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I've thought a lot about hate. It seems bad, overall, but good sometimes. One of the reasons some join a "cause", (you pick it), is to legitimize their need to hate. It's one of the reasons I'm very careful not to take up causes. Take any cause, from PETA, to Pro-life, from religion to politics… there's always a lot of room, and a lot of reasons to HATE. I can't think of too many times, in my life, that hating anything has been productive, or even positive. I can think of a lot of times where hating, even when justified, has been a tremendous waste of time and energy.
But… I'm not so sure that hate, in and of itself, is a bad thing. Is it bad to hate torture, rape, murder, and evil in general? Was it bad to hate Japan after Pearl Harbor? Is it a bad thing to hate slavery, the holocaust, the Inquisition, the Sand Creek Massacre? Doesn't hate, at times, open the gate for a greater flow of good and right?
My gut tells me two opposite things. It tells me hate is bad, hate is evil, hate is an emotion that we would be better off without. My gut also says that without hate, serious hate, evil would have a cakewalk over good.
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Klobuchar held a hearing today to discuss the report and further examine the costs of debt ceiling brinksmanship. Witnesses included Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's Analytics, and Donald Marron, the Director of Economic Initiatives at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and a former economic advisor to President George W. Bush.
"We cannot afford to bring our country to the brink of default by playing Russian roulette with the debt limit," Klobuchar said. "Democrats and Republicans need to come together to find bipartisan solutions to reducing our debt, but holding America's economy hostage to score political points is just plain wrong and needs to stop."
"Any delay in raising the debt ceiling would have dire economic consequences," Zandi said at the hearing. "Business and investor confidence would be hit hard, putting stock, bond and other financial markets into turmoil."
If the government defaults, 57.5 million Americans are at risk of not receiving their monthly Social Security payments, and 3.4 million veterans are at risk of not receiving disability benefits.
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According to a national adult literacy study, the average American reads at the seventh grade level. A 2003 study of state and federal websites found that two-thirds of all sites have language consistent with a 12th grade reading level.
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TOLEDO, Ohio -- Toledo used timely hitting to break open a close game in the fifth inning en route to a 10-2 victory over Miami Friday afternoon at Mercy Field. Matt Honchel and Scott Slappey each had a pair of hits for the RedHawks (10-11, 3-1).
The Rockets (10-12, 3-3) opened a 1-0 lead on a two-out single in the bottom of the third, but Miami tied the game two innings later. With two outs, Chad Sedio doubled in Ryan Elble, who had singled. With the hits, they each extended season-best hitting streaks to eight and seven games, respectively.
The lead didn't last long as Toledo tallied three runs in the bottom of the fifth. A leadoff walk and hit batter around a sacrifice bunt put runners on the corners. A single broke the tie then Miami dodged a bullet with a fielder's choice out at home. But a triple down the left field line drove in two more runs and made the score 4-1.
The Rockets added an unearned run in the sixth and three more runs in the seventh to break open the contest. Miami closed the gap in the eighth on an RBI single by Kevin Bower, but Toledo capped the scoring on a bases-loaded fielder's choice in the bottom of the frame.
Brooks Fiala (3-3) took the loss, allowing six hits and nine runs (six earned) in six innings. He saw his scoreless streak reach 28.1 innings before allowing the third-inning run. Kyle Shaw (3-3) threw eight solid innings for the Rockets, scattering nine hits, while striking out three.
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It was a heartbreaking sight. Equines left to fend for themselves—bone skinny, and braving harsh summer elements without access to food or water.
The ASPCA Equine Fund recently stepped in to provide an emergency grant of $13,000 to help provide care for 21 donkeys and five Arabian Mares who were abused and abandoned earlier this summer. To make matters more tragic, all five of the Arabian Mares and ten of the donkeys were pregnant, with one donkey actually birthing a foal during their rescue.
"Unfortunately, equine neglect and abuse is widespread in this country," says Jacque Schultz, ASPCA Senior Director of Community Outreach. "Rescue groups are struggling with increasing calls for help and shrinking budgets. That's where the ASPCA Equine Fund comes in."
The funds granted by the ASPCA in this case will be used to rehabilitate the rescued equines and cover expenses for medical treatment, food, transport, and training.
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To foster or adopt one of the rescued equines, please email [email protected]. To learn more about the ASPCA's special grant program, visit our Equine Fund section.
Another case of careless backyard breeding and neglect. What is wrong with people?! Outrageous! Thank heavens for the ASPCA!
So grateful to organizations like yours. Thank you ASPCA!
13k isn't pocket change, though, since they have multiple cases to fund. Rather than talk about how it won't cover much, know that and DONATE what you can to help support.
I actually feel sick. This has been bothering me all day.. the focus is to get these animals food and water but I pray these ppl who did this serve a harm punishment!
Stewardship is almost gone,hard laws r the answer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
While I would never condone careless breeding or neglect of animals, the horse pictured in the article is barely underweight. Most people actually keep their horses too fat. The horse pictured is a little thin, but nowhere near starvation. Truth.


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FOND DU LAC, Wis.—Miami University's senior team placed second in a four-team field, while the RedHawk junior team finished ninth among the 12-team field at the Foot of the Lake Classic on Saturday, which also was the Junior World Qualifier.
Miami's senior team earned a combined score of 169.08 over the two-day event. The ReHawks placed second in the free skate with a score of 111.48 to their program themed "Cards." The RedHawks earned a program element score 48.85 and a program component score of 62.63. The Haydenettes won the competition with a combined score of 192.64 after posting a score of 127.49 for their free skate program. Skyliners finished third with a combined score of 144.00, while Starlights finished fourth with a total score of 134.45.
The junior team posted a score of 72.31 for its free skate program themed "Dancing Dolls." Miami was ninth in both the short program and free skate and earned a combined score of 105.09 at the event. The RedHawks had a total element score of 34.30 and a program component score of 40.01 but had two deductions. Lexettes won the event with a combined score of 155.17 after notching a score of 107.17 for their free skate. Chicago Jazz finished second with a combined score of 146.72 and was followed by St. Louis Synergy (146.36), Skyliners (138.32), Synchroettes (134.06), Hockettes (128.67), Team Braemar (127.46), Starlights (110.17), Miami, Fond du Lac Blades (104.14), Team Delaware (99.22) and Capital Steps (74.42).
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therealdeal wrote:Westbrook is really a b****. He's nothing but a total punk b****. If I were playing with that guy in the gym, I'd give him a nasty hit.
If I could catch him
I don't know how big you are but unless you undercut his legs I doubt you'd move him very much. He's built very well. 6'3" 190lbs pure muscle
Also I respect the hell out of Russell. That's a guy who has never been given anything. He's always had to fight for his spot and it's gotten him this far. A ton of resolve and fight in that guy. Thats why Kobe respects him. Russell has a ridiculous work ethic
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adjective \ˈkēn\
: having or showing an ability to think clearly and to understand what is not obvious or simple about something
: very strong and sensitive : highly developed
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a : having a fine edge or point : sharpb : affecting one as if by cutting <keen sarcasm>c : pungent to the sense <a keen scent>
a (1) : showing a quick and ardent responsiveness : enthusiastic <a keen swimmer> (2) : eager <was keen to begin>b of emotion or feeling : intense <the keen delight in the chase — F. W. Maitland>
a : intellectually alert : having or characteristic of a quick penetrating mind <a keen student> <a keen awareness of the problem>; also : shrewdly astuteb : sharply contested <keen debate>c : extremely sensitive in perception <keen eyes>
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- When you've been trying to remember something and you suddenly remember it, the mental pleasure is keen. —Ian Frazier, Atlantic, October 2004
- Indeed, tobacco processors were keen to promote variety even further by saturating and mixing the cut and spun leaf with a miscellany of spices… —Simon Schama, The Embarrassment of Riches, 1988
- But Mary wasn't keen on braving the Athens streets alone so Magnus went instead; Mary would do a museum in the morning. —John le Carré, A Perfect Spy, 1986
- That he took a keen interest in scientific navigation is indicated by his keeping a daybook or journal (which has not survived), and by making an honest effort to determine longitude. —Samuel Eliot Morison, The European Discovery of America, 1971
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Origin of KEEN
Middle English kene brave, sharp, from Old English cēne brave; akin to Old High German kuoni brave
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noun \ˈkēn\
Definition of KEEN
: a lamentation for the dead uttered in a loud wailing voice or sometimes in a wordless cry
Examples of KEEN
- <the loud keens of the widows were heard throughout the war-ravaged city>
Origin of KEEN
(see 1keen)
First Known Use: 1830
Related to KEEN
- Antonyms
- exultation, rejoicing
verb \ˈkēn\
: to make a loud and long cry of sorrow
Full Definition of KEEN
intransitive verb
a : to make a loud and long cry of sorrow : to lament with a keenb : to make a sound suggestive of a loud cry of sorrow <a keening siren>
: to lament, mourn, or complain loudly
transitive verb
: to utter with a loud wailing voice or wordless cry
— keen·er noun
Examples of KEEN
- mourners keening at a funeral
- <victims of the disaster have been keening for weeks about the slowness of governmental aid>
Origin of KEEN
Irish caoinim I lament, weep
First Known Use: 1845
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- Synonyms
- beef, bellyache, bitch, bleat, carp, caterwaul, crab, croak, fuss, gripe, grizzle, grouch, grouse, growl, grumble, grump, holler, inveigh, complain, kick, kvetch, maunder [chiefly British], moan, murmur, mutter, nag, repine, scream, squawk, squeal, wail, whimper, whine, whinge [British], yammer, yawp (or yaup), yowl
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There was joy and despair on opening night in Poland as USO Mondeville claimed a memorable and exciting 86-82 overtime victory at CCC Polkowice to deliver an early blow to the play-off hopes of the ambitious Polish club.
Even after a mere forty minutes of the new campaign, this defeat could yet prove to be the one which returns to haunt CCC Polkowice because of the fiercely competitive nature and quality of Group C.
It was a wonderfully intense affair, and whilst a stomach churning outcome for the CCC Polkowice faithful, this will be an immeasurable tonic for the visitors who could use this excellent result as a springboard for the rest of the campaign.
The French team held the upper hand in the first quarter, 27-21, but CCC Polkowice came storming back to take the lead 46-45 at the half.
USO Mondeville then went back ahead and opened up some daylight at 59-52 but the hosts worked their way back into things.
The end of regulation witnessed both teams struggling to score, but it was CCC Polkowice who suffered most, failing to add a single point to their tally in the last four minutes to hand USO Mondeville their opportunity.
As the home offence continued to misfire in overtime, the visitors just did enough to prevail with Naignouma Coulibay outstanding and finishing with 21 points and six rebounds, whilst veteran duo Ammanda Lassiter and Kristen Sharp also excelled, combining for 35 points.
The one bright spot for CCC Polkowice was the highly rated Nnemkadi Ogwumike scoring 21 points on her EuroLeague Women debut.
USO Mondeville head coach Herve Coudray:"I'm happy that we won. I knew it would be a tough game. We played hard defense. In the end we changed our defense and Polkowice had no time for adapting to the defense. This was a good idea from my team. The game was very physical."
USO Mondeville player Kristen Sharp:"For us, this victory is very important because in the French league it is not going well for us. I hope that now we will play better also in the French league."
CCC Polkowice head coach Jacek Winnicki:"It was a very important game. We knew it would be very difficult. In the end we tried a variety of ways to earn points, but did not succeed. This is sport, this is basketball. It is a pity that we lost, because there was a chance to win today. Now we have to focus on doing better in the next matches.
CCC Polkowice Laia Palau:"When we got the lead, it seemed that we would win. Maybe we are not ready for that, to win the matches. It was a very important game for us because we have a tough group and this match could have importance in the further competition. We made a lot of mistakes. We have to play better to win in the EuroLeague Women."
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Ryan Field (47,130) -- Evanston, Illinois. Television: Big Ten Network. Home Record: Illinois 2-5, NU 5-1. Away Record: Illinois 0-4, NU 3-2. Neutral Record: Illinois 0-0, NU 0-0. Conference Record: Illinois 0-7, NU 4-3. Series Record: Illinois leads, 54-46-5.
GAME NOTES: Two teams at opposite ends of the Big Ten spectrum are set to square off at Ryan Field, as the Northwestern Wildcats will host Illinois on Saturday afternoon.
It marks the regular-season finale for these cross-state rivals, who have squared off every years since 1927 and will battle once again for the Land of Lincoln Trophy. Illinois retained the trophy following a 38-35 win over NU last year in Champaign, and the Fighting Illini lead the all-time series, 54-46-5.
Illinois has not had much to celebrate this season, as the team has lost each of its last eight contests, including last week's 20-17 setback to Purdue. The Illini have not beaten a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent since topping Western Michigan in their season opener nearly three months ago. Their only other victory came against Charleston Southern, an FCS school.
On the other sideline, Northwestern is headed to a bowl game for the fifth straight season. Still, the Wildcats would certainly like to head into the postseason with some momentum as they have split their last six contests after starting the season 5-0. Last week, they traveled to East Lansing and came away with a 23-20 overtime victory against Michigan State.
Illinois' offense has gone missing for much of the season. During the team's current eight-game slide, the Illini have averaged a mere 13 points per tilt. They enter the weekend ranked 116th out of 120 FBS schools in total offense (301.6 ypg) and 118th in scoring (16.9 ppg). A three-year starter at quarterback, junior Nathan Scheelhaase simply has not showed much progression. In 35 career games, he has thrown only 15 touchdown passes to go along with 22 interceptions. Scheelhaase is capable of beating a defense with his legs, but opponents have been able to bottle him up for the most part. In the loss to Purdue, he completed 22-of-38 passes for only 160 yards and took three sacks, although he did add a team-high 76 yards and a TD on the ground.
Despite their overall struggles on both sides of the ball, the Illini have actually been fairly stout on third downs. They lead the Big Ten and rank eighth nationally in defensive third-down conversion rate (29.6 percent). They are also 19th in the country in defensive three-and-outs. Still, at the end of the day the team ranks second-to-last in the conference in scoring defense (30.45 ppg), although the unit has shown considerable improvement over the past two games. One week after holding Minnesota to 17 points, the Illini limited Purdue to 20 points this past weekend. However, they had some trouble containing Akeem Shavers and Ralph Bolden, who each ran for more than 90 yards. Freshman linebacker Mason Monheim finished with seven tackles in the loss, adding to his team-leading total of 81 stops (6.0 TFL).
Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald has split reps at quarterback between pocket passer Trevor Siemian and dual-threat Kain Colter. Both QBs completed 13 passes for a combined 246 yards last time out, with Colter tossing a third- quarter touchdown pass to Tim Riley. The running game was virtually nonexistent, as Colter's 28 yards on the ground paced the team. However, freshman "superback" Dan Vitale had a breakout game with a career-high nine catches for 110 yards. His 41-yard reception in the fourth quarter -- also a career-long -- set up the eventual game-winning field goal. Big plays in the passing game have been few and far between for the Wildcats, who rank 16th nationally in rushing offense (221.2 ypg) but only 106th in passing (171.8 ypg).
NU's defense recorded four takeaways and a defensive touchdown to beat Michigan State on the road. David Nwabuisi's 43-yard interception return for a touchdown gave the Wildcats an eight-point lead early in the third quarter, their largest cushion of the game. The four takeaways (two fumble recoveries, two interceptions) marked the team's highest total in a game since 2010. And with the game on the line late in regulation, the Wildcats broke up four consecutive passes to end the Spartans' final threat. In what has become somewhat of a theme, they gave up a lot of yardage (419 total yards) but not many points. On the season, NU ranks 11th in the Big Ten in total defense (398.4 ypg) and sixth in scoring defense (23.6 ppg).
Don't dismiss Illinois' win-loss record. The Illini beat Northwestern at Wrigley Field in 2010, then rallied from an 18-point second-half deficit to win last year's meeting in Champaign. Despite an overall lackluster season, retaining the Land of Lincoln Trophy for a third straight year should provide the Fighting Illini with plenty of motivation to come out swinging.
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Basketball Hosts Special Olympics Event; Gets Hands Dirty in Habitat for Humanity Project
October 3, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University basketball teams took part in a fun-filled day for Special Olympics on Saturday, October 2nd in the Merner Gym. Both Falcon basketball teams were on hand to provide basketball instruction, run stations/drills and have a lot of fun. A photo gallery from the two hour event is below with photos from the event.
Also, the men's basketball team helped out last Saturday (9/25) with a Habitat for Humanity's project that will be the future home of Reba Poplin. Reba works in the business office here at Pfeiffer. The Falcons teamed up to do a litle handy work that included painting inside the home.
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Say you have a 30-year fixed mortgage of $165,000 at 6 percent interest. The monthly principal and interest payments would be about $989, and you would pay $191,133 in interest over the life of the loan. By adding $25 a month, you could shorten the term by 23 months and save $14,734 in interest. For an extra $100 a month, you would shorten the term by six-and-a-half years and save $46,813 in interest.
So what's the catch?
There are a few. Your mortgage contract may include prepayment penalties. Check with your mortgage servicer first so you don't trigger them. Prepayment also reduces mortgage interest, which is tax-deductible, and may not be the most prudent course, depending on your tax situation. You also want to consider whether your return on investment might be higher elsewhere. And of course, any money you prepay becomes much less accessible.
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Budget an extra amount each month to prepay your principal. One tactic is to make one extra principal-and-interest payment per year. You could simply make a double payment during the month of your choosing, or add one-twelfth of a principal-and-interest payment to each month's payment. A year later, you will have made 13 payments.
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Configuration object. It can be obtained by calling
TransactionManagerServices.getConfiguration(). All settings are documented in the javadoc and you should refer to it to know what can be configured.
How to configure BTM
Configuration object is implemented with sensible default settings. For a first time user, all default settings are good enough. After the initial testing phase, you might want to change some settings. This can be done in two ways: via a properties configuration file or by setting values directly on the
Configuration object.
The properties configuration file
You can create a properties file in which you'll set some configuration settings. All the ones you omit will keep their default value.
The file can be stored anywhere on the file system in which case you need to set the
bitronix.tm.configuration system property to tell BTM where the file lies. This is generally done by adding a
-D argument to the virtual machine's command line:
java -Dbitronix.tm.configuration=./my-btm-config.properties MyClass
Another way is to call the properties file
bitronix-default-config.properties and store it at the root of your classpath.
The properties file is in the default format
key=value. Ant-like references
(${some.property.name}) to other properties or to system properties (defined with
-D on the command line) are supported.
Setting values directly on the
Configuration object
You can call any setter you want on the object you get from the call to
TransactionManagerServices.getConfiguration(). This is convenient if you do not want to use the properties file to configure BTM but want to leverage - for instance - Spring instead.
Configuration conf = TransactionManagerServices.getConfiguration(); conf.setServerId("jvm-1"); conf.setLogPart1Filename("./tx-logs/part1.btm"); conf.setLogPart2Filename("./tx-logs/part2.btm");
Since the
Configuration object is a singleton, there is no need to pass it to any other object, BTM will pick it up at startup.
Configurable settings
There are many different settings that are configurable in the transaction manager. Fortunately, all defaults settings are usually good enough to get started. You only need to tune them when required.
Transaction engine settings
These configurable properties are related to the transaction manager's core.
File property name
Configuration property name
Default value
The machine's IP address but that's unsafe for production usage
a stable ASCII string that must uniquely identify this TM instance. It must not exceed 51 characters or it will be truncated.
Should two phase commit be executed asynchronously? Asynchronous two phase commit will improve 2PC execution time when there are many resources enlisted in transactions but can be very CPU intensive when used on JDK 1.4 without the java.util.concurrent backport implementation available on the classpath. It also makes debugging more complex. See here for more details.
Should transactions executed without a single enlisted resource result in a warning or not? Most of the time transactions executed with no enlisted resource reflect a bug or a mis-configuration somewhere.
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The transaction manager registers objects in the JMX registry by default if available. Set this to true to never register JMX objects.
The name under which the transaction manager will be bound in the internal JNDI provider.
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Set this to true if you run multiple instances of the transaction manager on the same JMS and JDBC resources to avoid the recovery process to try to recover transactions started by another node. See here for more details.
Journal settings
These configurable properties are related to the disk journal used to record recovery information.
File property name
Configuration property name
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Journal fragment file 1.
Journal fragment file 2.
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Are disk forces batched? Disabling batching can seriously lower the transaction manager's throughput.
Maximum size in megabytes of the journal fragments. Larger logs allow transactions to stay longer in-doubt but the TM pauses longer when a fragment is full.
Should only mandatory logs be written? Enabling this parameter lowers space usage of the fragments but makes debugging more complex.
Should corrupted transactions log entries be skipped? Use only at last resort when all you have to recover is a pair of corrupted files.
Timers settings
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Maximum amount of seconds the TM will wait for transactions to get done before aborting them at shutdown time.
Deprecated Interval in minutes at which to run the recovery process in the background. Cannot be disabled.
Interval in seconds at which to run the recovery process in the background. Cannot be disabled.
Resource Loader settings
The resource loader loads and configures XA resources using configuration stored in a properties file. See the Resource Loader page for more details.
File property name
Configuration property name
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Men's Soccer Defeats Greensboro, 1-0
August 24, 2013
GREENSBORO, NC- The Pfeiffer University mens soccer game defeated Greensboro College 1-0 on Saturday afternoon. Aldo Ramirez scored the games lone goal as Pfeiffer improved to 1-0-1 in preseason play.
Seth Dey had a long throw that was deflected to Ramirez who beat the Pride goalkeeper giving the Falcons the lead for good.
The Falcons came out in the second half and pressed up on Greensboro. Pfeiffer forced the keeper to make a lot of stops in the second half and had a chance to push the lead to 2-0 but hit the crossbar.
We got better as the game went on, said first-year head coach Bob Reasso. Our second half was better than our first. We tried some different things and were able to get the majority of the chances.
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St John's Easter Rugby Festival is a huge occasion for the whole community.
St John's Easter Rugby Festival has grown into one of the most prestigious schoolboy rugby events in the country. What started out as an independent 'rugby experiment' in 1996, has become a popular annual fixture on the school rugby calender, mainly because of the diversity of top and developing schools that partake each year.
St John's, who have a rich rugby tradition that dates back 72 years, used to participate in the Saints Rugby Festival hosted by St Stithians College. As their attendance at this festival was irregular, St John's initiated their own festival to give their boys the opportunity of playing against strong rugby schools, for development reasons.
'We wanted our boys to be playing regular top level rugby against the best schools in the country,' says St John's head of rugby Adrian Norris. 'Therefore, at our festival teams play three other teams that they wouldn't normally face during the year.'
The St John's rugby board decides which 12 schools will take part. This year, the likes of Affies, Paul Roos, St John's Harare, Helpmekaar and Outeniqua have been invited.
'We like to rotate the schools that come here,' says Norris. 'We can't always get the ones we want, but we still manage to get a good variety. We also have invitational sides, like the Lions and FNB Invitational teams, which give boys from unknown schools opportunities to play against the best in the country.
'The festival isn't structured as a competition, so there's no final and no winner. Our main focus is on the boys playing against boys they wouldn't normally face during the season.'
Norris says the festival is well supported by the public and covered on TV by SuperSport.
'Between 15 000 and 20 000 people come through the gate over the three days. There is a huge family environment and this creates a special experience. Old boys associations come and support their schools and the pupils travel to support their peers. The general public who enjoy schoolboy rugby also attend.
'SuperSport has covered the festival live before, but now FNB Classic Clashes, a schoolboy rugby programme, will cover the festival over six episodes. This is great for the boys.'
Norris says the event is a huge occasion for the whole community, with FNB also providing plenty of support.
'All the locals help out, from the guy standing behind the bar or braai, to parents and staff who get involved in making the festival a community event. FNB has been a great sponsor of the festival, from a financial point of view, and with the expertise they provide before and after the festival.'
Rugby has made major strides at St John's over the years and many Springboks have played at the festival, including Owen Nkumane, who became the school's first Bok in 1998, their centenary year. 'Springboks such as Jaque Fourie, Gürthro Steenkamp, Pierre Spies, Bob Skinstad and Schalk Brits have all featured at the festival, as well as Proteas batsman Herschelle Gibbs,' says Norris.
While St John's 1st XV haven't won as many matches as they would have liked in recent years, Norris remains positive.
'We try to compete against the top level schools, like Paarl Boys and Paul Roos. One year we played against Grey College and only lost by five points. So we do compete well, but there are times the results don't go our way.
'This year the boys in our matric year combined with our U17s should make a competitive side.'
Festival schedule
Thursday, 1 April
09:45 – FNB XV vs Pretoria Boys'
11:00 – St John's (Jo'burg) vs St John's (Harare)
12:15 – Lions XV vs Outeniqua
13:30 – Affies vs Nelspruit
14:45 – Helpmekaar vs Paarl Boys'
16:00 – Jeppe vs Paul Roos
Saturday, 3 April
09:45 – Lions XV vs Paul Roos
11:00 – Helpmekaar vs FNB XV
12:15 – Jeppe vs St John's (Harare)
13:30 – Opening ceremony
13:45 – Pretoria Boys' vs Outeniqua
15:00 – St John's (Jo'burg) vs Affies
16:15 – Paarl Boys' vs Nelspruit
Monday, 5 April
09:45 – Nelspruit vs Helpmekaar
11:00 – Lions XV vs St John's (Harare)
12:15 – St John's (Jo'burg) vs FNB XV
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14:45 – Pretoria Boys' vs Paul Roos
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L'Oreal Colour Riche Sandstone.
Estee Lauder Pure Color Long Lasting Lipstick in Platinum Amber with EL High Gloss in Flamingo on top.
So, what lipstick or gloss are you wearing today?
Last edited by RHM; 13th May 2009 at 02:24 PM.
L'Oreal Colour Riche Sandstone.
Christian Dior, Diorific in Rouge Gipsy (gypsy red) in a lovely golden tube. It makes me feel pretty, so pretty when I have it on...and the tube always gets inquiries whenever I take it out because it's different.
Shiseido #19 (it has a name, too, but I'm too lazy to go look at it) layered with Mark Kay Pink Diamonds gloss. Well, I was wearing it. Now I'm ready for bed in Burt's Bees good ol' beeswax lip balm.
Last edited by Sunnyfunny; 14th May 2009 at 05:31 AM.
Gloomy day, so I'm wearing RED lips! Some of us were going crazy over this look at the Spring Fling in NYC. Takashimaya carries an Italian line called Nouba (not all that pricey either, $19). They have a lipstain in red #7 that is amazing.
For an "Old Hollywood" look, line your lips with Too Faced Borderline pencil, Nouba Red #7 Long Lasting Lip Color & Nouba #13 Sweet Kiss Liquid Lip Color (it's a see through gold).
It's a "dressy" look but I love it!
Wow! You are all so fancy, layering and all that. Today I wore an another old standby: Nars Dolce Vita.
Lipstick Queen Saint Natural.
I am more a lip gloss person, I wore MAC lipglass in Soft Wave
Victoria's Secret Lipstick in Sweet Nothings
I am not afraid... I was born to do this.
-Joan of Arc
Edward Bess' Eternal Passion. It's a beautifu, l "goes with everything", red, nice & moist, goes on like a silk slip. I line it with Too Faced, Borderline to keep it from bleeding. Under it, I wear M.A.C.Pred+Prime, so it stays put.
I'm wearing Guerlain KissKiss Pink Shine this evening.
From the palette (which really should be replaced at this point) - Chantecaille's Nougat
YSL Rosewood - my holy grail of lipsticks !
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Just lip gloss. It's called Fever Gloss in Sunbaked Coral by Lancôme.
MAC Jungle Red. My current favorite.
Since all this talk of lipstick today - Dior rosewood lipgloss. ***wrong name- Dior Creamy Rose is the correct name.....
Last edited by Mimi Gardenia; 15th September 2009 at 04:01 PM.
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Edward Bess http://www.edwardbess.com/index1.php Soft Whisper lip gloss. I get so many compliments on this. It's a treatment line too. Love it!
This morning it's Rouge Dior 523 called Rose Making Of Pink Preview (?? that's what it says at the bottom ) - kind of peachy gold .
Last edited by tigrushka; 13th October 2009 at 03:33 PM. Reason: ref. to a removed post
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
MAC's Viva Glam IV, a sort of rasberry with flecks of gold with Nymphette lip gloss over it.
Last edited by rtamara41; 20th September 2009 at 12:20 PM.
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
YSL Rosewood - my fave.
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Chanel RA in Mythic... A shimmery nude beige...
Urban Decay Lip Ink in Greedy. It's a staple in my makeup bag.
WOW! Greedy, lip ink. I need to try that.
Estee Lauder Rosewood in the long lasting formula. Of all their lipsticks, I like this original formula the best & it's their least expensive, I think.
Mac "o"
Chanel RA in Mythic
Estee Lauder's Long Lasting Lipstick in Rosewood.
This afternoon - it's Rose The Nude by Clarins. This is a discontinued color and Clarins' cosmetic line but I bought 2 tubes to hoard ! Clarins always discontinues my fave colors and cosmetics. Why oh why ??
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Dior Addict 857 Rouge Diapositive/Positive Red
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
Chanel Rose Quartz, with #34, Natural lip liner & Edward Bess Soft Whisper gloss.
None... But I have MAC Hue in my pocket...
Estée Lauder Re-Nutriv in R-57 French Fig
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
I'm wearing lip gloss- Christian Dior Plastic Gloss which is extremely shiny and plastic like but it comes off on everything and my hair gets stuck to my lips ! :O
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Benefit, Born Ready (I'm on my 4th or 5th tube!) It's my staple!
GA Lip Wax #5... Lovely crimson red...
Mac Dazzleglass in Local Colour for me today ♥
My perfume blog: Girl With the Curious Nose
Don't spend time beating on a wall, hoping to transform it into a door -Coco Chanel
Currently lusting after:
- Chanel No.5 Eau Premiere
- Frederic Malle Lipstick Rose
- Serge Lutens Un Bois Vanille
EL Pure Color Shantung Plum !
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Wore Edward Bess' Forever Yours a limited edition ultra slick lipstick with his Sweet Dream deep shine lip gloss over it. The effect is a lush nude lip but it stays on forever! The product has a slight fig scent...beautiful. And it's a lip treatment!
I love his lippies!
Many thanks to tdem, who first turned me on to this line.
wore my most recent lipstick purchase - Estee Laduer Pure Colour Crystal lipstick in Crystal Nude. I love EL lippies!
My perfume blog: Girl With the Curious Nose
Don't spend time beating on a wall, hoping to transform it into a door -Coco Chanel
Currently lusting after:
- Chanel No.5 Eau Premiere
- Frederic Malle Lipstick Rose
- Serge Lutens Un Bois Vanille
Darphin's rouge a levres #52 Ambre with Chanel's Glossimer in Unity over it. Beautiful, moist. Oldies but goodies.
No lippie or gloss for me today but - and I feel it is massively appropriate to post this here - I am wearing Pai bergamot lip balm which I am ADDICTED to. It has the most amazing earl grey tea thing going on and a hint of the sweet almond oil/cocoa butter in it comes through too. And it is right beneath my nose! Perfect.
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
kissandmakeup...that sounds divine! I adore the smell of Earl Grey tea.
My lippie today is the lightly fig scented Ultra Slick Lipstick from Edward Bess in Natural Attraction. So moist & pretty, doesn't turn orangy on me like many "nude" or "natural" lip colors. (Including the YSL, R8JAA3 I tried yesterday, very dissapointing.)
No lippie for me today either other than carmex lip balm, which has that tingling metholated feel on my lips. Pai bergamot lip balm sounds very nice! Lately, I've been wearing a nude-peachy lip pencil ( a cheapie one, Palladia, I think?) all over my lips, with a clear gloss over that. It suits my everyday life. Once I find something that works I reach for it all the time because I'm usually in a hurry to get dressed and out the door. I really should play more.
It was Chanel Rouge Allure in Mythic... Now is all gone, of course...
Found myself stranded without lippie the other day (Ellie is obsessed with my make-up bag and constantly removes things which I do not realise until I go to apply make-up on train!) and ran into Boots the chemist to top up. Bought L'Oreal Glam Shine as it was on special and find it a slightly more spangly way of doing the glossy nude lip thing (and quicker) Shade is Golden Tatoo. Very nice and very long-lasting if slightly sticky finish.
RHM and Tigs: Pai lipbalm is truly yummy and also is lasting me ages!
Chanel Glossimer in Praline for me today. I love the formulation! Long-lasting and not sticky at all.
Wore NARS Dolce Vita to the mall tonight. Bought some Prescriptives moisturizer & their Rose Quartz lip gloss. It's really pretty: very neutral blue based pink with lots of sparkle. Stays on forever. I like that in a gloss.
Bath & Body Works has their new CO Bigelow mentha lip glosses in the holiday flavors. My daughter is the princess of lip gloss & LOVES the mentha spearmint one. They have a new "Winter Cordials" line: Hot Buttered Rum, Warm Spiced Cinnamon (her favorite), Triple Hot Chocolate, Vanilla Cream Eggnog. The scents were all rather strong...not what I like but the teens & tweens seem to love them. Looks like the changed the packaging a little and raised the price by .50. We did not purchase.
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
I'm wearing YSL Rosewood today .
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
YSL Rouge Pur in 131 Rouge Opium
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
Guerlain's Kiss Kiss Rose Eternel #161, more of an "orangy" rose than rosy rose. Very creamy texture.
I'm wearing some Estee Lauder clear lip gloss today .
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Can't believe this is my first time reading this thread. Such fun! I was in MAC Prrr lipglass today.
Comme l'amour, le parfum doit captiver la femme dès le premier contact---André Fraysse
I've been lipstick/gloss free all day & I can feel it. My poor pout is so dry, it's Kiehl's Lip Balm #1 for me for the rest of the evening.
My daughter has had success making her own lip balms. I read the ingredients of the Pai bergamot lip balm, pretty straight forward. I'm going to try making my own version & see how it turns out.
Last edited by RHM; 2nd November 2009 at 01:24 AM.
Wore that Smashbox goji berry nonsense lip gloss. Supposed to tint your lips to a pink colour that suits you best. I don't like it. Toooooo fuchsia for me! I'm very interested in that Dior one I keep reading about though.....
Comme l'amour, le parfum doit captiver la femme dès le premier contact---André Fraysse
Wore Clinique's "Soft Shine" lipstick in Rubelite all day today. They call it a "Rich red with dramatic gold pearl". It's very pretty, makes my whole face look happy.
It's beautiful! The lippie is well pigmented but has a very sheer feel to it. It's fast becoming one of my favorites. It's COLOR without looking fake, just happy.


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September 13, 2007
|Falcons Fall to Knights 3-2
|Thursday, 13 September 2007
|Misenheimer, NC---In a battle of regionally ranked teams the Pfeiffer men's soccer team fell to St. Andrews Presbyterian by a score of 3-2 Thursday afternoon. Pfeiffer, ranked fourth in the region, falls to 5-2 overall and 1-1 in the conference. St. Andrews, currently tenth in the region, is now 3-2-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference.
Matt Harris continued his torrid scoring pace and put the Falcons in the lead in the fourth minute with his seventh goal on the season. Davi Lorenzo sent a through ball that Harris put past the keeper into the left side netting from 15 yards out to give the Falcons a 1-0 lead.
Both defenses played well he rest of the half and the Falcons went into the break leading 1-0.
The Knights quickly tied it up in the second half. Brian Humphrey hit a nice shot from 20 yards out that beat the Falcon keeper to tie the game at 1.
Humphrey set up the next goal five minutes later when he sent a cross to Jerry Momoh in the front of the net and Momoh put it in from eight yards out to give St. Andrews a 2-1 lead.
As they have all year the Falcons fough back. In the 68th minute Wilver Menacho beat his defender, dribbled down the left side and found Matt Denton at the far post with a cross and Denton tied it up at 2 with his first goal of the season.
With eight minutes to go Chris Weedon, of the Knights, took the ball on the left side of goal, beat his defender and drilled one past Falcon keeper Alex Moreno to give St. Andrews a 3-2 lead.
The Falcons pressed hard the last eight minutes but couldn't score and lost 3-2.
Pfeiffer travels to Lincoln Memorial Saturday for a 2:00 pm game.


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Baseball Sweeps Sunday DH at Limestone; Take Series on Shuford's One-Hitter in Game Two
March 4, 2012
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GAFFNEY, S.C. After dropping the series opener yesterday, the Pfeiffer University (11-8, 4-2) 6-11, 1-5) baseball team found its offensive stroke sweeping both games of a doubleheader at Limestone College (6-11, 1-5) who was picked in the preseason poll to win the league, on Sunday in Conference Carolinas action at Bob Prevatte Field. The Falcons scored a 7-6, 10-inning win in game one before Eric Shuford (Shelby, NC) delivered a complete-game one-hitter in a 6-1 win in the nightcap.
Game One
Trailing 5-2 through five and a half innings, the Saints stormed back with four runs in the bottom of the sixth on the heels of a two-run double by sophomore DH Marcus Breeden (Norfolk, Va.) and a two-out RBI knock by sophomore shortstop Michael Hughey (Gaffney, S.C.). However, the Falcons utilized a leadoff walk in the top of the seventh to pull even at 6-all following a RBI single by Kevin Price (Asheville, N.C.).
With matters left unsettled through nine innings, LC reliever Kaleb Earls (Blacksburg, S.C.) retired the first two batters in the 10th but back-to-back two-out walks would come back to haunt him as Preston Lyon (Gastonia, N.C.) came through with a go-ahead RBI base hit to give the visitors a 7-6 margin. Junior rightfielder Josh Wood (Gastonia, N.C.) kept the game going with a two-out single in the bottom of the frame but it would not be enough as the Blue and Gold dropped the first game 7-6.
Jacob Yates (Blairs, Va.), who led off the first game of the series with a triple, did one better to start the second game after taking a solo shot to the opposite field, giving Pfeiffer a 1-0 lead. Limestone responded in their half of the first, however, as a two-out walk by senior catcher Josh Lyon (Indianapolis, Ind.) kept the inning alive for sophomore leftfielder Chad Balderman (Irmo, S.C.) who then put the home team in front 2-1 with a two-run job to leftfield.
Saints starter Cameron Ward (DeLand, Fla.) worked out of two-on, one-out jams in the first and second innings but the Falcons would get to him in the third as a solo homerun to dead center by Jon Gray (Granite Falls, N.C.) tied the game at 2-2. Pfeiffer would come back for three more in their half of the fifth, getting a three-run blast by Johnny Brown, Jr. (Greensboro, N.C.) to power the visitors out to a 5-2 advantage.
Dylan Norris (Boone, N.C.) picked up his first win of the season after tossing 2.1 scoreless innings. Starter Bryan Tuttle (Lenoir, N.C.) was given a no-decision after allowing six runs four earned on seven hits. He struck out six.
Earls took the loss, falling to 1-1 on the year after surrendering a pair of runs on two hits and four walks. He fanned five batters. Still looking for his first win of the season, Ward was awarded a no-decision after giving up five runs all via the long ball on seven hits.
Brown led the Falcons with the big blow, a three-run shot, while Price finished with two knocks and an RBI. Yates and Gray each homered while Lyon chipped in an RBI.
Balderman went 2-for-5 with a homerun and two RBIs while Breeden drove in two with a double. Hughey tallied two hits and an RBI while senior third baseman Zach Howard (Mocksville, N.C.) collected a pair of hits.
Game Two
In the rubber match, senior centerfielder Al Benson (Cherryville, N.C.) walked to lead off the game before giving Limestone a quick 1-0 cushion on a pair of wild pitches. However, the power stroke continued to work for the Falcons as a two-run blast by Dalton Lindley (Siler City, N.C.) capped a three-run top of the second to stake the visitors to a 3-1 advantage.
Pfeiffer batted around in the fourth as RBI singles by Yates and Gray pushed the lead to a four-run margin before a bases-loaded walk by Cole McGraw (Claremont, N.C.) made it a 6-1 ballgame. As it turned out, that would be all the run support Shuford would need as he retired the final seven Saints in order to wrap up the complete game one-hitter.
Shuford moved to 1-2 on the year with the complete game, allowing just the one run on a single hit and three walks. He struck out seven.
Senior starter Matt Crisp (Gastonia, N.C.) falls to 0-3 after allowing five runs on seven hits and two walks in three innings. Senior Jeremy Peed (Roxboro, N.C.) allowed a run on four hits in three innings out of the bullpen.
Lindley proved to be a tough out for the Falcons, finishing 3-for-3 with a homerun, two RBIs, two runs scored, and a walk. Gray and Matt Wade (Chapel Hill, N.C.) each finished with a pair of hits and an RBI.
Pfeiffer will now head to Newberry on Wednesday night for a 6:00 p.m. first pitch.


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A few weeks back, we talked about the benefits of a Mediterranean diet, which is rich in fresh vegetables. This spring, find new ways to incorporate fresh vegetables into your diet; and make the changes last all year.
One of my favorite ways is to make a salad. Include crisp, leafy greens, asparagus (steamed, grilled or roasted), spring onions, and radishes. Add protein by including white beans, garbanzo beans or lean roasted turkey. Finish the salad with a simple dressing made with olive oil, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar, and you have a tasty creation.
During and after treatment for cancer; your tastes can change. I've heard from many people that they prefer vegetables over meat especially during this time. A nice protein option is to make an omelet or frittata. There are many recipes available for this idea.
I especially like to include sautéed onions, zucchini and asparagus or broccoli with 2-3 eggs (or simply egg whites) along with new potatoes with the skins still on them. Use olive oil in the pan to sauté your vegetables and this will keep the fat content healthy. If you love toast along with this dish, choose whole grain bread.
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my dad has stage 4 esophageal cancer. he has lost about 30 lbs in the last 2 months. is there anything besides ensure that will put weight on him? he has a very difficult time swallowing. his doctor doesnt give suggestions to him he has to force them out of the doctor. he is suppose to get a port "sometime" soon
In May my father had an temporary colonostopy surgery and has had many set backs. He is 81. Just discovered is cancer in the liver. His treatment options are intraveinous chemo or chemo pills. He wants to know what treatment is better or are they equal in value?
I do not want to eat anything! I really would like to throw everything away that is in the refrigartor1 lol This is 4 days after chemo. I am surviving on Ensure.
I have been on the oral chemotherapy, Gleevec, for 12 years now to subdue my chronic myeloid leukemia. I have noticed a great change in my tastes during that time. I used to love eggs, and have gone completely off them. Very few sweets intrigue me anymore.
I have an insatiable appetite for fruit and vegetables...and popsicles.
Starbucks will ad protein to their coffee drinks...thus not changing your lifestyle, BUT CREATING A WAY TO MAINTAIN YOUR WEIGHT.
My O Dr. infused me with calcium plus other electrolytes on my second chemo treatment (FOLFOX cocktail) which includes oxaliplatin http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/druginfo/oxaliplatin
which greatly reduced the extreme taste and odor distortions which I experienced with my first treatment, without the calcium.
I have MM. I have already had my stem cell transplant. I am in remission. I have lost being able to smell things. I can taste, but that may not be as good as it was. I don't know when I lost being able to smell. I have side effects from my revlimid. I am taking the lowest dose my doctor can give me without going off of it. I am still Bless with my family and wonderful doctor.
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It is taking me longer to recover than I thought. I thought get out the stitches and it's over in 2 weeks. It's been three weeks and not healed up yet. It not oly effects ther area, but the whole person. Phycological and phyisical too.
Being in remission from Inflammatory Breast Cancer, I recommend everyone, with or without an active cancer, read, "Anti-Cancer, A New Way of Living" by David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD. It is so comprehensive and includes life changing/saving observations. Most of this newsletter info is included in it in a varied foremat. Thank you for all the info that you share with us.
I have to have an operation on my right testicle in June. The right one is at least 8 times the size of the left one. It's called a "hydrocoelectomy".I was told that it would take up to a month to recover. Not looking forward to the surgery. Thanks. Can you elaborate on this type of operation.
The hot weather has begun in AZ.... Tonight I reached for a bag of prepared greens that made a complete salad with Mexican flavorings. I added chicken white meat chunks. I was lucky. I can eat right now as I am on a 3-week maintenance treatment for multiple myeloma. Thanks for reminding me about garbanzo beans. I will keep trying some of the other prepared salads with dressings, etc. It made for a refreshing summer meal.
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