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Michelle Williams, Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Cultural Resource Center
Rev. Michelle Williams is the Assistant Dean of Students & Director of Cultural Resource Center at Anderson University. In this capacity, she serves as an administrative advocate, major support system, and link for students of color. Michelle oversees the Cultural Resource Center, which provides campus-wide programming & education on issues of Diversity and Cultural Awareness. As Assistant Dean, Michelle serves on the Department of Student Life leadership team. She also serves as adviser for Student Government Association and oversees all student organizations (this includes interest and social clubs).
Michelle earned her BA in Psychology from Wright State University. She attended graduate school at Oral Roberts University and is currently pursuing a Master's of Divinity from Anderson University School of Theology.
Michelle began her career in social services working in program management and coordination at various non-profit agencies. As a social worker for 10 years Michelle worked with At-risk youth, facilitated family life skill groups, managed several mentoring programs and served as a community resource for ex-offenders re-entering society.
As an ordained minister, Michelle served as a youth pastor for 3 years in Tulsa, Oklahoma and as an associate pastor for 3 years at Family Fellowship Bible church.
Her professional interests include advocacy for marginalized people groups, intercultural competency training & staff development, & policy/procedure implementation.
Michelle lives in Anderson and has served at Anderson University since 2008.
Assistant Dean of Students
Director of Cultural Resource Center
B.A., Wright State University
M.Div Candidate, Anderson University SOT


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Kamper-Jorgensen, F.*, Christensen, U.*, Moesgaard Iburg, K.*, Raftery, J.*, Packer, C.*, Gold, Lisa, Robinson, S.*, Durand-Zaleski, I.*, Schwarzinger, Michael*, Gunning-Schepers, L.*, Bonsel, G.*, Moerman, C.*, Stouthard, Marlies*, van der Maas, P.*, Essink-Bot, Marie-Louise*, Pereira, Joaquin*, Baylin, A.*, Fernandez, E.*, Diderichsen, F.*, Burstrom, Kristina* and Ljung, R.* (2003) Cross-national agreement on disability weights:the Eurpoean disability weights project, Population Health Metrics, vol. 1, no. 9, pp. 1-9, BioMed Central Ltd, London, England [C1.1]
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Essink-Bot, Marie-Louise*, Pereira, Joaquin*, Packer, Claire*, Schwarzinger, Michael*, Burstrom, Kristina*, Christensen, U.*, Moesgaard Iburg, K.*, Raftery, J.*, Gold, Lisa, Robinson, S.*, Durand-Zaleski, I.*, Gunning-Schepers, L.*, Bonsel, G.*, Moerman, C.*, Stouthard, M.*, van der Maas, P.*, Kamper-Jorgensen, F.*, Baylin, A.*, Fernandez, E.*, Diderichsen, F.* and Ljung, R.* (2002) Cross-national compartability of burden of disease estimates:the European disability weights project, Bulletin of the world health organization, vol. 80, no. 8, pp. 644-652, World Health Organisation, Geneva, Switzerland [C1.1]
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This glove bag belongs to the spacesuit that NASA astronaut Norman Thagard wore during the launch to the space station Mir on board Soyuz TM-21 on March 14, 1995 enroute to the Mir Space station as a member of the Mir 18 Mission (3/14/95-7/7/95). Dr. Thagard was the first American to participate in a joint Russian-American human flight mission since the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. He is also the first American to launch on board a Soyuz spacecraft.
Astronauts use the bag to store a glove from the Sokol KV-2 (Falcon) pressure suit during their stay on board a space station. The bag protects the glove from damage. Each bag is clearly labeled with the Russian word for glove.
NASA transferred this to the Museum in 1996.
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Graduate Art History (ARTH)
The minimum prerequisite for 50000-69999 level courses is graduate standing. Additional prerequisites may apply and are listed in this catalog.
52025 The Art of West Africa (3)
Arts, crafts and architecture of the western Sudanic and Guinea Coast areas of West Africa from prehistoric times to the present. Special fee: $45
52026 Art of Nigeria (3)
Study of the arts, crafts and architecture of Nigeria from prehistoric times to present. Special fee: $45
52027 Art of Central Africa (3)
Study of the arts, crafts and architecture of Central Africa from prehistoric times to present. Special fee: $45
52031 Greek Art and Archaeology (3)
Greek art and architecture from earliest times through the Hellenistic period with special attention given to recent archaeological discoveries.
52032 Roman Art and Archaeology (3)
Introduction to archaeology of the Roman world. Emphasis on discoveries and impact on the study of Italic, Etruscan and Roman art, architecture and sculpture through Imperial period.
52036 Medieval Art (3)
Emphasis on major periods of Medieval art (Byzantine, Carolingian, Ottonian, Romanesque and Gothic), treating icono-graphic themes and styles in a variety of media.
52039 Gothic Art: 12th to 15th Centuries (3)
An examination of the development of European Gothic art from the 12th to the 15th centuries. Students will research specific works of art. The course will put emphasis on contemporary, historical, philosophical and literary figures.
52041 Italian Renaissance Art (3)
Study of development of major themes in Italian art from 1400 until about 1550, emphasizing achievements of the masters and analyzing major ideas and theories of the period. Special fee: $45
52042 Northern Renaissance Art (3)
Study of stylistic and iconographic questions and technique in northern panel painting as well as other arts in northern Europe.
52046 Baroque Art of the 17th Century (3)
A study of the origins of baroque art in Italy and its spread throughout Flanders, the Netherlands, France and Spain. Special fee: $45
52047 Rococo Art of the 18th Century (3)
A study of 18th-century art in France and subsequent spread and development throughout continental Europe.
52051 European Art: 1750-1900 (3)
Selected studies in late-18th-century and 19th-century painting, sculpture, architecture and allied arts of England, France, Germany and Spain. Special fee: $45
52058 American Film, Photography, Art and Ideas (3)
Key examples of photography from the 19th century to present day.
52061 Early 20th Century Art (3)
A study of painting, sculpture, architecture and allied arts in Europe from 1880 to 1940. Special fee: $45
52066 Late Modern Art Since 1940 (3)
A study of painting, sculpture and allied arts in the United States and Europe from 1940 to the present. Special fee: $45
52070 History of Graphic Design (3)
This course traces the arts of visual communication from their origins to current trends and practices with an emphasis on theory and aesthetics.
52078 Histoy of Decorative and Applied Arts (3)
Historical and critical examination of decorative and applied arts and their relationship to Western societies that produced them.
52095 Special Topics: Art History (1-3)
Discussion and lecture course whose topic changes in accordance with the interest and competence of the faculty. Precise title will be inserted in Schedule of Classes.
62056 American Art: 1600-1860 (3)
Intensive survey of the major forms of art, styles, personalities, patrons, institutions and esthetic theories in the United States from its beginnings to the Civil War.
62057 American Art: 1860-1940 (3)
In-depth study of American painting, sculpture, graphics and allied arts from 1860 to 1940.
62071 History of Prints (3)
A chronological survey of printmaking (engraving, etching, lithography, etc.) from 1400 to the present, emphasizing its technical and stylistic evolution.
62072 Introduction to Museology (3)
Art elective course providing insights into the history of collecting, growth of museums and the scope of the museum field and specialized professional areas involved.
62075 Film and Photography in Western Art and Ideas (3)
Selected studies of film and photography within the broader context of Western realism and ideas.
62091 Art History Seminar (3)
Open format course with topics announced in advance. Designed to allow in-depth examination of selected topics. May be repeated up to a total of 9 hours.
62095 Special Topics: Art History (3)
Discussion and lecture course whose topic changes in accordance with the interest and competence of the faculty. Special focus on problems and issues in the different areas of the discipline.
62096 Selected Problems— Art History (3)
The course content changes each semester according to the topic, entailing discussion and lectures on specific problems, issues and areas in art history. Repeatable for a total of 9 hours. Prerequisite: special approval.
62098 Research (1-15)
Independent research open only to art history graduate students who have completed course requirements for the Master of Arts degree.


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Outeniqua High eclipsed more favoured opponents Glenwood 21-20 at the St John's Easter Festival on Saturday.
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Trailing 13-8 at the break the Outeniqua side turned in a stellar second-half performance to win a nail-biter.
Outeniqua came out firing and the opening exchanges were explosive with the George outfit having the upper hand. However, it was Glenwood's impressive flyhalf Fred Zeilinga who drew first blood with a long-range penalty to take the lead 3-0.
Glenwood then lost the dynamic Francois Kleynhans after 10 minutes that hampered their competing at the breakdown. Zelinga then added his second penalty before Glenwood No 8 Kurt Beeten set off on a rampaging run which ended in prop Aalwyn Janse Van Vuuren crashing over from short range. Zeilinga added the conversion for Glenwood to take a convincing 13-0 lead with 10 minutes to go before half-time.
Outeniqua finally got onto the scoreboard with a penalty through No 8 Franco Geldenhuys. With half-time approaching Zeilinga sliced his clearance kick and Outeniqua launched a counter-attack. A clever chip by fullback Rudi Boshoff resulted in a wicked bounce landing up with the centre Adriaan Fransman dotting down in the corner. The conversion was wide and the half-time score read 13-8 to Glenwood.
Shaun Erasmus, coach of the Glenwood side, was understandably upset and laid into his team at the break. This approach seemed to hamper the 'Green Machine' and Outeniqua received a penalty straight from the kick-off. Geldenhuys steered the ball through to reduce the deficit to 13-11.
Outeniqua then started to dominate the scrums and lineouts and prop Marius Fourie and lock Peet van der Walt immense in these facets of the game. Van der Walt then received a yellow card for repeated infringements at the ruck. This stung 14-man Outeniqua into action and right wing Manie Heneyke rounded off a slick move for a converted try to put the underdogs in front 18-13 for the first time in the match.
It was then Glenwood who seemed to get the upper hand and find some rhythm in this see-sawing encounter. After a patient build-up Glenwood scrumhalf Ettiene Beneke snuck under two tacklers and scored a converted try to put Glenwood 20-18 up with seven minutes left to play.
Finally, with two minutes left, after some solid defence from Outeniqua centre Fransman, they were awarded a penalty that Geldenhuys converted for a 21-20 lead. Glenwood then threw everything at the gallant Outeniqua side. Glenwood fullback Pieter Oosterhuizen set off on a jinxing run which put the KwaZulu-Natal side deep in the opposition territory, but it was too little too late. Geldenhuys had the final say as he won the ball on the ground for Outeniqua to clear on the final hooter.
Meanwhile, KES beat a never-say-die Rondebosch side 24-15 in entertaining game at the KES Easter Rugby Festival. KES were full value for their half-time lead courtesy of three penalties by fullback Lucien Ruiters.
KES made better use of the ball and played the territory game to perfection in the opening quarter. Reds centre Jaryd Meyer was the standout player amongst the home side's backs and waltzed through the Bosch backline every time he received the ball.
The Bosch side then started to click into gear and their pack decimated the much-vaunted KES eight at the scrums. Gary Topkin and Louw Naude took the fight to the hosts and pushed them off their own scrum ball on numerous occasions.
KES, though, looked slicker with ball in hand and butchered two tries in the first half through poor option taking. Leading 9-0 with two minutes to go before half-time Rondebosch finally got three points through fullback Darryn Berry.
KES started the second half as they had the first, when captain and flanker Senna Esterhuizen seared through the Bosch backline. The hosts converted their fourth penalty through Ruiters who put them into a 12-3 lead.
KES then started a counter-attack deep in their own half through Meyer and they created a massive overlap for Esterhuizen to thunder over in the far right corner to send the home crowd into raptures, although the conversion was wide.
From the kick-off and after some good linking play, Bosch were awarded a penalty 5m out. Scrumhalf Steven Wallace reacted quickly and maneuvered through three tacklers to score near the uprights. Berry converted to leave the visitors trailing 17-10.
Once again from the kick-off Bosch moved the ball into space and left wing Cameron Wright scorched past three KES defenders to score in the far left corner from 60m out. Berry, who had an indifferent game with his boot, missed the conversion and the game was precariously balanced at 17-15 with four minutes left to play.
Bosch then surged down field once again through colossal captain and No 8 Chad Mathews. The Reds won a scrum on the visitors' 10m line. Daniel Eyre then ripped the ball out of the opposition's hands and cantered over to score the match winner, just as he had done against Marlow on Thursday. Ruiters converted, the final whistle blew and KES had won an entertaining fixture 24-15.
Meyer is definitely a player to watch, being in the Michael du Plessis mould with silky skills, while Bosch hooker Gary Topkin and Mathews also look like players for the future.
By Gareth Wright
Easter Festival Results (Saturday):
KES 24 Rondebosch 15
Pretoria Boys' 6 Westville 17
Eldoraigne 21 Rob Ferreira 3
Marlow 45 Florida 3
St Benedicts 18 Muir College 13
Union High 14 Hudson Park 24
Trinityhouse 20 FNB Invitation 11
St John's:
Maritzburg College 16 Jeppe 5
Affies 25 Paul Roos 22
Paarl Boys' 23 Monument 15
Outeniqua 22 Glenwood 20
St John's 16 Helpmekaar 12
Lions 22 FNB Invitation 21
St Stithians:
Bishops 33 St Albans 3
St Andrew's 23 St Stithians 7
Boland Landbou 32 St Charles College 7
Wynberg Boys' 17 Parktown 13
Selborne College 23 Marais Viljoen 13
Queen's College 39 KZN Development 3
Upington 18 Dale College 13
EG Jansen 29 DHS 12
HTS Middelburg 27 Kearsney College 16


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Robbie Robinson's magical moment won the Chiefs a second successive Super Rugby title.
The Chiefs beat the Brumbies 27-22 after trailing 16-9 at half time.
The Brumbies for 70 minutes were the more intelligent side, the better overall side and the masters of the breakdown. But the minds and legs predictably tired in the final 10 minutes and the Chiefs did just enough to win the title.
The Brumbies were heroic in defeat and coach Jake White will forever be left wondering what could have happened had fullback Jesse Mogg found touch with his penalty kick to the corner with less than a minute to play.
Mogg went for greater distance and missed touch. The match ended 10 seconds later.
A converted try could still have won it for the Brumbies. The Australians will be left asking what could have been because they were definitely good enough to win in Hamilton.
White and forwards coach Laurie Fischer certainly found the weaknesses in the Chiefs at the breakdown and targeted the sluggish and slow service of scrumhalf Kerr-Barlow.
It meant the Chiefs had no quick phase ball and Tawera Kerr-Barlow was often caught in two minds, one which led to him throwing an intercept try that gifted the Brumbies seven points just before half-time.
Home ground advantage favoured the Chiefs as did the fact that they didn't have to travel.
The Chiefs looked like a team whose players had played their final a week ago against the Crusaders. Physically they struggled to impose themselves for much of the match and the intensity of a week ago simply wasn't there.
The Brumbies, who travelled to Pretoria to beat the Bulls and returned to Australia on Monday and flew to New Zealand on Thursday, just didn't have a big enough lead going into the final 10 minutes.
The Chiefs never looked capable of breaking down the Brumbies defence, until Robinson's step and break in the 70th minute.
Aaron Cruden, who had missed three kicks and didn't play particularly well, kicked the conversion and then goaled a penalty in the 75th minute to make it a five point ball game – one that proved a score beyond the Brumbies.
Brumbies inside centre Christian Lealiifano scored all 22 points and broke the Brumbies and Australian record for most points scored in a season.
The Crusaders are the only team in the history of the tournament to win a final off-shore and the flawed system was again the winner in how much it favoured the home team.
Chiefs – Tries: Liam Messam, Robbie Robinson. Conversion: Aaron Cruden. Penalties: Cruden (5).
Brumbies – Try: Christian Lealiifano. Conversion: Lealiifano. Penalties: Lealiifano (5).
Chiefs – 15 Gareth Anscombe, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Charlie Ngatai, 12 Andrew Horrell, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Matt Vant Leven, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke, 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Toby Smith.
Subs: 16 Rhys Marshall, 17 Ben Afeaki, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Bundee Aki, 22 Robbie Robinson.
Brumbies – 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Clyde Rathbone, 10 Matt Toomua, 9 Nic White, 8 Ben Mowen (c), 7 George Smith, 6 Peter Kimlin, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Scott Sio.
Subs: 16 Siliva Siliva, 17 Ruan Smith, 18 Fotu Auelua, 19 Colby Faingaa, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Andrew Smith, 22 Joe Tomane.


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OXFORD, Ohio-The RedHawks' lone senior Vince Legarza was honored prior to the Miami University's game against the Kent State Golden Flashes (17-12, 7-7 Mid-American Conference), and former coach Charlie Coles was honored at halftime. The RedHawks (8-19, 3-11 MAC), however, could not come away with a victory at Millett Hall on Saturday afternoon, falling 78-58.
Kent State seized control of the game early with its hot shooting from behind the arc. The Flashes jumped out to an 8-4 lead on after consecutive threes from Darren Goodson and Randal Holt, but the RedHawks were able to tie the game up just minutes later with a trey from junior forward Jon Harris. The tie didn't last long, as Kent State hit two more shots from long range that gave it a 15-9 lead at the 12:36 mark.
The long-distance assault continued for much of the half, as seemingly every Miami bucket was answered with a three from the Flashes. Through the first 10 minutes of the half, Kent State had made seven of its 10 three-point field goals, allowing the Miami deficit to reach nine points, 26-17.
The RedHawks closed that gap to two points late in the half off a 6-0 run, with all six points coming from Harris. Kent State quickly answered to push its lead to seven, but a three-point play from junior guard Allen Roberts made the score 37-33, the mark that would hold until halftime.
Despite the earlier onslaught of threes from the Flashes, Miami shot better from beyond the arc, making four of its five attempts. Harris led all scorers with 13 points at the break, and Legarza and junior guard Quinten Rollins led everyone with four rebounds apiece.
The Flashes grabbed the momentum early in the second half with a huge dunk from Chris Evans, who also made his free throw after a Miami foul. That play started a 10-5 Kent State run to open up the second half, stretching its lead to 47-38.
The RedHawks, who shot 60 percent from the field in the first half, struggled to find a rhythm from the floor in the second half, while Kent State continued to hit its shots. After quickly recovering from a double-digit deficit for the first time all game to pull within six, the Flashes rattled off a 15-6 scoring run to take a 65-50 lead with just over seven minutes left in the game. Their double-digit lead would be something they would not relinquish the rest of the game.
Junior forward Will Felder led the RedHawks with 18 points, and Harris added 16 off the bench. Kent State's Evans led all scorers with 21 points, with Holt adding 19 and Devareaux Manley scored 12. Rollins and Legarza were Miami's top rebounders, each grabbing six boards.
The RedHawks finish out the season on the road, with a Tuesday tilt at MAC-leading Akron at 7 p.m. and the regular season finale at Ohio on Saturday at 4 p.m. Both games will be televised on STO.


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Round Robin: TiPb vs. BlackBerry Bold Video Preview
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Round Robin: TiPb vs. BlackBerry Bold Video Preview
If the iPhone didn't exist, I'd probably have a bold. Though I love my iPhone to much.
Its so painful to watch blackberries being used hahaha
That has got to be the most entertaining review I've read throughout all of the Round Robin Posts so far. Rene cracks me up! Seriously.
While I am a Crackberry addict, I really enjoyed listening to his take and humor on the Bold. So much so, that I may even look at an iphone as a secondary device.
Yeah, he was that good.
Rene, nice job of inserting humor in what would otherwise be a review of a truly boring and passe product. Ping...gotta go.
Great review!
Good review. I too wanted to know if you tried out how word processing features on the device.
I like your initial love of the keyboard.
All you do to copy and paste is go into the options. I dont know how it is on the Storm yet since I will finally be getting it next week. I still don't get it. I've played with the Iphone way before my first Blackberry and still enjoyed RIM's device better. To me the Iphone is an over glorified psp. That being said, I would rather have an Iphone on all trips and to waste time because of the games/app store. Oh well.
This is great. Good job
Its amazing how many features you were using on Bold that do not exist on an iphone that were just second nature i.e. Menu button. every app you are in on blackberry has a menu that can do so much. This is the one HUGE thing the iphone is missing. it allows you to forward or reply to a msg from msg view without opening. You can select multiple msgs and mark as read. you can SEARCH you inbox. iphone for email is a complete JOKE.
Just some FYI's.
The "fake" buttons on the bottom of the sides of the Bold are power contacts for a Charging Pod:http://www.shopblackberry.com/blackberryaccessories/cgi-bin/pd.cgi?frompage=category&page=productdetail&from_category=BlackBerry%20Bold&category=BlackBerry+Bold+Chargers&pid=F2222X26M2J9PNVTGW7
When you place the Bold into the Pod, the Clock will display, and the Clock application can also enter "Bedside" mode which can optionally turn off the LED notifier, disable the Radio, and dim the screen.
Also, you can use the Space bar to scroll down in the Browser.
Finally, you can usually tap the first letter of a menu item to get to it quickly, so when you're in the Browser, instead of having to scroll forever to find Options, you hit Menu --> O --> [Enter] to get into the Options.
There's a wealth of shortcuts - including the Shortcut Keys (http://blackberryforums.pinstack.com/blogs/jdellasala/680-homescreenshortcutkeysqwertydevicesonly.html?referrerid=3389)
and lots more!
Give a yell if you need any tips! Nice review BTW.
My iphone is nice, but this blackberry looks outstanding! I think I will be switching soon.
(I can't do it. I'm really a bb user. I just felt like being a wisea**, hehehe, sorry)
Nice review, though.
Love my Blackberry! Wish I could rent an Iphone to see if i liked it
If I comment here can I win an iPhone? Or I guess I'm probably excluded since I'm an editor in the Smartphone Round Robin...hehehe :)
Just wanted to say awesome review!!!
Want tha iphone 3g...heard it was a great device and ive been reading reviews on it....blackberry bold and iphone unstoppable team lol
Im sorry, your just a complete moron. First off your gramar was horrible when talking about not typing good. Second off, you don't like to manage memory on your phone? That's maybe that worst apalogetic defense i've heard for the iphone only being able to run 1 program at once, excluding core programs. Jesus man, get off your high horse. The iphone is technology from 3 years ago. Your amazing OS is a bunch of shortcuts on 1 screen, and the browers is based on webkit. YOu can get webkit browsers for any phone. Ill take skyfire over safari any day.
Back button - gimmie, gimmie, gimmie!
I am an iPhone user who came from Blackberries. The menu sytem of blackberries is a good thing and a bad thing. It allows you to customize a lot but there are menus everywhere. And if your looking to customize something specific, it can be hard to figure out which menu to use: within the app? Main settings? Advanced settings? Blackberries are centralized around menus and the menus are all over the place. Not user friendly in my opinion. Don't get me wrong though, I love the Bold, that's why it's frenemy #1
The iphone and the Bold are both are great phones!
Bold prevails...
sexy phone... well, both are.
What a weird year for me...started with an "V" (model before the env), went to ATT for the original Iphone, could not receive a call while downloading on EDGE, went back to Verizon for the Voyager, switched to the rev A speed of the Dare, and lastly bought the Storm. The Bold looks nice , but I favor a touch screen.
Great review, hope i win an iPhone though
give me a bold ANYDAY.
At least RIM will partner to all carriers...iPhone's number one problem in the US is AT&T.
Have the best of both worlds, get a BlackBerry Phone and an iPod Touch.
IPhones are great if you don't manage a business, so are G-1's, but Blackberry's are still king if you are a business person or just really busy...
Note: People dont buy them for games, whatever you type you can make a million errors- just hit menu and spell check. Duhhhhhhh......I find the spell-check in my Curve to be better than Word...
sick review!!!
I was a previous owner of the iPhone (sorry guys), and have converted to a BB lover ever since my change. I have a VZW Curve and I don't know how I ever lived without one before (heheh). I do think I've outgrown it as I look at the Bold and the Storm with drool on both sides of my mouth. Not sure what side of the fence I'll fall on but I'm not going back to an iPhone. Again, sorry folks :)
Very nice review
Nobody mention the bold is HUGE with the smallest sreen of all. It's the tallest and widest phone among all the new phones. But also the smallest screen.
(Sq inches:)
- Fuze 8.06
- Treo 10.60
- iPhone 11,20
- Bold 11.66
Bold with the smallest screen is even bigger than the HD with a 3.8" screen
It's a huge tablet to hold in your your hand and put in your face.
It's a good phone but there is no point of comparing to the iPhone. Two different animals.
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Would there be interest in doing a head to head one as well (need 20 to enter for that)
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I'll join again, always annoying when your excellent bargains from last year have shot up in value. I had a quick look last night and couldn't see too many great value buys, actually, the Premier League doesn't seem as strong this year apart from say the top 5 or so teams plus of course Spurs.
I'm in again, won't pick a team till nearer the start of the season though once all the major transfers have gone through etc...
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L. Stevens takes back district title
Eight Vikings earned individual championships and 18 wrestlers from Lake Stevens qualified for next week's regional tournament, which will also be held at Snohomish High School. Accordingly, the Vikings took top team honors with 476.5 points, 164.5 points ahead of second-place Snohomish.
"Last year Snohomish was so deep and we wanted to emulate that, to improve our depth, and it helped today," said Lake Stevens head coach Brent Barnes. "(We got) our young kids to stick through the season to make sure we could fill two complete lineups."
That depth was evident as Lake Stevens had at least one wrestler finish in the top 5 of every weight class except for 132 pounds.
With several strong performances to choose from, including first-place finishers Jesse Peterson (138) and Cody Vigoren (170), Barnes singled out Logan Johnson at 160 pounds. Johnson pinned Lynnwood's Hunter Lord in 4 minutes, 25 seconds in the final.
"Logan Johnson did a great job against a state-placer in Hunter Lord," said Barnes. "It was pretty exciting and one of the highlights of the night for us."
Host Snohomish had seven wrestlers reach the finals and two championship matches were all-Panther affairs. Tyler Perry earned an 8-5 decision win over teammmate Jacob Proffit at 152 pounds and Tristan Baus pinned Peder Morrill in 2:22 at 195.
Cascade's Gino Obregon recorded a 9-0 majority decision win over the Panthers' Keaton Mills to win the 126-pound title and help the Bruins to a third-place finish. Overall, 10 Cascade wrestlers advanced to regionals.
Edmonds-Woodway finished fourth and had two champions, Noah Cuzzetto (113) and Nathan Vulliet (132).
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Team results: Lake Stevens 476.5, Snohomish 312, Cascade 217.5, Edmonds-Woodway 196.5, Arlington 163.5, Kamiak 130.5, Mariner 119, Mount Vernon 119, Lynnwood 96.5, Monroe 66, Jackson 54.5.
Championship match results: 106--Michael Soler (LS) dec. AJ Crew (LS), 8-2; 113--Noah Cuzzetto (EW) dec. Alex Rodorigo (LS), 6-2; 120--Jake Douglas (LS) inj. def. Luis Reyna (MV); 126--Gino Obregon (C) maj. dec. Keaton Mills (S), 9-0; 132--Nathan Vulliet (EW) dec. Bryce Thomas (A), 7-2; 138--Jesse Peterson (LS) maj. dec. Greg Eagle (S), 11-3; 145--Eric Soler (LS) maj. dec. Noah Johnson (C), 17-3; 152--Tyler Perry (S) dec. Jacob Proffit (S), 8-5; 160--Logan Johnson (LS) pinned Hunter Lord (L), 4:25; 170--Cody Vigoren (LS) dec. Tyler Webley (K), 9-2; 182--Jake Ferro (A) dec. Justin Kearney (S), 5-1; 195--Tristan Baus (S) pinned Peder Morrill (S), 2:22; 220--Shaq Reed (LS) pinned Alex Fairhurst (S), 1:06; 285--Brandon Johnson (LS) dec. George Johanson (EW), 5-1.
Other advancers (top 5 to regionals): 106--3. Wyatt Butler (S), 4. Jeremy Nygard (A), 5. Gabe Baltazar (EW); 113--3. Jorge Escobedo (C), 4. Ruben Crew (LS), 5. Josh Heitzman (K); 120--3. Christian Pridgeon (Mon), 4. Tristin Huggins (Mar), 5. Adrian Gutierrez (MV); 126--3. Wyatt Bell (LS), 4. Hiram Martin (EW), 5. Wyatt Larsen (C); 132--3. Rafael Ibarra (MV), 4. Matthew Calkins (L), 5. Darrick Rongholt (C); 138--3. Keenan Thomas (LS), 4. Conner Gonzales (A), 5. Alex Reeves (C); 145--3. Andrew Villalobos (Mar), 4. Scotty Bardell (A), 5. Juan Garcia (C); 152--3. Bryan Eason (LS), 4. Reald Markokaj (L), 5. Nick Semrau (MV); 160--3. Blake Sander (LS), 4. DeShaun Washington (EW), 5. Sawyer Sahlinger (S); 170--3. Marq Brown (EW), 4. Tom Eddy (C), 5. Kodiak Landis (S); 182--3. Easton Edwards (MV), 4. Mason Beaver (LS), 5. Spencer Schultz (EW); 195--3. Anthony Thees (LS), 4. Hector Morrell Jr (J), 5. Gareth Henderson (A); 220--3. Blake Carrico (C), 4. Manuel Vazquez (L), 5. Michael Oberholtzer (LS); 285--3. Sam Calabrese (C), 4. Francisco Flores (Mar), 5. Reeyad Ali (J).
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Baseball Season Ends with 7-2 Loss to Trojans in Second Championship Game; Sharpe, Wilhelm, McDaniel on All-Tournament Team
April 18, 2010
WILSON, N.C. - Mount Olive College claimed its fourth baseball title in the past five years on Sunday at historic Fleming Stadium, winning the 2010 Conference Carolinas Baseball Tournament with a 7-2 victory over Pfeiffer University. The Trojans (38-9) came into the tournament as regular season champions and No. 1 seed, only to lose in the first round to No. 6 seed Anderson. However, Mount Olive fought its way back through the losers bracket with four straight wins, capped by a sweep of Pfeiffer on Sunday.
In the final game, Mount Olive starter Sean Lydon (8-3) went eight innings, scattering seven hits and giving up two earned runs. Lydon had thrown 75 pitches over three innings in the loss to Anderson on Thursday, but gutted out another 98 pitches in Sundays strong showing.
Joseph Westbrook, one of four all-tournament selections for Mount Olive, went 4-for-4 in the game, and Bobby Leeper, the hero in the first game on Sunday, went 3-for-5 in the finale. Topher Ellis went 2-for-4, including a home run, with two RBI.
Pfeiffer (27-27) had seven different players with one hit each.
Pfeiffer took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when Eric Shoemaker doubled with one out, and Aarin Sharpe followed with a single up the middle that glanced off the glove of diving MOC shortstop Ryan Faison and into centerfield.
Mount Olive quickly tied the game again, scoring in the top of the third. Faison drew a walk to lead off the inning, and moved to second when Leeper beat out a bunt single. Both runners advanced a base on a sacrifice fly by Jesse Lancaster, and Faison scored on a groundout to second by Jeremy Nowak.
The Trojans took the lead for good in the fourth on a pair of extra-base hits. Joseph Westbrook rapped a double to right-center with one out in the inning, and Ellis followed with a controversial triple into the right field corner. Pfeiffer argued that the ball was foul, but the play stood, and Mount Olive took a 2-1 lead. Ellis then scored on a sacrifice fly, increasing the advantage to 3-1.
Pfeiffer got a run back in the fourth on a solo home run by Will Davis, his sixth of the year, but Mount Olive responded in kind in the sixth, with Michael Knox blasting a towering solo home run to center, his 23rd of the season, to make the score 4-2.
Mount Olive added single runs in each of the final three innings, the run in the eighth scoring on a solo home run by Ellis, and the run in the ninth coming courtesy of a Leeper triple and Nowak RBI double.
In addition to Westbrook, Faison, Knox and Jackson Massey were named to the all-tournament team. Jesse Lancaster was named MVP. Three players for Pfeiffer earned all-tournament acknowledgement: Sharpe; Luke Wilhelm and John McDaniel.


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April 11, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Visiting USC-Aiken took shutout Pfeiffer University 5-0 in non-conference tennis action on Wednesday afternoon. The Pacers improve to 8-6 on the year while the Falcons fall to 5-13. Due to late season rescheduling, the match was halted after the needed five points was earned.
USCA swept all three doubles matches as Ben Hunter and Luis Villalta had the tightest match in the number two position falling 8-5. The Pacers won fourth and fifth singles matches while one, two, three and six were unfinished.
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Since its launch in 2011, 51% of TechBUZZ presenters from that year have received $55.2 million in funding combined, while 34.2% of all TechBUZZ presenters have reported receiving some form of funding. Since 2011, TechBUZZ presenting companies have received in total more than $70 million in disclosed funding, with many more investments and acquisitions remaining in undisclosed terms. Recently, 2013 TechBUZZ presenters Riskive (winner of "Best of the Buzz" June), and ReelGenie received investments totaling more than $3 million combined, while RedOwl Analytics entered into a strategic partnership and undisclosed investment with In-Q-Tel.
"The experience was invaluable," shared TechBUZZ Spring 2013 presenter Franklin Din, CMIO, Zigron Healthcare. "Our objective was to alert potential investors and customers in the area that we have a unique solution to an ongoing problem of healthcare fraud. TechBUZZ provided us with a very focused public platform to reach a lot of our target audience. We consider our participation a great success that allowed us to 'burst onto the scene' and we anticipate primary, secondary and tertiary level benefits from our participation," he said.
The TechBUZZ Georgetown agenda includes a two investor & CEO panels who will share insights with all companies in attendance. This feedback provides the start-ups on stage and the entrepreneurs in the audience with valuable insight into the diverse approaches and priorities of multiple investors and a realistic perspective on how to shape products and concepts as well as build their companies.
Piloted in 2010 in Baltimore, TechBUZZ was launched in May 2011 by MAVA as a half-day seed-stage conference preceding its annual Capital Connection, which features companies from growth and later-stage companies. To elevate and showcase presenting start-ups and others in the greater Mid-Atlantic region, MAVA taps a range of community partners to bring together a broad, diverse and ever-changing community of entrepreneurs to events such as TechBUZZ and to MAVA's signature Capital Connection which occurred earlier this year on June 5-6 in Washington, DC. MAVA's community partners for TechBUZZ Georgetown cover a wide regional geography from Hatch in Norfolk, VA and Fishbowl Labs in Loudoun County, VA to Washington, DC's 1776, and ETC in Baltimore, MD.
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Kari Whitman: I'm from Bolder Colorado, a Tree Hugger Hippie, there's no other way to be. I've never NOT been green. To recycle and reuse, even for a modern sleek home, I find pieces to redo, mix old with new, to find more personality in diversity. Older products are typically made with better ethics and better quality materials. I bring things down to the wood frame and re cover them.
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SF: Which projects did you use our products in? Do any come to mind? I am currently working on an estate, in Texas. We are creating furniture pieces with Plyboo, and possibly incorporating flooring. We might even use some of the materials to create an indoor and an outdoor look. In Aspen, with Tony Banderas' house, I am using Plyboo to modernize a very rustic cabin to have a better balanced feeling.
KW: What challenges do you face when suggesting ecologically friendly building materials to homeowners? Challenges with manufacturers are finding those who are actually green and meet high sustainable standards. I want to use smaller companies, who are passionate. I do a background check to make certain they live up to what they say. Also getting a client to understand that green products can be sleek and modern.
SF: I see that you have a pretty large influence in green design, and you're covered quite heavily in popular magazines. What advice would you have for a homeowner interested in making more environmentally sound design decisions — improving indoor air quality for instance? What advice do you have for renters?
KW: Find pieces of furniture, which are timeless. Also refurbish, reuse and give another life to a product. Take a chair and gut it. Perhaps use a beautiful royal blue fabric with cream piping. You can after five years take that same chair and use a silver grey fabric with nail heads and create an entirely different look. There are fantastic green no voc paints. I like AFM Safecoat. Take a few of their vibrant colors, add some lighting at lamps plus (a store known for green products, kooky and funky with a bit of hollywood glam). Find a few pieces of lighting, add some timeless pieces of furniture, use a Plyboo woven palm panel in a key place, and you have great design. It does not have to put you into debt to make your space sleek and well designed.
SF: Which eco-focused media do you follow? Any blogs in particular?
KW: I read the Bolder Magazine, Bolder Daily Camera, my home town is so profound they seem to be one step in front of everyone else. They even started their own sustainable place, Boulder Sustainability Network. CU has an education center which is tremendous. Dwell is great for ideas. Also Solar Row, reading from my roots, listen to lectures from CU sustainability project.
SF: Do you feel it's difficult to transition into running a sustainable household?
KW: Not at all. Once you take steps, starting with cleaning solutions, fabrics, carpets — they all add up to a better organic aesthetic. You can feel the healthy environment. it becomes evident!
SF: I noticed that you've also done commercial design, and even have extended your brand to designing pet spaces. Is there any one area you feel people should really reconsider impact on their immediate environment when making their design to-do lists?
KW: Design with Paws in Mind, my book, is in the works. Pets and children, should use durable, non-toxic products. Chemicals and petroleum based products interact with pets and kids. I recommend when working with Don Henley when they were expecting their child, to look at all household cleaners. We also made certain that no carpet or other materials on the floors were going to be toxic. As we researched chemicals used in carpet I became more ware of how unhealthy carpet can be with all the added chemicals for stain resistance and simple binders they use for backing. Kids and pets are so interactive with materials that we focused on natural organic flooring and coverings. Also, take a look at Greener Pup Dog Beds. Remember use natural products, meaning few chemically developed fragrances and harsh solutions. The more simple it is the better.
SF: What would you like to see happen with the future of interior design?
KW: I'd like to see mandatory laws to really guide. I'd also like for sustainability not be a trend but a reality, from fad to a way of life. We should figure out a way for really green companies to be noticed and validated and be successful.
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Along with political and economic relations, cultural relations – including education – is one of the three cornerstones of German foreign policy and has, moreover, a demonstrably long-term impact. Cultural and educational programmes tailored to the needs and interests of people in our partner countries not only create a broad basis for stable international relations but also build trust in our country around the world. As a result of such programmes, our civil society, business and political actors readily find a host of important and reliable partners to work with. Our cultural relations and education policy objectives are:
- to present Germany as a country with a lively, multifaceted and internationally renowned cultural scene
- to strengthen Germany as an education, science and research location by awarding scholarships, for example, to students and outstanding young researchers from all parts of the world
- to promote interest in the German language in Europe and also internationally
- to contribute to international crisis and conflict prevention efforts by helping, for example, to rebuild schools and universities in Afghanistan
- to promote European integration by introducing EU-wide education and training parameters, for example
- to preserve cultural diversity around the world by supporting, for example, projects to restore endangered cultural sites in developing countries
- to create a stable foundation for international relations by fostering dialogue and encounter.
The main focus is on academic exchanges, support for schools abroad and activities geared to promoting interest in the German language as well as intercultural dialogue.
Our current priorities are as follows:
- under the "Schools: Partners of the Future" initiative, we are building a network of partner schools in selected growth and priority regions
- promoting the German language abroad
- Germany years in the Russian Federation (until June 2013) and Brazil (from May 2013)
Germany's cultural relations and education activities reflect the diversity and independence of the bodies responsible for their delivery. These are non-governmental organizations which operate under strategic guidelines laid down by the German Government and with a German Government mandate. In their programme and project work they enjoy a very large measure of independence. In the interest of consistency, the various activities undertaken by these organizations abroad on behalf of the German Government are coordinated locally by the relevant German embassy and consulate-general. Given the increasing number and diversity of the organizations involved, the coordinating role of our missions abroad is becoming increasingly important.
Our principal partners in this connection are:
- Goethe-Institut (GI)
- German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
- Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (AvH)
- Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa)
- Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA)
- Educational Exchange Service (PAD)
- German Commission for UNESCO (DUK)
- German Archaeological Institute (DAI)
- Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB)
- Max Weber Stiftung – Foundation for German Humanities Institutes Abroad (MWS)
- Federal Cultural Foundation (KSB)
- Haus der Kulturen der Welt (House of World Cultures – HKW)
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The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will feature tours of the property and remarks by project leaders, Fairfield District Supervisor Frank J. Thornton and Marie Bailey, who is scheduled to buy the home. The 1,576-square-foot, ranch-style property was built in 1953 in the Fayette Park subdivision, off Richmond-Henrico Turnpike near Richmond International Raceway.
Southside Community Development & Housing Corp., a nonprofit community development corporation, bought the vacant and dilapidated home in foreclosure for $30,000, using funds provided to Henrico by the federal HOME program, which supports efforts to create housing for individuals with low and moderate incomes. Better Housing Coalition was hired as a contractor and recently completed more than $70,000 in improvements.
The rehabilitation project highlights Henrico's approach to using HOME funds, a portion of which is set aside to help first-time homebuyers. With the Fayette Avenue project, the Department of Community Revitalization focused on a vacant property that had become blighted and a persistent challenge for the community and the county.
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In June 2012, the ASPCA rescued dozens of dogs from a Bronx dog fighting ring. Andrea K. adopted one of these special dogs, named 17, and shared the following story with us:
In May 2012, I lost my Pit Bull of 11 years, Mojo Jojo, to osteosarcoma. My heart was broken. I knew I would adopt another Pit Bull but wasn't quite ready yet. I decided to foster a puppy named 17. He fit in really well, and loves his housemates—we have three Staffordshire Bull Terriers named Charlie, Rumble and Page, and two adopted cats named Mush and Viggo. After about three weeks, we decided to officially adopt him.
As a dog trainer, I felt it was important to socialize 17, taking him to new places, introducing him to people and dogs during his foster period. Walking in town was a challenge. If a bus or truck passed by, or if 17 heard a loud noise, he would try to get back to the house. Walking him with our confident, adult dogs Rumble and Charlie, as well as bringing food along, helped 17 learn to walk in town without fear. At first, 17 was also hesitant to use the stairs leading up to our home. After a few weeks of eating breakfast on the steps, he overcame his fear.
17 is an avid swimmer, which we discovered when we took him to the beach—I could hardly hold onto his leash when he saw the water. Wearing a life jacket, 17 will fetch a ball over and over in the ocean. He's also enjoying agility classes. We also do a sport called lure coursing, which he took to right away. He has competed in Coursing Ability Tests and earned his first title in May.
A lot of people ask us why his name is 17. When we first took him home, his paperwork said #17/Arthur, meaning 17 of the 47 dogs in the case. "17" stuck and it is perfect because people always ask about it, which gives us an opportunity to educate people that great dogs really can come from cases of cruelty and neglect. No one forgets his name, either.
We'd like to thank the ASPCA for the great work they do and the opportunity they give animals like 17 every day in their work.
Andrea you are an angel to give him a chance to show what a wonderful dog he is.
What a perfect photo to prove how well fighting dogs can recover and become loving and gentle pets. Congratulations to you!
It makes me so happy to see these dogs have been given a 2nd chance and a new lease on life!
Andra This is so wonderful I have the same problem with one of my pits I can't get her by my house because of the cars even if she with her best friend Storm (my other pit :)
Andrea, than you for giving 17 a second chance at life and the ability to thrive. What a sweet boy you have ;) 17 is my favorite lucky #!
I want 2 thank u so much 4 saving 17 and changing his life around i wish there were more people like u that give these poor dogs a second chance.
I want 2 thank u so much 4 saving 17 and changing his life around i wish there were more people like u that give these poor dogs a second chance.
"17" is awesome.... so glad he got a chance at such a great life....and Andrea, bless your wonderful heart....
So glad you adoped 17 ! They all deserve a chance for LOVE and a GOOD HOME. Case in point.. our vet. gave my mother a pit bull...older, about 6 or so, at first I wasn't sure, but he has been a great companion for her and she loves him... he was dumped, has scars on face and missing a bunch of teeth ! But, is a loving sweet dog, she's had him now for about 3 years, and she is 94 years old !!! talk about trusting & loving a dog ! Just goes to show... you can't lump all dogs into the
BAD catagory... no bad dogs... just BAD OWNERS !!!!
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I made it over to Prides Creek, the new course in Petersburg, IN, today. It's probably 25 or 30 miles west of Patoka Lake. Hell of a course. Lots of water, including one shot I didn't even try. There's about a 275' carry, and that's about what I can do with a pretty perfect throw in perfect conditions so I went to the am pad.
I only hit the water in one spot (which wasn't a long carry at all, I just clipped a tree that hangs out over the pond,) but luckily Dane Prevo, one of the designers of the course (along with Nick Fest,) was trolling the water in his kayak using his homemade extended retriever.
It's a perfectly manicured park and there's no woods so other than the water there really shouldn't be any way for you to lose a disc. Lots of wide open grip & rip holes with good usage of the mature old-growth trees. Some level of elevation change on every hole.
Can't wait to play my next new one, which should be the "Cranbury" course in Connecticut Sunday. Check it out on dgcoursereview.com.