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Highlanders – Tries: Tom Donnelly, Vilimoni Delasau, Roy Kinikinilau. Conversions: Nick Evans (2). Penalties: Evans (2).
Blues – Try: Nick Williams. Conversion: Luke McAlister. Penalties: Tasesa Lavea (2).
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80min – Highlanders secure another turn over at the breakdown. That's been the story of the match.
79min – Blues win the line-out only to turn it over. Highlanders clear.
79min – Lavea kicks over the Blues defence and the Highlanders dot it down for a 22m drop out.
78min – Blues drive it up and are awarded a penalty 5m out.
77min – Lavea breaks through the Blues defence. The grubber is put through, but Evans covers well and kicks into touch.
74min – Blues awarded a penalty which they kick into the Highlanders half. They win the line-out, but are driven back in the tackle and it's a scrum to the Highlanders.
72min – CONVERSION MISS HIGHLANDERS. Evans (4/6)
71min – TRY HIGHLANDERS. A brilliant grubber by Evans sees Kinikinilau ground the ball over the tryline just before Woodcock. The Blues prop says he reached it first so we'll go to the TV ref again. The try's awarded.
64min – PENALTY BLUE. Lavea (2/3)
69min – The Highlanders steal the line-out ball and appear to be stopped just short of the Blues tryline. Referee asks for the TV replay. 5m scrum to the Highlanders.
68min – Replacement scrumhalf Morland sends through a grubber that finds touch on the Blues 22m line.
62min – Kinikinilau returns from the sin bin. The Highlanders scored 7 points to nil while he was off.
59min – CONVERSION HIGHLANDERS. Evans (4/5)
58min – Blues win the line-out but Delasau intercepts a poor pass from Tuitavaike and runs 60m to score under the posts.
56min – Howlett breaks down the right hand touchline and kicks ahead. The Highlanders counter attack and kick back into Blues half. Highlanders are penalised at the ruck and Lavea finds touch.
52min – YELLOW CARD BLUES. Nacewa is high tackled by Kinikinilau, who is sent to the sin bin.
49min – Blues gain 60m with an attack that begins inside their own half, but Mealamu knocks on just when they look like scoring. Another wasted opportunity.
46min – PENALTY BLUES. Lavea (1/2)
45min – Blues take the ball up into the Highlanders half. Highlanders penalised for coming in from the side on their 22m line. Chance for Lavea.
43min – PENALTY HIGHLANDERS. Evans (3/4)
42min – Highlanders take the ball through several phases from the kick off, with Evans and Mapusua prominent. However, the Highlanders are penalised for holding on and the Blues kick for touch.
37min – Nacewa takes a gap and takes it up into the Blues 22, but the visitors knock on again soon after.
36min – Mealamu gains 10m with a storming run, but Collins knocks on in the tackle.
34min – PENALTY MISS BLUES. Lavea (0/1)
32min – Blues penalised for not rolling away. Highlanders kick for touch and relive the pressure.
31min – Tipoki breaks through the Highlanders defence and Nick Williams spills the ball just before the tryline. Blues should have scored there.
26min – CONVERSION HIGHLANDERS. Evans (2/3)
25min – TRY HIGHLANDERS. The home side goes left, Blair takes the gap and offloads to Donnelly who scores.
24min – Highlanders kick into the Blues half and Lavea drops a sitter. The Blues are really struggling now as the Highlanders forwards take control.
23min – McAlister takes another hit – this time to his jaw. Devine also receives attention.
23min – Evans knocks on in midfield.
21min – Blues kick off goes straight into touch.
20min – PENALTY HIGHLANDERS. Evans (1/2)
18min – McAlister takes a big hit from Evans and goes down.
15min – Blues bash it up in midfield, but lose the ball at the breakdown. Highlanders get the penalty.
14min – Blues botch a two-man overlap and the ball is turned over again.
13min – Blues get a kickable penalty, take the tap and gain 1m after several passes. Highlanders force the turn over.
11min – Blues win the line-out and are awarded a penalty. Lavea finds touch on the Highlanders 22.
10min – Highlanders get a free kick from the scrum, take a quick tap, and turn the ball over. Blues find touch on the Highlanders 10m line.
9min – The Highlanders storm back into Blues territory. Cowen sends through a grubber 5m out and the ball is turned over. Play called back for a Blues knock on.
8min – PENALTY MISS HIGHLANDERS. Evans shot goes left of the posts (0/1)
7min – Blues offsides. Evans goes for posts.
5min – CONVERSION BLUES. McAlister (1/2)
4min – TRY BLUES. Rokocoko breaks out off his half and offloads to Tiutavaike, who finds Lavea. The flyhalf breaks the defence and passes to Ali Williams. No 8 Nick Willams scores the try.
2min – PENALTY MISS BLUES. McAlister's shot hits the left hand upright (0/1)
1min – Blues take the ball through several phases from kick off and the Highlanders are penalised 10m out from their tryline. McAlister goes for goal.
Highlanders: 15 Ben Blair, 14 Vilimoni Delasau, 13 Neil Brew, 12 Seilala Mapusua, 11 Roy Kinikinilau, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Jimmy Cowan; 8 Craig Newby, 7 Josh Blackie, 6 Hoani MacDonald, 5 James Ryan, 4. Tom Donnelly, 3 Carl Hayman, 2 Anton Oliver, 1 Nick White.
Subs: 16 Jason Macdonald, 17 Chris King, 18 Filipo Levi, 19 Tim Boys, 20 Toby Morland, 21 Callum Bruce, 22 Richard Kahui.
Blues: 15. Isa Nacewa, 14. Doug Howlett, 13. Anthony Tuitavaike, 12. Luke McAlister, 11. Joe Rokocoko, 10. Tasesa Lavea, 9. Steve Devine, 8. Nick Williams, 7. Daniel Braid, 6. Justin Collins, 5. Ali Williams, 4. Greg Rawlinson, 3. John Afoa, 2. Keven Mealamu (Captain), 1. Tony Woodcock
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CP3 being CP3. :sigh:
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anderson will be in the 3-point competition right?
David Wesley is so bad it is like he is pulling for the other team
Rivers <333.
Played decently during the segment of the game I watched. Still struggling on the defensive end.
He needs to be a bit more decisive on both ends of the floor.
"I'm not going to allow my putative owner to answer that question, this is an NBA related press conference. Paul Tagliabue and Roger Goodell have collectively sung their praises of Tom and if uh ESPN has a problem with that tell Mr. Skipper to call me at my office."
Rivers look like a pg, Roberts still proving he is a shooting specialist and CP is attempting to humiliate Vasquez slow self.
So... Which quarter will we start to get angry? Its only a matter of time
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Smith's 29 Propels Men's Basketball Past St. Andrews 91-77
February 2, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Paced by a game-high 29 from Danny Smith (Baltimore, MD), Pfeiffer University claimed a 91-77 victory over St. Andrews in Conference Carolinas mens basketball on Thursday night inside the Merner Gym. Smith connected on 9-of-19 for the night with four coming from behind the arc as the Falcons improve to 11-9 overall, 5-5 in league play. The loss for the Knights, their fifth-straight, sends them to 6-15, 1-8.
With 13:58 to play in the first, Smith knocked down his second triple of the night to put the Falcons up 17-5. After a layup by KC Anuna (Nashville, TN), the same easy bucket by Smith would give the hosts their largest lead of the night at 19, 33-14, with 7:41 remaining. St. Andrews Jason Murray (Syracuse, NY) would cut the lead down to 10 with a jumper at the 2:09 mark before Pfeiffer closed out on a 7-0 run with four free throws from Reggie Hollinger (Orlando, FL) grabbing a 44-27 halftime lead.
The Falcons maintained a healthy double-digit lead during the early stages of the second until a Knights 10-0 run with 10:35 to play got started with an Antonio Moffitt (Raleigh, NC) three-point play in the paint. After a triple and two free throws by Ryan Streater (Charlotte, NC), a Michael Dunkins (Candor, NC) bucket would give St. Andrews life down just nine, 70-61, with 8:44 showing on the clock.
Hollinger would then convert a three-point play of his own to push the Falcons back up a dozen before the Knights started a comeback again getting to within seven after a Moffitt jumper with 4:04 to play. From that point, Pfeiffer would record the next six points to provide the final bit of breathing room over the remaining 35 ticks.
Behind Smiths 29, Anuna would end the night with 24 points and nine boards while Hollinger finished with 21. The Falcons shot 47% from the field holding a 40-35 rebound advantage while turning 21 St. Andrews turnovers into 26 points. The Knights were led by Moffitts 28 and Streaters 21 shooting 50% as a team in the loss.
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Earlier this year, the ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement department received a tip that a New York City woman was living with a large number of dogs. When Agents arrived at the woman's home, they found more than 50 Dachshund adults and puppies.
It was clear the owner needed help, and that the ASPCA's pioneering Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program was best suited to assist.
A team of five professionals that includes a social worker and case worker, CIA aims to stop cruelty before it starts. A large part of the team's work is intervening in hoarding situations to assist both the animals and the people involved. CIA's groundbreaking, holistic approach to these complex and sensitive cases both improves the welfare of animals affected and helps prevent hoarders from acquiring more animals.
Participation as a CIA client is voluntary, so it's essential that the team ensure clients feel comfortable asking for assistance. In this case, says CIA Director Allison Cardona, "the owner had reached a point where she was very overwhelmed by continuous litters and wanted help—initially just for spay/neuter—but as we engaged with her and established a relationship, she admitted to being overwhelmed by the number and expressed interest in giving some of the dogs up for adoption."
The client agreed to initially surrender 21 dogs. "Despite her desire to reduce the population, it's still very hard for her to part with the animals, and it's a slow process," Cardona notes.
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In the coming weeks, the very grateful owner will surrender another wave of dogs, and the CIA program will continue to work with her to ensure the welfare of her animals.
"Our cases stay open for as long as is needed," says Cardona. "We form lasting relationships and continue to check in and provide services beyond the initial intervention."
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How great of a story is that! Dachshunds are a wonderful breed and are extremely loyal. I rescued my little guy (Odie) but in return he rescued me. Do not know what I would do without him. I applaud the ASPCA for having programs like this to help the animals find better homes before it is too late.
What a great story! I hope the new owners have been versed in the possible medical needs of these doggies...IVDD is serious and common in Doxies :) Happy endings pups!!
Huge thank you to Luba, Doug and Dale who helped us in our adoption of "Ludwig". You are all amazing.
I would be interested in adopting one of these beautiful Doxies, and I am also in NYC. Please let me know when the next adoption cycle is for them.
So nice to see all the photos of the new families with their dogs...have a wonderful life all of you!!!
I'm so glad for all the sweet dogs. What a wonderful thing that they got rescued and are going to their forever homes. Yay ASPCA! Keep up the good work.
I saw this story and my heart just melted. I have been looking for a daschund for awhile now. I would love to help find a forever home for one of the puppies of for an adult. I am not sure if my location would hinder that. Please email me if would be a possibility.
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Thank you for your help, training, educating, and support to ensure animals are well taken care of. Anyone who is interested in adopting, should also consider contacting their local animal shelter. There are plenty of animals who are waiting to be adopted nationwide..
Thank you so much to everyone who gave these beautiful doxies a Furever home. I have 2 long haired mini doxies that I love so much. I would love to have 1 or 2 more. Dachshunds really are amazing & lovable pups who are so much fun & so loving. Thanks ASPCA for all you do to help these precious little pups find safe & happy homes.
I have had Doxies all my life as a young child to now as an adult. They are one of the kindest, most loving breed of dogs there is. All of you that saved these Doxies will have love for the rest of your life. Congrats!!!


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Dave Boehne feels the vibe.
That vibe is the pulse coming from neighboring Laguna Beach, where trendy restaurants, unique boutiques and high-end galleries crowd with visitors and locals.
That vibe is also the calm cool from neighboring San Clemente steeped in a surf culture with world class Trestles beach and a colony of surf industry manufacturers and surf media headquarters.
Boehne operates Infinity, a custom surfboard shop his parents started on Del Prado in Dana Point beginning in the 1980s. The shop is a destination for avid surfers, stand up paddlers and long boarders. But it doesn't get a lot of walk-in traffic. Speeds on the street make it difficult for passers-by to peruse shops and the area needs to become more pedestrian-friendly, he says.
"I'm a resident and I go to Laguna Beach or San Clemente for restaurants," Boehne said. "People expect nice restaurants and things to do here, too. Some new places are starting to come and it's beginning to change from the sleepy, old-time Dana Point where you go walk the harbor with your grandparents and go to the Chocolate Soldier."
Boehne, other merchants and locals are anxious for more change expected to come as the city gets serious and begins work on its Town Center plan. The plan was developed by the city in 2006 as way to transform Dana Point from a sleepy, beachside town into a contender for tourism dollars among neighboring Laguna Beach and San Clemente. Work to be done will be centered between Blue Lantern to the north and Golden Lantern to the south. Plans to turn two major thoroughfares — Del Prado and Pacific Coast Highway — into two-lane roadways are also in the works.
The plan focuses on revitalization and establishes a framework of public improvement. Plans to push it through a few years ago after it was swiftly approved by the California Coastal Commission were undermined when the economy ground to a halt. Now, the City Council will review how to fund the project's $16 - $19 million price tag in the next few months.
"This is important," City Manager Doug Chotkevys said. "The Town Center is the heart of the city. It pulls us all together. It's not just about visitors it's also about locals. I'm working with the City Council to look for ways to find the necessary funding."
The plan will create an identity and give Dana Point something beyond the harbor attraction. The downtown will become a destination for an area that now lacks opportunities for tens of thousands of guests who overnight at the Doubletree Guest Suites Doheny Beach, Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa, Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel and St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort & Spa.
While the plan aims to pump up Dana Point's image, it will keep the family-oriented, beach community feel of the city — something Dana Point traditionalists view as part of the city's heritage.
ROMA, the design firm hired by the city, wants to make the downtown a mellow place to hang out. There will be outdoor cafes, widened sidewalks and soothing landscaping. Speeds will be slowed down making it safer for pedestrians, bikes and cars. A surf museum and possible arts collection could be used to retain the town's character. Key attractions in the plan include an emphasis on the city's coastal history including seven miles of coastline linking Capistrano Beach, Dana Point and Monarch Beach. The plan also links the Town Center with harbor businesses and activities.
For many the project, and with it a new branding of the city, can come none too soon. Local resorts have long complained that their guests lack places to go in town at night. The St. Regis and the Ritz-Carlton both count on Laguna Beach as an attractive destination for guests who want to leave the resort grounds, said Heather Johnston, executive director for the Dana Point Chamber of Commerce.
"Their biggest concern is they're marketing four-and-five-star resorts and our (current) town center doesn't fit the requirement for guests," said Johnston.
In 2010, the Dana Point Tourism Business Improvement District was formed. With it the four resort general managers and the town's city manager formed a board to work on branding the city to make it compatible with four-and-five-star resort properties. They agreed to a self assessment fee of $3 from every overnight stay toward a fund to market Dana Point for tourism. They contracted with an agency that has created a new logo and brand for the city.
Dana Point's identity crisis may not only come from its lacking downtown. Several communities within city boundaries choose to call their locations something other than Dana Point. Capistrano Beach may be the most notable. The community on the city's southern end bordered with San Clemente has its own zip code and history separate from Dana Point.


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intransitive verb
: to hang loosely and usually so as to be able to swing freely
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Phillip Ferguson, a sixth-grader at Hillsborough Private School, can tell you all about stealth military airplanes, especially the configurations that help them hide as they glide through the sky.
He's become something of an expert on the topic through his science fair project, "The Shape of Stealth," in which he determined the shapes that reflect the least amount of light and are, therefore, the stealthiest.
"I got to learn lots of new things and why the military uses certain shapes for planes with stealth," said Ferguson, 12.
Ferguson will join 739 other students from 70 schools today to showcase his project at the 58th annual Orange County Science and Engineering Fair at the Orange County Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa.
Participation in the fair is surging after a series of outreach programs that emphasized the importance of such events in bolstering the nation's sagging science, technology, engineering and math – STEM – education efforts.
This year's fair will feature 585 projects, up from 448 in 2012 – phenomenal growth, especially given the competition's decline over the past decade. The event topped 500 projects in 1999 before a decline that dropped entry numbers below 400, where they huddled for six years.
"There definitely was a downward trend," said Arnold Shugarman, a board member for the fair.
Officials attributed the trend to standards-based testing that de-emphasized science education, an increase in teacher responsibility to meet those standards, and a conflict with spring break. Students also feel more pressure to perform well in school and in a host of other after-school commitments.
Even for students interested in science, a rising number of activities compete for their time – such as robotics competitions and the Orange County Science Olympiad.
"Science fair is just one extracurricular activity for students to pursue," Shugarman said.
Over the years, private schools like Hillsborough and schools in the Irvine Unified School District have become responsible for generating most of the projects at the fair. In fact, 20 percent of the projects this year come from the Irvine district.
The outreach efforts are beginning to inspire new teachers and schools.
"We're trying to go directly to the students to try to entice students who have an interest in science and a natural desire to do science projects," Shugarman said.
The nonprofit science fair, with funding by the Allergan Foundation, has held workshops over the past four years to train more than 125 students to do projects, Shugarman said.
So far, 73 teachers from 36 public middle schools have taken teacher workshops in the past two years funded by the Broadcom Foundation, Shugarman said. Online resources make it easier for teachers.
Outreach has made all the difference.
These days, more students are signing up and putting in the hours to make their projects shine.
"It blows you away what some of these kids do. It humbles you," said Dean Gilbert, county Department of Education science coordinator.
Lexington Junior High science teacher Anita Dunham, who attended one of the workshops, held a science fair for the first time this year. About 13 of her eighth-grade honors students will be at the county event.


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Assistant District Attorney Sally Kirby-Turner said under North Carolina law, the cigarette was effectively abandoned.
She said Borders did not have to allow the officer to dispose of the cigarette, but once he did, by law, it constitutes abandonment.
Once a piece of property is abandoned, Kirby-Turner argued that the conveyor relinquishes all expectations of privacy.
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Superior Court Judge Richard D. Boner ruled that once Borders gave up the cigarette to the officer, he also gave up his expectation of privacy.
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I've been using this on my main buss and it's been stellar. Very nice to have a mix control - very handy, indeed. I'm not using it for pumping or deep compression effects, just as a nice gentler 2:1 before the Limiter and it's fantastic! I've been able to achieve a nice balance of headroom and volume.
I can highly recommend the precision buss compressor, Its one of my favorite plug ins to use on drums. I make a lot of deep/house records, and for me the biggest sell point is the ability to control your compression with the smoothest of controls! .
Perfect for glueing sounds, New york/parallel Compression, among other sonic duties like mastering.
i call it the soft touch compressor cause it gives a soft touch to everything it touches... works well on raw ruff mixdowns and smoothes out the kinks
As always, it does precisely what it says on the tin...
...however, I'm now beginning to think I should've bought the Precision Limiter instead.
This plug-in operates near silently, unless you really push it to stupid limits, but I still can't tame some snare shots without compromising the track's overall sonics.
That's probably more a criticism of me and my choice of sounds during tracking than with the UAD Precision Buss Compressor.
Ah well, always learning...
I have a beautiful Yamaha C7 piano in my studio that I record often, and I've tried many different compressors on it, but they all have issues. The Precision Buss Compressor is the only plugin that I have found that will tame the dynamics of a performance on my piano without poorly affecting the original signal. I highly recommend!!
My favorite mix buss compressor by far! After trying a hanfull of the popular competitors, I've finally settled on the UAD Buss comp! It doesn't have that "hard" SSL style sound or a round sound..or any kind of sound for that matter, it just stays out of the way and does what it's supposed to. You get precision control over your transients with virtually no coloration. Only the essential components and knobs with no gimmicky features, which makes it a snap to use!!
Great for NY style parallel buss compression and I also use it on the master from time to time.
I had this plug in for over a year now. I tried it in different situations and with diverse styles of music, I have settled for using it in the main out bus during mixing. As a main bus compressor this plug-in is excels regardless of the music style or instrumentation of the band. I use it for rock mixes as well as orchestral film scores. The sound is clear and transparent and it responds gently to gentle changes in the threshold and attack parameters. I have tried many bus compressors while mixing, including the SSL emulations, I honestly prefer this one. The only reason I do not give 5 stars is because I rather reserve that rating for plug-ins that are out of this world. This one is not quite out of this world, but I use it all the time and it always delivers.
I compared this to the SSL Bus Compressor and this is more transparent and maintains the quality of the audio better than the SSL.
Try for yourself and see.
If you want to hear a mix where this was used on the master, check out www.reverbnation.com/rialety. "Steppin Out" track.
I still haven't figured out exactely what to do with it...
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Sam Harris said:
"Even if a belief in God had a reliable, positive effect upon human behaviour, this would not offer a reason to believe in God. One can believe in God only if one thinks that God actually exists. Even if atheism led straight to moral chaos, this would no suggest that the doctrine of Christianity is true. Islam might be true, in that case. Or all religions might function like placebos. As descriptions of the universe, they could be utterly false but, nevertheless, useful. The evidence suggests, however, that they are both false and dangerous."
While the last sentence is gonna cause some contention, the rest of the passage makes perfect sense, and I find it hard to see how an honest person, theist, atheist or whatever, could disagree with it.
What do you think?


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MOREHEAD CITY — A Morehead City hotel was back open and an area Marine was in custody Monday afternoon after an alleged suicide threat apparently involving chlorine caused the evacuation of the business.
William Edward O'Brian, 20, who is stationed at Camp Lejeune, was taken into custody by Craven County deputies and transferred to Morehead City Police Department, where he was being processed Monday evening, said Morehead City Maj. Garland Terry.
Terry said O'Brian faces four charges, including damage to property, possession of a synthetic cannabis (spice), possession of drug paraphernalia, and tampering with a fire suppression system.
Terry said the case is still under investigation and detectives are still working to piece together the details of the day's events, which began with a 911 call regarding a possible suicide threat involving chlorine gas.
Morehead City police and fire departments responded to the possible suicide threat and hazardous materials incident at the Hampton Inn on U.S. 70, known locally as Arendell Street.
Terry said a third party made a 911 call to communications in Onslow County and Onslow County contacted Morehead City authorities.
O'Brian was no longer in the room when police arrived.
"He spent the night from last night until this morning but was not there when we arrived," Terry said.
The hotel was evacuated and police spent several hours searching the hotel and the surrounding area for the suspect. Terry said bulletins were sent out to law enforcement agencies regarding the search for O'Brian.
Morehead City Police Chief Wrenn Johnson said the initial report they received around 9:45 a.m. was of a possible suicide attempt using chemicals.
"The initial call was a suicide attempt in progress, and that was our initial response," Morehead City Police Chief Wrenn Johnson said. "The only information we were given is there was possibly some chlorine in the room and that the possible suicide attempt was possibly going to be chemical."
The police department's tactical team conducted the search of the hotel and nearby area and hazardous materials teams from the Morehead City Fire Department and from Cherry Point air station were on the scene.
Terry said spice and containers for various chemicals were located in the room but he did not have details on whether the containers had chemicals in them or what type they may have been.
He said the hotel room was damaged but the incident was confined to one room and the building. The hotel reopened Monday afternoon after it was determined it was safe to do so.
During the incident, police cordoned off the area that includes the hotel and two restaurants. The Bistro by the Sea did not open until dinner time but the Taco Bell was closed for much of the day.
Terry said restaurant was not in any danger but the area was used as a staging area for emergency response activities.


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Participated in Polish National Team Training Camp in April of 2013.
2013: Has started in all 16 games for the RedHawks this season... Is second on the RedHawks with 5 goals and has dished out 6 assists, which leads the team...had an impressive 2 goals and 5 points and the gamewinner in the RedHawks 5-0 victory over Belmont earlier this season... had 2 assists in a loss against Purdue.
2012: First-Team All-MAC, earning All-MAC honors for third straight year ... tabbed First-Team All-Great Lakes Region ... named to MAC All-Tournament Team, helping Miami win the title, scoring two goals in the tournament ... collected Academic All-MAC honors for the first time and Academic All-Ohio honors for the second time ... OCSA All-Ohio repeat selection ... two-time MAC Offensive Player of the Week in three week span ... played and started in all 24 matches, one of eight RedHawks to do so ... dished out 11 assists, which was second on the team and second in school single-season history ... totaled nine goals on the year, while her 29 points tied for second on the team ... put 35 of her 59 shots on goal ... notched an impressive five-point performance with two goals and one assist against Akron (Sept. 21) ... scored a goal and handed out two assists in a 3-0 win over Western Michigan (Oct. 5) ... buried the game-winning golden goal 4:43 into overtime during Miami's first-round NCAA Tournament victory over No. 20 Tennesse (Nov. 11), earning her a spot on Top Drawer Soccer's Team of the Week ... totaled three game-winning goals on the year, including over Ohio in the MAC Tournament ... assisted on Miami's lone goal versus Duke in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
2011: Second-Team All-Mid-American Conference for the second straight year ... named to All-Great Lakes Region Third Team ... Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District V Third Team ... earned All-Ohio and Academic All- Ohio honors ... named to RedHawk Shootout All-Tournament Team ... one of just three RedHawks to start all 18 games ... tied for second on the team and seventh in the MAC with seven goals ... dished out two assists for a total of 16 points, which was also second on the squad and 10th in the MAC ... scored a team-best four game-winning goals, tying for second in the league ... had a season-high five points Aug. 19 vs. IUPUI, scoring two goals, including the game-winner, and adding an assist ... tallied other assist in next game, Aug. 21 vs. Morehead State ... also tied a career high with two goals Sept. 18 vs. Indiana State, scoring the game-winner in overtime ... played 1,185 minutes on the field.
2010: Second-Team All-MAC ... Second-Team All-Ohio ... MAC All-Freshman Team... started in all 22 games of her rookie season ... was fourth on the team with 14 points, including three goals ... her eight assists tied for first on the team and in the MAC ... handed out a school-record four assists Aug. 21 against Alabama A&M (all in the first half) in her first career game ... also notched her first career goal vs. Alabama A&M for a six-point match ... scored a goal in her next game vs. Chattanooga as well ... dished out two helpers Sep. 26 vs. Buffalo ... fired 33 shots, hitting the target 22 times, including a season- best four times Oct. 31 against Akron in the MAC quarterfinals ... logged 1,725 minutes of action, including five entire matches.
High School: Played four years in the midfield at A.B. Lucas Secondary School and also played on the North London Soccer Club ... led A.B. Lucas to a provincial gold medal in 2007 and 2008 at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) tournament ... helped lead club team to a bronze medal at the Canada Games in 2009 and propelled them to a Canadian National Soccer Championship in 2006 ... earned Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09 at A.B. Lucas ... also played volleyball and ran cross country in secondary school, serving as captain in volleyball in 2010 ... two-time team MVP in cross country and also won gold at the conference meet in 2006 and 2007, while her team took gold at the OFSAA meet in 2006 and silver in 2007.
Personal: Born in May of 1992 in London, Ont. ... daughter of Debbie and Walter Zakrzewski ... a sport studies major.


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Two quick notes before getting started:
- The rankings/receiving votes (designated by "RV") are from the Associated Press poll.
- Secondly, the landing spot for each team is a combination of how good I perceive each team to be in relation to the rest of the conference, with a dash of last week's results thrown in, too. However, the former takes precedence. One example: Just because Tennessee and Missouri whupped up on tomato cans Saturday doesn't mean they'll rank above Georgia, which lost a tight game to a top-10 Clemson squad. Again, everything is relative.
(All games times ET)
1) No. 1 Alabama (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Virginia Tech 35-10
No, Saturday wasn't the most convincing win Alabama has had in a season opener since Nick Saban assumed the reins of the program. It certainly didn't come close to matching last year's 41-14 decimation of then-No. 8 Michigan. The offense showed it needs work, and the Crimson Tide was helped immensely by Christion Jones' punt and kick return touchdowns. But complaining about a 25-point win against a team from another major conference — especially versus a school with a winning tradition like Virginia Tech — is basically nitpicking. Then again, that's just the absurdly-high standard Alabama is being held to these days.
Next: Idle
2) No. 6 South Carolina (1-0)
Last week: won vs. North Carolina 27-10
South Carolina jumped out to a 17-0 lead in the first quarter and cruised from there. Jadeveon Clowney didn't dominate, as he finished with just three tackles, but it's not as if North Carolina was running it straight at him every play, either. He also looked a bit winded at times, but I'd chalk that up to the stomach virus he was reportedly battling the night before.
Hey, even Superman had kryptonite.
Next: at No. 5 Georgia (0-1), 4:30 p.m. | ESPN
3) No. 7 Texas A&M (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Rice 52-31
Johnny Football did what Johnny Football does best, Part I: create points. He threw three touchdowns (on just eight attempts) in the second half after sitting out the game's first 30 minutes, serving his NCAA penalty for what was called an "inadvertent" violation of signing autographs during the offseason.
Johnny Football did what Johnny Football does best, Part II: create controversy. He was pulled after getting flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the fourth quarter. This followed an earlier exchange with another Rice defender, where Manziel mimicked signing an autograph. (Oy vey.)
While Manziel's antics can easily be toned down — it's not that hard, I swear — the bigger worry for the Aggies should be fixing their defense. Six starters on defense were suspended from playing in the first half for undisclosed violations of team rules. The unit was already a question mark heading into the season. Saturday did little to help that in the way of playing time. Needless to say, if Texas A&M gives up 31 points when Alabama comes to town on Sept. 15, it likely means the Aggies will end up on the wrong side of the scoreboard.
Next: vs. Sam Houston State (1-0), 7 p.m. | Texas A&M PPV
4) No. 12 LSU (1-0)
Last week: won vs. No. 20 TCU 37-27
A pretty good debut for Cam Cameron as the Tigers' offensive coordinator: 448 yards (251 passing, 197 rushing) against a Horned Frogs' team that prides itself on defense.
While quarterback Zach Mettenberger's numbers weren't spectacular, accounting for just one touchdown and completing 50 percent (16 of 32) of his attempts, those should only improve going forward.
Next: vs. UAB (0-1), 7 p.m. | ESPNU
5) No. 5 Georgia (0-1)
Last week: lost to No. 8 Clemson 38-35
Another close loss for Georgia in a big game to begin the season. What's new? It didn't eliminate the Bulldogs from national title contention yet.
But a loss to South Carolina this weekend will.
Next: vs. No. 6 South Carolina (1-0), 4:30 p.m. | ESPN
6) No. 10 Florida (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Toledo 24-6
Between Jeff Driskel (finally) looking like a semi-effective SEC quarterback and backup tailback Mack Brown's career day, Florida's offense didn't resemble the unit that couldn't score to save its life last season. (Apologies to Mike Gillislee.)
Surprisingly, a defense that ranked fifth in the country last season and had to replace eight starters and its coordinator (Dan Quinn) didn't appear to miss a beat.
Next: at Miami (FL) (1-0), Noon | ESPN
7) RV Ole Miss (1-0, 1-0 SEC)
Last week: won vs. Vanderbilt 39-35
The Rebels finally ended their three-game losing streak to the Commodores. When was the last time any SEC team had such a run of futility against the Commodores?
Now they'll get to enjoy a breather against Southeast Missouri State before their schedule begins in earnest, with five games in six weeks. There's not a single "gimme" among them: at Texas, at Alabama and at Auburn before returning home to host Texas A&M and LSU.
Next: vs. Southeast Missouri State (0-1), 7 p.m. | Ole Miss PPV
8) Auburn (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Washington State 31-24
Gus Malzahn was able to walk off the field a winner Saturday night, but judging from fan feedback following the game, Auburn supporters were expecting far more. It appears they were just echoing Malzahn's own thoughts. "We've got a lot of work to do," he said in his postgame press conference, "but we're committed to doing that."
Translation: "I'm happy we won, but it was touch-and-go until the Cougars' last possession. It's going to be a long week at practice."
Next: vs. Arkansas State (1-0), 7:30 p.m. | FSN
9) RV Vanderbilt (0-1, 0-1 SEC)
Last week: lost to Ole Miss 39-35
There was no reason for Jordan Matthews to hang his head last Thursday. The senior receiver left it all on the field, catching 10 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown against the Rebels. Even his own body couldn't slow him down, as he went off the field for intravenous fluids early in the third quarter. It was one of the gutsier performances you'll ever see.
Next: vs. Austin Peay (0-1), 7:30 p.m. | CSS
10) Arkansas (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Louisiana-Lafayette 34-14
It's easy to poke fun at Bret Bielema's expense, for far too many reasons to detail here. What's no laughing matter is how the Razorbacks won on Saturday, easily dispatching the Ragin' Cajuns by 20 points. Don't let the name fool you: Louisiana-Lafeyette was coming off back-to-back 9-4 campaigns and considered the co-favorite (along with Louisiana-Monroe) to capture the Sun Belt Conference title this season.
Next: vs. Samford (1-0) in Little Rock, 7 p.m. | Arkansas PPV
11) Tennessee (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Austin Peay 45-0
Look, I know it was just Austin Peay. But considering a Pop Warner team could have scored on Tennessee's defense last season, the Volunteers will take a shutout any way they can get it. Tennessee doesn't care that the Governors have lost 17 consecutive road games, either, with Austin Peay's last win away from home coming against Tennessee State on Sept. 18, 2010.
Whatever negativity you want to throw the Volunteers' way right now will fall on deaf ears. They're in a Kendrick Lamar state of mind: Don't kill their vibe.
Next: vs. Western Kentucky (1-0), 12:21 p.m. | SEC Network
12) Missouri (1-0)
Last week: won vs. Murray State 58-14
Quarterback James Franklin threw for 300-plus yards for the third time in his career, finishing with 318 yards (completing 26 of 38 attempts) and three touchdowns in a little more than two quarters of work. This was different than his previous two 300-plus efforts in one respect: The Tigers actually won this time.
Toledo should provide a little better gauge of where Missouri is at this weekend, but the Tigers won't see an SEC opponent until going on the road against Vanderbilt on Oct. 5. (Gotta get those non-conference wins while you can, I suppose.)
Next: vs. Toledo (0-1), 3:30 p.m. | ESPNU
13) Mississippi State (0-1)
Last week: lost to No. 13 Oklahoma State 21-3
It's hard to come up with any positives for the Bulldogs. They went just two of 16 on third-down conversions. They racked up only 333 yards of total offense. Starting quarterback Tyler Russell left the game in the third quarter after taking a shot to the head and did not return.
The loss just continues the downward trend for Dan Mullen's squad: Since starting last season 7-0, the Bulldogs are 1-7 in their past eight contests.
Next: vs. Alcorn State (1-0), 3:30 p.m. | CSS
14) Kentucky (0-1)
Last week: lost to Western Kentucky 35-26
Welp, that went about as horribly as the Wildcats could have scripted it for their opening game under Mark Stoops. Not only did they lose to the Hilltoppers — led by former Louisville and Arkansas head coach and noted motorcycle enthusiast Bobby Petrino — but they were thoroughly outclassed by their Sun Belt foe. Western Kentucky scored on three of its first four possessions, with each covering 75 yards or more.
One silver lining: Basketball season is getting closer every day. So there's that.
Next: vs. Miami (OH) (0-1), Noon | Fox Sports


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When a pair of adorable kittens joins the family, Marley is so excited to have two new friends to play with that he follows the felines everywhere. But Marley is no graceful kitten. By imitating their gentle behavior, he unintentionally makes a mess all over the house and gets into big trouble for it. What did I do this time? he wonders. Marley is afraid he may have lost his number-one status in the household . . . until an unlikely pair reminds him and his family that no one's purrrrr-fect!
In a story that hilariously reveals the differences between cats and dogs, everyone's favorite misbehaving pup learns from some new friends just how special he really is.
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Too Little, Too Late?
by Francesca de Gasparis | March 2012
The U.N. climate change talks in South Africa were a major disappointment -- but the struggle continues.
The Green Belt Movement, a grassroots NGO from Kenya, sent staff in November to the 17th U.N. climate change summit (COP17) in Durban, South Africa. We wanted to share our experiences using carbon offset funding with rural communities to plant trees that restore habitat. Our mixed experience highlights some real problems faced when converting policy to practice.
Green Belt has a project financed by the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), a carbon offset program set up under the Kyoto Protocol. But ours is one of the few CDM tree-planting projects worldwide that has focused on grassroots engagement, indigenous tree species, and locations chosen to restore critical watersheds. The mechanism's criteria do not distinguish between such projects and monoculture commercial plantations of non-native species. The challenges our project faced, including the lack of encouragement for locally appropriate plantings, will, if not addressed, be replicated by the new Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation process, which is backed by the World Bank. While the Norwegian government and others have said that the reducing emissions process is one of the few areas that showed progress at Durban, effective criteria to ensure the success of the process are not yet in place.
Like many NGOs, the Green Belt Movement condemned the Durban talks' final outcome as too little, too late to stop catastrophic climate change. The planet is still on track to increase in temperature up to 7 degrees Fahrenheit this century—which will be catastrophic, especially for much of Africa.
The talks' conclusion fell short of mandating ambitious-enough emission cuts. This means the next commitment period for reduction in emissions will only come into force in 2020, long past the point of irreversible climate change. During the Durban talks, countries including the U.S., Canada, and New Zealand received Fossil of the Day awards from the Climate Action Network for their obvious efforts to weaken and block a potential deal.
But that is not the whole story of what happened at the climate change talks: Outside the official negotiations, faith leaders had an unprecedented presence, and NGOs, including the Green Belt Movement, gave voice to the reality of climate change that is already affecting Africans.
The Durban talks began with a mass faith rally for climate justice. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, alongside leaders of many different religions, called on governments to show moral leadership and address the disproportionate impact of climate change on vulnerable countries, which are not responsible for that change. Faith leaders presented a petition for climate justice from people across Africa. Bishop Geoff Davies, head of Southern African Faith Communities' Environment Institute, spoke of climate "apartheid" practiced by rich nations trying to keep power and wealth to themselves.
On the final Friday, NGOs occupied the building where the main negotiators were meeting, protesting the lack of urgency in the talks with singing and slogans reminiscent of anti-apartheid activism, and with "mic check" call and response evoking the Occupy movement. From inside the talks many country negotiators, equally frustrated by the obstructionism, applauded.
For us at the Green Belt Movement, the Durban talks were a sad time: Our founder, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai, had died suddenly two months before. Maathai had planned to speak at the talks on the urgent need to take immediate action on climate change. Instead, a number of special memorials were held for Maathai, including videotaped remarks from President Barack Obama, his only direct contribution to the talks. From one former community organizer (now president of the U.S.) to another activist with Kenyan heritage—a woman who fought all her life for justice—action continues to speak louder than words.
Francesca de Gasparis is Europe director of Green Belt Movement International, which supports and scales up the work of Green Belt Movement Kenya.


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Dr. Garner serves with Wycliffe Bible Translators and Summer Institute of Linguistics as the Special Assistant to the Vice President for Personnel and as International Personnel Consultant and Trainer. She has written on the subject of member care and has presented numerous papers.Read More...
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Dr. Fred Gingrich is the chairman of the counseling division of Denver Seminary, mental health consultant with International Development and Educational Associates in Littleton, Colorado, and the coordinator of the Doctor of Education Counseling Program as well as faculty member of the Asia Graduate School of Theology in The Philippines. He is married to Heather and they have two sons.Read More...
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John D. Harvey
Dean of the Seminary & School of Ministry
(803) 807-5363
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B.A., Syracuse University; M.Div., Columbia International University; Th.D., Wycliffe College
Joan E. Havens
Spanish Professor
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B.A. (Spanish), Fairleigh Dickinson University; M.A. (Spanish), University of California at Los Angeles; M.A, Columbia Biblical Seminary; Ph.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological SeminaryRead More...
J.W. Hayes
(803) 807-5251
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Leah Herod
Director of Professional Relations
(803) 807-5315
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B.A., The University of Alabama; M.S., Auburn University; Ph.D., Auburn UniversityRead More...
Richard J. Higgins
(803) 807-5376
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B.A., University of Rochester; M.Ed., University of South Carolina; M.Div., D.Min., Columbia Biblical Seminary & Graduate School of Missions
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William Lindsay Hislop
Professor Emeritus
(803) 807-5311
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B.A., Columbia Bible College; M.A., Ph.D., University of South CarolinaRead More...
L. Igou Hodges
Professor of Systematic Theology
(803) 807-5374
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B.A., Columbia International University; M.Div., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School; Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Edinburgh
Dr. Hodges joined the faculty of CIU's Seminary & School of Ministry in 1978 and has taught Systematic Theology from that date until the present. Before coming to Columbia, he taught at Toccoa Falls College from 1975...Read More...
Richard B. Hodges
M.Div., Columbia International UniversityRead More...
Lynn Hoekstra
Teacher Education Program Director, Education Professor
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B.A., Calvin College; M.A., Western Michigan University; Ed.D., Azusa Pacific UniversityRead More...
Robert Holmes
Communications Manager
(803) 807-5071
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Lori Howard
Undergraduate Office Manager
(803) 807-5024
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