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All high school sports careers must end at some point in an athlete's life.
And after Friday night's game with Richlands, members of the Northside basketball team left the court with smiles on their faces.
Senior Jamal Parker scored 16 points and junior Josh Cabrera added 15 points to lead the Monarchs to a 51-39 East Central 2-A Conference victory over the Wildcats.
Earlier, the Northside girls' defeated Richlands 48-26.
"As one of our goals, we wanted to play well for the seniors tonight," Northside coach Tony Marshburn said. "We talked about it with the underclassmen that they needed to step it up for our seniors. We jumped out to an 11-point lead, they came back and we had to battle. We wanted a tight game and that's what we got."
Marshburn's wish came true as the Wildcats made it a habit of clawing their way back into the game after a Northside run.
After the first quarter, Northside held a 12-7 lead and took advantage of the cold-shooting Wildcats. The Monarchs' pushed their lead to double digits at 25-13 halfway through the second quarter when Cabrera found himself all alone for the break-away slam dunk.
Richlands cut its deficit to four when Keith Thomas drained a long 2-pointer with 1:55 left in the half. The Wildcats' Ka'Darius McQueen made a 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to cut the Wildcats' deficit to 26-24.
"I thought on the play before that (McQueen's shot) that our man was fouled," Marshburn added. "That was a no-call and it allowed them to get back in transition for the shot. After that, we switched our defense from zone to man and all I told my team was to pick up the pressure and lock down on them."
Richlands coach Glenn Kellum declined to comment after the game.
The Monarchs would bring their lead up to six at the start of the fourth quarter when Ben McCarthy knocked down a pair of free throws.
With 5:25 remaining in the game, the Monarchs stretched their lead to 9 when Kris Curry jammed home a dunk that sent the crowd in a frenzy. A couple of minutes later, Cabrera extended the lead to 12 with another break-away dunk.
Northside can now focus on Tuesday's showdown at Clinton.
"We just have to play well on Tuesday," Marshburn said. "We have to play well on both ends of the floor, but especially defense. We need to do a better job of rebounding than we did tonight. We have two games left that are big for us and big for the conference. So we are excited to be in the position we are in."
Antwaun Thompson had 16 points to lead Richlands while McQueen had 15.
Northside 48, Richlands 26: Northside first-year head coach Chad Novelli couldn't be any more proud of his seniors than he was Friday after the Monarchs defeated Richlands.
"I know they have mixed emotions right now with being happy about the season they have had, but knowing that it's coming to an end," Novelli said. "I've only been able to be here a year for my seniors' careers, but what a year it is."
Northside jumped out to an early 9-0 lead in the first quarter before Richlands' Jennie Washington put the Wildcats on the board with a 3-pointer.
Second-chance points were big for the Monarchs while the Wildcats ended mostly with one-and-done on the offensive end.
With 5 minutes left in the first half, Northside pushed its lead to 22-5 and never looked back.
"Our effort was a lot better in the second half than it was in the first half," Richlands coach Mike Kelly said. "Northside is hard to stop and got us into foul trouble early on which allowed them to score a lot of points in the first half. It is just hard to come back from that."
Ashanti Curry finished with 19 points for Northside while Tamayia Thompson had 10 points and 12 rebounds for Richlands.
Richlands 3 6 9 8 — 26
Northside 14 17 10 7 — 48
Thompson 10, Kornegay 7, Meigberger 4, Washington 3, Taylor 1, White 1. Totals— 7 10-19 26.
Curry 19, Collins 9, Moore 7, Hill 6, Barnes 3, Bowerman 2, Perez 2. Totals— 14 19-31 48.
3-Point Goals— R 2 (Thompson, Washington). NS 1 (Barnes). Rebounds— R 29 (Thompson 12). NS 31 (Collins 7, Perez 7). RECORDS— R: 6-15, 2-10, hosts Topsail on Tuesday. NS: 17-4, 10-2, at Clinton on Tuesday.
Richlands 7 17 10 5 — 39
Northside 12 14 12 13 — 51
Thompson 16, McQueen 12, Thomas 11. Totals— 17 3-10 39.
Parker 16, Cabrera 15, McCarthy 7, Kr. Curry 6, Ayabarreno 4, Ko. Curry 3. Totals— 17 11-14 51.
3-Point Goals— R 2 (Thompson, McQueen). NS 6 (Parker 3, Cabrera 2, McCarthy). Rebounds— R 30 (Thompson 9). NS 31 (Cabrera 9). RECORDS— R: 9-12, 4-8, hosts Topsail on Tuesday. NS: 17-3, 9-3, at Clinton on Tuesday.


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Area businesses are beginning to hire seasonal workers to get ready for the busy holiday season.
Ralph Leeds, Onslow County Career Center Coordinator, said anyone who wants to apply for seasonal work for the upcoming holiday season should do it soon as employers are most likely in the middle of the process now.
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The Jacksonville Kohl's Store Manager John Styron said his location, which celebrated its one-year anniversary Thursday, started their seasonal hiring this past week, and they will be hiring up to 40 additional part-time associates for the holiday season.
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Styron said there could be opportunities for some to be retained past the holiday season.
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Sample Required?
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The Test Sample
What is being tested?
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Drinking alcoholic beverages faster than the liver can process can result in an elevated level of ethanol in the blood. This leads to signs and symptoms of intoxication such as bloodshot eyes, flushed face, slurred speech, slow response to questions or comments, impaired judgment, decreased motor skills, drowsiness or falling asleep, and/or vomiting.
With a very high blood ethanol, more serious signs and symptoms of toxicity may appear such as confusion, stupor, staggering, irregular or slow breathing, loss of consciousness, seizures, and low body temperature (hypothermia). A very high blood ethanol can be fatal.
Long-term, excessive alcohol use can lead to the development of several medical problems such as liver disease, cardiovascular problems, depression and anxiety. (Read more about this in the article on Alcoholism.)
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm. A breath sample is collected by blowing into a tube or balloon. Urine samples are collected in plastic containers. Sometimes a single urine sample is collected and sometimes two separate samples may be collected with the first discarded and the second collected after a measured time. Saliva samples are often collected from the mouth using a swab.
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No test preparation is needed.
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50 Signs of Visible Intoxication. Oregon Liquor Control Commission. Available online at http://www.oregon.gov/olcc/docs/publications/50_signs_visible_intoxication.pdf thorugh http://www.oregon.gov. Last revised June 2012. Accessed June 9, 2014.
Diseases and Conditions: Alcohol Poisoning. Mayo Clinic. Available online at http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alcohol-poisoning/basics/symptoms/con-20029020 through http://www.mayoclinic.org. Last revised July 23, 2013. Accessed June 9, 2014.
Blood Alcohol Level: Are You Legally Drunk? Nolo Network. Available online at http://dui.drivinglaws.org/drink-table.php through http://dui.drivinglaws.org. Accessed June 10, 2014.
Effects of Blood Alchol Concentrations. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/Motorvehiclesafety/Impaired_Driving/bac.html through http://www.cdc.gov. Last updated February 11, 2011. Accessed June 10, 2014.
Preeti Dalawari. Ethanol Level. Medscape. Available online at http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/2090019-overview#aw2aab6b2 through http://emedicine.medscape.com. Last updated February 4, 2014. Accessed June 10, 2014.
Alcohol Urine. Clinical Lab Navigator. Available online at http://www.clinlabnavigator.com/alcohol-urine.html through http://www.clinlabnavigator.com. Last updated October 6, 2013. Accessed June 10, 2014.
Message to Our Nation's Health Care Providers. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Available at http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/office/lettertonationhcp.pdf through http://www.hhs.gov. Issued January 13, 2013. Accessed June 10, 2014.
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Math Placement Testing
The Office of Undergraduate Education administers the COMPASS Math Placement Exams to students entering UIS who need to complete General Education college-level math courses. Developed by the makers of the ACT exam, COMPASS exams provide a more in-depth assessment of students' skills and help college administrators and advisors determine the most appropriate class placement for their new students.
Spring 2015 testing schedule*:
Mondays — 10:00am-2:00pm
Wednesdays — 12:00pm-3:00pm
Fridays — 9:00am – 1:00pm
*Testing schedule does not apply to Spring Break and Finals Week.
Students entering UIS with fewer than 30 credit hours are required to complete two (2) UIS college-level math courses to meet the General Education math requirement. In some cases, your general education math courses are determined by your major because some majors require specific math classes as pre-requisites to the major course of study. For example, Calculus is required for Computer Science, Math, and some science majors.
The math courses you take are governed by the placement system utilized by the Math Department at UIS. Two outcomes are possible: 1) placement into a college-level math course appropriate for your skills and your intended major; or 2) placement into a developmental math course to build your skills for future success in a UIS college-level math class. All math placements are made with your success in mind.
The Math Department at UIS uses a combination of ACT Math sub scores, COMPASS Math Placement Test score, prior college-level math credit, and the intended major to determine which math classes you are eligible to register for this fall. Based on this information, you may be placed in a college-level math course appropriate for your major or a developmental math course to further prepare you for college-level math. If you do not have prior college-level math credit, use the table below to determine if you are required to take the COMPASS Math Placement Test.
Your ACT Math Sub Score
Your Anticipated Major
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Required to Test
|Biology, Clinical Laboratory Science, Communications, Criminal Justice, English, Environmental Studies, Global Studies, History, Legal Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Social Work, Sociology/Anthropology, Visual Arts
22 and below
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|Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Economics, Management, Management Information Systems, or anyone wishing to take Business Calculus
24 and below
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|Chemistry, Mathematics, Pre-Med Biology, Pre-Med Clinical Laboratory Science, or any planning to take Calculus I
26 and below
Required to Test
Transfer students who have not already completed general education math courses, and whose ACT math subscore is 22 or below (24 or below for busines and computer science majors, 26 or below math and science majors) are also required to take the COMPASS math placement exam.
Information regarding Placement Testing is sent to newly-admitted students as they prepare for Orientation. It is recommended that new entering freshmen complete Math Placement testing prior to attending orientation by clicking on the link or copy and paste, https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/1998251. Testing is scheduled at UIS through out the year. Contact the Advising Center for days and times. Testing can be scheduled at remote testing locations through Illinois and the United States. Please call the Advising Center to schedule a remote exam. You are encouraged to review the sample practice questions prior to taking the exam. It is best to complete testing prior to meeting with your advisor to register for classes.
Reading/Writing Placement Testing
New entering students who have not already completed the equivalent of ENG composition may be required to take a Reading/Writing placement exam. Placement is determined by the ACT subscore in English & Reading. Use the chart below to determine if you must take the COMPASS Reading Placement test.
Your ACT test section
Your ACT Sub Score
Required to Test
|ACT English
20 and below
Required to Test
|ACT Reading
20 and below
Required to Test
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Study in a modern language other than English is required for some majors and programs of study. Students wishing to study a foreign language may have to take a language placement exam. Contact the Modern Languages department for more information.
International students whose first language is not English may be required to take an English language placement exam. Placement into UIS composition courses is based on a combination of ACT/SAT and TOEFL or Millicet scores. Contact the ESL office at (217) 206-8356 for more information.


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Opened in 1967, George C. Gordon Library is named for one of its benefactors who graduated from WPI with an electrical engineering degree in 1895. Gordon generously bequeathed $5 million of his estate to the Institute in 1964.
Today, Gordon Library is one of the busiest buildings on campus-with an average of 13,000+ visitors per week during the academic year.
Come discover all the library has to offer: Get expert research help, find a quiet space to study, use computers and other equipment, search online databases, browse our bookshelves, reserve a Tech Suite to collaborate with other students, visit our convenient café, and so much more.
Be sure to schedule a visit to the heart of the library, our Archives and Special Collections, which preserves not only a wealth of knowledge pertaining to WPI's history, but also many other treasures in the form of rare art, artifacts, books, and manuscripts-including a world-class collection of Charles Dickens' works and materials.
Our mission at Gordon Library is to work with the WPI community in teaching, learning, and scholarship by providing resources and innovative services that anticipate and respond to your changing information needs. If you feel we can improve our services or your library experience, please let us know.
Mission Statement
The George C. Gordon Library enriches WPI and the global community, inspiring and supporting research exploration and discovery by providing specialized resources, user-centered spaces, and innovative services that anticipate and respond to changing information needs.
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The George C. Gordon Library aspires to foster continually a community of scholars across disciplines and around the world through:
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- Collect, preserve, and make accessible unique archival materials that reflect and support the curricula and history of WPI.
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Three teenagers are facing dozens of felony charges from the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office after breaking into multiple homes around the county, according to arrest warrants.
Norman said some of the stolen items have been recovered.
Minimizing loss
Norman said the sheriff's office will be offering a service, free of charge, to county residents to keep track of valuables in the event of a theft.
He said a secure website, which will be linked to the sheriff's office webpage in coming days, allows people to set up an account and list the serial numbers of TVs, electronics and other possessions, as well as photos and item makes and models.
"Oftentimes victims have failed to record their serial numbers," Norman said. "A serial number is a valuable asset when attempting to locate your property."
He said the sheriff's office is attempting to make the community aware of the free service.
For more information or to set up an account, go to www.leadsonline.com and click on the "civilians" tab at the top of the screen and then click on the link called citizen property information system.


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Dog Training
Training young dogs is a very important activity. An untrained dog will usually develop a number of problem behaviours that will become more and more difficult to eliminate. In order to prevent chewing, jumping, biting or other problem behaviours, you'll want to start training early; use consistent training methods; and continue training throughout the development of your dog.
As with human babies, puppies will naturally chew as their teeth are coming in. This not only reduces pain but helps teeth break through the skin. As adults, dogs will chew in a destructive manner likely because of anxiety or stress. If you leave your dog alone for extended periods of time, it is likely to feel some separation anxiety and destructive behaviour typically follows.
For puppies, one method of training to prevent chewing is to isolate the puppy in a room with a number of items it can chew. For example, leave a few toys as well as some items you'd prefer the puppy didn't chew. Monitor the puppy's behaviour. If it starts chewing an unacceptable item, reprimand it firmly by saying "NO" and then try to exchange the unacceptable object with one of its toys. Be sure to give some praise when the puppy is chewing toys rather than the unacceptable object. If you repeat this technique several times, your puppy will learn which items are ok to chew and which are not.
For adult dogs, often times a bit more attention will help curb the chewing behaviour. In addition, if you absolutely must leave the dog alone for extended periods, try playing the radio or leaving the TV turned on. If this technique does not work, your only option may be to leave it in a crate when you are not home. This is not ideal (would you want to be locked in a crate) but will certainly prevent the chewing behavior.
Again, biting is a natural behaviour for a puppy. Usually, a puppy will learn to limit and control biting through play with its mother and fellow pups. As such, reprimanding the puppy verbally will likely not be effective. Instead, gentle discomfort will teach the puppy that biting will lead to some pain for him. For example, when the puppy bites, continue playing but pinch his nose just hard enough so he backs off. This is essentially akin to the puppy being bitten back by its mother. Also, you can praise gentle play so he learns it is more fun than aggressive play.
Many dogs will jump at you or strangers when they are over-excited. Especially when it's a big dog, this can be intimidating and annoying for people. The first step to eliminating this behaviour is to teach your dog to sit and stay when you return home from work or a day out. As soon as you open the door and are greeted by your dog, tell him to sit. If he immediately sits, you will want to praise him verbally and with a pat. If your dog does not sit immediately, fold your arms and look away. You can repeat the command but only once or twice. Again, when he sits, deliver praise. In fact, whenever your dog is excited you can teach him to sit. This way he will learn that calm behaviour is favourable over jumping.
Another recommendation is to lift your knee so when your dog jumps he will hit his chest against you knee. You should not kick your dog as this will be painful and could cause injury. By lifting your knee you will deliver gentle discomfort and increase the distance between you and your dog. Eventually, he will learn that he is causing himself discomfort.


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August 6, 2013
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Studio: 20th Century Fox
Director: Thor Freudenthal
MPAA Rating: PG (for fantasy action violence, some scary images and mild language)
Screenwriter: Marc Guggenheim
Starring: Missi Pyle, Nathan Fillion, Stanley Tucci, Douglas Smith, Alexandra Daddario, Logan Lerman, Anthony Head, Yvette Nicole Brown, Mary Birdsong, Brandon T. Jackson, Robert Maillet, Leven Rambin, Paloma Kwiatkowski, Zoe Aggeliki
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Based on the publishing phenomenon, "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters" continues the young demigod's epic journey to fulfill his destiny. To save their world, Percy and his friends must find the fabled and magical Golden Fleece. Embarking on a treacherous odyssey into the uncharted waters of the Sea of Monsters (known to humans as the Bermuda Triangle), they battle terrifying creatures, an army of zombies, and the ultimate Evil.


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American Legal Systems: A Resource and Reference Guide
Excerpt reproduced from American Legal Systems: A Resource and Reference Guide (Anderson Publishing, a member of the LexisNexis Group 1997) by Toni M. Fine
Basic Concepts of American Jurisprudence
"What follows are some of the fundamental principles that comprise the American legal system. Each of these is discussed in greater detail in this and other chapters of this book. They are summarized below in order to give the reader an overview of some of the basics of American common law."
1. Impact of Precedent—The Principle of Stare Decisis
"The defining principle of common law is the requirement that courts follow decisions of higher level courts within the same jurisdiction. It is from this legacy of stare decisis that a somewhat predictable, consistent body of law has emerged."
2. Court Hierarchy
"Court level or hierarchy defines to a great degree the extent to which a decision by one court will have a binding effect on another court. The federal court system, for instance, is based on a three-tiered structure, in which the United States District Courts are the trial-level courts; the United States Court of Appeals is the first level court of appeal; and the United States Supreme Court is the final arbiter of the law."
3. Jurisdiction
"The term "jurisdiction" has two important meanings in American law. One meaning of "jurisdiction" refers to the formal power of a court to exercise judicial authority over a particular matter. Although the term most often is used in connection with the jurisdiction of a court over particular matters, one may also speak of matters being within or beyond the jurisdiction of any other governmental entity."
"Second, the federal court system is based on a system of "jurisdictions," the geographic distribution of courts of particular levels. For instance, while there is only one Supreme Court, the court of appeals is divided into 13 circuits, and there are 94 district courts. See Chapter I.H.3. In addition, each state court system comprises its own "jurisdiction." As indicated above, the jurisdiction in which a case arose will determine which courts' decisions will be binding precedents."
4. Mandatory/Binding versus Persuasive Authority
Some of the various sources of law that will be examined are considered to be "mandatory" or "binding," while other sources are considered to be merely "persuasive." See Chapter I.G. Indeed, a court may completely disregard precedent that is not binding (i.e., not even consider it to be persuasive). The issue of whether authority is mandatory or persuasive relates directly to the application of stare decisis principles."
5. Primary versus Secondary Authority
"The various sources of law may also be broken down into primary and secondary sources of law. Primary sources of law may be mandatory on a particular court, or they may be merely persuasive. Whether they are binding or persuasive will depend on various factors. Secondary authority is not itself law, and is never mandatory authority. A court may, however, look towards secondary sources of law for guidance as to how to resolve a particular issue. See Chapters I.G., II.B. Secondary authority is also useful as a case finding tool and for general information about a particular issue."
6. Dual Court Systems
"The American legal system is based on a system of federalism, or decentralization. While the national or "federal" government itself possesses significant powers, the individual states retain powers not specifically enumerated as exclusively federal. Most states have court systems which mirror that of the federal court system."
7. Interrelationship Among Various Sources of Law
"One of the more complex notions of American jurisprudence is the extent to which the various sources of law, from both the state and federal systems, interrelate with one another. There is a complex set of rules that defines the relative priority among various sources of law and between the state and federal systems."


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Financial Intermediation
- 7-weeks
- 1.5 credits
- Prerequisite: MBA Core
This course studies basic concepts and institutional features related to financial intermediaries and their role in the allocation of capital. The focus is on commercial banks, but other intermediaries such as S&Ls, investment banks, and insurance companies are also discussed. The course covers how banks add value, what banks do, who their competitors are, and the risks associated with intermediation.
- The role of financial intermediation in the economy: the financial system and its evolution, the role of intermediaries in the allocation of capital, asset transformation versus brokerage.
- The business of banking: financing for small businesses, making credit decisions
- Financing for large businesses: loan syndication, securitization
- Risk management: interest rate risk, credit risk, the use of derivatives to hedge risk, loan restructuring
- Changes in banking: bank consolidation, the role of the internet
Selected cases from Harvard Business School, readings from the press (e.g., Wall Street Journal and the Economist), and journal readings. There is no required text.The grade will be based on grades from a final exam, a course project, cases, and class participation.
400k Portfolio
Kelley finance MBA students manage a live $400,000 portfolio through the Investment Management Academy.


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