |
Rich in Hinsdale, Illinois said: Mary in Tampa: Don't mention working for a church. Churches take anyone who works for free--in other words, your time is worthless. Plus you should leave religion out of business. There are a lot of people who think that belonging to a religion is a sign of inherent stupidity. I disagree. I have only had respect when I've mentioned my work at a church. Being the "campaign manager" for a financial drive indicates that I have a lot going for me ... religion aside. I've had employers identify with me regarding what a tough job that is (they've done it) or I should be commended that we surpassed our goal. It also indicates that I have some moral values and won't be stealing the petty cash. |
firstname.lastname@example.com in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 75 months ago |
I think that reply was the best one, too. I am new to this group. I'm actually a Paralegal that can't find work in the Philadelphia personal injury field. I also have a BS in Marketing Management, but when I went to school, they didn't have the internet. It seems I can't find anything with my marketing degree because all the jobs have something to do with search engine optimization, CRM, email traffic. So now I am trying to apply for an Administrative Assistant job. I'm not even sure exactly what is expected of an administrative or Executive Assistant so anyone who can give me advice how to better make travel arrangements besides looking for flights on the internet or calling a travel agency, please respond. Anybody have any ideas what else I can go into. Oh, and how much do Admin. or Executive Assistants make? |
Rich in Hinsdale, Illinois 75 months ago |
Going to church means you'll never steal or misappropriate funds? Where did you ever get that idea? Guess you never heard of Rev. Ted Haggard, and the other fakes. Just last week a priest got arrested for stealing over $300,000 of parish funds---he had a gambling and party problem. At least he did not molest any kids. So, don't be so smug about "moral" matters being an automatic with "church" people. |
Rich in Hinsdale, Illinois 75 months ago |
You entirely missed my point. |
Comment-asaurus in Orlando, Florida 75 months ago |
Putting volunteering experience on a resume is only appropriate if it relates to the job you are applying for in some way, shape or form. Meaning, if you had been retired and are coming out of retirement you could use the volunteer work as a reference/explanation of how you've spent your time. Or, say if you are applying for a job that involves event planning/coordinating and you had done just that for your church recently. then use it. Otherwise it is more resume fodder that the HR manager will just skip over. Save some ink. ;) |
Sharie in Bowling Green, Kentucky 75 months ago |
Exactly. The volunteer experience I had related to the job I landed. Actually, I never applied. They sought me for those organizational and planning skills after a vendor friend of mine recommended me for an open marketing position in a corporation he called on - the manager was struggling to find the right person. It proves, once again, that networking can seriously help you find the right job. The old saying applies, "Never burn your bridges." |
Sharie in Bowling Green, Kentucky 75 months ago |
Displaced Legal Professional in Denver, Colorado said: You had said religion equates to stupidity. Again, your point does not relate in any way to volunteerism. I agree. The comments are off course. Religion had nothing to do with my very first comment about voluenteerism. Apparently, Mary and Rich moved in a different direction. The skills learned and used as a volunteer provide you with something to put on a resume if you have nothing else! That was all this was about. Staying home with children is an honorable job. If you volunteered during that time home, it can be helpful later on when re-entering the corporate world. The the accomplishments need to be specific in order to be job-related. "Served as Chairperson of XYZ building campaign; exceeded fund raising goal by 75%" says more about you than "XYZ church volunteer" - meeting goals and working with groups of people to meet those goals, indicates interpersonal skills, organization, meeting deadlines and leadership. This entire conversation was related to a "mom" who needed something for her resume. There will always be crooked people, in churches or elsewhere, but they seldom put the church down on their resume and apply for an office position! |
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Don Giovanni K527 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Edited by Schuenemann, Soldan(Urt.). For SSSTBarBBB Soli, SATB Chorus, [184.108.40.206-22.214.171.124], Timpani, Mandolin. This edition: Hard-Bound. Opera. Full Score. Text Language: German/Italian. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P04505A).
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Dramma Giocosa in 2 Acts.
Instruments: Choir, Percussion, Timpani, Mandolin, Vocal, Folk
Genres: Classical, Classical Period, Opera, Miscellaneous
Variete - Concert Spectacle for acrobats and musicians by Mauricio Kagel (1931-). For Characters: minimum 6 Variety Performers Instruments: Clarinet (Bass clarinet, Alto saxophone), Trumpet, Percussion, Piano/Electric Organ, Accordion, Cello. Modern, Opera. Score. Composed Composed: 1976-77. Duration circa. 65 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P08407).
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Cello, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Accordion, Piano and Keyboard, Clarinet, Woodwinds, Saxophone, Strings, Trumpet, Brass, Folk
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La Veuve joyeuse by Franz Lehar (1870-1948). Arranged by Francoise Maciocchi. For mandolin orchestra. Orchestral Music. Easy (grade 2). Published by Editions Robert Martin (RM.3103).
Instruments: Mandolin, Folk
Genres: Classical, Opera, Miscellaneous
Philomela by James Dillon (1950-). Contemporary Large Ensemble/Orchestra. For Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, Bass-Baritone Voice Soli, [1(Piccolo, Alto Flute, Bass flute)1(Horn).1(Bass clarinet).Alto Saxophone.1(ContraBassoon)-188.8.131.52], Piano (Celeste), Accordion, 1 Percussion, Harp, Strings [126.96.36.199.1]. Modern, Opera. Score. Composed Composed: 2004; First Performance: 18 September 2004, Oporto. Remix Ensemble. Duration 90 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P7735).
Instruments: Piano, Baritone Voice, Piccolo, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, Harp, Percussion, Accordion, Mezzo Soprano Voice, Piano and Keyboard, Voice, Vocal, Flute, Woodwinds, Clarinet, Saxophone, Brass, Strings, Folk
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AkkordiKids 1 Lehrerhandbuch. (Lehrerhandbuch (Ordner)). By Sabine Kolz. For accordion. Instructional Method. Published by Edition Dux Verlag (DV.VHR1767).
ISBN 979-0-2013-2750-1. 28 x 31 cm inches.
akkordikids - klassenmusizieren ist ein schulwerk, das im akkordeon-unterricht mit gro!en gruppen eingesetzt werden kann. in 30 stundenbildern werden die kinder an das musizieren mit dem akkordeon herangefuhrt.
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Ouverture "The Marriage of Figaro" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Arranged by Myriam Mees. For accordion ensemble. Les Editions du Nord. Grade 5. Published by Edition Andel (ND.LEDN-6019).
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Ouverture "William Tell" by Rossini G,. Arranged by Etienne de Winne. For accordion ensemble. Les Editions du Nord. Grade 5. Published by Edition Andel (ND.LEDN-6036).
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The Adventures of Pinocchio by Jonathan Dove. For 2S.Mez.A.Ct.2T.Bar.B Soloists, SATB Chorus, [2(II=Piccolo).2(II=English Horn).2(I=Saxophone.II=Bass-Clarinet).2(II=Contrabassoon)-18.104.22.168], Timpani, 3 Percussion, Piano (Celeste/Keyboard), 2 Accordions, Mandolin, Harp, Strings (10.8.5.4.3). Modern, Opera. Sheet Music. Composed Composed: 2007; First Performance: 21 December 2007, Opera North, Leeds. Duration 140 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P7997).
What an inspired and exciting opera this is. Gorgeous characters, a busy story rich in incident and an exhilarating mix of music. Delight follows delight. Pinocchio might seem a familiar story but this production takes on the darker aspects of Collodi's original tale, including the moment when Pinocchio is hanged. It will surprise adults who have only seen the Disney version. [. . . ] On press night youngsters on booster cushions were transfixed from first to last. It really is that good. --Kevin Berry, The Stage, 27 December 2007Vocal score. Opera in two acts. Libretto: Alasdair Middleton. Commissioned by Opera North and Sadler's Wells London.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Organ, Piccolo, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bassoon, English Horn, Harp, Percussion, Timpani, Accordion, Mandolin, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings, Folk
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Ireland's Best Tin Whistle Tunes for Children Book/CD Set edited by Harry Long. For Tin Whistle. Solos. 110 Series. Children. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 48 pages. Published by Walton's Manufacturing Ltd (MB.WM1378CD).
ISBN 9781857201550. Children. 8.25x11.75 inches.
110 Irish tunes, traditional songs and Christmas tunes for children, graded by difficulty. Ideal for elementary school music classes and Irish Traditional music teaching. Tunes include, London Bridge, Mountains of Mourne, The Limerick Waltz and Shoe the Donkey. Has guitar cords for all tunes. Compiled by Harry Long.
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Fiddle Like the Dickens! (Christmas Carols and Fiddle Tunes from Scrooge's Time). Arranged by Tim McCarrick. Orchestra. String Orchestra. Belwin Intermediate String Orchestra. Christmas; Winter. Conductor Score & Parts. 144 pages. Published by Belwin Publishing (AP.31531).
Fiddle tunes and carols played in fiddle style! In his 1843 masterpiece, A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens describes the Christmas party and the first song the fiddler played after dinner. This medley starts the same way, with the old English slip jig, "Sir Roger De Coverly," as played by three solo fiddlers (2 violins and one viola), followed by "The Wassail Song," a fiddling version of "Angels We Have Heard on High." Next, the hornpipe "The Rights of Man" is cleverly joined to "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," and the rousing finale is the English jig/carol, "I Saw Three Ships!" It's great fun!
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... dort im andern Lande. (Kantate nach Liedern aus dem oberschlesisch-mahrisch-slowakischen Kulturraum). By Norbert Linke. For mixed choir (SATB), guitar, accordion and strings. Set of parts. Published by Moseler Verlag (M2.MOS-68517-60).
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... dort im andern Lande. (Kantate nach Liedern aus dem oberschlesisch-mahrisch-slowakischen Kulturraum). By Norbert Linke. For mixed choir (SATB), guitar, accordion and strings. Score. 36 pages. Published by Moseler Verlag (M2.MOS-68517).
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Anthology Christmas (16 Carols Favorites). Arranged by Andrea Cappellari. For accordion. Accordion. Performance book with CD. Text Language: English. Published by Carisch Edition (M7.ML-2980).
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16 Weihnachts-Hits fur Akkordeon mit Play Along-CD: Jingle Bells, O Christmas Tree, Silent Night, Little Drummer Boy u.a.
Instruments: Accordion, Folk
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Christmas all over the world / Christmas Cantata Nr. 2 (Weihnacht in aller Welt / Weihnachtskantate Nr. 2) (1. Frohliche Weihnacht uberall, 2. Panis angelicus, 3. Susser die Glocken nie klingen, 4. Adeste Fideles, 5. I wish you a merry christmas, 6. Stille Nacht - Heilige Nacht, 7. O, du frohliche). By Matthias Hammerschmitt; Valdo Preema. Edited by Matthias Hammerschmitt / Valdo Preema / Detlef Tewes. For 2 Flutes (or 2 melody instruments) and Mandolin Orchestra (Score). Score And Parts. Duration 18'00. Published by Edition 49 (E4.E49-07029-10).
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Mandolin, Vocal, Woodwinds, Folk
Genres: Classical, Christmas, Miscellaneous
Ouverture zur Operette Die Fledermaus op. 362 (For 2 flutes, 2 bassoons, drum, percussion and mandolin orchestra). By Johann Strauss. Edited by Detlef Tewes. For 2 flutes, 2 bassoons, drums, percussion and mandolin orchestra (Score). Score. Duration 10'00. Published by Edition 49 (E4.E49-09020-10).
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Instruments: Flute, Bassoon, Percussion, Drums, Mandolin, Woodwinds, Folk
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Insalata Italiana, op. 68 (Parody of an opera scene / Parodie auf eine Opernszene). By Richard Genee. Edited by Matthias Hammerschmitt. For Mixed Choir and Solos (Soprano, Tenor, Bass) (Mandolin Orchestra or string orchestra ad lib.) (Score). Score. Duration 10'00. Published by Edition 49 (E4.E49-04176-10).
Instruments: Choir, Mandolin, Vocal, Folk
Genres: Classical, Opera, Miscellaneous
Akkordikids 1. (Schulwerk fur das KlassenMusizieren). By Sabine Kolz. For accordion. Instructional Method. Published by Edition Dux Verlag (DV.VHR1765).
ISBN 979-0-2013-2748-8. 23 x 30 cm inches.
akkordikids - klassenmusizieren ist ein schulwerk, das im akkordeon-unterricht mit gro!en gruppen eingesetzt werden kann. in 30 stundenbildern werden die kinder an das musizieren mit dem akkordeon herangefuhrt. die bewusst klein gehaltenen lernschritte - verbunden mit wissens-, trainings- und tatigkeitsfeldern ermoglichen es jedem kind, die lerninhalte zu begreifen und zu verstehen.|in erganzung zum lernmaterial gibt es ein lehrerheft, das zu jedem stuck eine lehrerstimme enthalt.
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By Carol Ann Wheeler. For Fiddle. Methods. Children. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 102 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc
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Instruments: Violin, Fiddle, Strings, Folk
Genres: Children, Miscellaneous
By Carol Ann Wheeler. For Fiddle. Methods. Children. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 72 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc
Pages: 72
Instruments: Violin, Fiddle, Strings, Folk
Genres: Children, Miscellaneous
A Smokey Mountain Christmas for Mandolin Book/CD Set by Steve Kaufman. For Mandolin. Solos. Christmas. Intermediate. Book/CD Set. 112 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.95474BCD).
ISBN 9780786665655. Christmas. 8.75x11.75 inches.
This wonderful collection gives the mandolin player a wide variety of material from which to choose. Well-known soloist Steve Kaufman includes beautiful, meaningful carols arranged specifically for mandolin. The book includes both a simple melody edition and an intermediate advanced solo version, all in both notation and tab. The mandolin backup parts are discussed in the first section of the book, and chord symbols as well as guitar tablature are provided for the backup parts. A 'must-have' book for the mandolin player! In notation and tablature. The companion CD is designed as a listening recording first and an instructional tool second. All 24 songs are played through at least three times. The first time is the basic melody as it appears in the book followed by the intermediate version and another improvised version, making this both a listening tool and an ear training tool. Recorded Direct to Digital in true stereo sound.
Pages: 112
Instruments: Mandolin, Folk
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Choral Tool Kit, Sheet Music Download. Artist: Heather Sorenson.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Choir, Oud, Vocal, Folk
Genres: Theory, Miscellaneous
Christmas Tunes for Fiddle DVD. (Learn Bluegrass by Ear). By Murphy Henry. For Fiddle. Solos. Learn Bluegrass by Ear. Bluegrass. Beginning. DVD. Duration 72 minutes. Published by Murphy Method (MB.21707DVD).
Our first fiddle DVD taught by Murphy. This beginning level disc has tunes your family will surely recognize. Murphy worked out these arrangements for the Fiddle Sisters, a group of her students that she plays with in Winchester, Va. These very tunes have been performed in nursing homes all around the town, and will be again this Christmas. It features easy versions of holiday favorites: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Little Drummer Boy, Good King Wenceslas, Away In A Manger and Joy To the World. And just in time for Christmas!
Instruments: Violin, Fiddle, Strings, Folk
Genres: Christmas, Miscellaneous
Das weihnachtliche Lied (115 der schonsten und bekanntesten Weihnachts-, Advents- und Neujahrs-Lieder). Edited by Theo Koob / Armin Fett. Arranged by Armin Fett. For piano, accordion or harmonium. This edition: MH 121195. Accordion Music. S. Rubrik "Klavier". 72 pages. Published by Matthias Hohner (SD.49035235).
Pages: 72
Instruments: Piano, Accordion, Harmonium, Piano and Keyboard, Folk
Genres: Christmas, New Year, Miscellaneous, Celebrations
Carol Ann's Collection of Fiddle Tunes Book/CD Set. (for Shows, Contests, and Parking Lot Jamming!). By Carol Ann Wheeler. For Fiddle. Solos. Fiddle Tunes. Intermediate. Book/CD Set. 112 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.98225BCD).
ISBN 9780786666379. Fiddle Tunes. 8.75x11.75 inches.
This collection will fill the need for those fiddlers who are searching for a better understanding of fiddle styles. Conveniently gathered together, is a collection of fiddle tunes in many styles, from different locations and from a variety of fiddlers. Each tune is Carol Ann's favorite arrangement with her own personal touch. You will benefit from 20 years of experience in the "violin world" and 30 years in the "fiddle world". The author has won fiddle contests in Old time, Canadian, Texas, Scottish, plus trick and fancy divisions. In one collection, you will have access to a collection of a lifetime.
Pages: 112
Instruments: Violin, Fiddle, Strings, Folk
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, Italy Cooking Schools - Truly All-Inclusive Cooking Vacations in Italy - Daily Tuscany and Umbria excursions, cooking classes & culinary traditions. The vacation of a lifetime! Price includes ALL classes, excursions, transportation, guides, amazing meals, etc.
Arezzo, Italy Cooking Schools - Mangiardivino and farmhouse le 3 rose Our "holiday packages all inclusive" are born with the idea to Combining the vacation in a comfortable private villa, with the tradition of discovering the secrets of Italian and Tuscany cuisine. Learn about wi
Bologna, Italy Cooking Schools - Enjoy hands-on cooking of authentic Italian meals in very small groups. Beautiful locations in Bologna, Tuscany & Tuscan Romagna countryside and beyond. Bologna custom market-to-table classes and 3 night gourmet breaks YEAR ROUND
Arezzo, Italy Cooking Schools - Tuscany cooking lessons are the perfect way to immerse yourself in the passion of Italian and Tuscan cooking, having fun discovering the regional culture in the kitchen. Wine Tours and diving on the history fantastic experience for all wine lover
Siena, Italy Cooking Schools - Our hands-on courses have a thematic flair which includes special seasonal recipes as well as traditional Italian and Tuscan cooking. Encounter the culinary arts like never before. Attend our italian cooking classes!
various, Italy Cooking Schools - The International Kitchen offers unique culinary excursions to Italy, France, Spain, Morocco & Mexico. Cook with accomplished chefs or warm grandmothers with generations of recipes in small groups while exploring the surrounding regions.
Gaiole in Chianti SI, Italy Cooking Schools - Italian cooking and wine classes organized in private homes with Italians for 1 day to 1 week,to study with truly Italian people in a truly Tuscan enviroment,hence steeping in a Tuscan experience to the maximum. Enjoy the delights of Italian cuisine.
Florence, Italy Cooking Schools - Our chefs will guide you in a fine dance around flavours and tastes, offering an introduction to preparing-and eating-traditional dishes along with the appropriate wines. Menus are flexible and follow seasonal products.
, Italy Cooking Schools - Cooking school & wine tours in Italy. Cook with many chefs, home cooks on the tour, visit wineries & food producers, markets, art, walks. Meet an amazing variety of local people in places off the tourist track & get immersed in real Italian life
Sorrento, Italy Cooking Schools - One of the most famous and older cooking school of sorrento area, know as La cucina del gusto by chef Carmen Hand-on cooking classes
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Visit our culinary schools and go on a cooking vacation! Learn to cook authentic ethnic cuisine at our cooking schools. Our Italy cooking lessons will teach you how to cook delicious traditional dishes that have been passed down for generations. You will impress your friends and family after taking our culinary lessons. Our Italy cooking tours invite you inside the kitchen and teach you the secrets behind traditional cooking. Learn about the history behind each technique and recipe on our culinary tours. Our educational cooking classes will teach you cooking techniques that will enhance your skills in the kitchen and last a lifetime. Browse our Italy cooking schools and plan your vacation today!
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