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DATE & TIME: Saturday, Nov. 10, 3:30 p.m. (et).
FACTS & STATS: Site: University Stadium (39,224) -- Albuquerque, New Mexico. Television: Comcast. Home Record: Wyoming 1-4, UNM 2-2. Away Record: Wyoming 1-3, UNM 2-4. Neutral Record: Wyoming 0-0, UNM 0-0. Conference Record: Wyoming 1-4, UNM 1-4. Series Record: Wyoming leads, 34-30.
GAME NOTES: The Wyoming Cowboys shoot for back-to-back wins for the first time in nearly a year this weekend as they match up against the New Mexico Lobos in Mountain West Conference action at University Stadium in Albuquerque.
Wyoming, which hasn't won consecutive decisions since November of last season, managed to snap a four-game slide last weekend with a 45-31 victory over Colorado State at home. The win was just the second in nine tries this season for the Cowboys, who are currently tied with both the Rams and Lobos for seventh place in the league standings at 1-4.
Not only were the 45 points the most for Wyoming this season, the effort also saw the team tally 21 points in a single quarter for the first time this season as well as put points on the board in all four periods for just the second time.
Meanwhile, the Lobos are in a similar position this week that Wyoming was last, attempting to snap a losing streak. Since winning two straight over the likes of Texas State and Hawaii, UNM has fallen in three consecutive outings and in all of those games, has given up at least 28 points. Last Saturday, the Lobos were dumped by UNLV on the road in a 35-7 final.
However, despite the recent drought, the Lobos have already won more games than they had in the previous three seasons combined (3-33), and they are still shooting for their first record of .500 or better since putting up a 9-4 mark in 2007.
Thanks to a 31-10 win last season at home in Laramie, Wyoming leads the all- time series with New Mexico by a 34-30 margin.
In the 104th edition of the annual Border War against Colorado State, the Cowboys came out on top for the fourth straight year thanks to Brett Smith who, on his way to being named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Week, threw for four touchdowns and ran for another as he accounted for 235 yards through the air and another 27 on eight rushing attempts.
Not to be completely overshadowed by his quarterback, cornerback Blair Burns made quite a showing of his own as he recorded four solo tackles and returned an interception 99 yards for a touchdown in the double-digit victory. Burns was named the MWC Defensive Player of the Week.
For the most part this season, the Wyoming defense has been nothing to write home about with 34.8 ppg allowed (104th nationally), mainly because the group cannot get a strong enough push at the line of scrimmage. The squad has given up 203.8 ypg on the ground and accounts for just 1.22 sacks per game and 4.44 tackles for loss per outing which puts them near the bottom in all of those categories nationally.
In the case of Smith, not only can he move the offense with his arm, generating 255.9 ypg as he completes 61.3 percent of his attempts for 18 touchdowns, he's also tied for the most rushing TDs on the unit with four in the seven games in which he has appeared.
While Wyoming's run game is rather pedestrian at 136.7 ypg, the same cannot be said for New Mexico now that first-year head coach Bob Davie has instituted a run-first mentality. The team does more than just look to run first and foremost, the Lobos have actually taken that approach to a new level by running the ball almost five times more than attempting to pass.
Ranked fifth in the country with 303.1 ypg rushing, the Lobos are at the other end of the spectrum in passing with their mere 53.5 ypg easily ranking them last in the nation. Regardless of who has handled the snaps for New Mexico, whether it be B.R. Holbrook or Cole Gautsche, the latter being the starter now with Holbrook being injured, the goal is to turn and hand the ball off to someone like Kasey Carrier who can carve up a defense.
Carrier leads the team in rushing with 1,156 yards and 13 touchdowns, just a fraction of the unit's 3,031 yards and 29 scores on the ground. The difference between last year and this year in the rushing attack is like night and day after the program recorded a mere 10 rushing touchdowns in all of 2011.
Even though UNM ran for more than 300 yards (307) for the seventh straight game in the loss to UNLV, the squad reached the end zone only once on a five- yard run by Carlos Wiggins. Carrier finished with only 52 rushing yards and Gautsche was just 3-of-6 passing for 43 yards and an interception.
Depending on how long the Lobos can pick up significant yards on the ground and maintain possession of the ball, keeping it away from Smith and the Pokes, UNM might have a fighting chance in this one.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: New Mexico 27, Wyoming 24


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This beautiful work depicts a scene from Daphnis and Chloe, the ancient Greek love story. Written by the Greek novelist Longus and set on the pastoral island of Lesbos, Daphnis and Chloe is one of the most captivating romances -- in fact, it is said to have influenced every love story from Romeo and Juliet to The Princess Bride. Marc Chagall's intimate, dream-like illustrations of this tale are the most important graphic works he created. They show his wonderful style of storytelling and his spectacular sense of color.
This lithograph comes from the book edition. It is set in a handsome wood frame and is ready to hang.
Russian by birth, Marc Chagall was educated in St. Petersburg and Paris, eventually emigrating to France in 1923. His early influences were Russian expressionism and French cubism, but Chagall created a style that was unique to the 20th century. His mastery of color suffuses his paintings and prints as well as the stained glass work that he created for European cathedrals.

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And that's only the half of it when it comes to the 18-year-old's interest in fishing.
"We have fishing competitions (in the family) and no one can beat me because I just know how to do it," Bray said as he relaxed after a recent practice at the team's practice facility a few miles from the high school.
"I watch fishing shows all the time. I'm on the Internet looking up fishing techniques all the time, about as much as I am watching wrestling videos."
Bray can't recall his first fishing foray — it was probably while visiting his grandparents on Bogue Sound while living in Winston-Salem — but he knows it was love at first bite.
"Every summer I'd come down and I'd get in and be like, 'Hey, grandma and granddad,' grab a fishing pole and run to the end of the dock. That's the first thing I'd want to do," Bray said. "I just loved it.
"I guess it's a way to clear my mind. At a younger age I didn't really think about it like that, but as I've gotten older I've kind of felt like it really just calms my nerves when I'm stressed or something."
It would seem stress would be more of a problem for Bray's opponents, who have found it difficult to subdue the three-time state qualifier who finished fifth in the state as a freshman and third the last two years.
And at 41-4 this year, Bray looks like not only a shoo-in for the state championships once again but one of the favorites — along with several teammates — to bring home the gold March 2 at the Greensboro Coliseum.
So is state championship or bust for Bray?
Not exactly; while he is out to win the state 2-A title at 122 pounds, he insisted for now that he's taking it "one match at a time."
"I feel like I'm busting my butt, but feel even when I'm exhausted I can still go harder," said Bray, who earlier this year won Croatan's Beast of the East as well as the Tiger Holiday Classic in
Given his size, wrestling would seem a perfect fit — and it is. But Bray did try other sports. He took a stab at soccer and T-ball. But he didn't really like either sport perhaps in part because he "wasn't very good either."
Little League, however, was a different story.
"I was pretty good," he said, "but it wasn't something that was really my calling."
One year later when he was in the seventh grade, however, he found his calling. His father, Phillip, suggested he give wrestling a try.
"At first, I didn't want to," Bray recalled. "We got in the car and I was like, 'I really don't want to go.' And the first practice I'm getting my butt kicked by this kid who's been wrestling probably since he was 6 or 5."
As he was being "manhandled," he REALLY didn't want to be there.
"But," Bray said, "by the end of practice I was actually holding my own and I think I feel in love from then on out."
But does he really love the sport?
"I don't know if I'd call it love," he said. "People ask me, 'Do you really like wrestling?' I'm like, 'I don't love the sport, but I know I'm good at it, and I don't want to disappoint people and I don't want to disappoint myself.'"
As a freshman, Bray wrestled at 106 pounds and then moved up to 112 the next two years before weighing in as a senior at 120 (122 with the 2-pound growth allowance after Dec. 25).
Which means one thing: Bray's had to cut weight. As he spoke, Bray said he weighed about 129 pounds, but the Cougars were off for exams.
"So we're enjoying ourselves a little bit," he said. "I'm going to have to drop some weight."
Bray's weight downfall, he said, is Chick-fil-A. The day before he said he'd eaten breakfast and dinner there.
"Chick-fil-A is the place to be," he said as his mother, Sandra, smiled.
Unless, that is, you're in the 2-A state dual championships and about 5 pounds overweight, a situation Bray found himself in a year ago as the Cougars prepared to take on Piedmont in the finals.
It was, he said, a "pretty miserable" situation. While he worked hard to drop the weight, his teammates were enjoying a movie. Bray did go on to drop the weight and actually won his match on a tech fall.
Nonetheless, he added, coaches weren't happy.
"Let's just say I got a pretty chew out from (one of the assistants)," Bray said. "He gave me an earful."
On the mat, Bray can be either a whirlwind or a chess player. As a freshman, he said he "didn't have anything." But he learned. As a sophomore he worked hard to get his technique down while also improving on timing his shots for takedowns.
"Then my junior year I really kicked in to (refining his) tempo and movement," he said. "This year I've just really tried flowing with everything all together. I can be aggressive at times, but I can also back up, take a step back and be like, 'OK, let's re-evaluate what I'm doing here.'"
And while he doesn't try to copy anyone's style, Bray, who loves the "super duck" takedown technique, said he's a fan of Cornell's Kyle Dake, the only wrestler in history to win NCAA titles at three different weight classes.
"He wrestles a similar style to me. I mean, hey, you've always got to choose the good guys," Bray said. "But I try to separate myself from other people and try to find my own style…, (and) off the mat I'm a friend, but on the mat I don't like people."


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noun \ˈhej\
: a row of shrubs or small trees that are planted close to each other in order to form a boundary
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Middle English hegge, from Old English hecg; akin to Old English haga hedge, hawthorn
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: to surround (an area) with a hedge
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transitive verb
: to enclose or protect with or as if with a hedge : encircle
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Who's coming to the ALL Star Weekend??????
Who's coming to the ALL Star Weekend??????
I'll be there in adv. master.
regestration is up on pdga .com we are giving away three baskets in the adv. so all you ams might think about stepping up nate i mean ams hope to see you guys there.
Why three baskets for Advanced? Why not spread them out to other divisions? Maybe one for the division that has the most players signed up or something like that to choose another division.
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That's exactly what I was thinking/wondering.Originally Posted by J_VanOver
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Could you post a link or a date?
I looked for it at pdga.com and could not find anything.
Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new..........Albert Einstein
Here is the link to sign up
we wanted to see people step it up and play higher divisions. it seems like int. and rec. are full of more baggers than any, so step it up and get paid its just like adding money to the open div. everybody does that. so we wanted to try it.
just wanted to let you know the course layout is on our web site and the course is layed out with paint most of the work is done just a little tweeking and cutting check it out the course is sweet. start practing
I plan on playing as of right now! What kind of baskets are being rewarded to the adv divisions?
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May 5, 2012
OXFORD, Ohio--As Miami University celebrates the Class of 2012 with graduation ceremonies May 5-6 on the Oxford campus, Miami University Athletics honors the 82 student-athletes, athletic trainers and spirit group members with a reception for the graduates and their families on Saturday prior to the 1:30 p.m. graduation ceremony at Yager Stadium. Miami Athletics' May 2012 graduates are listed below, and amongst the RedHawk graduates was football standout and Pittsburgh Steeler Ben Roethlisberger.
Composer, musician and two-time Academy Award-winner A.R. Rahman will serve as the commencement speaker for Miami University's spring ceremony. Click HERE to link to a live stream of Saturday's University Commencement Ceremony at Yager Stadium.
Baseball Shawn Marquardt Bryce Redeker Matt Rosinski
Men's Basketball Julian Mavunga Adam Thomas
Women's Basketball Maggie Boyer Rachael Hencke Erin Wisner
Field Hockey Kylie Landeros Jackie Nguyen
Football Cory Brown Tyrone Jones Anthony Kokal C.J. Marck Thomas Merriweather Ben Roethlisberger
Ice Hockey Alden Hirschfeld Connor Knapp Cody Reichard Ben Saksa Cameron Schilling Patrick Tiesling Matt Tomassoni Will Weber
Women's Soccer Haley Clark Courtney Clarke Krysti Clarke Sarah Dessfelt
Softball Casey Drees Katie Osburn Daniela Torres
Men's Swimming & Diving Brendan Melling Kegan Rogers
Women's Swimming & Diving Chelsey Bruington Kelsey Mallon Sarah Radke Lauren Wallace
Synchronized Skating Sarah Arnold Martha Buckley Christina Lee Jaime Mariage Lauren McHenry Emily Stephenson Alyssa Sutter Andrea Trembath Courtney Voss Kerrie Wilcox
Women's Tennis Stephanie Danesis Riekie Honiball Jessica Parr
Men's Track & Field/Cross Country John Brockman Brian Gallagher Nathan Hoch Matt Rudin Adam Ruiz
Women's Track & Field/Cross Country Maggie Bingham Rachael Clay Adrienne Cristofoli Jillian Dickman Lindsay Forconi Sarah Kinnaman Caroline Kwateng Kelley Miller Alexandra Roberts Krista Stillson Hannah Tabler
Volleyball Colleen Loftus Amy Raseman
Athletic Trainers Samantha Bowker William Campbell Ashley Claprood Elizabeth Cole Rachel Gardenhire Jacob Garver Anne Grisez Brian MacDonald Hannah McMillin Ariana Tyler
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About Beach House (12/6/2013)
Meet the duo that's not afraid to remind everyone they're not a couple. Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally are collectively known as Beach House, but the stage is as far as the French-born songstress and the Baltimore guitarist will take their relationship.
This dream pop pair dropped their self-titled debut album back in 2006 to critical acclaim, and have followed it with three more albums: "Devotion" in 2008, "Teen Dream" in 2010 and "Bloom" in 2012. Their music has been described as 'slow,' 'dreamlike' and narcotic,' and both say they were heavily influenced by Neil Young and the films of David Lynch.
Self-described as "real small, but with really devoted fans," Beach House began as a recording project that slowly morphed into something more. The simplicity of their early set-up, however, continues to influence the way they make music. Just an organ, program drums, and a slide guitar has taken them a long way.
It was "Devotion" that won the band love from the critics, exploded their fanbase and landed them tours with the likes of Fleet Foxes and Grizzly Bear. "Teen Dream" was recorded in a converted church in New York, and "Bloom" appears to have reaffirmed their status as both an indie band and a duo comfortable falling under the umbrella of being critical darlings.
The duo released a short film, "Forever Still," on February 4, 2013. It was inspired by Pink Floyd's "Live at Pompeii" and features the band performing songs from "Bloom" at various sites around Tornillo, Texas.
Beach House Announce New Album + Lengthy Tour
"Dream pop duo" (whatever that means) Beach House have announced a summer/fall tour. The shows will coincide with their upcoming studio album entitled Depression Cherry, the band's fifth release. Due out on August 28 via Sub Pop Records, the lengthy run of performances will begin on 10 days prior on August 18 at The State…Read more
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Lady Falcons Drop Pair at USC-Aiken; Saine Has Big Game Two at the Dish
April 6, 2012
AIKEN, S.C. - Pfeiffer University dropped both ends of a non-conference softball doubleheader at host USC-Aiken on Friday afternoon. The Pacers improve to 23-10 with the pair of 2-1 and 5-1 victories while the Lady Falcons drop to 17-30.
Tied 1-1 through seven, USC-Aiken would get their game-winner across on an infield single to shortstop with the bases loaded. Pfeiffer recorded the two outs in the inning with force plays at the plate.
Earlier, the Lady Falcons plated the lone run on a Kirsten Patterson RBI-single to left-center that brought home Melanie Conklin. An error and bunt single led to the Pacers tying things up in the fourth before winning it in the eighth.
After two Pfeiffer errors pushed USC-Aiken out to a 2-0 lead in the first frame of game two, the Lady Falcons were able to respond and cut the lead in half on Sadie Saine's double to right-center. A two-run homer and sacrifice fly added three for USCA in the fourth. Saine had the lone highlight of the day going 3-for-3 with her RBI in the nightcap.
Pfeiffer will now return home on Tuesday hosting Francis Marion at 3:00 p.m.


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In Iraq and Egypt, Arab citizens are teaching democracy to the old order
The events in Iraq and Egypt these days are particularly important to follow and understand as best we can, because of what they tell us about how some Arab citizens and leaders behave at stages of the process in which they have the opportunity to shape their own political governance systems. For in Egypt and Iraq, most dramatically, alongside less striking events in Egypt, Syria, Yemen and other Arab countries, the most basic elements of state integrity, national identity and the legitimacy of power are all being challenged and reshaped. The bad news is that process includes political intemperance, violence and death. But the good news is that it mostly occurs nonviolently and will keep moving some Arab countries on the slow path to stable democratic republics.
It is not realistic to chart a single dynamic that explains disparate events in different Arab countries. However, the developments across half a dozen countries these days suggest to me that we can spot common features amid the political turbulence and violence all around us. The two most dramatic new examples in the past week to my mind have been the events in Fallujah and other parts of west-central Iraq, and the violence and unrest across several Egyptian cities. In both cases, local citizens have not only challenged the decisions of the democratically elected central government represented by the president of Egypt and the prime minister of Iraq; to some extent, they have also questioned the leader's legitimacy in both cases, or at least challenged the leader to translate legitimacy into credibility. These are not isolated cases, either, for a deeper crisis of political integrity is spreading across many parts of the Arab world these days.
In Egypt, several local municipalities defiantly ignored the president's curfew and martial law Monday, taking to the streets in the thousands to play football at 9 p.m., when the curfew was supposed to start. A few, like Mahalla, Suez and Alexandria, have even symbolically declared their autonomy or independence from the central government. They are not challenging the integrity of the Egyptian state, but rather the efficacy and equity of the central government's policies.
The same applies to the tens of thousands of demonstrators in Iraq, who, like their Egyptian counterparts, are protesting the killing of demonstrators by the security services as well as a wider sense that the central government is not addressing the socio-economic and political rights of all citizens with diligence or fairness. In both cases, many ordinary citizens feel that one group is trying to monopolize power and seize control of the state. The Iraqi and Egyptian leaders have both acted with an authoritarianism that remind us of their predecessors' policies in many ways., which Arabs now wish to leave behind them for good.
Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Palestine, Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco and other Arab countries are all experiencing milder variations of these grievances and citizen responses. What makes Egypt and Iraq so important is that in both cases the central government leadership was democratically elected – in other words it is legitimate and as such is a rarity in the Arab world. Nevertheless, citizens risk their lives to protest its policies, defy its decisions, and even distance themselves from its authority, in order to seek local alternatives to delivering essential public services. This does include just water, jobs, security and medical care, but also credible political representation and participation, and assurance of basic rights.
Neither Nouri al-Maliki nor Mohammad Mursi have used their democratic legitimacy as freely elected leaders to develop the kind of trust, credibility, integrity and efficacy that are the true hallmarks of quality leaders. They – with the multitudes of defiant demonstrators – remind us once again of two critical lessons that we in the Arab world are learning for the first time through actual experiences on the ground: that elections alone do not necessarily lead to a stable democratic system, and that even democratically elected legitimate leaders must practice equitable and diligent policymaking, through rule-of-law-based consensus-building, in order to achieve a stable and productive governance system.
In other words, we are witnessing perhaps the most extreme example of the principle of "the consent of the governed" actually being implemented, as disgruntled citizens take to the streets and defy their government to ensure that their views, interests and, most importantly, their rights as citizens are taken into account by the state. No doubt, both the government and the demonstrators or opposition leaders are making some mistakes, and sometimes behave immaturely and impulsively.
This is understandable, since neither party has any real experience in democratic political contestation, and is learning on the job. The occasional bouts of violence here and there should not blind us to the greater fact that serious, citizen-based, political contestations have taken root across parts of the Arab world, and the process of legitimate state-building is under way for probably the first time ever in modern Arab history.
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As an American and a student of America's history I can not help but look at current events in the ME and see similarities to the birth of this nation. Many look back at the move to independence as an almost overnight process. This is understandable, as history taught in school treats it almost that way. The process however was much, much longer. It began years before, even before the first settlers came here. Remember, most came seeking a place where they could practice their religious beliefs without interference from a powerful and oppressive central government.
Over time, they became better educated, (most do not realize it, but at the time of the Revolutionary War, better than 85% of the population was literate. News was read avidly and discussed vigorously.) They also began to learn how to govern themselves as the distances and time involved in communicating with the crown necessitated a degree of self governance. Still after the Revolution it took many years to work the "bugs" out of our democratic republic, almost 100 years, perhaps more, depending on how you look at it.
We look today at the ME and we see many peoples struggling with independence and what it means to be a democracy in whatever form they choose. Keep in mind, by and large, these people have never lived in or under any sort of democratic rule, so they are still trying to learn how to roll over, let alone crawl or walk. I am encouraged by what I see, yes, there will be some stumbling, some will fall down, and some perhaps will fail, at least for a time. But in the end, I think we will see some major changes over there. The people seem to want freedom, and with time, and as they become better educated, we will see good things happen. Iraq, thanks to the assistance they have received from the US and allies, has gotten a jump start ahead of other nations, but Egypt, Libya, and even Syria will come along.
For now though, there is only one stable democracy in the ME and that is Israel. It may be many years before we see another, but I believe that in time we will see others, many others. Freedom is not an easy thing to accomplish, but at the same time, there is no such thing as a little freedom. Once the seed is planted, it is not easily killed, it's growth may be slowed, but grow it will and in time it will blossom and bear the fruit of true democratic rule. It may be many years, it has taken us many to get to where we are, but know that it will happen, and be encouraged in that.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – For the second time in a four-day span, the Pfeiffer women's volleyball team (4-13, 2-5 Conference Carolinas) was swept by Barton in conference play. The Bulldogs (6-7, 5-2) won the match by scores of 25-20, 25-17 and 25-21. Brianna Jones led the Lady Falcons offensively with eight kills.
The Bulldogs came out of the blocks strong, scoring the first eight points of the first set, and never looked back. Alex Ward served all eight of those points, and later in the set, Amber Kelly served five straight tallies. The Lady Falcons closed the game to 16-13 on a kill by Jones, but were unable to pull any closer.
The second set was back-and-forth until the Bulldogs rattled off seven straight points and rolled to the eight-point victory.
The Lady Falcons were very competitive in the third set, but were unable to break through. Pfeiffer rallied after giving up the first five points of the set, and cut the lead to 11-10 on a kill by senior Anna Vizvary. Barton would gain the upper hand and were looking to coast to a victory after grabbing a 19-15 lead. However, with their backs against the wall, the Lady Falcons roared back and cut the lead to 21-20 before ultimately falling, 25-21.
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Existence of Coordinating Transshipment Prices in a Two-Location Inventory Model
2007, Management Science
Xinxin Hu, Izak Duenyas, Roman Kapuscinski
We consider a two-location production/inventory model where each location makes production decisions and is subject to uncertain capacity. Each location optimizes its own profits. Transshipment (at a cost) is allowed from one location to another. We focus on the question of whether one can globally set a pair of coordinating transshipment prices, i.e., payments that each party has to make to the other for the transshipped goods, that induce the local decision makers to make inventory and transshipment decisions that are globally optimal. A recent paper suggests, for a special case of our model, that there always exists a unique pair of coordinating transshipment prices. We demonstrate through a counterexample that this statement is not correct and derive sufficient and necessary conditions under which it would hold. We show that in some conditions, coordinating prices may exist for only a narrow range of problem parameters and explore conditions when this can happen. Finally, we study the effects of demand and capacity variability on the magnitude of coordinating transshipment prices.
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NORFOLK-- Pearl Beamer's business card refers to her rescue mission as 'Sacred Friends Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education.' This time of year, she is concerned about people using pellet guns they received as Christmas gifts to shoot migratory birds.
Beamer wants to get the word out to use their guns safely.
'This guy was shot in the right wing with a pellet gun, and he's still got the shrapnel in there 'cause it's in tiny, tiny pieces. If we tried to remove it, it would do more damage than good,' says Beamer.
She's heard from other wildlife experts that pellet guns as gifts can lead to an increased number of injuries and even death.
Beamer warns, 'Because shooting these guys is a federal offense, and all birds are federally protected under the Migratory Bird Act, it could cost several thousand dollars in fines and a time in jail.'
Her friend Noah Meyers brought Beamer an injured cormorant that had been shot with a pellet gun.
'You probably want to shoot at targets, 'cause these birds are protected and become injured,' said Meyers.
Click here to learn more about Pearl Beamer's Wildlife Rehab and Educational Outreach.


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ROCKFORD, Ill. -- Miami captured its fifth straight Mid-American Conference regular-season tennis championship Saturday with a 5-2 victory over Northern Illinois at tbe Boylan Courts. The RedHawks finished the conference schedule 7-1, two games ahead of Bowling Green and Akron.
Miami (11-12 overall) will look for its first tournament championship since 2010 next weekend when it takes the court in Muncie, Ind. The RedHawks open play Saturday morning at 10 a.m. against the winner of a quarterfinal match between No. 4 seed and host Ball State and fifth-seeded Western Michigan.
The RedHawks took the doubles point by winning two of three matches. Alix Thurman and Nimisha Mohan starting things with an 8-5 win at No. 2. After the Huskies captured the top doubles flight, Christiana Raymond and Ramona Costea put Miami up 1-0 with an 8-5 victory at No. 3.
Christine Guerrazzi took the No. 4 match 6-1, 6-3 for a 2-0 lead, then Raymond capped an undefeated MAC season with a 6-0, 6-2 victory at No. 3.
NIU (14-10, 0-8) cut into the lead with a victory at No. 1, but Costea sealed the championship-clinching victory with a 6-4, 7-5 win at No. 6.
The team split the final two matches with Ana Rajkovic winning at No. 5, 6-4, 7-5, before NIU took the No. 2 tie.
Miami had its 33-match regular-season conference winning streak snapped at the start of the year, but won seven straight after that.


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A posse was on the hunt recently to lasso interest in the Pine Cliff Equestrian Trails at the
A group of 86 horse riders turned out earlier this month to celebrate completion of 13 miles of trails and draw attention to the need for camping facilities at the site as a draw for equine tourism.
"We just want everybody to know about it. We're trying to get camping here," said Buffy Blood, president of the Benefiting Intracoastal Trails, a nonprofit organization formed eight years ago to spearhead the effort to create the equestrian trails in the national forest.
"We're trying to get more interest and more facilities here in the eastern part of
The effort to get the trail established goes back more than half a dozen years, said Dennis Foster, assistant ranger for recreation and engineering at the
Foster said a $71,000 federal Race to the Top grant funded creation of the trails, and another $75,000 grant would pay for completion of the parking lot.
"It's a unified effort. They help us maintain it," Foster said of the trails group. "They did all the mowing this year and all the brushing and a lot of maintenance. There's a lot of maintenance. Because everything grows here; they've got to be brushed twice a year."
Foster said the horse trails are rare in the eastern part of the state, and he has already been contacted by two other groups about them.
"It's going to be a point of destination for the Croatan," he said. "There are not many trails of this magnitude in
Foster said the trail has a variety of scenery.
"It goes down along the river. There's some really magnificent things down there to look at," he said. "It goes all the way through upland hardwood to bottomland hardwood."
Edward Lloyd, of
"One of our big hopes is that the forest service will turn this into a facility where we can camp overnight with our horse trailers," he said. "That's something that we really need because it would help draw in more people from further away."
Lloyd said there were about 300,000 horses in the state making up a multi-billion dollar industry.
"Some place like Pine Cliff here is very, very important; and the economic impact is just far reaching, much more than anybody realizes," he said.
Peggy Grammer, of
"It's beautiful," she said. "We just so thoroughly enjoy coming out here. It's a piece of paradise because of the serenity, the woods, the water. It's just a great ride."
She thinks camping on the trails is a good idea.
"If you come from a long distance, you want to have a place to camp and keep your horses," Grammer said. "The more we promote it, the more people will come out."
All of the trails start at a gravel parking lot one mile down the access road to the Pine Cliff Recreation Area on the left. The trees at the start are marked with large red splotches of paint. There are three trails — red, yellow and blue — of various lengths.
"I love to ride here," said Debbie Geraty, a member of the trails group from
"It's one of my favorite places really. It gives you the illusion that you're in the mountains but you're really not."
Mary Humphreys said the blue trail is her favorite.
"The horses love it," she said. "It's just very peaceful and quite out here."
Eventually the trails could be linked with the state's Mountains to the Sea Trail.
There is no admission charge to use the trails. The use of motorized all terrain vehicles is prohibited and there is a $500 fine for anyone caught using an ATV on the trail. Pedestrians and bicycles are allowed.
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The Rookie: Justin Sotdorus, 24, York, Pennsylvania
Sotdorus started riding to cross-train for motorcycle racing. "A lot of pros ride bikes to stay in shape," he says. He bought a Felt F85 and headed out with a neighbor who was into bikes. Though he'd only ridden BMX as a kid, Sotdorus adjusted to group rides quickly: "A lot of it correlated with motorcycle racing." A naturally competitive person, he soon started racing—with some success. "I wanted to see how far I could go and how hard I could push myself," he says. "Racing was the only way to do that."
But like many rookies, Sotdorus rode the same way every day. "I would ride until it hurt and was hard," he says. "I'd do that three days in a row and by the fourth day I'd be burned. I'd get to the point where I didn't feel like riding."
Eventually he bought a heart-rate monitor and started training with periodization based on heart-rate zones. "I quickly saw that even when I thought I was going easy, I was going too hard to really recover," says Sotdorus, who has since upgraded to a Jamis Zenith Elite.
The Challenge: Getting Fit
Cycling habits are easy to form. We start riding and repeat what we know, doing the same routes at the same speed, says Lynda Wallenfels of LW Coaching in St. George, Utah. "Being too consistent is the biggest error I see in new riders," she says. Your body adapts quickly, then either gets tired by the constant demands or stalls out from the lack of challenge—or you simply get bored.
The Advice: Sotdorus found the key to faster gains. The best way for beginner riders to mix it up is to spend more time riding at the extremes, says Herrera.
Go really hard a couple days a week and really easy (or rest) another one or two, and then ride moderately other times. This will help improve all levels of fitness, including speed, strength, and anaerobic capacity, not just endurance. "Most riders have pesky day jobs that get in the way of their weekday training," says Herrera. "So if you have only 30 to 60 minutes during the week, go out and ride them at medium to high intensity—say, warming up for 15 minutes, riding at your threshold, where you're breathing heavy, for 20 to 35 minutes, and easy for 10. You'll get a great workout and keep the gains coming."
Save two-to three-hour moderate rides for weekends. "By riding regularly and pushing your comfort zone," Herrera says, "you'll keep your metabolism high, manage your weight, keep your mood up, and improve your fitness."
What He Learned...
The benefits of cycling carry over—for Sotdorus, to motorcycle racing. "Now when I'm going 100 mph," he says, "my heart rate and breathing are much slower, thanks to cycling."
Mix up your rides. "I've included a lot more variety," Sotdorus says.
Listen to your body. "If I feel good, I go hard," he says. "If I feel tired, I don't ride." It isn't much more complicated than that.


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A couple months ago, NBC premiered a new legal TV series from David E. Kelley called Harry's Law. The series started out decently in the ratings but has fallen quite a bit since then. Tonight is the season finale. Will it be back for season two or end up cancelled?
Harry's Law revolves around Harriet "Harry" Korn (Kathy Bates), a cranky former patent lawyer. She's abruptly fired from a big firm, forcing Harry to search for a fresh start. She finds it when she meets Malcolm Davies (Aml Ameen), a college student who desperately needs her help and ends up working for her. A young legal hotshot named Adam Branch (Nate Corddry) accidentally hits Harry and gives up his corporate job to join the team. With the help of Harry's footwear-obsessed assistant, Jenna (Brittany Snow), they open for business as Harriet's Law and Fine Shoes.
The NBC series debuted in January with a 2.2 rating in the prized 18-49 demographic and 11.07 million viewers. That was an improvement of nearly 50% in the demo when compared to the last original episode of Chase, the previous timeslot occupant and NBC has had a hard time filling that spot for quite some time. The second episode only came down 5% to a 2.1 rating and 10.43 million. Week three held steady. It was looking like NBC had a hit — or as close as the network seems to get these days.
Then, the fourth installment took a big tumble, dropping 19% to a 1.7 demo rating and 9.22 million. It stayed at that level for a couple weeks, popped up to a 1.8 rating, and has most recently been holding steady at a 1.6 rating. That's pretty close to what Chase had been doing and that's all but cancelled.
Tonight marks the twelfth and final episode of the season and Harry's Law is averaging a 1.8 rating and 9.54 million viewers. It's the 10th highest rated scripted series on the network, tied with Chuck. On the other big networks, the series would certainly doomed but NBC has lots of ratings problems.
In truth, based on the demo numbers alone, NBC shouldn't bring back this series for a second season. However, though it ranks towards the bottom of the demo rankings, it's the most-watched TV show on the network. Though that doesn't count for much, considering the state of NBC, it may be enough to get Harry's Law a renewal.
On the other hand, with David E. Kelley likely having another series on NBC next season — the new Wonder Woman — network execs might prefer that he focus on that one and let Harry's Law go. If they don't like the Wonder Woman pilot, that may be enough to save Kathy Bates and company.
NBC probably won't reveal the fate of Harry's Law until the advertiser upfronts on May 16th. We'll keep you posted.
What do you think? Should Harry's Law be renewed or cancelled? If it does comes back, how would you suggest they change it to attract more viewers?
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Sitting in the dentist's waiting room, Patricia Dawkins didn't suspect there was a problem until she saw the ambulance pull up, sirens blaring.
It was January 2006 and Patricia's daughter, Katherine, was getting her wisdom teeth removed.
Just moments before, Katherine's oral surgeon, John Choi of Irvine, had sedated her. But records show he didn't address Katherine's abnormally small jaw, which made her predisposed to complications under sedation and anesthesia.
Almost immediately, Katherine had trouble breathing, the records show. Two doses of medication would have fully reversed the sedation, but records suggest Choi gave her only a single dose. An incision in her throat would have let her breathe as well, but Choi didn't do that either.
Instead, someone called 911, while Choi tried snaking a tube down her throat. It didn't work. Neither did CPR.
Paramedics arrived a short time later, but they couldn't save her. Nor could staff at the hospital. Katherine, age 27, was brain dead.
"Nobody said anything to me," said Patricia Dawkins, who didn't learn her daughter was in trouble until after the ambulance had pulled away from the back of the building. "I asked the girl at the desk, 'Is something wrong?' She just smiled."
The Dental Board of California accused Choi of incompetence and repeated negligence. At the time, the board's recommended minimum penalty for those charges was five years of probation and, "where appropriate," 30 days' suspension, remedial education and practice restrictions.
But the dentist didn't get that. Despite "admitting responsibility," in the words of his settlement, Choi bargained with the Dental Board and received three years of probation and remedial education without any restrictions on his practice. Choi continued seeing patients and administering anesthesia as though nothing had happened. He still has a license today.
Peter Osinoff, an attorney with the law firm that defended Choi, said he is a "fine dentist" who gave Katherine Dawkins anesthesia without incident three months before she died. Her death, he said, "was a unique event," not a sign that Choi is dangerous.
That may be so. But the kind of bargain Choi struck is not unique.
An Orange County Register investigation has found that the state's network of 36 consumer protection agencies has systemic flaws that may actually encourage lenient settlements and, ultimately, undermine public safety. A Register analysis of three years of enforcement proceedings found that three of the state's key health care boards agreed to penalties below their own recommendations in dozens of cases where patients had been killed or permanently injured.
From July 2008 to June 2011, doctors negotiated settlements with the Medical Board of California in 62 of 76 cases in which patients had been killed or permanently injured. More than half of those 76 cases – 63 percent – were settled for penalties below the board's own minimum recommendations. The state's dental and osteopathic medical board accepted such settlements in about one out of three cases where patients died or suffered permanent harm.
Among the deals approved: A probation term two years below recommendations for a San Bernardino osteopath who sent a patient home to his death after misreading "grossly abnormal" EKG readings. No probation at all for a Rancho Palo Verdes anesthesiologist after one of his patients suffered severe brain damage. A public reprimand for a Costa Mesa cosmetic surgeon whose patient died following a liposuction procedure.
State officials defend these settlements as reasonable, and note that the law doesn't require boards and bureaus to follow their own recommendations. They say the state's consumer protection system works.


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After two nights of competition here in Memphis, we moove to the semiFinal round tonight. The level of competition is very high with over 200 acts here fro all over the world. New Oleans own Big Daddy O' has advanced to the next round. From tonight's performances will be picked the 8 solo/duo acts the will be in the finals tomorrow night at the Historic Orpheum Theatre.
The first two rounds were a draw, so Brice Nice and Alski will spar once again, alternating musical selections. Only rule is staying in the groove. Friday, February 4th, 10 P.M.
I had written a long entry all about AYH and the show at the Maple Leaf uptown when he joined Jimbo Mathus & The Tri-State Coalition in the second set and they rocked the doors off the place 'til it sounded like a Mississippi Jukejoint, or a Country Church..but the site crashed and I lost it.
Join us on the Kitchen Sink 10 to 12 Show Wednesday January 26th at 11 o'clock for our very special guest King Britt.
Chet Overall said they had a blast the first time they played live on my show, so we decided to do it again. The Lagniappe Brass Band, a new B.B. that does some very tight ensemble playing, will once again entertain, fun and good music this coming Friday morning, 8 o'clock CST, January the 28th, 2010. Tune in!
The new year is getting off to a good start at The Jazz Crossroads. This week only, the Brass Band Half Hour shifts to an 8 o'clock start (New Orleans time) and goes live!
Well, after a work trip that covered the past three major holidays, I'm back at WWOZ for another edition of "Jazz from the French Market." First of all, my sincere thanks to Jeff Greenberg who filled in for me. Jeff, you did an amazing job. There's been a lot of new music to come out that I'm itching to play.
Vincent Broussard, saxophonist with the Rebirth Brass Band , has a new CD, " Rebirth Revisited ", a Slow Drag Production. He's gonna visit with me, & we'll talk about this new project,& of course, play some things from it. I hope you'll join us ! This Thursday, Jan. 13, 10a.m. ish CST
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The Dial-Wielders and Interval Meditators of the Kitchen Sink and Late Night Jazz are going to take your mind to the ends of the universe
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This Wednesday morning Dec. 22 I'll take a holiday hiatus from the usual 9:00 to 11:00 AM format to embrace songs of the season, with an emphasis on New Orleans' contributions to the genre.
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Two weeks after Hurricane Sandy the NY/NJ metro area continues to struggle with fuel supplies. Last week gasoline in New York's metro area, for the first time ever cost more than gasoline in Anchorage, Alaska. Closer examination of the problems and the response by the major oil companies revealed that Big Oil's company-owned gas stations fared far better than the ExxonMobil, BP, Shell and other branded gas stations operated by franchisees. According to Reuters, a handful of medium-sized regional chains like Hess Corp, Wawa Inc and Sunoco performed far better, with as many as three-quarters of their stations operating, using back-up generators to dispense fuel to motorists, homeowners and utility crews. It...
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High School and Home Schooled Students
If you are a junior or senior in high school or attend school at home, you may be eligible to take credit classes at NOVA. You must apply for admission to NOVA at least two weeks prior to the start of classes at www.nvcc.edu, place into ENG 111/9 (or higher) on the college placement test, and meet all course prerequisites. High school students must also submit a Dual Enrollment Recommendation: Individual High School Students (Form 125-207, www.nvcc.edu/forms/pdf/125-207.pdf) signed by your parent or guardian, high school counselor, and high school principal (or designated representative).
Home schooled students must submit a Dual Enrollment Recommendation: Home Schooled Students (Form 125–208) signed by your parent or guardian and a copy of a current signed home school agreement between the appropriate school system and the authorizing parent or guardian.
Some area high schools offer NOVA classes onsite. Consult with your high school counselor or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about dual enrollment classes at local high schools.
Students who have not yet completed high school are ineligible for financial aid.
NOVA offers onsite credit classes for active duty regular and reserve service members and their dependents at Fort Myer Army Post, Fort Belvoir, and the Lifelong Learning Center at Quantico Marine Base. Class offerings for Summer 2012 are included in this booklet or can be found online at www.nvcc.edu/schedule/crs2123/ Many of the classes are compressed to meet the demanding schedules of service members. Many of the classes are compressed to meet the demanding schedules of service members.
The College is a member of Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC), a group of more than 1,700 colleges and universities providing voluntary postsecondary education to members of the military throughout the world. As a SOC member, NOVA recognizes the unique nature of the military lifestyle and has committed itself to easing the transfer of relevant course credits, providing flexible academic residency requirements, and crediting learning from appropriate military training and experiences.
In addition, NOVA is one of approximately 50 institutions providing Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges Associate Degree (SOCAD) programs on more than 500 Army installations worldwide. There is a SOC counselor and a veterans' advisor at each campus to assist you.
Military Dependents (Spouse and Children)
The dependents of an active duty military person stationed in Virginia, the District of Columbia, or a state contiguous to Virginia, who reside in Virginia, are eligible for in-state tuition. Complete the In-state Tuition Form for Active Duty Military and Dependents Living in Virginia (Form 125-115, www.nvcc.edu/forms/pdf/125-115.pdf) and take it, along with the documents specified on the form, to a campus Student Services Center to claim this benefit.
NOVA is one of the most internationally diverse colleges in the United States, with thousands of students from more than 150 countries enrolled in our programs. The rich cultural diversity and experiences that international students bring to the College make for a truly unique learning environment.
For complete details on how to apply and request an I-20, go to www.nvcc.edu/future-students/enroll-for-classes/international-students/index.html or contact the Office of International Student Services at email@example.com or 703-323-3423.
In order to maintain F-1 status, students must enroll for a minimum of 12 credits in the fall and spring semesters. Students enrolling for the first time with a NOVA I-20 in the summer must enroll for 12 credits.
Students may include only one on-line class in the required 12 credits.
Students should contact the international student advisors on campus if they have any questions about maintaining their F-1 status.
The Virginia Senior Citizens Higher Education Act of 1974 and amendments allow senior citizens to take classes at no charge under certain circumstances. If you are 60 years of age or older and have been legally domiciled in Virginia for one year prior to the beginning of the semester in which you enroll, you may qualify to attend credit and many non-credit classes at NOVA without paying tuition and fees.
- • You may take a credit course for free on a space-available basis if your taxable income did not exceed $15,000 in the previous year.
- Regardless of income, you may take a credit course for free if you audit (do not receive a grade).
- You may take a non-credit, Workforce Development course for free if space is available. To enroll in non-credit courses contact the Workforce Development and Continuing Education Office at the campus where the course is being offered.
- For all courses, you must complete both an application for admission and the Senior Citizen Certification of Eligibility for Free Tuition (Form 105–088).
- Senior citizens may enroll in ELI courses at any time if there is available space. Note: to audit an ELI distance learning course, you must complete a 125-012 Change from Credit to Audit form with the instructor's permission and submit it to ELI's registrar.
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you may not register until the first day of
classes. However, if you have completed
seventy-five percent of your degree
requirements, you may enroll at the same
time as tuition-paying students.
Tuition-paying students are accommodated in
courses before senior citizens participating
in this program are enrolled.
• If you apply for free tuition AFTER you register and pay for a class, you are not eligible for a refund for that class.
• Senior citizens shall still be expected to pay course expenses other than tuition, such as laboratory fees.
• Audit and non-credit enrollment is limited to three courses in one term.
• The College reserves the right to cancel any class.
The Lifelong Learning Institutes on NOVA's Annandale and Manassas campuses also offer non-credit classes, seminars, and trips for seniors. For information, call 703-503-0600 (Annandale) or 703-361-6310 (Manassas), or visit NOVA's Web site at www.nvcc.edu/catalog/cat2011/admin/register.htm.
If you require any special services or accommodations, you should contact the NOVA Counselors for Students with Disabilities at the campus of your choice at least two weeks prior to the beginning of classes. Refer to the College Catalog or visit www.nvcc.edu/catalog/cat2011/student/disability.htm for additional details on NOVA's range of services for students with disabilities.
Each year, thousands of visiting students from four-year colleges and universities in Virginia and nationwide attend classes at NOVA. They come to Northern Virginia Community College to take a class that might not be available on their home campuses, accelerate their studies, or make up a difficult class. In most cases, visiting students are not required to take placement tests to begin their NOVA classes.
To qualify for this special provision, however, you need to provide specified documentation showing current enrollment or admission to a four-year college or university. Full information and directions are available at www.nvcc.edu/future-students/enroll-for-classes/visiting-college-students/index.html.
If you plan to attend NOVA as a visiting student, you must first apply for admission online by going to www.nvcc.edu. When completing the application, be sure to answer "No" to the question "Do you plan to pursue a degree, certificate, or diploma?" and instead select "Currently Pursuing a Degree at Another College." You should also record the ID number assigned to you.
For additional assistance, consult your NOVA Catalog or contact the Student Services Center (see Directory of Services, page 5) on the campus you wish to attend.
The District of Columbia provides a variety of grant resources to students who are attending NOVA.
- The DC Tuition Assistance Grant (DCTAG), which is not based on demonstrating financial need, provides a grant of up to $10,000 to help cover the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition.
- The DC Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (DCLEAP) provides up to $1,500 per year towards college costs for those students who demonstrate financial need.
- The DC Adoption Scholarship (DCAS) provides a grant of up to $10,000 per year to students who were adopted from the DC Child & Family Services Agency on or after October 1, 2001, or who lost a parent as a result of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
- The DC OneApp allows students to apply for all of the District's higher education grants - DCTAG, DCLEAP, and DCAS - using one application.
To qualify for the grants you must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), be a D.C. resident, live in D.C, and meet other eligibility requirements, including proof of residency for one year prior to start of college, registration with selective service (males 18 and over), proof of U.S. citizenship, non-default status with federal student loans, and good academic standing.
For information, call the DC TAG Office at 877–485–6751 or visit the DC TAG Web site at www.seo.dc.gov or NOVA's Financial Aid Web site at http://www.nvcc.edu/current-students/paying-for-college/financial-assistance/grants/dc.html for application materials.
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Viewership for Haven came down last season but Syfy still renewed the series. Will the ratings continue to fall this season or will the rise? Will the show be cancelled or brought back for season five? Time will tell.
On Haven, FBI Agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) and Officer Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant) investigate strange occurrences in the small town of Haven, Maine. Others in the cast include Eric Balfour, Nicholas Campbell, Richard Donat, John Dunsworth, Colin Feruson, Emma Lahana, Adam Copeland, and Christian Camargo.
The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings, the better the chances for survival. This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available.
Final season averages: 0.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 1.47 million total viewers.
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For comparisons: The third season of Haven averaged a 0.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 1.55 million total viewers.
Note: These are the final national numbers and are typically released within 24 hours of the programming or, in the case of weekends and holidays, a couple days later.
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Visionary: Angeles Arrien, PhD
In this series, Angeles Arrien presents a vision of the emerging wisdom society that trusts the heart of our communal deep knowing, and uses it to push the edges of outdated ways of relating, which have historically crippled our ability to function as a society. Angeles details emerging models of creative collaboration that combine open-hearted problem solving with the wisdom of what is already working to create a "braided way" that sacrifices neither old nor new, but holds both in creative tension.
Using insights about collaboration gained from areas as diverse as geese behavior, global symbology in art, and a group exercise in signature writing, Angeles explores the mechanisms of transformation – personal, relational and collective – and guides us toward the skills that a partnership society requires.
Embodying the change that she envisions, Angeles Arrien facilitates the journey, ably combining her roles as anthropologist, educator, author, and corporate consultant with those of master storyteller and wise woman.