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As a subscriber you are a guest with a difference. You witness unique performances of opera or ballet, you are familiar with the members of our company and the various rôles they perform, you see our dancers in a wide range of choreography. You accompany us with praise and criticism and animate us into many a new idea. And we want you to keep faith with us and to take out a new subscription.
— You as a subscriber save real money, up to half of what the general public pays!
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Men's Volleyball Signs Moore to Join Falcon Program in Fall
April 20, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Men's volleyball head coach Ben Guiliano announced the signing of Quentin Moore, joining Pfeiffer in fall of 2010, as the first new recruit to commit to the Falcons volleyball program. The two-sport athlete hails from Richmond, Virginia bringing with him many accolades from his high school career.
Out of Highland Spring High School, Moore is an outside hitter who was named district player of the year in each of his junior and senior seasons with the Springers. In addition to his player of the year awards, Moore was also named first-team all-district, all-region and all-metro being recognized as the team's best offensive player and MVP. Moore also took home the prestigious Legend of the Fall award during his junior and senior seasons as the Springers team captain.
Moore also stars in the high jump on Highland Springs indoor and outdoor track teams. Moore took home the same district, metro and region honors finishing 16th in the state of Virginia his junior season, seventh during his senior season. Moore cleared jumps of 6'2'' and 6'7''.
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Let's Explore Diabetes with OwlsBy DAVID SEDARIS
Family memories, globetrotting mishaps and macabre encounters from a deadpan sensibility.
Family memories, globetrotting mishaps and macabre encounters from a deadpan sensibility.
A look at how the American soldier went from revolutionary musketeer to global cop.
A new book sheds fresh light on the much-maligned "introvert".
Ward Sutton doles out a dozen cartoon takes on the year in reading.
A call to action that challenges readers to reverse the decline of America.
A collection of short stories that light on the mysterious, the beautiful, and the disturbing.
The chilling true story of an extremely self-made man.
Legendary comedian, actor and filmmaker Albert Brooks pens a satire-flecked vision of tomorrow's America.
When a New Jersey high school puts on a classic Greek drama, a spell descends over the lives (and beds) of local residents.
A legendary interviewer retrieves an array of astonishing moments from over 3,000 conversations with the famous and infamous.
A wry memoir of childhood in the pop-culture saturated 1970s and 1980s, from a widely-admired cultural critic.
Ward Sutton sends back souvenirs from a journey through the most notable books of 2010.
An illustrated look at the unconventional memoir of an American legend, published, as he stipulated, 100 years after his death.
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This is an exciting time to be at the Kelley School of Business. I am extremely proud of the education we deliver, not only in Bloomington, Indianapolis, and online, but through our numerous corporate and global partnerships. We are building the future of business on a firm foundation of tradition and excellence. And more than ever, we are making positive change possible—in the world of business education, in the world of business, and in the world at large.
At Kelley, we teach an innovative curriculum built on personal development, teamwork, and experiential learning with an emphasis on global and social responsibility. Our method produces leaders that others want to follow. But it's not for everyone. We demand the best of our students, just as we do of our faculty and staff. When you come to Kelley, you are expected to work hard, focusing attention on areas for improvement. You will get honest feedback and "straight talk." Kelleys have the integrity, commitment, and authenticity needed to persevere. They see risk as a challenge, not a barrier, and they know what it takes to make tough decisions for the right reasons.
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Our success is reflected in our rankings and our reputation, which continue to climb. All of our major programs are ranked in the top 15. The story behind the numbers is even more impressive. Our hiring companies rank Kelley School the number one place to recruit undergraduates. Kelley ranks number one among MBA programs for teaching quality, career services, and student satisfaction.
Being a Kelley means you are part of a wonderful tradition that extends for more than 100 years and is shared by nearly 100,000 living alumni—more alumni than any other business school in the world. The Kelley network extends across the globe and with every graduating class we build upon years of Kelley talent and Kelley pride. I share that pride, not only as dean, but as a Kelley alumna.
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The Demarcus Cousins trades aren't that far fetched. Before choking PJ Carlisimo, Latrell Spreewell was a top 20 player, and was a solid #2 guy on a great team, #1 guy on a bad team. The Knicks traded for him after the choking for Terry Cummings (who was all but retired), Chris Mills (who was Mo Pete's equal), and John Starks (who was past his prime).
Cousins is writing his ticket out of town right now. If you offered up Lopez, Aminu, and threw in a protected first, or Vasquez you could probably land Cousins. The Kings arent going to make him the face of their franchise, but then, what roll would he fill here?


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HIGH POINT, NC - Conference Carolinas is proud to announce the 2010 Mens & Womens Cross Country Academic All-Conference award winners. League member institutions stress the role of "Academics and Athletics Working Together" and each sports Academic All-Conference award winners exemplify this continued league-wide commitment. Pfeiffer University landed six runners (four women, two men) on the all-academic team.
The 2010 Conference Carolinas Mens & Womens Cross Country Academic All-Conference representatives have been awarded to the following junior and senior student-athletes with a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or higher on a 4.0 scale in all work completed at their member institution that have played in a conference sponsored sport. The GPA is calculated based on the student-athletes cumulative average through the previous semester and each student-athlete must have attended their member institution for at least one academic year.
Each year the Academic All-Conference Team is released while closing out each regular season before starting the tournament championships. The 2010 Conference Carolinas Cross Country Championship Meet will be hosted by Queens University of Charlotte on Friday, November 5th at McAlpine Park in Charlotte, NC.
Womens Cross Country All-Conference Team
Elizabeth OMalley, Belmont Abbey
Ashley Meador, Coker
Adriana Ochoa, Coker
Kathleen Coleman, Converse
Leah Buchanan, Converse
Samantha Nicholson, Converse
Katie Henderson, Erskine
Elizabeth Loftis, Erskine
Hannah Henderson, Lees-McRae
Kira Shoemaker, Lees-McRae
Anisha Barbee, Limestone
Milissa Rydzik, Limestone
Nikolette Lucas, Mount Olive
April Hinson, Pfeiffer
Caroline Early, Pfeiffer
Kaitlyn Mullis, Pfeiffer
Yasmin Ingram, Pfeiffer
Anna Egeln, St. Andrews
Allie Faulhaber, St. Andrews
Amy Tripson, St. Andrews
Mens Cross Country All-Conference Team
Austin McJunkins, Coker
Luke Anton, Lees-McRae
Craig Simpkins, Lees-McRae
Sondre Thorbegsen, Lees-McRae
Nathanael Carmack, Limestone
Zachary Mckeone, Limestone
Ian Hodges, Mount Olive
Zachary Allen, Pfeiffer
Grady Gaston, Pfeiffer
Nelson Mwangi, Queens
Joshua Pickett, St. Andrews
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Cyndi Fox, the wife of II Marine Expeditionary Force Commanding General Maj. Gen. Raymond Fox, remembers attending her first Marine Corps birthday ball.
"I was scared and nervous — I didn't know what to expect," she said.
She's not alone.
Marine Corps Community Services is hosting a ball etiquette class for military spouses on Friday. The class helps those new to military life learn from seasoned spouses about what to expect at the Marine Corps Ball.
"Camp Lejeune is so big and we have so many young spouses and you can tell they just are hungry for information about the Marine Corps," Fox said.
Alaina Hess was one of those young spouses. As a newly married Marine Corps wife, Hess will be attending her first ball this month. She said the main reason she went to the etiquette class held in October was to learn more about the Marine Corps and what she should expect at the ball.
"I was nervous about how to dress," Hess said during a break in the class. "But now I'm excited to go and I'm excited to see all the ceremonies."
Hess was one of about 40 Marine Corps spouses at the Midway Park Chapel learning about appropriate attire and behavior, as well as the many Marine Corps traditions and customs guests should be aware of when attending the ball.
"I've learned that even though I know some of (my husband's) command through volunteering... I probably shouldn't address them the same way I do in my normal atmosphere," Hess said. "I should still be a little bit more formal at the ball, which I didn't even think of until I came (to the etiquette class)."
L.I.N.K.S. program trainer Barbi Suggs took the young spouses through a traditional Marine Corps Ball, starting with a social cocktail hour and then formal ceremony during which Suggs went over the "Dos and Don'ts" of watching a traditional ceremony. Following the ceremony, Suggs reviewed a formal dining place setting, and explained which utensils and glasses get used at which point in the meal. Suggs also covered the "Art of Conversation" in which she helped the spouses generate talking points and told them which topics to avoid bringing up at the ball, like politics, religion and gossip.
A portion of the three-hour class was dedicated solely to attire and teaching the spouses that formal gowns are usually tea- to floor-length. The ball, she said, is not the time to wear revealing gowns.
"Myself being a military spouse and going to balls, I've seen some things that probably just weren't the best decision to wear," Suggs said, adding that wives should use their husband's dress as an indication of what's appropriate to wear.
"He's in his dress blues, and he looks hot. You can look hot, too, but just do it appropriately," she said.
Suggs also coordinated a small fashion show in which L.I.N.K.S. volunteers modeled appropriate ball gowns to the women in the class. She also had a slide show of inappropriate gowns up on the stage, most of which consisted of low necklines, short hemlines and little fabric.
Fox was the guest speaker at the class, and during her speech she engaged the audience with humorous tales of her experiences attending years' worth of Marine Corps Balls.
"I'm just glad I came — I'm really glad," Fox said. "The fact that they had so many people sign up for this .... means there's a need out there. These spouses want this stuff and I think the more knowledge they have, the more empowered they get, the more they can survive this crazy Marine Corps culture."
Suggs said L.I.N.K.S. plans to host a few more etiquette classes before ball season officially starts next month, and the program is looking at hosting other types of etiquette classes for retirement ceremonies, graduations and other Marine Corps traditions. The next Marine Corps Ball etiquette class will be on Friday, Nov. 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the location will be determined during registration.
To register for the next class, call L.I.N.K.S. at 910-451-1299.
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The Buffalo Trace Advisary Board is meeting Monday, June 8th at 6:30. One of the topics of discussion will be concrete pads at the course. There's power in numbers so please come out and support if you can. The meeting will be held at the main shelter. When you enter the park, go straight once you pass the guard station (instead of turning right) and the shelter is on your left.
The meeting should be pretty short so we're planning on playing a round afterwards. If enough people show we might even play some doubles. Bring your bag tags if you've got them and we'll put those on the lines also.
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The LECOM School of Pharmacy welcomed the class of 2011 during its orientation program in September, with 131 new students beginning their path toward a degree in pharmacy.
|The LECOM School of Pharmacy class of 2011 was welcomed to the school during a four-day orientation event.
Students began their LECOM careers on Thursday, Sept. 4, with a welcome from Susan Lazzaro, M.S., M.A., Institutional Director of Student Affairs; Msgr. David A. Rubino, Ph.D., Vice Provost; and Donald A. Tuttle, Pharm. D., Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the LECOM School of Pharmacy.
During the four-day event, new students got the opportunity to meet with fellow classmates and the pharmacy faculty while learning about school policy and information resources. On Sept. 4, students spent the lunch hour interacting with their faculty advisers.
On Saturday, Sept. 6, the new students brought family and friends to tour the school and converse with faculty and students from other classes during an open house reception event. On Sunday, Sept. 7, the pharmacy classes of 2009 and 2010 joined LECOM School of Pharmacy faculty and staff members in welcoming the new students at a picnic event at Presque Isle State Park. Despite dreary weather, the event was well attended.


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Senior Research Scientist in Medicine (Geriatrics) and Lecturer in Epidemiology (Chronic Diseases) and in Medicine (Geriatrics); Co-Director, Biostatistics Core, Yale Program on Aging
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Office of Student ResearchSchool of Public HealthInternal Medicine: Geriatric Medicine: Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center
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Analysis of categorical and longitudinal data; Techniques for handling missing data; Qualitative data analysis; Measurement issues; Gerontologic biostatistics more...
- Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1983
- M.P.H., Yale School of Public Health, 2000
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- Van Ness PH, Peduzzi PN, Quagliarello VJ. Efficacy and effectiveness as aspects of cluster randomized trials with nursing home residents: Methodological insights from a pneumonia prevention trial. Contemporary Clinical Trials 33:1124-1131, 2012.
- Van Ness PH, Murphy TE, Araujo KL, Pisani MA. Multivariate graphical methods provide an insightful way to formulate explanatory hypotheses from limited categorical data. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 2012;65:179-188.
- Van Ness PH, Fried TR, Gill TM. Mixed methods for the interpretation of longitudinal gerontologic data: insights from philosophical hermeneutics. Journal of Mixed Methods Research. 2011;5:293-308.


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LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane was named the Republic of Ireland's Senior International Player of the Year on Sunday in a ceremony at the RTE Television Studios in Dublin.
Keane tallied eight goals internationally to boost his all-time Ireland national team record to 62 goals.The Ireland captain's international tally is fourth among European international goal scorers behind Ferenc Puskás (89 goals for Hungary and Spain), Sándor Kocsis (75 goals for Hungary), Gerd Müller, and Miroslav Klose (both with 68 goals for Germany).
The 33-year-old has now won Ireland's Senior International Player of the Year award two times and the FAI Young International Player of the Year award twice.
Although the award is certainly an honor for Keane, it is his acceptance video that is a must-see.
Check it out below.
The wait is almost over, the LA Galaxy's new primary kit will be unveiled on Monday morning.
The jersey is set to be officially released on LAGalaxy.com at 11:11 am and be immediately available for purchase. In the final look at the jersey, we can see the "This is LA" blue-and-gold jock tag placed on the bottom of the kit. As you know, the tag is also on the team's current secondary jerseys.
Remember that you can pick up the jersey tomorrow at the Team LA Store and at MLSGear online. Season ticket holders will also be able to use their discounts to purchase the kit at the StubHub Center's Team LA Store.
Excited for the new kit? Below are the other four jersey reveals.
New LA Galaxy training top kit
Jersey Look #1: Back collar
Jersey Look #2: Logo
Jersey Look #3: Sash stripes
Club Tijuana came within 10 minutes of their first road victory in over a year, but a late goal by Liber Quiñones sealed a 1-1 draw for the Xolos against Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz, and extended Tijuana's road winless streak to 19 games.
Midfielder Christian Pellerano gave Tijuana the lead six minutes into the match as a failed Veracruz clearance of a Xolos' corner fell perfectly for the Argentine who slotted it past the goalkeeper for the finish. Tijuana went down a man in the 78th minute as Pellerano was sent off for his second yellow leaving the Xolos to play with 10 for the remainder of the game. Up a man, Veracruz made Xolos pay three minutes later when the Tiburones Rojos (Red Sharks) took advantage of some shambolic Tijuana defending as Angel Reyna floated a pass over the visitors back-line to a waiting Quiñones who easily fired a shot past Cirilo Saucedo for the equalizer.
Former Galaxy striker Herculez Gomez and Texas-native Greg Garza started and fellow American Joe Corona came on midway through the first half due to a shoulder injury to Fernando Arce. Paul Arriola and recent U.S. National team call-up Edgar Castillo were not on the game day roster.
Highlights of the draw are below.
There's no question that Robbie Keane is what makes the LA Galaxy tick.
In the latest installment of MLSsoccer.com's The Throw-in, Jonah Freedman discusses the importance of the Galaxy's Irish captain and the influence that he has had on the team in an very interesting piece. In his piece, Freedman breaks down the importance of Landon Donovan to Keane's success, but for good measure, I went a little deeper and broke down the LA captain's numbers ( in all MLS competitions) when he's beside Donovan up top, when Donovan is on the pitch in midfield and when he is out of the lineup.
WHEN DONOVAN IS IN MIDFIELD: 11 goals. (3 in 2011, 4 in 2012, 4 in 2013)
WITHOUT DONOVAN ON THE FIELD: 8 goals (0 in 2011, 5 in 2012, 3 in 2013)
PARTNERED ALONGSIDE EACH OTHER: 22 goals. (0 in 2011, 13 in 2012, 9 in 2013)
It's time for yet another look at the new LA Galaxy primary kit.
In this latest image, we have eight stripes in a sash on what appears to be the bottom half of the jersey. When you compare it alongside with the jersey portion that was unveiled earlier in the week, it's safe to ascertain that there will be 11 stripes on the kit.
Also, there is word that the Galaxy will be unveiling the jerseys in a campaign that will include Galaxy supporters, current LA players as well as several team legends from yesteryear.
Thoughts on the kit?
Share them below.
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy announced on Friday afternoon that they have waived defender Bryan Gaul ahead of the 2014 MLS season.
Gaul, who enjoyed a strong rookie season in 2012, struggled mightily in 2013 as he split time between the Galaxy, Ft. Lauderdale Strikers and the Carolina Railhawks. The 24-year-old was used primarily as a reserve this preseason for the Galaxy after failing to make a first team appearance last season.
Thoughts on Gaul?
Share your thoughts below.
In the four installment of Road to Morocco, the LA Galaxy and Club Tijuana discuss the importance of winning the CONCACAF Champions League.
Check out the latest video below.
Watch the previous editions here:
Episode 1: Visiting Club Tijuana
Episode 2: Battle for San Diego
Episode 3: L.A. vs. Tijuana: Taco challenge
U.S. National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann named his 24-man training camp roster for the March 5 match against Ukraine and left off the list were Galaxy stalwarts Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez.
The roster is predominantly European-based players with just two selections from MLS (Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey) but also includes Club Tijuana left back Edgar Castillo. The inclusion of Castillo is quite notable for Galaxy fans as the Xolos defender will log heavy mileage in the coming weeks with potential appearances in Tijuana's March 1 match against Veracruz, the U.S. friendly four days later, Tijuana's March 7 game against Chivas de Guadalajara, and finally the CONCACAF Champions League first leg against the LA at StubHub Center on March 12.
Also called up to the training squad is Florida-born Bayern Munich wunderkind Julian Green who is not yet eligible to appear for the U.S. due to his appearances in the German national youth set up.
The match which was moved away from Ukraine earlier in the week due to political unrest in that country will take place in Cyprus at Antonis Papadopoulous Stadium in the city of Larnica.
Check out the full roster below.
GOALKEEPERS: Cody Cropper (Southampton), Brad Guzan (Aston Villa), Tim Howard (Everton)
DEFENDERS: John Brooks (Hertha Berlin), Geoff Cameron (Stoke City), Edgar Castillo (Club Tijuana), Alfredo Morales (Ingolstadt), Oguchi Onyewu (Sheffield Wednesday), Will Packwood (Birmingham City), Tim Ream (Bolton Wanderers)
MIDFIELDERS: Alejandro Bedoya (Nantes), Michael Bradley (Toronto FC), Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg), Fabian Johnson (Hoffenheim), Jermaine Jones (Besiktas), Sacha Kljestan (Anderlecht), Brek Shea (Barnsley), Danny Williams (Reading)
FORWARDS: Juan Agudelo (Utrecht), Jozy Altidore (Sunderland), Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna), Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders FC), Julian Green (Bayern Munich), Aron Johannsson (AZ Alkmaar)
The MLS season opener is fast approaching and on Thursday, the LA Galaxy unveiled their latest television spot titled "We are the LA Galaxy."
Check it out below.
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy II won their second match on Wednesday with a 2-1 victory over NASL club Minnesota United FC in a closed door scrimmage.
Jack McBean scored once in both halves and former UC Irvine attacker Miguel Ibarra scored for Minnesota.
Minnesota United take on the Galaxy first team on Saturday in a closed-door scrimmage at StubHub Center.
Minnesota provided highlights to the match which can be seen below.


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RYAN VREDE watched the Blue Bulls qualify for the Currie Cup semi-finals with a 50-29 victory over the Golden Lions at Ellis Park.
The Bulls will travel to Kings Park to face the Sharks in one of next Saturday's semi-finals, but for the first quarter of the match they where in real danger of finishing bottom and having to play a relegation-promotion match to retain their status in the Premier Division.
They trailed by 10 points and were on the ropes as the Lions ran everything. However they regrouped, improved their defensive accuracy and attacking potency to emerge comfortable victors after a testing first 60 minutes.
Mention must be made of Morne Steyn's goal-kicking, which has been poor this season. The flyhalf amassed 22 points with his boot, many of those kicks from difficult angles.
The Lions, who had already qualified for a home play-off, played with a freedom that reflected their unassailable log position, spreading the ball at most opportunities. They also benefited from Butch James's pin-point goalkicking – the flyhalf landing two penalties before they scored a try that was birthed deep in their half and featured slick interplay.
But that was as good as it got for the Lions, the Bulls pegging them back through Steyn's boot before they matched the Lions' try for wow-factor – Jacques Potgieter cutting the defensive line at speed before offloading to Bjorn Basson to score. Steyn banked the conversion and a couple of penalties to give the Bulls a 22-16 half-time lead.
The Lions had opted to rest a string of their first-choice players, but some of those were introduced and their influence was immediate. Twice they came away from the Bulls' 22m with points, James sinking a brace of penalties to level the score. However, the Bulls cut loose once more to regain the lead, Arno Botha feeding Jano Vermaak with a pass that appeared to drift forward. Steyn converted from the touchline to take his side seven points ahead.
But the Lions responded brilliantly and instantly, driving into the Bulls' red zone through intelligent, speedy and powerful phase play before Anthony Volmink wriggled out of a tackle en route to scoring. James kicked his seventh successful goal of the evening to level the scores at 29-29.
With 20 minutes to play, Botha emerged from an impressive rolling maul and powered over the line and four minutes later the Bulls pounced on a senseless quick lineout feed in the Lions' 22m, Dewald Potgiter crossing the chalk for the try that broke the defending champions' resistance.
Akona Ndungane gathered another wayward pass shortly thereafter to pave the way for them to put 50 on their Gauteng rivals and set up what has the potential to be a spectacle of note against the Sharks.


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Harold, Scooby and Daisy were all ready for their close ups, strutting their stuff with their best "blue steel" looks. Guests couldn't help but stop by to give these chic canines some love and pose for a quick photo op.
In the end, Harold, Scooby and Daisy all decided to stick to lounging and tasty treats, rather than pursuing full-time modeling careers, but we're sure they would take the fashion world by storm.
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Without hesitation, Taylar Keel will tell you Greene Central tennis can win it all this year.
The Rams won their 20th consecutive conference championship last week and occupy the No. 1 spot in the Eastern Carolina 2-A as the two-day conference tournament begins Tuesday.
It will be held at Greene Central's tennis courts.
"I think it's going to be tough," Keel said, "but I think we can pull it out."
Greene Central plays its final non-conference match today against C.B. Aycock.Ayden-Grifton and North Lenoir will also play one another today, competing for the No. 2 slot in the conference. Chargers coach Will Tyer said his team has knocked pre-season goals "out of the park," so they're in good shape for the Hawks today as well as the conference tournament.
But with GC undefeated in the EC2A, area coaches know it's the team packing the most competition.
"Everybody's playing catch up with Greene Central," NL coach Scott Alston said. "Greene Central's tough, they're undefeated (in the conference) and we've got a challenge, but I think our girls can step up and definitely hang with them."
Greene Central has defeated all its conference matchups, 9-0, but coach Donald Clark still recognized good tennis players in the EC2A.
"The conference is getting better," he said. "We really haven't played anybody that didn't hit balls back with us, so I really think the other coaches in the conference are doing a good job. We've had some good, competitive matches with everyone."
Clark said he wasn't expecting as fairly strong Rams team when the season began, as Greene Central lost its top four players to graduation last year. GC is currently ranked No. 5 in the state, a sign that the team has surpassed early-season expectations.
"I can't say enough about these girls. They have just worked their tails off and have really come together as a team," Clark said. "We had no thoughts whatsoever (to be) as strong as we are."
Greene Central is 8-0 in the conference and 18-4 overall.
Clark said the team's journey through the playoffs won't be easy, but it's capable. For now, he will take it one day at a time with the "solid" Rams.
While GC's success has been a team effort, he commended some individuals who have stepped up for this year.
Keel was No. 5 last year and moved up to No. 1.
"It's just a dramatic jump from five to one because the players area so much better," Clark said. "She has just improved so much."
In Lenoir County, North Lenoir senior Brook Parnell made a similar leap. She was the No. 6 player last year, which was her first playing tennis, and moved up to No. 2 this season. Parnell is the only senior on the team.
"I'm really excited about (the tournament)," she said Thursday before facing Ayden-Grifton. "We had a rough time last year because there were such (bigger) schools."
North Lenoir, which is 5-3 in the EC2A, moved from 3-A to 2-A in the conference realignment this year.
"It makes me nervous about my game," Parnell said about Tuesday, "but I definitely want to play my best. ... I think we can win the thing. With dedication and hard work, you can win anything."
Alston said the Hawks' tennis team has only made the playoffs once in school history.
"This is probably going to be the second opportunity for North Lenoir to make the playoffs," he said. "(Tuesday), I think we have a chance to place second at the tournament and send two teams, at least, to regionals in Snow Hill next week."
Dual team playoffs begin Oct. 15, while Greene Central hosts regional playoffs Oct. 18 and 19.
"I'm hoping that we will go into (the conference tournament) focused and play hard every point," Clark said. "Sometimes when you get to the conference tournament, you have a tendency to let down because you've dominated the conference during the regular season, and you feel like you don't have to play that hard.
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Good list. AbeBooks is especially good as it is a listing website for all of the independent bookstores around the country to use. A good way to help keep the little guys in business with B&N and Borders popping up on every corner.
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"When I was 5 years old, my mom always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down happy. They told me I didn't understand the assignment and I told them they didn't understand life."
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These lists have been on here before...and of course we all just keep adding to them.
OP, it would be nice if you could take all of the other links that have been posted on here before and make up one huge list...Alphabetical of course.
Then, it would be nice if SD maybe created a Sticky with all of the College Bookstore websites. (sorry, I'm too busy!(aka-LAZY))
Seems like there is a lot of folks who buy books and visit SD!
Here's my list of College Book Web Sites to visit that I posted back in Feb - most are dups of the OP's - some are not.
BTW, I want to throw a SLAM at one site...Powell.com screwed me over this past summer semester. I needed a book they had listed and paid extra for 2 day shipping - it showed up 7 days later...and to top it off...it was the wrong book. After calling them, they did search their warehouse for the book and could not find it...I ended up being late with my first set of assignments and ended up a week and a 1/2 delayed getting my book. Luckily for me, I found a seller on half.com that was able to ship me the book priority mail and I got it rather quickly.
Anyway, just wanted to get my diggs in on Powells - THEY SUCK! Gee, I feel better now!
I wonder how they came to the $60.00 per class fee for bunch of 1's and 0's in electron speak...that seems kind of outrageous!
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The PABT is the largest bus station in the US and also the busiest with more than 200,000 people passing through the terminal daily. At five stories tall, the terminal not only moves 7,200 buses in and out daily, but is also home to retail space, restaurants and a bowling alley. After earning the designation as one of the Top 10 Ugliest Buildings according to VirtualTourist.com, something had to be done. What was needed was a dynamic and exciting facelift, which came in the way of a 6,000 sq. ft. LED media facade that wraps around the corner of 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue.
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What a pity being asked if you have ever been to your capital city and all that you have to say is: 'I would love to go there one day,' or that the last time I visited Jerusalem I was nine years old. There could be a third way to answer this question: yes, I passed by it, but I was not allowed to step out of the bus because I didn't have the special permit required for such visits.
Indeed, the first picture my mind summons for Jerusalem was 11 years ago, in 2000, when I went there for the first time with my parents, grandmother and older sister. I was staring at a crowd of Rabbis through the window of the bus that carried us to Jerusalem. They looked alike: dressed in black outfits and black hats with straggling beards and two curls dangling from their whiskers. I asked my mother who they were. She answered "religious Jews".
My parents held my hands as we all got out of the bus among other "tourists," many who were Palestinians like us. I was too naïve to realize that this visit could be the first and last time I walk in the Holy Land for many years to come.
I don't know what happened next, but I remember that we went to al-Aqsa Mosque. I was fascinated by the grandeur of the Dome of the Rock as it proudly basked in the sun, which made it look even more beautiful. My mother handed me the prayer rug and prayer gown and told me to pray. I unrolled the rug, wore the gown and made my prayer in the yard of al-Masjid al-Aqsa, under the blue sky of the Old City.
I remember relishing the special flavor of Jerusalem embedded in its Nabulsi Kunafeh (an Arab Palestinian dessert) at a shop in one of the Souqs of Jerusalem's seven-open-gates old City.
The last scene I can summon is my mother, sister and grandmother trying to remember the name of the gate by which we were to meet my father. "Al Qat…, al-Qat…, al-Qataneen!" I yelled with joy for being the one who reminded them of the name, and they cheered for me.
After all, I had to go back to my house in Gaza the same day, in accordance with the conditions stipulated on our permits. I was not more than a tourist in my own land.
The second trip was in 2007, the year the siege on Gaza was imposed. I was in a group of young "privileged" Palestinians who'd been chosen to participate in the Arab Digital Expression Camps in Cairo for three weeks. We were given permits to leave Gaza through the Bait Hanoun border (Erez crossing), travel via Israel to Jordan, then fly to Cairo. It was impossible with Mubarak's regime to allow us to cross to Egypt directly through the Rafah crossing and spare us the humiliation at Erez. Our adult leaders were banned from accompanying us and we had to make it all the way from Erez to Jordan on our own.
To reach Erez, your taxi will drop you meters away from the gate. We dragged our feet and pulled our luggage under a hot August sun toward the gate. Not a gate like the one you might be picturing. It was more like jail rods than a gate of a crossing point. Beyond the gate you could see at first glance that the whole area is bugged. Cameras everywhere to tell you they are there to punish you if you act in a way that might bother the Israeli officers. Large posters on the walls offered millions of dollars to those who will report to Israel the location of Shalit, the Israeli soldier held in Gaza.
A long fenced road led to many searching machines at checkpoints. You must leave your luggage on the machine, take off anything that contains metal, even a necklace, and pass through the checkpoint. If it beamed, you're in trouble; if it didn't, go to the next.
One machine was much larger than the ones I'd "gotten used to." It's the one with the X-rays that reportedly causes cancer. The one I had always heard about. Once I got inside it, a woman ordered through a loudspeaker to raise my hands and stand still. The machine too was bugged!
There was something wrong with me. The woman's voice with a distorted English accent ordered me to get out of the machine and re-enter. She screamed at me saying that I was not raising my hands the way I should have been doing. She made me go in and out of the machine five times. When she let me out, I thought there was no doubt I will get cancer.
Through many gates we were then meant to pass. If the gate beamed a green light, push it and go to the next. If it beamed red, what will happen to you is identical to what happened to me.
I was taken to a special room with an x-ray luggage detector, a female officer and a table with a metal detector wand on it. The officer ordered me to take off my pants. All of a sudden I thought I didn't not understand.
"Did you hear me?" She inquired. "Take off your pants and put them in the searching machine."
I felt humiliated to the extent that made me force myself to pretend that I'm totally fine. She picked the searching device and approached me. "Are you scared?" She sarcastically asked. "No" I retorted, although I was soaking in fear. The device ran across my body. At that point I was wondering what one could hide under his/her skin or underwear!
When she let me out, I found the rest of the group waiting on a bench. I burst out in tears.
Suddenly I burst out with laughter; it was the absurdity of the situation.
Our luggage was unpacked and mixed together. We spent hours separating our stuff and repacking our bags. In the end, we walked out of Erez and rode the bus to Allenby Bridge that leads to Jordan.
In the bus we screamed out of excitement, ecstasy and shock. We were in the Occupied West Bank. We asked the driver to take us to Jerusalem and let us step on the ground of the Holy Land. Alas, to walk on our land we needed a permit from the strangers! We could only pass by Jerusalem and see a little spot of the Dome of the Rock. But even seeing it from afar made me ignore, at least for a while, the treatment I had received at Erez.
And thus, we were carried to the Bridge, Jordan and eventually flew to Egypt.
I really wonder how a minor's body can cause a threat to the security and well-being of the state of Israel, "The only democracy in the Middle East."
The news of opening the Rafah Crossing cannot yet refute the following fact: Palestinians are still denied their indispensible right to move freely within their own land, their own home.
By Rana B. Baker - Gaza
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Since when was it "your country." Treated like third-class citizens. For thousands of years before that time, Jews were throughout Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem. This area has NEVER EVER been your country. Only since Israel recaptured its territory have you become educated and begun to live like human beings. And then again, you attack us by murdering our children and we have to take measures to protect ourselves. Somehow, somehow, you do not understand that. And for that reason alone, you are doomed to your fate.
As for your comment re "infestation," I challenge you to line up the Nobel Prize winners that are Jews vs. the Nobel Prize winners from all Arab and Moslem countries combined. Now, compare the GDP of Israel vs. the GDP of all Arab and Moslem countries combined. You should be sickened at how worthless your culture has become in modern times. So when you think about which group of persons has had a more positive impact on global society and which group has terrorized the planet with the hopes of returning to the 8th Century, you now know the truth.
As was once famously said, when the Arabs start loving their children more than they hate Jews, there will be peace. Until then, we have created this horrible situation where we have to take every precaution to guard against the wily Arab who will do everything and anything (including murdering a young family in its sleep) to kill Jews.
If you want to make a difference, start by insisting that your schools abolish anti-Israel and anti-Semitic language. Then wake up to the reality that Israel exists and we are never going away. Until your so-called leaders give up this dream of retaking Israel, you will continue to live as you do now. WAKE UP.
Are you kidding? Are you really unaward of why such safeguards are necessary? Do you know of the many suicide bombers that blew up innocent Israeli men, women and children. Are you really unaware that several of the bombers and other potential bombers who were stopped on time, were very young teen-agers and some were women?
The checking of each person at the Eretz crossing sounds just like the checking at every airport we've traveled through since 9/11, Our clothers checked, our shoes and jackets taken off, at the least. Perhaps you have never traveled anywhere else yet, but you will have exactly the same checking done wherever in the world you travel- and it's because of the horrendous terrorist attacks that have taken place around the world by Islamists, or Muslims or Palestinians.
Get out of our city, get out of our country, and get the hell out of Judea and Samaria. You are an infestation.


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You know, I'm rather glad I'm not in a raiding guild at the moment. There's no pressure to level, to get to max level as fast as possible so the guild can start raiding. I can play a little bit, then log off, then play a bit more later. Plenty of time to stop and smell the cherry blossoms.
I've hit level 86 and am about 75% of the way through the first zone. The first half of the zone was very much the faction intro quest, and the second half is more of "Introduction to Pandaria" where you show off the pandaren culture and meet the inhabitants of the continent.
The second half is structured as a "spoke-and-wheel" sort of idea. There's a central hub, and it sends you in multiple smaller quest hubs in several directions. You can do these smaller hubs in any order. I think one of the hubs is the "main quest line". I think this spoke-and-wheel setup is a lot better than Cataclysm's linear model. It feels more sprawling and gives the separate parts of a zone a more distinct flavor.
I'm also enjoying the new Retribution model. Most abilities give Holy Power, and Inquistion/Templar's Verdict use Holy Power. It's a much tighter loop, and is a lot of fun. As well, Divine Purpose is pretty hilarious when it procs off itself. I've managed to chain 4 Templar's Verdicts back-to-back. It's just awesome when RNG goes off in your favor like that.
A final observation, the introductory quest plate armor is very good looking. It's a white/lightish set, and is very clean, elegant, and functional. Not very a lot of bells and whistles, but just gorgeous.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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You know, I'm rather glad I'm not in a raiding guild at the moment. There's no pressure to level, to get to max level as fast as possible so the guild can start raiding. I can play a little bit, then log off, then play a bit more later. Plenty of time to stop and smell the cherry blossoms.
8 comments:
- Siha said...
That hat seems quite reminiscent of Tier 9 if I'm remembering correctly -- which I rather liked, although most people seemed to hate it.
- 10:00 PM, September 26, 2012
- Rohan said...
Yeah, I think it's T9 as well. Though, I'm not 100% certain that hat is the same model as the rest of the set.
You can purchase green gear from the first hub (so you can get a tank or heal set if want). Those sets look sort of like this, but a bit darker and a bit more coppery. However, the helm model of the purchase gear is completely different.
- 10:04 PM, September 26, 2012
- Eberon said...
I did the first view quests as holy (testing wether you can quest as holy or not) and the chest I got looks exactly like the T9 one.
- 11:01 PM, September 26, 2012
- Redbeard said...
What, no clown colored gear?
- 3:36 AM, September 27, 2012
- Jeremy said...
Have you done any of the insances yet? I decided to level as a tank and so queues have been non-existent. So far, I've hit Mogu Palace, the Brewery, and Jade Temple. Fun and quick. The only downside is that I eneded up doing Jade Temple and the Brewery before I finished all the questing that explained the story behind it (which was pretty great. Seems like it will be very easy to upgrade everything.
One thing about the new system of quest rewards is that there are some quests and some dungeon quests, is that I feel like I should have changed specs to heals beofere taking the quest just so I can start to upgrade my heal set. As it is, it doesn't look like I will be going for healing pieces until I am at 90.
- 10:49 AM, September 28, 2012
- Ron said...
I'm really a fan of http://www.wowhead.com/spell=105809 right now. You get Ashbringer!
Though Noxxic has changed their mind it seems on recommended talents there. It's still fun.
- 10:07 AM, September 30, 2012
- Jhavhul said...
I have the set that I think you are referencing (http://www.wowhead.com/transmog-set=1501), but the helm is different. What helm do you have?
- 7:51 AM, October 05, 2012
- Jhavhul said...
I found the answer: http://www.wowhead.com/item=90344. Unfortunately for me, this is an Alliance only reward.
- 8:06 AM, October 05, 2012


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How long have you lived in this area?
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I've been spending this week teaching kids (11-18) to program. Teaching them the core concepts and the logic has been going fine, but I've noticed one snagging point for them all: syntax.
I feel like teaching them the syntax of the language comes a massive second to the core concepts and logic. However, with struggling with the syntax, they aren't learning as effectively. More often than not, their logic is good enough. The problems they have are related to syntax.
Does anybody know of an effective way of teaching syntax? I've been thinking about creating a cheat sheet showing the syntax for different statements (assignment, if, while, for, etc) but feel this might be a bit of an information overload, has anybody any experience with using this method?
Hopefully this question isn't considered off topic!