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Moving from a setting in Mexico (in the company of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Trotsky) to the 1950s America of Red Scares and McCarthyism, The Lacuna tells the very personal and human story of young novelist Harrison Shepherd. Kingsolver does a masterful job creating a story with both scope and intimacy while also raising potent questions about freedom of expression and belief. Bravo! -- Sheryl Cotleur, Book Passage, Corte Madera, CA
In her most accomplished novel, Barbara Kingsolver takes us on an epic journey from the Mexico City of artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo to the America of Pearl Harbor, FDR, and J. Edgar Hoover. The Lacuna is a poignant story of a man pulled between two nations as they invent their modern identities.
Born in the United States, reared in a series of provisional households in Mexico—from a coastal island jungle to 1930s Mexico City—Harrison Shepherd finds precarious shelter but no sense of home on his thrilling odyssey. Life is whatever he learns from housekeepers who put him to work in the kitchen, errands he runs in the streets, and one fateful day, by mixing plaster for famed Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. He discovers a passion for Aztec history and meets the exotic, imperious artist Frida Kahlo, who will become his lifelong friend. When he goes to work for Lev Trotsky, an exiled political leader fighting for his life, Shepherd inadvertently casts his lot with art and revolution, newspaper headlines and howling gossip, and a risk of terrible violence.
Meanwhile, to the north, the United States will soon be caught up in the internationalist goodwill of World War II. There in the land of his birth, Shepherd believes he might remake himself in America's hopeful image and claim a voice of his own. He finds support from an unlikely kindred soul, his stenographer, Mrs. Brown, who will be far more valuable to her employer than he could ever know. Through darkening years, political winds continue to toss him between north and south in a plot that turns many times on the unspeakable breach—the lacuna—between truth and public presumption.
With deeply compelling characters, a vivid sense of place, and a clear grasp of how history and public opinion can shape a life, Barbara Kingsolver has created an unforgettable portrait of the artist—and of art itself. The Lacuna is a rich and daring work of literature, establishing its author as one of the most provocative and important of her time.
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Barbara Kingsolver's work has been translated into more than twenty languages and has earned a devoted readership at home and abroad. In 2000 she was awarded the National Humanities Medal, our country's highest honor for service through the arts. She received the 2011 Dayton Literary Peace Prize for the body of her work, and in 2010 won Britain's Orange Prize for The Lacuna. Before she made her living as a writer, Kingsolver earned degrees in biology and worked as a scientist. She now lives with her family on a farm in southern Appalachia.
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The City of Englewood Arts & Festival Commission will be conducting their annual Youth Arts Fair program again this year. Northmont area school students from pre-school through 12th grade are invited to submit one or more of their art work or crafts pieces.
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Hey Sammy...any chance we can get baskets installed at CV like the one in your avatar? I think my score would improve a LITTLE.
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Were was that pic taken? in florida?
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After a recent flight to the United States, a British airline employee had this to say: "None of these people have travel insurance - nutters!"
When an airline employee, who in the event of trouble can get themselves shipped home within hours free of charge, thinks it essential to have travel insurance, it makes me wonder what the heck I'm doing tooling around the planet with only the specious airline Contract of Carriage, my own homeowner's insurance, and Blue Cross Blue Shield as a safety net.
In the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks, travel insurance tripled in popularity, according to insure.com: Travel insurance three times as popular since Sept. 11.
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With several airlines operating under bankruptcy protection, with the prospect of more to come;new and tighter restrictions on non-refundable fares; the effects of heightened security;the prospect of war.
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Recently, however, some policies will treat work-related cancellations as legit claims; if your work might require that you cancel trips, inquire about this directly with the insurance agent.
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Historically this coverage applied primarily to terrorism abroad; insurance companies are adapting in order to cover domestic terrorism. Inquire with your insurer to make sure you are covered irrespective of your destination.
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by Terry Melanson (26/4/2009)
The Golden Dawn – of Mathers, Westcott, Crowley fame - has gone Web 2.0.
Some of the most revealing posts on their blogs, are: The Golden and Rosy Cross Worn by International Golden Dawn Imperator, David Griffin; The Red and Golden Cross; and significantly, The Sabbatian Qabalah and its relation to the Golden Dawn.
From Griffin:
I wear a cross of pure 24k gold, enameled red, that derives directly from the 18th Century German Rosicrucian Order known as the Gold und Rosenkreutz. [...] The Gold und Rosenkreutz Order, the Rosicrucian predecessor of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn is, in fact, the source of origin of entire grade system of the Golden Dawn, as well as the mystic numbers of the grades, mystic titles, symbols, etc.
From "Sincerus Renatus":
[...][W]hat we see here is a direct Rosicrucian lineage in the Golden Dawn descending from the Gold und Rosenkreutz order through the Asiatic Brethren and the Frankfurt-am-Main lodge Zur Aufghene Morg[e]nroethe, aka L'Aurore Naissante, aka Chevrah Zerach Bequr Aur in Germany.
In my book over the Bavarian Illuminati it was established that the Gold- und Rosenkreutz [Golden and Rosy Cross] were the enemies of the Illuminati and vice versa. Why? 1) They were competitors for initiates; 2) Illuminati were rationalists and outright worshippers of reason, while the Rosicrucians pursued mysticism and theosophy and indulged in all manner of practical occultism (séances, theurgy, thaumaturgy, astrology, sorcery, kabbalistic magic and alchemy), which the Illuminati frowned upon, to say the least; 3) and the fact that the Rosicrucians were also aligned with the obscurantists of religious orthodoxy, the Jesuits, and recruited members from among its ranks.
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In Minnesota, vehicle titles and registrations are managed by the Driver & Vehicle Services Division (DVS) at the MN Department of Public Safety. Dealing with titles can be confusing, but there is useful information about Vehicle Title Transfers on the DVS website.
If you buy a vehicle in Minnesota and the seller has not given you the title or other documents of ownership as part of the sale, you must first try to correct the title problem by following the options listed in the DVS "No Proof of Ownership" procedures BEFORE you can ask for a court order to transfer title. (TIP: Be sure to click on the "Policies & Procedures" link on the DVS webpage.) If the options do not apply to your situation (e.g., DVS does have an ownership record for the vehicle or buyer is aware that the title was issued in another state) or the vehicle does not qualify for the "Defective Title Bond" option, then you may file a motion in District Court asking for an Order to Transfer Title.
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|All Children's Hospital was asked to care for several patients who are survivors of the recent earthquake in Haiti. Four of the Haitian children brought to the Tampa area last week by military transport were admitted to All Children's for treatment. The patients range in age from 18 months to 14 years. Three of the children were each accompanied by a relative, and an orphanage worker accompanied the fourth child.
"To receive the children and assess their needs, we were thankful for the efforts of a full team of staff from All Children's," said Pat Hughes, Interim Chief Nursing Officer. "We also had great support here at ACH from the inpatient units, from our Emergency Center physicians, our orthopaedic surgeons, the hospitalists, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, hematology, intensivists, and Dr. Greg Hahn, our Chief of Staff," added Hughes. Dr. Joe Perno from the ACH Emergency Center worked with Tampa General Hospital trauma surgeon Dr. Kathy Carruba at Tampa International Airport to triage patients and help coordinate transfer. The hospital quickly organized and staffed some available space to accommodate the arriving patients. Once stabilized, three of the children were admitted to critical care units.


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Hundreds of devoted Free Press readers entered our "Grown Ups Write Letters to Santa" contest, but only a select few could be deemed winners. We'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their submissions and let you know that every person who submitted a letter will be receiving a complimentary Free Press 2012 calendar.
Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
On to the top three …
Third place:
Dear Santa,
I've been a fan of your work for some time — even though I've been patiently waiting for a Hot Wheels City since 1980. We could continue to dance the same dance we've been dancing since I was 5-years-old, but who are we kidding? I haven't been a very good boy this year. Nothing major — just a citation for expired tags and a order to remain at least 1,000 feet away from Cloris Leachman. Our eyes met as we passed each other in a Denny's parking lot and I admit I was smitten. Her portrayal of Frau Blücher in "Young Frankenstein" gave me what one guidance counselor described as a "zestful appreciation" of discipline.
Anyway, if you could hook a brother up with an Xbox, I'd appreciate it.
Michael Gagliano, 41, Kinston
Second place:
Dear Santa,
Everyone is always asking you for something, but what about you? I'm concerned that in your quest to deliver toys to all the good girls and boys you've been neglecting yourself. I know you're supposed to be jolly, but I've noticed you've had to add a few extra reindeer to handle the extra tonnage as of late. Speaking of those two new reindeer, your publicist should really work up some decent stage names for them. I know we're not supposed to judge, but "Mortimer" and "Osama" don't seem to jive with "Donner" and "Blitzen."
As for your weight problem, I've sent a press release to every major news organization detailing the types of healthy snacks children should leave for you on Christmas Eve. Expect lots of spinach balls and artichoke cookies.
Correai Moore, 39, Durham
First place:
Dear Mr. Kringle,
Like the majority of Americans, my family has felt the impact of our stagnant economy. We've tightened our belts and let a few luxuries go, so for the time-being we're doing OK. We've also told both our children Walmart has changed its name to the Dollar Store.
It will warm the deep, dark cockles of your heart to see a child get excited over receiving a four-pack of Peter Pan batteries and a copy of Mr. T's 2006 fruit-based crime novel, "I Pithy the Fool."
A recent article in North Pole Monthly detailed the staff cuts you've had to make in order to keep the whole toy delivery thing going. Sometimes I think big corporations use a tough economy as an excuse to lay off workers and pile on those remaining, but I believe in your case, it was just something that had to be done.
Many of the elves that have been laid off over the last few years have found work through the "Elf on the Shelf" program. Parents love the "Elf on the Shelf" because their kids love it; furthermore, the fear of that little dude reporting any naughtiness back to you this close to the big day frightens many kids into good behavior.
I'm all for these unemployed elves earning a living, but the little guy that's currently residing in my house is starting to wear out his welcome. For one thing, he insists on having an entire glass of milk with each cookie. I know elves have different diets than humans, but I'm just before having to start milking the dog to keep up with demand. FYI, this dog doesn't even like it when someone tugs on its ear.
If you could call your boy and ask him to ease off on the cow juice, it would be greatly appreciated.
Also, while you were here last year, your reindeer left several "presents" on my tin roof. At first we didn't notice, but as the temperatures warmed, the "presents" started to thaw and roll off the house. It's quite disarming to be staring out a window at night and see a large "present" fly by the window.
Our little girl saw this one night and, to this day, wonders what kind of massive prehistoric bird could produce a "present" with such girth and pungency. What do you feed those deer, gun powder?
I've taken the liberty of hanging an industrial strength trash bag and shovel on the edge of my roof in anticipation of your visit on the 25th. If you could take just a moment to shovel any "presents" from your reindeer into that bag, it would be much appreciated.
My neighbor down the street is a card-carrying member of the ACLU and he's been having a hissy-fit over the manger scene in front of our town post office. I figure a giant pile of individually wrapped reindeer "presents" will be a big hit around his secular humanism tree.
Peace, love and soul.
Paulette Burroughs, 22, La Grange
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- In withering day-after criticism, President Barack Obama declared Thursday that the 16-day partial government shutdown was a Republican-provoked spectacle that "encouraged our enemies" around the world.
Elsewhere in Washington, and around the country, federal employees simply streamed back to their jobs. National parks reopened. The popular panda cam at the National Zoo came back online.
But there was no letup in the political fight.
Fresh from a defeat, tea party groups and their allies renewed fundraising efforts with a promise of future assaults on Obama's health care overhaul -- and a threat of more election primaries against Republican incumbents who don't stand with them.
Government spending was still front and center. Inside the Capitol, lawmakers charged with forging a post-shutdown deficit-cutting agreement in the next 60 days met privately. "We believe there is common ground," said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., chair of the Senate Budget Committee.
Privately, however, officials in both parties said the prospects for a major breakthrough were dim, given differences over taxes and spending that have proven compromise-proof throughout the current three-year era of divided government.
A few hours after Obama placed his post-midnight signature on legislation ending the long political showdown, Vice President Joe Biden was at the Environmental Protection Agency to greet returning employees. "I hope this is the end of this," he said, but he acknowledged "There's no guarantees."
That was a reference to the last-minute legislation that will fund the government only until Jan 15 and give Treasury the ability to borrow above the $16.7 trillion limit until Feb. 7 or a few weeks longer.
At the White House, Obama blended sharp criticism of Republicans with a plea for their cooperation over the remainder of the year and a call for less shrillness on both sides.
"Some of the same folks who pushed for the shutdown and threatened default claimed their actions were needed to get America back on track," he said in remarks in the State Dining Room.
"But probably nothing has done more damage to America's credibility to the world. ... It's encouraged our enemies. It's emboldened our competitors. And it's depressed our friends who look to us for steady leadership," he said.
Obama said the public is "completely fed up with Washington" and he and Congress face hard work in regaining trust. It was a reference to public opinion polls that show the nation in a sour mood -- though more inclined to blame Republicans than the president and his party for the first partial government shutdown caused by politics in 17 years.
Hoping to jump-start his own stalled agenda, Obama urged lawmakers to concentrate on three items in the coming weeks: a balanced plan to reduce long-term deficits, legislation to overhaul the immigration system and passage of a farm bill.
Polling aside, Obama's party emerged from the three-week showdown in Congress united. All Democrats in Congress supported the legislation that passed Wednesday night to fund the government and raise the debt limit.
Not so of the Republicans. Eighteen GOP members in the Senate and 144 in the House opposed the legislation, while 27 in the Senate and 87 in the House supported it.
The fault line separated tea party adherents from the balance of the rank and file. And there were clear signs the split was enduring, though not widening.
In Mississippi, where GOP Sen. Thad Cochran has not yet announced if he will seek a new term in 2014, the Club for Growth and Senate Conservatives Fund were not waiting to find out. They endorsed a potential rival, Republican state Sen. Chris McDaniel, as he announced his candidacy.
The groups are among several that have played an increasingly active role in Republican primary elections in recent years, several times supporting tea party-aligned challengers. In some cases -- Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, for one -- they went on to victory in the fall. In more, they lost seemingly winnable races to Democrats.
One survivor of such a challenge, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said during the day that the Heritage Foundation is in danger of losing its clout as a reliable conservative think tank because of the actions of its political arm, Heritage Action.
In an interview on MSNBC, he said, "There's a real question in the minds of many Republicans now. ... Is Heritage going to go so political that it really doesn't amount to anything anymore?"
Heritage Action played an influential role in the two-week political showdown. In the days leading to the impasse, it was a strong backer of the campaign to demand that "Obamacare" be defunded in exchange for Republican approval of funding for the government.


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This issue of Wings is mostly about butterflies and moths: their importance as pollinators; how atalas disappeared from south Florida and then returned; and the challenges in captive rearing of endangered invertebrates such as the quino checkerspot.
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Writing a report plugin is very similar to writing any other Mojo Plugin (see e.g. "Better Builds with Maven", Chapter 5 for an introduction into that). The most significant difference is that you do extend the
AbstractMavenReport class rather than the
AbstractMojo class.
You need to implement your Mojo as AbstractMavenReport, then you can simply add it to the <plugin> section within the <reporting><plugins> section of your POM and your report will be generated and linked into the Maven site automagically:
and so on.
@phase site binds your plugin to the site lifecycle of the build. You need to implement or override the following methods:
public void executeReport(Locale defaultLocale) throws MavenReportException- This method is called during site phase to actually produce your report.
- Other methods:
For the use of getBundle() you need to provide a resource bundle in
src/main/resources/my-report.propertiesthat contains the necessary keys for your plugin, e.g.
Note If you want to create the report without using Doxia, e.g. via XSL transformation from some XML file, then simply add the following method to your Mojo:
Keep in mind that in that case Maven will not be able to include the navigation into your report so you have to leave it out or include it yourself.
You will need the following dependencies to build your report plugin:
For a relatively straightforward report, you can take advantage of AbstractMavenReportRenderer.
This class will handle the basic negotiations with the Doxia sink, setting up the head, title, and body. You implement a renderBody method to fill in the middle. it provides utilities for sections and tables.
Doxia Sink
You also need to use the Doxia Sink API to have complete decoration (ie. menus). That is quite straightforward. You simply import
org.apache.maven.doxia.sink.Sink and get an instance by simply calling the class method
getSink() (you don't even have to implement it). Then you can do things like that:
to get
some text	.
Here is another complete example:
As one can easily see, the Sink API reproduces the major structural elements of HTML (and most other text markup languages). Start tag is denoted by
xxxx() method and end of tag by
xxxx_() method. You can do pretty much anything you could do with (x)HTML as there is even a
rawText() method that outputs exactly what you give it.
Note that the
text() method takes care of escaping characters.
Caveat: the sectionning is strict which means that section level 2 must be nested in section 1 etc.
Note: To find out more about the possible markup (that is the available methods) you need to read the sources at http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/doxia/doxia/trunk/doxia-sink-api/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/doxia/sink/Sink.javasince there is no documentation on http://maven.apache.org/doxia/doxia-sink-api/index.html at the moment.
More than one report from one plugin
If you want to have more than one goal in your plugin to generate several reports, simply add another Mojo with its own
@goal something tag. From the POM, you can control which goal is executed within the
<reportSet> section as follows:
Maven Changes Plugin
One of the best possibilities to understand how reporting works at this level is to have a look into the sources of the Maven Changes Plugin at https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/plugins/trunk/maven-changes-plugin/(or the current TAG inhttps://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/plugins/tag, if you prefer that). The sources aren't hard to read and it takes little time to understand the mechanism.
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As football season gets underway, Michael Shepard will be spending a lot of time on the sidelines.
He'll be watching 30 or 40 games at Santa Ana College, Chapman University and Servite High School – not that he's partial only to football.
He was in Poland last month among 10,000 spectators watching the U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team in the World League. Soon he'll be in Japan with the women's team. At UC Irvine, he watches baseball, soccer or basketball, depending on the season.
Shepard isn't a sports nut with too much time on his hands. An orthopedic surgeon with Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Irvine, he specializes in sports medicine.
For 11 seasons, he's volunteered as team doctor for a variety of schools – putting 11 years of medical training to use, he says, by caring for athletes.
Shepard is the safety net or the air bag: Someone you never hope to see rushing toward you.
"No one wants to see me on a Friday night."
Unfortunately, as amateur athletics grow increasingly intense, he sees far too many kids get hurt too young.
Shepard talks about the body like the tires on a car. How many revolutions have you got before you've worn out the tread?
The key, he says, is rotation.
"Players today are more one-dimensional – a baseball player who will only pitch – but there's only a certain number of throws in that arm."
Unfortunately, many players don't rotate sports by the season. They specialize.
He treats "thrower's elbows" or shoulders in athletes who play only baseball, water polo or volleyball. He's seeing more female athletes tearing their ACL, a knee ligament.
Today children start sports younger than ever and play only one sport all year round – it's practically mandatory to be competitive in high school. As a result, Shepard's patients are younger and their injuries more severe.
"I see 8-year-olds who play year-round baseball."


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Wombwell and McCormack Land on NCCSIA All-State Team
December 16, 2010
RALEIGH, N.C. – Eleven student-athletes representing eight institutions were selected to the eighth annual North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) College Division All-State women's soccer team. Junior midfielder Catherine Hauck from Lenoir-Rhyne University was the highest vote getter in all positions. Alyssa Wombwell and Sara McCormack represent Pfeiffer University on this year's squad. The team consists of student-athletes from NCAA Division II and Division III colleges and universities throughout the state. North Carolina sports information professionals submitted nominees and NCCSIA members selected the teams.
The All-State unit consists of one goalkeeper, three defenders, four midfielders, and three forwards. All student-athletes involved with ties in the voting process were included on the All-State team.
The team is highlighted by three members from Lenoir-Rhyne University and two from Pfeiffer University. Belmont Abbey College, Mars Hill College, Methodist University, Mt. Olive College, Salem College and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke all gained NCCSIA All-State selections.
Caitlin Scruggs from Lenoir-Rhyne University took a close race in the balloting at goalkeeper. The sophomore from Torrance, Calif. Native led the Bears between the pipes and a 0.44 goals against average in 1,435 minutes played including nine shutouts. Scruggs, a 2010 First-Team All-South Atlantic Conference and NSCAA All-Southeast Region pick was also named to the 2010 Food Lion SAC All-Tournament squad. She tallied a 12-1-2 record this year and led the South Atlantic Conference in goals-against average (0.44), save percentage (.897) and shutouts (nine).
The midfield position was led by Catherine Hauck from Lenoir-Rhyne University as the overall top vote getter. Hauck, a junior from Lake Mary, Fla. was recently was voted to the earned 2010 NSCAA/Performance Subaru Women's Soccer NCAA Division II All-America first team and NCAA Division II Daktronics All-American third team. Hauck was a First-Team All-Southeast Region selection by both Daktronics and NSCAA and was named the 2010 South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year. Hauck, who finished the year with a team-leading nine goals and 21 points, was also named the 2010 Food Lion SAC Tournament Most Valuable Player and has been a three-time all-conference (2008-10) and two-time all-region pick (2009-10). She also helped Lenoir-Rhyne advance to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight and tied for the team lead in goals this year with nine to go along with 21 points.
Rounding out the midfielder are Alyssa Wombwell from Pfeiffer University, Danielle Minichello from Methodist University and Salem College's Anna Trakas.
Wombwell, the junior from Pfeiffer University and native of Grand Blanc, Mich. is the only returner from the 2009 NCCSIA All-State Team. Wombwell put in team high nine goals with six assists leading Pfeiffer University to the Conference Carolinas tournament championship. Wombwell registered a hat trick in a 5-2 win over Erskine adding a pair of two-goal games in wins over Limestone and Barton. In the 10 games where Wombwell netted a goal and/or assist, the Lady Falcons went 9-1. Wombwell garnered player of the week honors in week two and was named a first-team all-conference performer.
Minichello, the junior from Eden, N.C. helped to led Methodist University to an 11-7-1 record. She scored a team high 11 goals for the Monarchs while adding two assists. Minichello earned USA South First Team All-Conference honors as well as scoring four game-winning goals. She also netted a hat trick against Peace College.
Freshman Anna Trakas of Salem College complete the honors at midfield. The native of Tryon, N.C. helped to lead Salem to a 15-3 record. Trakas was second in the Great South Athletic Conference in assists with 11. She earned spots on the 2010 Great South All-Conference team and the Great South All-Freshman team. She was a major contributor in helping Salem lead the conference in goals per game (4.30) and was third in the nation (DIII) for goals per game at the end of the regular season.
The three forwards named to the team were led in the voting by Sarah Porter from Mount Olive College. The freshman from Havelock, N.C. had 20 goals and five assists for a whopping 45 points on the season. Porter was named a Daktronics Division II All-America Honorable Mention, All-Southeast Region First Team, All-Conference Carolinas First Team and Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year. She ranks 4th in nation (NCAA II) in goals and 9th in nation in points. Against Converse College she scored a school record five goals in one game. She also scored at least one goal in each of final eight matches of the season.
Sophomore Anna Svensson from the University Of North Carolina at Pembroke, a native of Norrkoping, Sweden, also earned a spot at forward. She scored 17 goals and five assists and led the Braves to a 16-4-2 record. She was named Daktronics all-region and to the Peach Belt Conference all-conference team in 2009 and 2010. This season her recorded 17 goals was 2nd in UNCP history. She is a 2009 PBC Presidential Honor Roll selection and a four-time PBC Player of the Week honoree.
Senior Abby Martin from Mars Hill College rounds out the honorees at forward. The Greer, S.C. native helped to lead the Lions to a 9-7-2 record. Martin was voted Daktronics All-Southeast Region first team and All-South Atlantic Conference first team. She led the conference in goals (16), goals per game (0.94), game-winning goals (5), points (37) and points per game (2.18). Set also school records for most career goals (39) and points (92). Martin also won the SAC Scholar Athlete Award for second year in a row and was named to ESPN Academic All-District III first team.
The defender position was topped by junior Casey McDonnell from Lenoir-Rhyne University. The Toms River, N.J. native helped to lead the Bears to a school-record 19-2-2 mark this year and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight in addition to capturing both the SAC Regular Season and Tournament Championships. She is a 2010 All-South Atlantic Conference and Daktronics All-Southeast Region First-Team honoree. McDonnell has also garnered second-team all-region honors by NSCAA and helped Lenoir-Rhyne limit its opponents to just 14 goals in 23 games including 11 shutouts.
Senior Sara McCormack from Pfeiffer University and a native of Charlotte, N.C. also earned defender honors. She anchored a defense that registered eight shutouts on the year including a school-record streak of seven-straight shutouts to end the regular season and start the playoffs. McCormack and the Lady Falcon defense had a 758:58 span without allowing a single goal to the opponents. On top of stellar defensive play, McCormack scored the lone goal in a 1-0 win at Queens in the tournament semifinals with a 40-yard shot. McCormack is also a first-team all-conference member.
Kristin Voirin from Belmont Abbey College rounds out the team at defender. The senior from Winter Park, Fla. was a first-team all-conference selection and led the team to a 17-2-3 record. She scored three goals while helping anchor a defense that is third nationally in shutout percentage and sixth in goals against average.
About NCCSIA
Founded in 2002, NCCSIA is comprised of sports information professionals from NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA and independent institutions from the state of North Carolina. The organization seeks to promote collegiate athletics and student-athletes at all schools. Membership is open to anyone affiliated with a college, university or conference located in North Carolina, and whose area of responsibility lies within sports information.
NCSSIA selects All-State teams for men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's basketball, softball and baseball on the College (Division II, III, NAIA) and University (Division I) levels. More than 650 student-athletes have been recognized on NCCSIA All-State teams since 2003.
The 2010 NCCSIA College Division Women's Soccer All State Team – College Division
Goalkeeper: Caitlin Scruggs, Lenoir-Rhyne University
Defender: Casey McDonnell, Lenoir-Rhyne University
Defender: Kristin Voirin, Belmont Abbey College
Defender: Sara McCormack, Pfeiffer University
Midfielder: Catherine Hauck, Lenoir-Rhyne University
Midfielder: Alyssa Wombwell, Pfeiffer University&
Midfielder: Danielle Minichello, Methodist University
Midfielder: Anna Trakas, Salem College
Forward: Sarah Porter, Mount Olive College
Forward: Anna Svensson, University Of North Carolina At Pembroke
Forward: Abby Martin, Mars Hill College
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Until the latter 20th Century, practically every human belonged to one superstitious cult or another, as Sam Harris points out in his book. Today, however, various estimates of the numbers of religious nonbelievers fall into a ballpark of 800 million to 1 billion. These numbers are comparable to, if not greater than, the entire human population alive about 200 years ago, so by the demographic standards of the early 19th Century CE, the world is full of "infidels."
The implosion of religious belief even in countries where people are free to study and practice any religion they want (e.g., much of the European Union) should cast considerable doubt on recent claims that we have "god genes" which predispose us towards religiosity. Ironically the levels of religious belief in Israel, a country which figures so prominently in American fundamentalist imaginations, are more in line with secular-humanist Europe's than Jesus-loving America's.


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(NewsUSA) - It's a common complaint among couples -- "Your snoring is keeping me awake!"
But what many couples may not realize is that snoring could be a sign of a more serious medical condition, such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Approximately 12 million to 18 million American adults have OSA, but it is estimated that between 80 and 90 percent of those individuals are undiagnosed.
OSA is a sleep disorder. In OSA, a person's airway collapses many times during the night, causing them to repeatedly stop breathing for short periods of time, which deprives the body of oxygen. OSA is associated with loud snoring that is interrupted by periods of silence followed by gasps for air.
According to Dr. Joanne Getsy from the Drexel Sleep Center of Manayunk at Drexel University College of Medicine, "The breathing pauses that someone with OSA experiences may result in reductions in blood oxygen saturation and fluctuations in blood pressure and heart rate, which raises the risk of diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and death."
Risk factors for OSA include obesity, large neck size, or abnormalities of the skull, face, nose and oral cavity. Besides snoring and pauses in breathing during sleep, one common symptom of OSA is excessive sleepiness (ES), which is the inability to consistently achieve and sustain wakefulness and alertness to accomplish the tasks of daily living.
There are many questionnaires a physician might use to help identify whether a patient is at risk for OSA. The STOP questionnaire is an easy-to-use, four-question screening tool to help identify certain risk factors for OSA. With the STOP, a patient is asked to identify whether they snore, often feel tired, have been observed to stop breathing during sleep or have or are being treated for high blood pressure. Based on the patient's response, their physician may then order an overnight study at a local sleep center, during which the patient's breathing patterns are monitored and analyzed.
One standard treatment for OSA is continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), which uses a mask-like device and pump that work together to keep the airway open with air pressure. Despite the use of the CPAP device, patients may continue to experience symptoms, such as residual excessive sleepiness. In one study, even after three months of CPAP treatment, as many as 65 percent of patients still suffered from objective ES. A doctor may assess a patient's level of sleepiness using a questionnaire called the Epworth Sleepiness Scale, also known as the ESS. Fortunately, there is help for residual ES sufferers. They should speak to their physicians for more information on the treatment of OSA and ES associated with treated OSA.
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Being a Diva sometimes gets labeled in a negative light, but Music Choice tackles the issue head on and recognizes the faces of Black women in music and their achievements in an original program, "MC Docs: The Diva Debate," to air on Music Choice On Demand. Hosted by television personality and DJ, Amanda Seales, the show features artists Bridget Kelly; Grammy-award winning singer Melanie Fiona; Grammy-nominated singer Mack Wilds; Music Choice's VP of Programming, Damon Williams; ESSENCE.com Entertainment Editor, Yolanda Sangweni; Madame Noire Deputy Editor, Brande Victorian; and Moguldom Managing Editor, Anslem Samuel Rocque. This diverse panel addresses many topics including how a Diva is defined, who are ones in training, which Divas should make a comeback, and the role of reality TV on black women in music.
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Nov. 24, 2012 · Millett Hall · Oxford, Ohio
- Miami won back-to-back games for the first time this season and for the first time since the first two games of February last year (Eastern Michigan, at Ball State). Next Saturday at IPFW, the RedHawks will go for their first three-game winning streak since a five-game run in February, 2011.
- Miami hit 12-of-25 shots (48.0 percent) in the first half, its best opening 20-minute period of the young season. The RedHawks' previous best was 37.9 percent against Grambling State (Nov. 13). Miami also registered its best half of the year against the Tigers, 52.9 percent after intermission.
- Miami had 20 points off turnovers on Saturday, besting its season average. In its previous four game, the RedHawks totaled 78 points off opponent turnovers, an average of 19.5 per outing.
- Miami has tallied at least 70 points in all three wins this season. The RedHawks tallied 76 on Saturday, 72 vs. William & Mary and 80 vs. Grambling State.
- Miami connected on nine 3-pointers, tying a season high. The RedHawks also had nine against Grambling State.
- Freshman Reggie Johnson led the RedHawks with a career-high 21 points, his second 20-point performance in five games as a RedHawk. Miami players have hit the 20-point mark three times this season: Johnson (vs. Grambling State) and Allen Roberts (at William & Mary) were the only other 20-point performances for Miami this year. Johnson's 21 points are the most by a RedHawk this season.
- Junior Quinten Rollins dished out a career-high 10 assists, topping the seven he tallied against Grambling State on Nov. 13. Rollins' 10 assists were the most by a Miami player since Tyler Dierkers amassed 10 against Mississippi State on Nov. 25, 2007. A total of 10 points gave Rollins his first career double-double.
- Junior forward Jon Harris led Miami in rebounding for the third time this season. He totaled eight, tying his career high from earlier this year (Grambling State).


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TROY — Three men who allegedly pulled a burglary at the home of a former girlfriend in Bradford over the weekend were given $50,000 bond during their arraignments in Miami County Municipal Court on Monday.
The accused, Matthew A. Adams, 20, of Greenville; Austin T. Nicodemus, 20, of Greenville; and Paul J. Treon, 20 of Russia all remain behind the bars at the Miami County Jail.
They are all scheduled for April 8 preliminary hearings.
Adams and Treon are both charged with aggravated burglary, a felony of the first-degree that carries a potential prison sentence of between three to 10 years in prison.
Nicodemus has been charged with complicity, a felony of the fifth-degree with a potential prison sentence of up to a year in prison.
In the early morning hours of March 29 the men drove to the home of a female acquaintance in Bradford in the 600 block of Moody Avenue and allegedly Adams and Treon went inside the residence while Nicodemus waited outside, according to sheriff's reports.
The trio of men were apprehended a few hours later by the authorities and reportedly confessed to the crime, authorities said.
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Ever wonder what Scandalous star Carolee Carmello would be doing with her life if she weren't a Broadway leading lady? Find out in the latest episode of Follow Me!
In the latest episode of her video blog, Scandalous star Carolee Carmello answers viewers' questions about what she can't live without, and gives us a tour of the cast dressing rooms. Click on to sneak a peek at a shirtless Edward Watts!November 30, 2012
In the latest episode of her video blog, Scandalous star Carolee Carmello comes back to the Neil Simon Theatre after being put on vocal rest, and takes us behind the scenes of the show on opening night! Click on for the festivities!
Scandalous, written by Kathie Lee Gifford, David Pomeranz and David Friedman, brings the story of revivalist Aimee Semple McPherson (Carolee Carmello) to Broadway. Find out if Word of Mouth panelists Jane, Ruth and Brian are singing its praises.November 19, 2012
Kathie Lee Gifford's new musical Scandalous had a rapturous opening with stars Carolee Carmello, George Hearn, Roz Ryan and the rest of the cast testifying about the life of Aimee Semple McPherson on their big Broadway night.November 16, 2012
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Shane Williams scored a last-minute try to secure Wales a 31-24 win over Scotland at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
Scotland, inspired by pivot Dan Parks, were the better team for most parts of the match and deserved their 10-point lead seven minutes from time. However, they reduced to 13 men and Wales score two late converted tries and a penalty to steal victory.
Before the kickoff, there was already a controversial point. Wales head coach Warren Gatland requested the stadium's roof to be closed, but his Scottish counterpart Andy Robinson refused as he believed it would give the home side an extra advantage.
The decision went Robinson's way, as the ruling is that both coaches must agree for a closed stadium, but Wales were still the favourites no doubt. With nine British and Irish Lions in their starting line-up, Wales looked the stronger side on paper.
However, on the field it was a different story as Scotland had the upper hand in the early exchanges on a chilly afternoon in Cardiff.
Wales were poor in defence and attack from the outset as they slipped several tackles and poor handling scuffed vital try-scoring opportunities.
This allowed Scotland to steal the early momentum and they took full advantage of Wales defensive flaws as flank John Barclay burst through centre James Hook and scrumhalf Gareth Cooper for the opening score. Fullback Chris Paterson added the extras for a 7-0 lead.
Wales dominated the scrums throughout the match as the Scottish front row faltered, and this allowed the home side to score their first points from a resulting penalty moments later. Flyhalf Gareth Jones on target for the hosts.
But the influential Parks then helped Scotland surge into a 12-point lead. First Parks cancelled out Jones' three-pointer with a drop goal and minutes later, put a clever grubber through Wales' flat defence for replacement wing Max Evans to touch down in the corner.
Jones and Parks, who took over the kicking duties from Paterson as the injured fullback suffered a premature end to his 100th Test cap, then traded penalties in the last quarter to leave the score 18-9 at the break.
Scotland had the perfect start to the second stanza as they were awarded a penalty from the restart. Parks kicked the three-pointer to extend the visitors' lead. However, Gatland's charges came out a more inspired side after half-time.
This saw Wales hit back through a Lee Byrne try. From a set-piece in the midfield, Wales passed the ball wide and the fullback found space in the wings to score in the corner, but Parks put Scotland 10 points ahead with a long range drop goal.
With 10 minutes remaining, Scotland were under pressure to maintain their lead. The situation worsened for the visitors as replacement hooker Scott Lawson was sinned bin in the 74th minute, giving Wales a one-man advantage which sparked their comeback.
First Wales overlapped Scotland's defence out wide as wing Leigh Halfpenny ran in at the corner. Jones kicked the conversion..
From the restart Wales were on the attack again, this time kicking the ball into space. Scotland were penalised for illegally obstructing the home team's chase and were reduced to 13 men. Jones then levelled the scores, with one more play remaining.
It seemed that a draw was a satisfying result for the home side as Gatland and co clearly looked relieved in the stands, but that wasn't the end of the match as Wales did the unthinkable.
From the kickoff, Wales gathered possession. Jones then kicked the ball out wide and Halfpenny secured possession in the Scots' 22. After three phases, Wales had men extra in attack and wing Williams scored the match-winning try under the posts.
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Crowds carrying green tote bags wandered through the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center on Saturday, getting ideas to improve their homes or holiday gifts and decorations.
This weekend was the third year of the Holiday Home-Gift Show. It continues Sunday from noon until 4 p.m.
Judy Avery, coordinator of the event sponsored by Moen and the Sun Journal, said about 1,000 people attended Friday and Saturday, but the crowds looked even larger.
Something new this year is a gift workshop upstairs at the convention center put on by Bear Hands Art Factory where children make gifts in the workshop while their parents shop and look for holiday ideas downstairs among the 90 vendors displaying their wares.
Avery said she was hoping for about 7,000 visitors this year, compared to 5,000 last year.
Tiffany Strickland of Cove City took a break from looking at all that was offered to introduce her 9-month-old son Creed to Santa Claus. Children stood in line with big smiles on their faces waiting to sit in his lap.
"He did really well," Strickland said. "I was afraid he was going to be scared, but he was more relaxed if anything."
This was Strickland's first Holiday Home-Gift Show and she enjoyed it, she said.
"I just came to look around and see all the good stuff," she said. "I plan to look at the Christmas decorations to see if anything catches my eye."
Wendy Brunk, overseeing the Phoenix Trading booth, said people were excited to see all of the holiday cards and decorations her company had on hand.
"Some say, 'Oh, it's so different. Oh this is so pretty,'" Brunk said. "People just love it — the quality of it and they love the price."
Items catching people's attention were the advent calendars, with which you can open a window each day leading up to Christmas or build a tiny house each day in a snow village display, she said.
Julian Marsh and his wife Joan, who just moved to New Bern, said they were attending their first Holiday Home-Gift Show.
"I think it is great," he said. "There are good things here and a lot of things for the home."
His wife agreed.
"It is mostly things for the home, but you can get some great ideas," she said. "I liked the cosmetics and jewelry."
"If it twinkles bright, it will catch the eye of a woman," her husband added.
Linda Shafer of Newport attended hoping to be inspired.
"I just came to get some ideas for Christmas," she said as she clutched her green tote bag. "I ended up getting a gift for myself. They have a lot of things I like. But I'd like to see more Christmas things. A lot of it feels like a home show."
Tucked between the booths of Professional Carpet Systems and Bath Fitter, Jan Dallacqua was greeting people who were looking at Christmas decorations at Tessa's Attic, a local business owned by Diane Druhot, who sells her products through My Favorite Things on Middle Street. Dallacqua was helping Druhot, who was away from her booth.
"A lot of these decorations are a little classier than the bright reds and greens you usually see," Dallacqua said.
There were gold stockings and colorful wreaths and hand-made dolls, pillows, aprons, scarves and table decorations.
Avery said the Holiday Home-Gift Show used to be the fall home show, but it now includes gifts and decorations because it is so close to the holidays.
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