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The Washington state Legislature is considering a bill that would create Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Sounders FC license plates, similar to the Seattle Mariners plates that currently exist.
SB 5152 also allows pro sports franchises in the state to sponsor a special license plate if the funds are used in conjunction with a nonprofit organization.
Some proceeds from the Sounders plates will go to the Association of Washington Generals to develop educational, veterans, international relations, and civic Projects. Some of the money will also support a nonprofit to increase the number of young mentors in Washington.
Funds from the Seahawks plates would benefit the nonprofit InvestED to encourage secondary students who have economic needs to stay in school or return to school.
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GRAND PRAIRIE—Grand Prairie Animal Services, 2222 W. Warrior Trail, is stuffed with animals and we need your help to reduce the number of animals at the shelter. So, we're giving most away Friday, Nov. 16-Wednesday, Nov. 21, just in time for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Don't be a turkey, adopt a pet from Prairie Paws today!
More than 150 dogs and cats will be thankful for your love when adopted during this special. Regular price adoptions are $70, but Nov. 16-21, big dogs and cats are free and small dogs are $20.
Pets come with microchip, bordetella and DA2PPV for dogs or 3-in-1 shot for cats. All of the adult dogs available for this special event will also be heartworm tested. Those wishing to adopt must complete an application and be approved before receiving their "We're Stuffed" pet, and must provide proof of rabies vaccine and spay or neuter within 30 days of the adoption. Up to two pets per household may be adopted. The offer is valid only for new adoptions.
The Prairie Paws Animal Shelter is located at 2222 W. Warrior Trail and will be open:
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CLONE WARS the best clones #10 captain keeli with jedi master ima-gun di!
"we'll live to fight another day" keeli and ima-gun di's last words.
dooms day.
We were out on patrol and came upon this droid. We're observing it from a secure location. It doesn't look very friendly...
Han: I love musics. Wedge: You don't remember the cantina band? You ran away.
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hey guys! here're some cool mando pics I made, the first one is decals the second is an iron wolves poster, and the rest are just cool :P (I don't know why I titled this "BANANA!!!!")
This is my custom made jedi hunter but i use a stormtrooper body just for fun :) You will be hunted for ever sith
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this Imperial Outpost is here at my grandma's house a few blocks away from my large base. this base's purpose is to rapidly deploy troops from multiple "planets" (houses) you can see my 75mm artille …
This is a two troopers with white and shadow colors
this is a HUGE battlefield i spent about 2 days working on!I hope you like it!!
I HAVE REACHED MY 100th ENTRY ON THIS GALLERY!!!!!
Hey guys ok im going to just do the story there's more troops it's going to blow any second now. get the holocron let's go and get out before more troops come. yoda said we must get a rid of those …
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Hi again! I just returned to the Gallery from long, long vacancy of my account yesterday! Anyways, in the long months since I last posted, I have been busy with Blender stuff. Which, one could say, i …
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do to a new saga wich i think is alot better
ultra ships!
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since the last contest was a tie this is for 2ndcommand [since legobass and i are both in 1st] so make your best!
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The Linux 2.6.31-rc3 kernel drops the newly-introduced Langwell USB OTG driver since this new code isn't yet ready for mainline support and thus it has been reverted for this series, which is actually the single biggest change in this new release candidate. The Linux 2.6.31-rc3 kernel also brings various driver fixes, graphics updates, architecture updates, and more.
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Explore the Entrepreneurship.org Resource Center to find resources. Designed with entrepreneurs in mind, our resource center allows you to find materials to grow great ideas.
Venture capitalists play a critical funding role, as entrepreneurial ventures move into the big leagues, but the price these investors extract is often too high. Entrepreneurs should consider the relationship analogous to marrying a mail-order bride and proceed accordingly, according to this comprehensive and entertaining article by two women who co-founded a software company. Tips include advising company owners to build trust with VCs and, until that is established, dealing with them in a way that allows for "a reasonable balance of power."
Any entrepreneur who hopes to raise capital from individual investors, so-called "angels," should be properly prepared with a presentation, business plan, list of potential angels, and outline of the opportunity his or her new venture affords. The author explains that it's also important to avoid making such mistakes as allowing investors to have too large a stake in the enterprise. That could cause problems should the company fail, he writes, in an article filled with specific tips for dealing with these financiers.
The founder of a software development business had already agreed to be acquired by one company and was ready to sign the documents. Then another company came calling with a better offer. Loyal employees and a working partnership with the buyer turned out to be the crucial assets constituting the value of the business. The author concludes that you need to shop around and negotiate to find out what your company is really worth.
Founding an Internet company was a logical step for this college-educated rap fan with cable-industry marketing experience. He's a man with a mission: equipping minority communities with computer technology and online access so they can participate fully in the new economy. Commercial and community partnerships enable him to grow the business and carry the message.
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Politics today seemingly has more fact-checking than ever before. As a result, reporters are asking a new question: Does fact-checking work? At the national level, USA Today's Martha T. Moore described it as "an article of faith" among fact-checkers that "factually accurate information is something voters want and need, and they provide plenty of it." Unfortunately, she... Full Story »Posted by Fabrice Florin - via Columbia Journalism Review


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On April 1, 2014, Children's Care Hospital & School and South Dakota Achieve joined together to form LifeScape.
LifeScape continues to provide all of the services of the two former organizations to approximately 2,500 children and adults in Sioux Falls, Rapid City, and many communities and school districts throughout South Dakota and beyond. New services and synergies are already evolving to indeed make us Better Together!
Join us for a friendly table decorating competition, brunch, and art auction.
The Color Vibe, a "vibrantly colorful" 5k fun run company, is hosting the Sioux Falls Color Vibe 5k full of VIBRANT color, epic beats, and a lot of fun on Saturday, August 22, 2015 starting at 9:00 a.m. The event will be held at the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds.
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Academic relations between Germany and the wider world are also for the Federal Foreign Office an important focus. It is of course one of the main priorities of the Directorate-General for Culture and Communication, which – with the aid of various instruments as well as considerable funds – works hard to ensure Germany is well placed internationally to compete for the best brains. All these activities – collectively known as "research and academic relations policy" – are carried out in line with the German Government's strategy to internationalize higher education and research in Germany and in agreement with other ministries.
Scholarships and university partnerships
Scholarships and academic exchanges are still the main plank of our cultural relations agenda for higher education and research. Increasingly, however, we are also supporting partnerships between German universities and universities in other parts of the world, in Kazakhstan, for example, as well as Indonesia, China and Oman. In a number of cases this has resulted in new dual degree courses and even – a growing trend – the founding of new universities like the German University in Cairo or, most recently, the German-Turkish University in Istanbul.
We are putting increasing emphasis on providing appropriate support for international students and academics at German universities – we want to develop a welcome culture. Programmes have also been set up to maintain contact with alumni once they return to their home countries.
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The Federal Foreign Office does not undertake all these activities itself but delegates the task to independent organizations along with the necessary funds from the federal budget. Accordingly, bodies such as the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation run their own scholarship and travel grant programmes etc. In this connection they cooperate closely with German embassies abroad and sometimes even develop their own comprehensive programmes designed, for example, to rebuild higher education in Afghanistan.
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For an advanced technology country such as ours promoting international cooperation is an essential component of any strategy for the future. This calls for intensive marketing of Germany as a higher education and research location. Through education fairs, targeted advisory services and a wide range of publications we seek to make Germany even better known to an international public.
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The German Government is actively involved in the so-called Bologna Process, which in recent years has seen 85 percent of degree programmes in Germany switch to the bachelor's and master's system. In other ways, too, it continues to shape relations with neighbouring countries through projects designed to promote close cooperation. One of these projects is the Franco-German University, which opens up new opportunities for intensive collaboration between the over 150 participating universities in both countries. Another is the Franco-German Forum, an annual event that provides information on career prospects and studying in the two countries. The establishment of a German-Polish Research Foundation has paved the way for intensified cooperation also with our eastern neighbour.
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Shabbat Shalom! Heritage, History and rite of passage come together in our exclusive Bar/Bat Mitzvah tour. Becoming a Bar/Bat Mitzvah symbolizes the child's coming of age and the beginning of life as a fully participating Jewish adult. He/she will now accept religious responsibilities and can perform the important duties of Jewish life. The question is, why not experience this event surounded by loved ones in the Holy land of Israel? Complete with ceremony at an ancient synogogue in Masada, private touring will take you through Old and New City Jerusalem, Dead Sea and Ellah Valley, up north into Galilee and back down the coast ending in Tel Aviv covering all the essential highlights along the way. This itinerary is dedicated to making this special occasion a memory your family will always treasure. Mazel Tov!
A private vehicle with driver will provide a transfer between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
This tour begins with visits to the Western Wall, followed by a visit to the famed Temple Mount and Dome of the Rock. Next, make a stop at Al Aksa Mosque before continuing on, walking through the meandering streets towards the reconstructed Cardo, a shopping arcade which once existed during ancient times. Follow the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, for a short photo stop. Enjoy some shopping at the most atmospheric market of the Old city, offering variety handicrafts, clothes, foods, spices and local delicacies. End the tour at David's Citadel and Museum, located near the Jaffa Gate.
Enjoy a once in a lifetime sound and light show during the Night Spectacular at the Tower of David. The walls of this ancient citadel are transformed into a stage for a sensational showcase of sight and sound. The ancient stories of Jerusalem's history are revealed through giant, breathtaking, virtual images. This multi-sensorial experience uses Trompe L'oiel technology, which allows for vivid colors and images to show up brightly of the walls of the citadel, whisking the viewer's back through time. Around 20 projectors, 15 computers, 15 speakers, 10 video players, and 10000 plus yards of cables are combined creating the first show of its kind in the world, providing excitement for viewers of all ages. As this is an evening, open-air show, be advised to dress warmly. During this 45 minute show, taking pictures is prohibited.
Early in the morning, travel via a private vehicle to the Orthodox communities of Mea Shearim, to learn about the unique lifestyles of the locals. From here, travel to Knesset for some sightseeing of the Israeli Parliament buildings, and the biblical emblems of Menorah. Next, visit the Israel Museum, home of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and holy land model which replicates what Jerusalem looked like during the Second Temple period. After, travel to Mount Hertzel, the location of a military cemetery and Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial. A return transfer back to your hotel is provided.
Depart from Jerusalem and travel via Shaar Hagai, to Latrun to visit a former British police station, which is now a memorial site dedicated to armored corps of the Israel Defence Force. Also, while in Latrun, enjoy a visit to mini Israel, a park that features many of the important Israeli monuments, all built in miniature size. From Latrun, travel via the Ellah Valley, the famed location where David fought and defeated Goliath, to visit the monumental hand-carved Beit Guvrin Caves. Shortly after visit the Hatzerim Air Force Base, housing the Air force Museum, where a number of aircrafts from throughout Israeli Air force history are on display. Next, travel to Beersheva, known as the city of the patriarchs, to visit an authentic Bedouin tent. Here, learn about this unique culture, whilst enjoying their folklore and hospitality. This tour concludes as you descend to the lowest geographical point on earth, the Dead Sea.
A private vehicle with driver will provide a transfer to Masada, where upon arrival, ascend via cable car to King Herod's former mountain fortress. Here, marvel at the breathtaking views of the Dead Sea and the Judean Desert, while at a height of almost 1200 feet above. Next, join together with others to witness a compelling Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony held in a 200 year old synagogue. Upon descending via cable car, return to the hotel for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah brunch. After dining, take an opportunity to relax and float in the mineral enriched waters of the Dead Sea, or simply enjoy the rest of the day relaxing or trying some other leisurely activities.
A local Rabbi will perform the Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony at Masada. Inspired by the location and archaeological findings of the site, the ceremony is performed at Sunrise in the ancient synagogue discovered within the mountain fortress of Masada, on Mondays, Thursdays and on Rosh Chodesh, the first day of each Hebrew month.
Enjoy the wonderful scenery as a private vehicle with driver provides a transfer through the Valley of Jordan, to the recently excavated city of Beit Shean. This location is filled with a substantial amount of ancient monuments dating back to the Roman and Byzantine periods. The trip continues onward for some sightseeing in Tiberias, which peacefully rests on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, a renowned, historically important center of rabbinical learning. The day ends with a fun filled visit to the Water Park on the Sea of Galilee.
From Galilee, a private vehicle with driver will provide a transfer to visit Rosh Hanikra. Upon arrival, view the spectacular Grottos by way of a cable car, boasting a truly dynamic view of the area. Next visit the seaport city of Acre, with monuments and sites dating back to the Crusader period. After, continue to Haifa, before ascending Mount Carmel for some more spectacular panoramic viewing of the Haifa Bay and the Baha'i Temple. The next stop visited is the ancient city of Caesarea, which boasts ancient ruins and monuments of the once Roman occupied area. Visit the Crusader stronghold to view more archaeological treasures before heading toward Tel Aviv.
A private vehicle will provide a transfer between Tel Aviv and the airport.
The Inbal Hotel is situated at the core of Jerusalem, with a supreme view of the Old City and the New City. The hotel offers an abundance of amenities and personalized service. With 257 redecorated rooms, and endless lounge space, the hotel appeals to those possessing a defined appetite for crisp and tasteful surroundings. The restaurants are commended for their stylized menus, including a scrumptious breakfast buffet to start the day off. Within walking distance is Emek Refaim, a long stretch of restaurants and cafes. Follow up the evening with a stroll, stopping off at Liberty Bell Park for some serenity or play time for the kids. Unwind under the sun near the luxurious swimming pool. Open year-round, it is heated for winter swimming and bordered by seating and chaise areas.
Deep below sea level, at the lowest point on the face of the earth and by the shore of a unique natural phenomenon, Isrotel Dead Sea Hotel & Spa awaits you. Isrotel Dead Sea Hotel & Spa is a green oasis of health, tranquility, indulgence and spa, located in Israel, within dramatic views of desert mountains and elevated cliffs. Here too, the Isrotel chain tradition of excellence and hospitality is evident – professional spa treatments, healthy mineral mud baths, Yoga workshops, sweet water swimming pools, Dead Sea Water swimming pools, spacious rooms and the highest level of service – allowing a peaceful holiday, spa and leisure ambience, relaxation and health for your body and soul.
Mitzpe Hayamim Spa Resort lies on the eastern slopes of Mount Canaan, isolated from the concrete jungle and thriving on fresh air and tranquility. Overlooking the Golan Heights and the Sea of Galilee, each room has a natural, woody effect for those who require some grounding and subtle earthy tones. The resort and restaurants have been approved by Relais & Chateaux, an exclusive organization based on the principles of excellent French lifestyle and cuisine. Mitzpe Hayamim meets and surpasses these standards with its organic kitchens stocked with farm grown fresh fruit and vegetables. Nothing beats the sweetness of a tomato from the mountains. Detoxifying spa treatments prove the Mitzpe Hayamim is an all-around cleansing experience.
The Carlton Tel Aviv is situated a short walk from the Tel Aviv train station, and even closer to the beach. Considered home to some of the best sand and water in the country, it is a hot spot for lounging, walks, and sunbathing. The rest of the time, guests enjoy roaming the 267-room Carlton Hotel, becoming acquainted with its numerous restaurants and facilities. Dining is a profound experience, with elegant beach settings or award winning breakfasts at Red & Green Pepper. The rooftop spa and health club offer services that will soothe the skin and bones, making it hard to leave this wonderful vacation spot.
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"As a single female, I decided at the last minute to change my travel plans and stop by Egypt en route to the United States from Morocco I emailed Tony at Kensington to see if he could assist me with planning a 2-day all-inclusive Cairo trip. Within an hour, I received a quote and itinerary that was exactly what I was looking for. I also was assured by Tony he would get his best female guide to make me feel more comfortable, as well as having a male guide for security. Kensington Tours far exceeded my expectations and not only put together the most amazing tour of Cairo, covering everything in 2 days, but I felt more secure than in the United States. I could have never experienced all of Cairo the way that I did if I had not gone through Kensington. I have traveled to over 80 countries now and I can, without a doubt, say that Kensington is the only tour company that has ever exceeded my expectations and done so with a quality of customer service that is very rare. They are the Rolls Royce of tour companies! "
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Archbishop Murphy learns to love tennis
'Broad spectrum' of talent on inaugural Wildcats tennis team
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Archbishop Murphy tennis coach Tyler McLaughlin runs students through drills during practice at Scriber Lake High School in Edmonds Monday afternoon. The team is in their first season of boys tennis at Archbishop Murphy High School. Photo taken 20130909
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Archbishop Murphy tennis coach Tyler McLaughlin runs students through drills during practice at Scriber Lake High School in Edmonds Monday afternoon. The team is in their first season of boys tennis at Archbishop Murphy High School.
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Archbishop Murphy tennis coach Tyler McLaughlin runs students through drills during practice at Scriber Lake High School in Edmonds Monday afternoon. The team is in their first season of boys tennis at Archbishop Murphy High School.
There are dilemmas such as the players' inexperience and competition with other sports for attention.
And then there's rush hour.
The Wildcats have a group of 21 players -- many of which had never picked up a tennis racket before their first practice -- that are fighting traffic on their way to their "home" courts, at Scriber Lake High School at the old Woodway High campus, five days a week as they try to improve their game and get the inaugural season of the boys tennis team off to a good start.
"That just speaks to how great these guys are," said Wildcats head coach Tyler McLaughlin. "Some of these kids live in north Everett and they're coming all the way down to Edmonds -- at 4:30, after a long day of school -- and working hard."
McLaughlin, who last coached tennis while living in Nevada, has spent that past two years at Archbishop Murphy, where teaches Advanced Placement U.S. History and is the Dean of Students. He held an informational meeting last spring to gauge the level of interest in starting a tennis team. About 20 students came to the meeting, and the Wildcats now have 21 kids on the court when everyone arrives to practice.
And each one of those players is at a different skill level.
"We have a broad spectrum of talent here," McLaughlin said. "We have a handful of kids who have played (competitively before) and were very interested in starting a team."
There were logistical issues to figure out, most importantly, where were the Wildcats going to play? In July, about a month before the season was about to start, they secured the old Woodway High School courts. The Edmonds-Woodway junior varsity team practices there after school, making the courts unavailable to Archbishop Murphy until about 4:30.
"It's a long commute to get here, but it's worth it," said sophomore Priever Pretorius. "It's the first year of (boys) tennis at our school and we're committed to it."
The tennis team is starting to get some buzz around campus. It has used the hashtag "#MoreTennisTennis" on Twitter to raise awareness around Archbishop Murphy for its new team. Although the tennis players are starting to garner some attention at school, the Wildcats don't think there are any immediate plans to build courts on the Archbishop Murphy campus.
"Just today I had four people say, 'Hey we want to come to your first match. Where is it at?'" said senior captain Quinn Stanley. "It feels good to be able to be on the team that's kind of popular right now and competing with football for popularity at our school."
Stanley is one of the rare seniors on the Wildcats' squad. McLaughlin estimates there are three seniors on the Archbishop Murphy team, which will open its season Sept. 18 at Coupeville. Stanley, who played tennis his freshman year at Mariner High School, is one of McLaughlin's few players with tennis experience.
"It's good to come out here and be able to play," Stanley said. "I'm having fun my first year (here)."
A couple other players have been on the court before. Sophomores Houston Schmutz and Ryan Castillo have both played in USTA junior competitions before.
"I played freshman football last year, but I've been playing tennis for 10 years so I was pretty excited that we got a team," said Schmutz.
"We'll lean on them a little bit," McLaughlin said.
Junior Bryan Lucas is one of those players who is just starting his tennis career. Lucas plays doubles with Ben Thacker. Together, the duo are competing to be the No. 2 or 3 doubles team for Archbishop Murphy.
"I had nothing better to do," Lucas said with a smile. "This is my first time playing tennis. I've been playing for 10 days. We're not doing too bad. Not trying to brag or anything."
Lucas said he's got a lot of work to do on the court.
On all aspects of his game.
"It's a tough game. Just getting the swing down and stuff," Lucas said. "The drive out here's not too great either. I don't like that. It takes an hour to get home. But tennis is fun so it's worth it."
McLaughlin hopes the team continues to improve every day. Along with practices the Wildcats will play six games -- three league matches against Coupeville, two against South Whidbey and a nonleague contest against University Prep.
The team knows it has high expectations just being associated with Archbishop Murphy.
"I think we're members of a school that's a high-achieving athletic school, so we want to try and meet those standards but to say that we have any specific expectations," McLaughlin said. "I think it's just to compete, have constant improvement and see where that gets us. It is literally the great unknown for us."
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Fans of both teams came to Everett Memorial Stadium Tuesday night to see a game that saw Oregon take four leads -- because of Seattle U comebacks to tie three times. The Ducks finally prevailed, winning 12-7 in a nonleague game.
The Ducks, ranked No. 11 in the latest "Baseball America" poll, struck early in the first, second and third innings. But the Redhawks, members of the Western Athletic Conference, continued to battle back and tie the score in the bottom of each of the first innings, with the score 5-5 going into the fourth.
That's when the Pacific-12 conference's Oregon took a three-run lead -- its second three-run lead of the game -- and remained out in front the rest of the way.
"Give the Redhawks some credit, they were up there to hit and they did," Oregon head coach George Horton said.
It was the second consecutive year Seattle U played at Everett Memorial and third straight year a game was scheduled. The Redhawks lost to Washington State last season and had a game against Notre Dame moved to Husky Stadium the year before because of snow in Everett.
"This is a great little ballpark," Horton said. "This is where our players hope to play at (in the minor leagues."
SU athletic communications director Jason Behenna said the Redhawks have expressed an interest in continuing to play one game per season at Everett Memorial Stadium in the future.
The 510 people in attendance Tuesday night got their money's worth with a game that featured a combined 19 runs, 25 hits and lasted 3 hours and 36 minutes. The crowd was split pretty evenly between the Oregon and Seattle U fans Tuesday night, with the Redhawks supporters perhaps having a slight edge later in the game with a few Ducks fans abandoning the chilly stadium.
"I think we had more at the start," said Paul Chambers, an Oregon fan who moved to Seattle a year ago. "But it's gotten really cold and I've seen a few people leave."
Chambers, along with his friend Stuart Mathews, came from Seattle for the game. Being Oregon fans, they don't get to see a lot of Ducks baseball games. Having one less than an hour away, compelled them to come to Everett.
"It was a little haul, but I don't get to see them very often," Chambers said. "It's nice to see them again."
"We're pretty fired up," said Mathews, who also lives in Seattle. "We're hardcore Duck fans. Kind of in enemy territory."
The game also gave some Seattle U fans that live north of campus a chance to catch a Redhawks game. Roman Miller, a member of the Board of Trustees at Archbishop Murphy as well as the Seattle University Hall of Fame, was at the game sporting a Wildcats jacket with a Seattle U hat.
"It's great. We probably should play more games up here because this is a nice ballpark," Miller said. "This would be a good home field."
A graduate of Seattle U, Miller was an assistant athletic director for the Redhawks for several years. He recruited athletes in all sports to the school, including a young Elgin Baylor.
Miller quickly pointed out that several Archbishop Murphy baseball players have gone on to become Redhawks after their high school careers.
Is he pushing them toward Seattle U?
"If I can," Miller said with a smile.
There were also some AquaSox fans in the stands, passing the time until the season starts with the annual Everett Cup against the Everett Merchants on June 12.
Nathan Dayley and Scott Wilkening-Joly, who are both host families for the Frogs, were there just to check out some college baseball.
"I love baseball and I don't get to see college baseball very often other than on TV," said Wilkening-Joly. "So there's no better chance than right now."
The game also gave Dayley a chance to do a beloved activity.
"Root on Seattle U and boo Oregon," said Dayley, who was wearing a University of Washington sweatshirt and baseball cap.
Everett Seagulls head coach Patrick Duffy was also in attendance to watch some baseball. He came over to the stadium after his team returned from its game against Mountlake Terrace.
After a "tough loss" Duffy saw the lights on at Everett Memorial and decided to come over to the game.
"Saw these guys were out here playing and figured I'd check it out," Duffy said. "It's great to see all the kids running around, enjoying the game in their Seattle U or Oregon shirts."
A few of Duffy's players were also checking out the game. The others were "hopefully doing their homework."
Oregon (34-10) freshman Mitchell Tolman did a lot of the damage on offense for Oregon. The designated hitter batted 3-for-4 with seven RBI. First baseman Ryon Healy, last week's Pac-12 Player of the Week, was 2-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored before leaving in the fourth inning after a throw from third base bounced up and hit him in the face.
Right fielder Sean Narby led Seattle U going 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored. Ryan Somers (1-for-2) scored three runs for the Redhawks (17-26).
"I thought their attitude was outstanding. I think their club did a better job of playing with excitement for nine innings than we did," Horton said.
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The Pakistan Trade Project is designed to focus and harness the power of trade as an engine for sustainable economic growth and stability. Through targeted technical assistance, Deloitte supports the improvement of trade-related policies, and helps to build the capacity of Pakistan's people and institutions, and supports the implementation of trade-oriented industrial zones in some of Pakistan's most challenging environments. The main work components are:
By reducing the time and cost of moving goods across Pakistan's borders, increasing formal cross-border trade, and promoting opportunities for women in trade-related occupations, this project is accelerating Pakistan's trade-related capacity building and integration into the global economy.
Pakistan faces significant challenges around trade and exports, ranging from policy issues to physical infrastructure challenges. Pakistan's exports are dominated by the apparel sector, lack diversity, and are in decline. There is little foreign direct investment, and the country imposes high costs on doing business. The government is inconsistent in its approach to trade policy and has a weak track record in implementing free trade agreements. Adding to these challenges, local businesses struggle to access timely, factual market data, and trade chambers and associations lack the capacity to effectively promote business interests. Moreover, women are underrepresented in the economy, and gender-based discrimination is widespread. Compounded by a tenuous security environment and poor human and institutional capacity, these challenges pose a significant roadblock to Pakistan's economic growth and integration with the global economy.
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In cooperation with USAID and the Pakistan Ministry of Commerce, Deloitte helped to establish a public-private partnership committee which commissioned a change management study to re-engineer the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP). Deloitte's baseline evaluation of TDAP prioritized a number of reforms, including development of new job descriptions, training, selection criteria, and responsibilities for the overseas Commercial Officer program. Deloitte is also leading the development of a TDAP-hosted online portal, which will be designed to provide a crucial direct link between Pakistan exporters/importers and commercial officers posted abroad.
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This project has also played a central role in a number of policy reforms, including the signing and ongoing implementation of the Afghanistan Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (APTTA), which ushers in a modern transit trade system between the two countries and makes provisions for trade project-promoted standards such as a broad system of financial guarantees to facilitate lines of credit and reduce collection risk on trade between and through the two countries. Coupled with the infrastructural improvements advocated by and overseen by the trade project, these reforms help to modernize trade practices along Pakistan's western border. This project is also focused on high profile reforms at Pakistan's ports and eastern border, as the project works with public-private sector partners to establish a "Less-than-Container-Load" (LCL) hub in Karachi and improve India-Pakistan trade relations.
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September 28, 92
Vol. 08 , No. 02
Project Vote Smart
At a time when many Americans are not well informed about politics, Richard Kimball is working to improve the public's awareness. He is director and co-founder of The Center for National Independence in Politics (CNIP), an organization committed to nurturing a better, more objectively informed American voter.
After serving two terms as a state senator in Arizona, Mr. Kimball Lost his bid for a U.S. Senate seat in 1988. This campaign left him disgusted by a political system which he felt was characterized by special interests, slick political advertising, and voter apathy.
Mr. Kimball joined Senator Barry Goldwater to look for a way to cut through political rhetoric and hype and supply voters with unvarnished information on the candidates and the issues. With Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford, they formed The Center for National Independence in Politics.
The Center's main mission has been the completion of Project Vote Smart, a colossal data base of information on all of the candidates for president, congress, and state governor. Project Vote Smart enables voters to call a toll free hotline and access vital, factual information on a candidate's voting record, prior political experience, and even their biggest contributors.
Tonight Mr. Kimball will be speaking on the media's role in politics, how to interpret and guard against negative political advertising, and how citizens can be better informed voters. His talk will be enhanced by film clips from past political commercials. The reception begins at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6: 00, and the address at 6:45. If you wish to attend the dinner, please complete and return the enclosed reservation form.
The Gospel of Action
During the civil unrest in Los Angeles, Reverend Cecil "Chip" Murray did not stand by as parts of the city were being torn apart.
The Rev. Murray has long been a man of action. In 1977, he was assigned 300 active members in Los Angeles' oldest African-American congregation, The First African Methodist Episcopal Church. Since that time the congregation has increased to 8,700 members.
The congregation has 27 task forces on social issues that include health, substance abuse, and homelessness. The design is to take the church beyond its walls; each new member is required to join a task force. Notable among the members are Mayor Tom Bradley and Arsenio Hall.
Dr. Murray did undergraduate work at Florida A&M University and earned the degree of Doctor of Religion from the School of Theology at Claremont. He has lectured and been adjunct professor at Cliff University, Seattle University, School of Theology at Claremont, Fuller Seminary, and Northwest Theological Seminary.
Additionally, Dr. Murray is a national board member of The National Council on the Aging, the General Board of National Council of Churches, and General Board of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He also shares membership in and support of the traditional civil rights groups and human rights organizations. Finally, President George Bush named the First AME Church the 177th Point of Light for its courageousness in community services.
Join us for what certainly will be a very enriching address, which begins at 6:45 p.m. The speech will be preceded by a 5:30 reception and a 6:00 dinner. Please use the enclosed reservation form to sign up for dinner.
Face to Face: The Artist and Social Issues
In an art world filled with pretty pictures, the work of artist Judith Selby stands out as a challenge. The deeper beauty she depicts in her portraits requires more than a casual glance. Her exhibits leave the viewer transformed-private concerns become universal themes, the shunned become visible.
Ms. Selby's multimedia presentation will explore three of her projects giving a provocative look at social issues and the power of art to communicate and heal:
VINTI: One Year, a portrait of a young man diagnosed with AIDS, exhibited at the University of Delaware in 1992 and the National AIDS Convention in 1989 and 1991.
How old women die..., a fictional account of an elderly woman who was abandoned by her family at a nursing home, exhibited in 1991 in "Aging-the Process, the Perception," organized by the Forum Gallery, New York.
THERE HAS TO BE A REASON, a series of watercolor portraits that reveal the unique humanity of developmentally disabled residents of a state institution.
Ms. Selby received her B.A. from Pitzer College in 1972. She teaches at the College of Marin and Napa Valley College. Her students' problems range from geriatric schizophrenia and hearing impairment to mental illness and developmental disability. In 1990 she received a Gottlieb Foundation Grant and in 1991 a New Genres grant from the Marin Arts Council.
If you are unable to attend the reception or dinner, at 5:30 and 6:00 p.m., respectively, we encourage you to see the presentation at 6:45. To attend dinner, please sign up by using the enclosed reservation form.
The Watcher and the Watched
The Athenaeum proudly presents in exciting evening of theater as Erika Batdorf performs The Watcher and the Watched (1990). This provocative piece explores gender, movement, and costume in a humorous and informative way. Ms. Batdorf's performance offers an opportunity to see and discuss gender stereotyping in a new and challenging light. The Watcher and the Watched urges the audience to examine the everyday pictures of men and women that we absorb half-consciously and unconsciously over a lifetime.
Erika Batdorf teaches movement at Brandeis University and the Boston Conservatory. She studied classical corporeal mime with Etienne Decroux in Paris. She has performed, directed, and choreographed original movement theater since 1983. She has performed her solo works in Canada, Europe, and across the United States, in places including the Smithsonian, the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, the Landegg Academy of International Education and Development in Switzerland, and at the Philadelphia Movement Theater Festival International.
Join us for an exciting evening of theater. The reception begins at 5:30, followed by dinner at 6:00 and the performance beginning at 6:45 p.m. If you wish to attend the dinner, please complete and return the enclosed reservation form.
Crime and Social Protest: Notes on Disturbing Events in L.A.
Continuing our "Los Angeles and Beyond" series, the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum is pleased to present Jack Katz. Recently, Dr. Katz has written several articles in the Los Angeles Times addressing the L.A. riots and continuing problems relating to crime.
Katz has criticized the district attorney's office and the Los Angeles Police Department for the way these agencies deal with street crime. He describes the attacks on gangs as being inaccurate and wasteful. As he wrote in the L.A. Times, "Anti-'gang' mass arrests needlessly violate the civil rights of young minority men and women."
Dr. Katz is a professor of sociology at the University of California, Los Angeles, specializing in the analysis of crime. He completed his doctorate at Northwestern after receiving a law degree from the University of Chicago Law School. His past experience includes consulting editor for the American Journal of Sociology (1977-79) and consultant for groups ranging from the National Science Foundation to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He has received numerous awards as a lecturer and for distinguished scholarship. He authored Poor People's Lawyers in Transition (1984) and Seductions of Crime (1990), along with many scholarly articles in law and sociology publications.
We hope you'll join us for an informative talk and discussion. The presentation will begin at 6:45, preceded by the reception and dinner beginning at 5:30 p.m. If you wish to attend the dinner, please complete and return the enclosed reservation form.
Musical Tea
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1992 3:00 p.m.
"Taiko is more than the preservation of an old culture, it is a living art that talks about the future as well as the past."
An extraordinary dimension has been added to the Asian American Spirit series with the appearance of a group of third generation Japanese Americans who are revolutionizing percussion music. Taiko, the Japanese word for drum, is an art form steeped in tradition and little known on this continent. By stopping by the Athenaeum for tea on Tuesday, October 6 at 3:00 p.m. you will experience new and exotic sounds as well as learn something about this wonderful culture. San Jose Taiko will perform as well as talk about their art-so don't miss out!
A Pollster's View
Patrick H. Caddell is a former chief political strategist and research consultant to more than 100 congressional, gubernatorial, and presidential campaigns. In 1972 while an undergraduate at Harvard, Mr. Caddell conducted the research survey for George McGovern's presidential campaign. Since then his clients have included the Senate campaigns of Ted Kennedy and Alan Cranston, and the gubernatorial campaigns of Mario Cuomo, Michael Dukakis, and Bob Casey.
Mr. Caddell has also served as a consultant to numerous corporations, international organizations, and public interest groups. His clients have included AT&T, Centrust Bank, Coca-Cola Corporation, and Amnesty International. His articles, editorials, and opinion pieces regarding contemporary American politics have appeared in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.
We look forward to an insightful look into his year's election, and we hope you will join us. The reception will begin at 5:30 followed by dinner at 6:00 and the talk at 6:45 p.m. To reserve your space at dinner, please complete and return the enclosed form.
Asian American Culture
Why do you think some Americans fear the Japanese? What makes the Korean culture different from the Japanese culture?
The third speaker of the Asian American Spirit series will answer these questions. Dr. Harry Kitano is professor of social welfare and Japanese American studies at UCLA . He will speak on the differences among Asian cultures and how often their values are misunderstood.
The author of numerous books and articles on racism and Asian subcultures, Dr. Kitano has spent his career studying sociological differences, between Asian cultures. He received his BA, MSW, and PhD from the University of California, Berkeley.
The reception will begin at 5:30, followed by a 6:00 dinner and a 6:45 address. Sign up for dinner using the enclosed reservation form.
Transnationalism, Regionalism, Tribalism: Transcending National State, National Economy, and Individual Business
How will we adjust to changing political and economic conditions? How will business be conducted in an era of transnationalism?
The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum is pleased to present Professor Peter Drucker as a part of the "Globalization: Are We Ready? " series. His speech is entitled "Transnationalism, Regionalism, Tribalism: Transcending National State, National Economy, and Individual Business."
The term "globalization" has been used to describe a growing phenomenon in economics, politics, and sociology, where the nations of the world demonstrate a growing sense of interdependency.
Professor Drucker has been called "the founding father of the science of management" and is renowned for his prophetic books on economics, politics, and society. When he is not busy teaching at the Peter F. Drucker Graduate Management Center at the Claremont Graduate School, Drucker offers advice on the issues of globalization to major corporations and governments all over the world. Join us at the Athenaeum for a 5:30 reception, followed by a 6:00 dinner and 6:45 address. To attend the dinner, return the enclosed reservation form.
A Message From The Fellows
Welcome back to the Athenaeum. We are excited about, the wide range of programs the Athenaeum will offer this year. Our first semester series address important and timely issues-the election, the riots of last spring, the growing reality of globalization, dating in the nineties, the Asian American spirit, and moral virtue.
Student involvement is critical to the success of the Athenaeum. The facility exists for students and, therefore, should offer programs that interest them. We need your input, so if you have any good ideas for speakers, programs, or anything else, contact Usha, Roy, or Morgan. Also, if you want to sit at the head table, call Roy at extension 5449.
So sign up for the dinners, and we promise you good food (great desserts), good company, and interesting speakers. Or simply stop by the Athenaeum at 6:45 p.m. for the program and you won't need to make a reservation.
The Sunday brunch is back at the Athenaeum!
Brunch takes place October 4 at 11:00 a.m. The event only takes place once a month and is extremely popular, so sign up quickly. Return the enclosed coupon right away to make a reservation for you and a friend. Only CMC students and faculty are eligible to sign up.
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Lady Falcon Softball Storms Back for Game Two Win to Earn Split at Belmont Abbey
April 13, 2013
BELMONT, N.C. - Host Belmont Abbey College and Pfeiffer University split a Saturday afternoon Conference Carolinas doubleheader to begin the final regular season weekend of the year. The Crusaders improved to 10-30 overall, 3-15 in league play with a 9-1 game one win while the Lady Falcons slide to 20-24, 8-10 after a 5-1 victory in the nightcap.
Pfeiffer lone bright spot in the opener came in the top of the first as a Hannah Jackson single to right, sacrifice bunt by Sadie Saine and infield single by Celia Dew gave the Lady Falcons a 1-0 lead. Belmont Abbey would then go on to score all nine runs unanswered starting with six in the bottom of the second. The Crusaders would out-hit Pfeiffer 12-5 in the opener.
Game two saw the Lady Falcons set the tone early with all five of their runs in the top of the first starting with a Sam Jarmusch bases loaded walk. Dew would later pick up two more RBI on a single to right scoring Ashlee Ellen and Saine before Jarmusch scored on a throwing error later in the frame. Julianna Bullington plated Dew with the final run on a sacrifice fly to center.
Jarmusch would pick up yet another win inside the circle tossing all seven frames allowing an early first inning runs while scattering eight hits in the victory. Jarmusch would also fan four during her afternoon.
The Lady Falcons will quickly be back in action on Sunday afternoon hosting Mount Olive at 2:00 p.m. in the 2013 regular season finale. Live stats for senior day will be provided courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com.