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It was the junior's first full game back from injury and she made the play of the night to save a win for the Bruins.
Ahead by a run with one out and three runs already having scored in the top of the seventh inning, Arlington starting pitcher Ronnie Ladines was on second base with left fielder Katelynn Kazen at the plate. Kazen blooped Cascade starting pitcher Makinlee Sellevold's offering into shallow center field. Ladines appeared to think the ball was going to land for a hit and was already rounding third base when Peterson dove and made a spectacular catch. She quickly jumped to her feet and threw to second base to double up Ladines and end the game.
Had Peterson dropped the ball, Ladines would have certainly scored to tie the game and Kazen would have likely been safe at second base with only one out.
"I was really scared, but I went for it because I knew it was like do or die, you had to do it," Peterson said. "It felt really, really good."
Cascade didn't seem to have an answer for Arlington in the seventh inning. A couple of walks mixed in with a couple of singles had the Eagles looking as if they would pull off the comeback win. The only out the Bruins had recorded in the inning before the double play came on a difficult diving stop by shortstop Taryn Salter, who threw to second to get Katelyn McDonald on a fielder's choice.
Peterson's defensive gem came at the perfect time and clinched a district berth for the first-place Bruins with nearly two weeks left to play.
"What do say about it? It was beautiful," Cascade coach Kelly Ross said. "It was everything that we have been working on and what we try to get our outfield to do is charge everything and leave it all on the field and that's what we talked about right before they went out there and sure enough she came through when it really mattered."
Peterson wasn't the only hero of the night for the Bruins. Leading 3-2 in the bottom of the fifth inning, Cascade was looking to extend its lead and with two outs and the bases loaded, pitcher Makinlee Sellevold doubled to right field to clear the bases. Sellevold was thrown out trying to stretch a double into a triple, but the damage had already been done.
"(Sellevold) has come up clutch for us many times this season," Ross said. "Her stats will reflect that. She is just extremely strong mentally and physically."
The Eagles outhit the Bruins and had significantly more stolen bases. Arlington coach Dan Eng said errors were the difference.
"Statistically this was a nightmare," Eng said. "Statistically you look at the book and you go, 'How could you lose this game.' Usually the pitching holds and the defense holds. In the past six games we have not given up a run."
All six of Cascade's runs were unearned.
Earned or unearned, six runs were enough and the Bruins will take it.
"It's a momentum builder," Ross said. "You always know coming into a game like this that it is going to be a great game and that it could technically go either way. You are facing a great pitcher and you are facing some great players and knowing that I have just the same on our team, you always know you are going to have a fun day."
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Arlington 010 101 3--5 8 4
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Ronnie Ladines and Lynsey Amundson. Makinlee Sellevold and Alex Deaver. WP--Sellevold. LP--Ladines. 2B--Amundson (A), Sellevold (C). Records--Arlington 7-3 league, 12-3 overall; Cascade 8-2, 13-2.
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Administrators and trustees from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine joined with local, state and federal leaders to launch construction of a new building for the LECOM School of Dental Medicine.
Work has begun on the state-of-the-art 100,000 square foot, two-story facility just 500 feet north of the current LECOM Bradenton campus. The construction is underway on 36 acres along Lakewood Ranch Boulevard and 44th Avenue, with the work on schedule for the opening of the School of Dental Medicine in July 2012.
|LECOM School of Dental Medicine Dean Dr. Robert Hirsch, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Michael Visnosky, LECOM President and CEO John Ferretti, DO, Rep. Bill Galvano and President of the Florida Dental Association Dr. Larry Nissen break ground on the LECOM School of Dental Medicine.
Conceptually, the structure houses two facilities under one roof, the dental school and a patient clinic.
"The LECOM School of Dental Medicine will build a footbridge between the present and the future of Dentistry throughout the Southwest Florida region," said LECOM President and CEO John M. Ferretti, D.O. "LECOM recognizes that dentists have become an integral team player in improving the health of their patients. The role that they play in preventive medicine corresponds with the osteopathic principals of total health care as taught by the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the School of Pharmacy."
The dental school features a 7,000 square-foot Learning Resource Center to provide print and electronic resources for every academic program, 23 Problem-Based Learning (PBL) small group classrooms, and a 55 station simulation lab on the first floor. Two lecture halls, each seating more than 250 students, are located on the second floor. Each lecture hall will feature the latest in smart classroom technology and the entire building will have a wireless computer networks. Administration and faculty offices also occupy the second floor.
The clinic utilizes 40,000 square-feet (20,000 square-feet on each floor). This 115-chair dental patient clinic is equipped with the latest technology that helps maximize learning opportunities for students under the guidance of faculty members. The dental clinic will be staffed by faculty and students who will be able to treat up to 600 patients per day, providing dental health care for many people who are currently unable to receive dental care.
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Innovation will take place in the classroom through the PBL curriculum, an approach that challenges students to learn though patient cases that provide the context for acquiring knowledge and understanding basic medical science. Dental students will begin their PBL study alongside medical students.
Award-winning architects Fawley Bryant have been charged with the building's design. Fawley Bryant has designed projects such as: Energy Court Center in Sarasota and the City Centre Complex in downtown Bradenton.
Construction of the school will be handled by Willis A. Smith Construction Company. Willis A. Smith Construction Company has built the Ringling College of Art & Design Student Center, the State College of Florida Graphic Technology Arts Building and the Florida State University Ringling Museum of Art Asolo Visitors Service Center.
The inaugural class of the LECOM School of Dental Medicine will have 100 first-year students. Within four years, the school will enroll 400 students.
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The school will employ nearly 200 individuals, including faculty, administrators and dental hygienists, and technical, administrative and other support staff. The direct economic impact of institutional, employee and student spending is expected to reach $14 million in the Bradenton area and as much as $35 million through direct and indirect spending statewide.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, LECOM School of Dental Medicine and LECOM School of Pharmacy offer innovative and affordable education in osteopathic medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. From campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida, LECOM provides student-centered pathways to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. Prepare yourself for medicine as your life's profession.


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Barney, a 28-year-old male harbor seal, dries off after taking a dip in the new $6.5 million habitat at Seattle Aquarium.
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Feeding time in the undersea dome.
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Visitors can view fish everywhere at the Seattle Aquarium, even on the ceiling.
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Cuttlefish eggs and hatchlings are among the many colorful sights at the waterfront aquarium.
Their new digs have killer waterfront views and an indoor pool.
The only thing they don't have is privacy.
Visitors to the Seattle Aquarium get a front-row view of the three harbor seals' living room without getting wet.
The $6.5 million addition was completed earlier this month. Gone is the chain-link fence previously sealing the habitat.
Clear acrylic walls offer a unique glimpse of the roly-poly whiskered mammals doing their thing above and below the water.
These aren't showbiz seals. They don't bounce balls off their noses or jump through rings. They eat fish and swim around. When tired, they kick back on the dry rocks -- "haul out," as it's known in seal speak.
The project expanded the seals' lounge, pool and the Pier 60 boardwalk.
"It's a better experience for them and for us," aquarium spokeswoman Laura Austin said.
Benches seat 100 people or three classrooms of schoolchildren.
During the three daily shows, trainers tell about the importance of seals to Puget Sound and entertain questions. For the seals, it's a free lunch of fish and sometimes a tooth brushing afterwards.
"They are trained to participate in their own health care," Austin said.
Here's who's who: Barney is a spotted silver-gray 28-year-old male. Q is a dark-colored 14-year-old male. Eight-year-old Siku, a petite gray-and-black female, is on breeding loan from Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma
During the nine month remodel, the seals stayed at Point Defiance Zoo.
For Q, it was a working vacation.
"While there, Q impregnated two of their harbor seals, and two pups were born in recent weeks," Austin said. "That's good. It's a cooperative breeding program."
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Seattle Aquarium
The aquarium is at 1483 Alaskan Way, Pier 59, Seattle. Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (exhibits closie at 6 p.m.).
Admission: Adults $21.95; youth, ages 4 to 12, $14.95. Children 3 and younger are admitted free.
Harbor seal shows: 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. daily. An interpreter is on hand from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Talks and feedings at the fur seal and sea otter habitats are at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. daily.
For more information: www.seattleaquarium.org or call 206-386-4300.
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- Window on Washington Waters: A 20-by-40 foot tank in the lobby is home to about 800 fish and invertebrates indigenous to local waters. It is designed to replicate the Neah Bay seascape. Divers answer questions in sessions at 10 and 11:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. daily.
- Family Activity Center: Story time at 11 a.m. daily, with marine-themed stories.
- Life on the Edge: Visitors can get their fingers wet in the touch tanks where they can stroke a sea cucumber and feel the prickly spines of a sea urchin. Meet the octopus sessions are at noon and 4 p.m. daily.
- Dome Room: The undersea dome is like being in a fish tank. Salmon, lingcod, sharks, rockfish, sturgeon and skates circle the dome. Divers feed the fish at 1:30 p.m. daily.
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The Lafayette County Literacy Council will be holding its annual Mardi Gras Bash this weekend at 8 p.m. Saturday at The Lyric Theatre in Oxford. New Orleans' band Rockin' Dopsie Jr. & The Zydeco Twisters will be returning for this popular fund raiser that helps fund literary projects for area children. Tickets are $50 per person or $90 for a couple. For more information, visit www.oxfordreads.org. (January 24, 2012, Page 3)


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BCM Gravelines Dunkerque came storming back in the fourth quarter to beat SLUC Nancy 80-68 and move top of Group G in the EuroChallenge.
Nancy, struggling in the French league, dominated the first half to lead 44-32 at the break, and they kept their noses in front until the 2:39 mark in the third period.
But by then the momentum had taken a decisive turn and Gravelines raced to the finish, ultimately outscoring their hosts 48-24 in the second half.
Nancy belied their dismal domestic form to get a huge start on their French rivals, and Torrell Martin's lay-up to start the second quarter had them 25-10 up.
The lead was 16 when Nicholas Pope nailed a three-pointer to make it 30-14.
Gravelines reduced the deficit slightly before the break but it was not until the third period that they found their rhythm, scoring the first seven points to cut it to 44-39 on David Noel's three-pointer.
They took their first lead since the third minute when they went up 50-48 on a three-point play from Sarra Camara at the end of an 11-0 spurt.
Abdel Sylla tied it for Nancy but the Gravelines bandwagon kept on rolling and they began the fourth quarter with a 15-2 run, leading 67-54 when Camara split his free throws with 5:15 left.
Nancy kept scrapping but it was as much as they could do to keep the gap in single figures, and even that eluded them once Abdoulaye Loum ended the game with a big three-pointer.
Dwight Buycks led Gravelines with 13 points and Camara had 11 with 13 rebounds. But they used a balanced offence, with Aldo Curti, Abdoulaye Mbaye and Noel each collecting nine and Ludovic Vaty eight points.
Marcellus Sommerville led Nancy with 18 points and Martin had 17.
Gravelines head coach Christian Monschau"We had a first half complicated by the excellent play by Nancy, which made us lose many balls , and disturbed our team.During the second half the marking started to pay, until the last quarter we didn't let anything go. Tonight we've took a great step to qualification."
Gravelines player Aldo Curti "We seem to have a problem to begin the matches. We have two faces. It's often difficult to come back in the match, but as soon as our defense takes the rhythm, we get a better attack."
Nancy Player Torrelll Martin"We had a very good first half, and we had to build on upon it. The difference in the second half is that they were a more agressive team, this agressivness killed us offensively. They became too comfortable with their shots. It's too frustrating. We are fighting hard but we must fight smart."
Nancy head coach Jean Luc Monschau"It's more complicated without Jamal Shuler and John Linehan, the first half was encouraging, we provoked many turnovers. The second was totally the opposite and then Gravelines ate us."
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A floral-oriental with good projection and sillage early on, gradually toning down to a tad closer to the skin. The coriander, nutmeg, and elemi in the mix keep the scent fresh and somewhat spicy, while the jasmine heart and the woody-oriental base make it smooth and creamy. This wears nicely on the skin, the quality of the ingredients making it pleasant, if not exactly ground-breaking. The warmest of Les Heures de Cartier series thus far, it is the most soothing to the senses, and also the most mysterious, hence the sobriquet, L'Heure Mystérieuse: Midnight, the witching hour bewitching indeed!
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As Oso couple rebuild their lives, they focus on the good
Dan Bates / The Herald
Ron and Gail Thompson were away from home when their house was destroyed in the Oso mudslide. To their delight, a wooden bear carving (center) they had received as a gift was found in the debris and returned to them. It joins new bears that were given to them as replacements before it was found.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Ron Thompson stands outside the couple's new house in Oso. They have been starting over with help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, United Way and the community.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Ron Thompson walks past tarp-covered items that he and his wife, Gail, were given to help them start over.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Ron Thompson's new house in Oso came with a big workshop, just right for making the wooden signs he's known for. This sign, made of cedar, will go up next to Highway 530, Thompson says, at the original Steelhead Drive.
Dan Bates / The Herald
From generous donations, the Thompsons were able to select a few items that will help make their new house feel a little more like home.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Although they lost their home and many friends and neighbors, Ron and Gail Thompson are grateful to have each other.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Carving signs has helped Ron Thompson keep busy as he copes with the aftermath of the mudslide.
The Thompsons have moved into a new home on Highway 530, a few minutes west of their old place on Steelhead Drive where many of their neighbors died.
"We call that our paradise and this our promised land," said Gail Thompson, 62. "We believe God already knew our new address."
One family treasure that was recovered from the devastation now stands in their new home, symbolizing how different their story might have been. The Thompsons have always been the kind of people who take care of others. And that's what saved their lives on March 22.
The couple left Steelhead Haven just minutes before the mudslide hit. They had talked Gail's mother, Mary Jira, 86, into going along, despite her not feeling well that morning. The three headed to Costco to pick up fresh buns for a church youth group get-together. Some 20 people, including one of the Thompsons' daughters and a granddaughter, had originally planned to come over that morning.
The Oso slide is the deadliest in U.S. history. It killed 43 people and buried a square mile of the valley under mud, trees, debris and floodwaters.
Rescuers pulled 14 people from the mud. All but one of those who were taken out survived.
Searchers pulled the last missing victim, Kristine "Kris" Regelbrugge, 44, out of the debris on Tuesday, which marked four months since the disaster.
"We're rejoicing," Gail Thompson said. "It's a miracle that they've found everybody and the families can have that closure."
The Thompsons are among a handful of people who escaped with their lives but little else.
The American Red Cross estimates about 10 families had their homes destroyed but did not experience the loss of a family member.
"We feel very humble that we're survivors," Gail Thompson said. "Our faith has carried us through."
The Thompsons continue to wear yellow ribbons on their shirts each day in remembrance of the lives claimed by the slide and the devastation experienced by the community.
"The only time I take these ribbons off is in the shower," said Ron Thompson, 66.
The couple went to most of the memorial services for their 43 neighbors. They also attend as many of the disaster relief fundraisers as possible.
"We felt it important to tell our story and be a voice for those who couldn't," Gail Thompson said.
They are grateful for the generosity and compassion of others through the tragedy. Although they've spent most of their lives giving, they're now learning to receive.
"Everybody wants to do something positive," Ron Thompson said. "It all means something."
The return of one item recovered from the debris has carried significant meaning for the Thompsons.
As a gift for the couple's first Christmas in Oso, their family gave them a wooden carving of a bear holding a sign that says "Thompson's." Oso is the Spanish word for bear.
After the slide, a National Guardsman found the bear in the debris. He was talking about it at a nearby restaurant when a deacon from the couple's church overheard. The two arranged for the Thompsons to get it back.
"It was like we found one of our children," Ron Thompson said. "We were jumping for joy."
It now stands in the couple's dining room. Still muddy and missing an ear, the Thompsons' bear reminds the family to count their blessings. They know their story could have been different. Although they lost friends and neighbors, they are grateful to have each other.
"We remember that," Gail Thompson said.
The wooden heart the bear holds was found and returned separately. It was spotted along Highway 530 on the first day the families were allowed to walk on it after the disaster.
A few other carved bears also have a home at the couple's new place. After the slide, people who knew about the family's lost mascot tried to replace it with similar bears.
"Now we have a whole den of them," Gail Thompson said.
The Oso slide isn't the first close call the family has had. Ron Thompson would have been fishing on the riverbank hit by the 1967 slide, but two flat tires kept him from leaving Everett, where he was living at that time.
He had another near miss in 2006, when a slide blocked the North Fork Stillaguamish River and caused flooding. He had been walking along the bank an hour or so before that slide hit.
The Thompsons cooked soup and Tater Tots for news crews and disaster workers after the 2006 slide. They let the Army Corps of Engineers set up camp on their land.
The couple had lived in Steelhead Haven since 2003. After raising their five daughters on a farm near Lake Stevens, they decided to downsize to a small house on five acres along the Stilly.
The family showed up in Oso and went to work on the property, remodeling the house and making it a home.
"It was our little paradise," Ron Thompson said.
He tinkered in the large woodshop. The Vietnam War Navy veteran often helped neighbors, mowing lawns and plowing driveways. A disability prevents him from working outside the home.
The Thompsons, who have been married almost 44 years, shared Friday evenings by the firepit in the back yard. They kept a garden from which they allowed anyone to take produce.
Their daughters and their 13 grandchildren enjoyed the spot on the Stilly as a gathering place.
The Thompsons' home, a shop, a Volkswagen, an RV and a new John Deere tractor were destroyed in the slide. The couple were left with nothing but the clothes they were wearing.
The Thompsons and Jira stayed in Arlington with Jennifer Johnson, the couple's middle daughter, until they got the keys to their new home earlier this month. Their homeowners insurance did not cover any of the losses except the Volkswagen and the tractor.
Johnson, 43, set up a GoFundMe page to help her parents and grandmother rebuild. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, United Way and the local faith community pitched in to help make the couple's new home a reality. Giving themselves permission to receive the help was a challenge. But once they did, things started falling into place.
"We haven't wanted for anything since," Gail Thompson said. "I don't want to say everything is perfect, but we are blessed."
The couple credit their family and their faith for carrying them through the nightmare of losing everything they had worked their entire lives for. They made a choice in the face of grief.
"I can be bitter or better," Ron Thompson said. "I choose to be better."
In the immediate aftermath of the disaster, the Thompsons took solace from the sorrow by being with others affected by the tragedy.
"We had a lot of strangers before who are friends now," Ron Thompson said.
They remain grateful for the tight-knit community and the hard work of the first responders.
Gail Thompson is still coping with the loss by journaling with her red pens.
She spends a couple of hours in the morning praying, reflecting and writing. Notebooks and red pens were among the first things the Thompsons' granddaughter, Kelly Johnson, 21, put on the list to be replaced after the disaster.
Ron Thompson is again tinkering in his woodshop. He's known for carving wooden plaques for his family and neighbors. He said he made a mess in his daughter's garage as he dealt with the slide.
"I was making signs as a way to keep myself busy," he said. "I can concentrate on that so everything else goes away."
Now, he has the last plaque he crafted before the slide. It reads: "We will overcome."
Gail Thompson, the parish secretary of 29 years at Arlington's Immaculate Conception Church, had asked him to make it. She had taken it to her office the day before the disaster.
"I thought we needed to have a saying, a theme," she said. "We shall overcome all this negativity and see the good in people."
That turned into a mantra in the melancholy months after the disaster. Gail Thompson picked the sign up the day after the slide and mounted it in her daughter's home. Now, it hangs near the bears in the dining room of the Thompsons' new home.
Soon, they'd like to hang maps of the slide area on the walls.
"To me, it's holy ground," she said. "We're moving forward, but we'll never forget."
They're readying the house for Gail Thompson's mother to come home. Jira is recovering in Arlington after breaking her hip in a recent fall.
Despite the setback, the Thompsons continue to insist on looking at the bright side. People don't get to pick when they are born or when they die.
"It's about what you choose to do in between life and death," Gail Thompson said.
They have been spending their time hosting family gatherings at their home.
And they're telling their story and that of the Oso community in hopes that they'll inspire others to share their faith.
"We'll live happily ever after here," she said. "I feel a beacon of hope because I believe that all of the good that has happened here — the caring and the sharing — will go on to the next generation."
Amy Nile: 425-339-3192; email@example.com. Twitter: @AmyNileReporter
- Oso General Store in danger of closing 5/20/15
- Exhibit shows vivid images of Oso before and after slide 5/13/15
- Delayed disaster response in Oso prompts new law 5/8/15
- Darrington mayor receives national award for leadership 4/30/15
- New technology can help reduce risks from landslides 4/26/15
- Anonymous gift pays off Oso mudslide survivor's mortgage 4/22/15
- Governor signs law for geologic hazards mapping 4/17/15
- County public works and WSDOT win award for post-mudslide road rebuild 4/13/15
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I was wondering if F11 has solved there issue with nvidia cards on install?
The improved open source Nouveau driver is indeed the default for Fedora 11 (Leonidas). You can test yourself the state of the driver by installing the Release Candidate (RC) when it becomes available in the next few days. Try it in a virtual machine, and please search for or file bugs for anything you find not working right.
You can read more about the Nouveau driver feature at these pages:
Not knowing which specific bug you are talking about, I want to point out a good page to watch. This one tracks common bugs, such as video driver issues and hacks, during the release lifecycle:
I don't see any bugs about the Nouveau driver there. Nor do I see a mention in the release notes pages about boot or install
(Those are the "source" pages that get used to build the actual release notes included in the distro and on http://docs.fedoraproject.org.)
With regard to open bugs, there are definitely some of those:
You would have to look to see if your particular issue is in there. If it is not, I encourage you to try out the Release Candidate when it is available in the next few days. If you find a bug still, report it via bugzilla.
Not sure what nvidia problem that you are referring to , but I'm running F11 that started as the preview edition. It is now installed to the harddrive and fully updated with no problems, and I'm running it with a Nvidia 6200 LE video card.
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Not sure what nvidia problem that you are referring to , but I'm running F11 that started as the preview edition. It is now installed to the harddrive and fully updated with no problems, and I'm running it with a Nvidia 6200 LE video card.
Can you comment on 3D acceleration please? How does it perform with Compiz? Do you have DRI?
There is no 3D accel with the nouveau driver last I heard. This is a nouveau thing though, not a problem with Fedora itself.
This is usually a non-issue, since most people still install the proprietary Nvidia driver if they want 3D accel. The proprietary driver actually works very well IMHO. In an ideal world the driver would be open source, or the open source alternative would work as well as the proprietary one, but we don't live in that world... yet.
Regardless of which current distro you run, you're likely going to have about the same experience when it comes to video drivers, since they're all basically just repacking the same exact thing. The only difference being how hard it is to get the proprietary driver installed.
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The Codington County Heritage Museum is a former Carnegie Library just a block from downtown Watertown. Built in 1906, the Classic Revival structure boasts a broad stone stairway and rich oak interior. Plan about an hour to browse through displays of antique furniture, firearms, military clothing and other Watertown artifacts from the late 1800s. Photos and newspaper pages tell the story of the 1870s and 1880s when Dakota Territory homesteaders flocked to the land office in Watertown to stake their claims. Admission is free.
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Bakkies Botha and Bryan Habana will miss the two-test series against Scotland because of injury.
Both were injured in the Bulls Vodacom Super 14 semi-final defeat against the Crusaders in Christchurch, with Habana's ankle injury looking bad.
Habana and Botha are integral to White's first-choice Springbok line-up and neither looked comfortable when leaving the field.
Habana, who only touched the ball once on attack — and scored from it — tried to continue playing but the pain was too bad, while Botha left the field before half-time after failing to make much of an impression in his 50th match in Super rugby.
White has already lost the services of BJ Botha and Andre Pretorius, while Os du Randt is out for the next two weeks.
Habana strained ankle ligaments, while Botha hurt his achilles. Both are expected to be out for anything between four and six weeks.


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Wear heels if they can't walk in them. This includes stomping forth on heels as if wearing heavy winter boots on uneven terrain.
Thread: What women shouldn't do...
Ok, to be fair, one for the girls too.
Those new leggings that are nearly transparent just do not look good on anyone seen so far, whether thin or not. Note girls that they get increasingly transparent as their workload increases. Just don't without a skirt. Not good.
Wear so much foundation that there is a line between the 'cake' and the neck. Imperfect skin is not best so covered up. Just do it lightly. No-one is looking at your complexion more than yourself. There are many good creams and potions out there and the rest comes from lots of green veg and fresh oily fish.
Interest is generated by mystery. Baring all may seem alluring to some but doesn't leave any for Ron. The latest bafta type red carpet dresses illustrate that perfectly. The mostly covered are the most lovely.
Wear heels if they can't walk in them. This includes stomping forth on heels as if wearing heavy winter boots on uneven terrain.
Just my opinion - they should not over tattoo their bodies.
Make up which supposedly makes women look better is actually a killer in the long run of good skin, so as light as possible (its just chemicals, mostly, but marketed as ALL NATURAL).
Let their men lug their handbags around. Ever. It reflects poorly on the both of them.
Grow a moustache. Or chest hair.
...wear more than one item of animal print at the same time. Not classy.
And l agree about the thin leggings. They look like they're wearing tights & forgot to put on a skirt! Don't these people ever look in a mirror?
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
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Agree with Mumsy: Picking your teeth without a napkin in front of the face is disgusting, regardless of who does it. Even with a napkin it should be done discreetly and quickly. Some people seem to enjoy the procedure and take aaaages picking their teeth in public - you can do that at home.
White lipstick. Dreadful.
... not be afraid, not hesitate to experiment with classic/vintage/alternative/formal wear or to indulge in tasteful, understated overdressing (hopefully, it doesn't sound like too much of a contradiction) once in a while, provided of course that the availability, affordability, appropriate occasions for these fashion choices exist and may be put to good use.
Wear a sheer frock without a petticoat so that the underwear is seen through it.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
If you are going to clip or file your nails and comb your hair, do so at home or if you find you have to do it in subway or at a restaurant, be considerate and move away from others. Not pleasant to get someone's nail dust blown onto your lap, or have someone's stray hairs flying around you when you are eating.
I'm also not a big fan of how some women do their whole make-up routine on the subway, even when there is no powder (or other items that can end up on other people) involved.
"Embrace those things which give you pleasure, after all, there is so much mediocrity to endure elsewhere." -- Inselaffe
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I think that mostly what women shouldn't do is try to look like everyone else. Or worry too much about what people think.
But the things I personally don't like to see are:
"Chicha" (the oozing out of fat above a tight garment)
Spandex on those who should not be wearing it
Flat-ironed hair
Those universally unflattering jumper dresses. There is simply no body type that can make those look good.
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Yikes, I think she dodged a bullet, smellgood4u. I would not date a man who expected me to have no past, that is crazy. Do you think that women are created in pods somewhere, full-grown, blank slates? We have to have a past in order to be women, not girls!
But I do hope you found someone who suits you, and that she found a better match for her, too. Lots of people in the world.
I like tattoos on guys for the same reason you don't like them on women...I like experience, like to know a person has had a life and not spent all their energy on trying to make it look like they haven't. Scars, tattoos, I do like. Depth, I guess. Funny how we all value different things...
Well said, Robin!
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
VPL... it is avoidable.
Thongs showing above the trouser line. Unless they are extremely beautiful and worth showing. Old withering straps a no no. Same for elderly bra straps falling out. There are special straps/pins for prevention of that.
Lipstick on the teeth. Probably goes with the public application. Check in the mirror girls. Also feathering lipstick on an older mouth. Can be avoided by application of gentle mousturiser, then light foundation around the lips or a lip pencil in neutral before the lippy. Then the foundation feathers in the face colour instead and not the red lippy. Top tip.
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For me, putting too much make up. I mean too much that their face looks like a flour. Also, wearing the gown that shows their side boobs. It's too much, it's not sexy anymore.
Just a quick remark about the tatoo issue from my perspective:
I don't mind seeing jail tatoos or tatoos from a concentration camp (obviously we see these less frequently now due to aging of that population).
A tatoo for any other reason seems trite to me, no matter what the reason or what they commemorate.
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Oh dear, I'm guilty of a few of those, including tattoos, piercings and even got my husband to carry my handbag once. It was on our wedding day, I was wearing stilettos and a dress and coat with a train on a muddy surfaced field, and one of the photos shows me holding his hand rather tightly with one hand and with my train over my other arm, trying to pick my way back to the path after sinking rather badly. He had my flowers in his other hand and my handbag around his wrist.
It has to be said that although I do agree with a number of these, I also believe in not forcing people to conform and if I choose to do something which bucks the trend then that is my choice and I don't see why I should conform just because someone else thinks I should.
Those Barbie look-alike types... all of it... Put so much perfume on of that HUGE cloying nature when dressed to the nines in leopardskin print tight things, loads of real fur, dripping with loud gold jewellery, long talons with diamonds on, gigantic lashes smothered in mascara, pancake powder, stacks of make up and/or fake orange tan, piled high backcombed peroxided hair and all this with such high heels that the calves bulge badly.
There was a television make up program that 'undid' one of these types of girl. She had gone on the program because she couldn't get men to take her seriously (really?). They re-brunetted and toned her right down. Subtle make up with a stunning little black dress, hair scooped into a loose chignon, a lace cardie and pearls. She looked like Audrey Hepburn when they had finished... a really stunning girl. She kept the new look and scooped a smashing BF who wanted to marry her straight away.
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
At the other end of the scale you have me, who smells good but often smells good in bike leathers, with hair tied up to go under a helmet and with no makeup at all on.
Hi Knit - indeed we are! Those are the only "authentic" tatoos, in my mind.
Yes - kid's names and faces, particularly if they died. Strange behavior. Oh, well, it's not my body and I'm not interested in looking at the bodies that have them - so I don't!
Well, just talking about appearances (rather than behavior) I say tattoos, piercings, fake nails, fake boobs, bleach, bronzer, too much makeup, too little clothing, etc, etc, what have you, is all just fine by me. Honestly, why should I care what other women do to their own faces and bodies? I've seen the pics of Snooki without makeup, and although I think it's a shame that she covers up her natural beauty in order to look like a porn star, it's her choice and one that's obviously empowering to her. I like that we all have lots of choices when it comes to how we want to present ourselves to the world, and I think women (and men, btw) should do anything they want as long as it makes them feel happy and confident, it isn't breaking any laws and it isn't hurting anyone (including themselves, of course.)
...but you're absolutely right mumsy; leggings aren't pants.
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Science is not only compatible with spirituality, it is a profound source of spirituality. When we recognize our place in an immensity of light-years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty, and subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility combined, is surely spiritual. ..Carl Sagan
Going to college in Indiana University Bloomington for my first year as an undergraduate, I see a lot of things girls/women should not do... This includes aforementioned nearly transparent tights on unflattering figures, old off-white thongs and off-colored underwear peeking out of jeans, and personally I think that if a woman has tanned skin she should not wear a nude lip that is 3 shades lighter than her skin color as that just looks like she has a tan gone bad... Also, tanning- why tan yourself until you look like a piece of burnt toast...? I don't understand why I keep women with burnt-toast fake tans on the public transit buses... There is more, but this is what comes to mind for now...
Women shouldn't watch so many reality shows. Just kidding just kidding, but seriously my girlfriend watches them all the time. I guess the same could be said about myself watching sports. I agree, the fake beauty of my generation and younger is getting quite out of control. Orange is not a sexy skin tone. Also, the tights that look like jeans, they look cheap. I don't care who you are, the jean tights need to be burned.
Make up is a turn off for me. Can look real nasty. IMO English girls need to been schooled in applying make up. You see them a lot, face orange and the neck is white, disgusting really disgusting.
I went travelling and saw girls from all nations. Natural look seems to be the preferred choice.
Ohh.. seeing them taking it off and the wipe is just covered... Grim.
Also, a woman should not have a tattoo anywhere near her chest. Chest tattoos on a woman are a HUGE turn off for me and instant NO in regards to whether I will date her or not. Also, no tats on the lower back or leading below the waist/hips like those cheesy holstered gun tattoos. That's very unclassy IMO. I don't mind tattoos in moderation.
Woman shouldn't wear low cut or revealing clothing and expect men not to ogle and stare.
Also, women shouldn't complain that there are no nice guys left in the world, then break a nice guy's heart.
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+1 Agree on having too many tattoo's, we call them "tramp stamps" where I'm from.lol
Applying make up while driving.
Pay too much mind to what other people think. :P
^ Agreed.
Science is not only compatible with spirituality, it is a profound source of spirituality. When we recognize our place in an immensity of light-years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty, and subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility combined, is surely spiritual. ..Carl Sagan
Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. O.Wilde
Women should know what to wear and when to wear them. I do not really care about fads and all, as long as you look good on something and feel good on something, then your fashion sense is good.
Wear clothes that are 2-3 sizes too small. Expose lots of skin, cleavage, and cleft. What is wrong with leaving something to the imagination?
I was at Walgreen's last week and noticed that white lipstick is being marketed. This is a bad idea for most women. White lipstick just makes a woman look, well, deceased. I suppose it might look OK on a woman with richly pigmented, dark skin, but I'm not totally convinced.
Gauges/flesh tunnels/plugs/great-big-holes-in-the-ear and smoking marijuana.
I think these two pet peeves are due to me being English and having spent my entire life in England until I was 19 before moving out to America for college. Back home, your average girl on the street doesn't have the big holes in their ears and doesn't smoke marijuana. I've found that America the big holes in the ears are far more common and just about every girl smokes. I could have an accident in the kitchen and still can count the girls I know who don't smoke on one hand.
I suppose I'm just not used to it, nonetheless, I don't think it's very pleasant.
B) Honestly, sincerely, I ask: what's wrong with marijuana? Why is that plant, and the habit of smoking it so stigmatized?
It's arguably less harmful than a lot of things that are legal. It's just a damn plant, you know?
Don't ask me to scrute the geranium. Some things are inscrutable.
Back home growing up not many people smoked marijuana, and the people that did usually dropped out of school and went onto harder drugs. I feel like in England marijuana is more of a gateway drug, whereas in America it's more of a social thing. I'm just not used to meeting a girl who, when asked what she's up to this weekend, says she's just going to smoke.


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First Known Use: 14th century
noun \ˈdrift\
: a slow and gradual movement or change from one place, condition, etc., to another
: a large pile of snow or sand that has been blown by the wind
: the general or basic meaning of something said or written
Full Definition of DRIFT
a : the act of driving something alongb : the flow or the velocity of the current of a river or ocean stream
: something driven, propelled, or urged along or drawn together in a clump by or as if by a natural agency: asa : wind-driven snow, rain, cloud, dust, or smoke usually at or near the ground surfaceb (1) : a mass of matter (as sand) deposited together by or as if by wind or water (2) : a helter-skelter accumulationc : drove, flockd : something (as driftwood) washed ashoree : rock debris deposited by natural agents; specifically : a deposit of clay, sand, gravel, and boulders transported by a glacier or by running water from a glacier
a : a general underlying design or tendency <perceiving the drift of the government's policies>b : the underlying meaning, import, or purport of what is spoken or written <the drift of a conversation>
: something (as a tool) driven down upon or forced into a body
: the motion or action of drifting especially spatially and usually under external influence: asa : the lateral motion of an aircraft due to air currentsb : an easy moderate more or less steady flow or sweep along a spatial coursec : a gradual shift in attitude, opinion, or positiond : an aimless course; especially : a foregoing of any attempt at direction or controle : a deviation from a true reproduction, representation, or reading ; especially : a gradual change in the zero reading of an instrument or in any quantitative characteristic that is supposed to remain constant
a : a nearly horizontal mine passageway driven on or parallel to the course of a vein or rock stratumb : a small crosscut in a mine connecting two larger tunnels
a : an assumed trend toward a general change in the structure of a language over a period of timeb : genetic drift
: a grouping of similar flowers planted in an elongated mass
— drifty \ˈdrif-tē\ adjective
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Examples of DRIFT
- the slow drift of the clouds
- As she got older, you could observe a drift in her writing towards more serious subjects.
- the government's drift towards a centralization of power
Origin of DRIFT
Middle English; akin to Old English drīfan to drive — more at drive
Other Geology Terms
anthracite, boulder, cwm, erratic, igneous, intrusive, mesa, sedimentary, silt, swale
: to move slowly on water, wind, etc.
of snow or sand : to form a pile by being blown by the wind : to form a drift
: to move smoothly or easily in a way that is not planned or guided
Full Definition of DRIFT
intransitive verb
a : to become driven or carried along (as by a current of water, wind, or air) <a balloon drifting in the wind>b : to move or float smoothly and effortlessly
a : to move along a line of least resistanceb : to move in a random or casual wayc : to become carried along subject to no guidance or control <the talk drifted from topic to topic>
a : to accumulate in a mass or become piled up in heaps by wind or water <drifting snow>b : to become covered with a drift
: to vary or deviate from a set course or adjustment
transitive verb
a : to cause to be driven in a currentb West : to drive (livestock) slowly especially to allow grazing
a : to pile in heapsb : to cover with drifts
— drift·ing·ly \ˈdrif-tiŋ-lē\ adverb
Examples of DRIFT
- The boat slowly drifted out to sea.
- The clouds drifted across the sky.
- The snow drifted against the side of the house.
- Drifting snow covered most of the car.
- The party guests drifted from room to room, eating and mingling.
- Her eyes drifted across the crowd.
- The conversation drifted from topic to topic.
- My thoughts drifted back to the time when we first met.
- After he left the army he just drifted for a few years.
- She drifted from job to job.
First Known Use of DRIFT
circa 1600
noun \ˈdrift\ (Medical Dictionary)
Medical Definition of DRIFT
: movement of a tooth in the dental arch
—drift intransitive verb
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Women's Volleybal Sweeps Converse 3-0 for Sixth-Straight Win
September 26, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. The Pfeiffer University womens volleyball team captured its sixth-straight Conference Carolinas victory with a 3-0 (25-20, 26-24, 25-21) sweep over the visiting Converse Valkyries on Saturday afternoon inside the Merner Gym. The Lady Falcons improve to 9-6 overall, 6-1 in the conference while Converse falls to 6-12, 1-5.
Converses Caitlyn Hemm (Glendale, AZ) led all attackers offensively with 11 kills on the day. Brittany Dickens (Raleigh, NC) followed for the Lady Falcons with nine match kills. Junior transfer Kristina Mordini (Freeport, IL) racked up eight kills while Jerrica Massey (Fort Lawn, SC) and Alaina Smith (Stone Mountain, GA), along with Abbie Ovbey (Mt. Gilead, NC) from Pfeiffer, each had six kills respectively.
Pfeiffer hit at 22% for the match, including a 30% total in set two. Converse started the day hitting at a 25% clip in set one, before finishing the day at 14%. For the setters, Vanessa Gerig (Towanda, IL) led the way for Pfeiffer dishing out 24 assists, while Lauren Hunsberger (Duncan, SC) led the Valkyries with 17.
Pfeiffer will look to continue its win streak in another home contest on Wednesday night. The Lady Falcons will host Belmont Abbey in a Conference Carolinas tilt beginning at 7:00 p.m.


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In featuring Olympic athletes to novelists, Mozart concerti to Bourbon Street jazz, and pretzels to wienerschnitzel, the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum again provides students and faculty alike with a forum for the exchange and exploration of intellectual issues and cultural traditions. The Athenaeum exists for students, and therefore student input regarding programs is especially desirable. As the new Athenaeum student fellows, both Stephanie Lum and I would appreciate receiving any suggestions from the student body.
This past summer I have worked in the CMC admission office. Presently I look forward to continuing my work there, as well as taking up my responsibilities as an Athenaeum student fellow. As far as studying is concerned, I will pursue my interests in literature and government while finishing my general education requirements.
Among my goals as a student fellow is to encourage interaction among faculty and students by means of Athenaeum events. In each issue of The Fortnightly, there are reservation slips for upcoming events. If you are interested in any of them, I urge you to fill out the slips and bring them to the Athenaeum prior to the reservation deadline dates. Some events, such as the afternoon teas and the Wednesday lunches, require no reservations and are open to all students. Take advantage of these occasions to invite professors and fellow students to meet for conversation. Remember, the Athenaeum is yours, and please contact me with any suggestions you may have concerning future events. My room number is Appleby 102. You can reach me there or at the Athenaeum.
As the fall semester gains momentum, remember that the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum continues to offer numerous opportunities for you to step away from daily pressures. Here you can encounter ideas and experiences that are often new, controversial, or simply refreshing. This month the Athenaeum's "Power and Politics in Athletics" symposium is sure to give you a different outlook on the concerns of players and personalities in the highly publicized world of professional and collegiate athletics.
Other events not to miss are continuations of the United States Constitution lecture series, currently spotlighting William Bradford, and the series about California history, featuring Kevin Starr. Both series continue in November. Watch The Fortnightly to catch every episode.
Being a student fellow, I look forward to attending as many Athenaeum-sponsored events as possible, and I hope that you will do the same. Remember that an additional goal for the Athenaeum is to accommodate as many student-sponsored events as possible, but please keep in mind that we often have more scheduling flexibility for lunches and teas than for dinners.
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Varsity girls volleyball
North Gaston 3, East Gaston 0 (25-20, 25-12, 25-23) — Sydney Edwards (10 service points, nine kills), Jamie Staley (9 kills) and Sully Owens (9 service points, 30 assists) in the win. North Gaston (20-3, 12-0), which finished the regular season, starts the playoffs on Saturday at home.
Lake Norman Charter 3, Highland Tech 0 (25-13, 25-9, 25-10)
Lake Norman Charter 3, Highland Tech 0 (25-13, 25-9, 15-10) — Highland Tech finished the season at 4-16.
West Lincoln 3, Cherryville 1 (25-27, 25-22, 25-15, 25-23) — Cherryville (12-12) fell in the first round of the SPC tournament. The Ironmen host a state playoff match on Saturday in Cherryville.
Kings Mountain 3, Forestview 0 (25-12, 25-19, 25-18) — Allyson Wiggins (5 kills, 3 blocks, ace), Candi Craig (4 kills) and Sydney Harris (3 kills) led the Mountaineers. Forestview 14-8 overall 6-6 Big South play Saturday in 1st Rd of State playoffs
Hunter Huss 3, Ashbrook 0
JV volleyball
North Gaston 2, East Gaston 0 (25-19, 25-17) — North Gaston finished its season at 16-7, 8-4.
Forestview 2, Kings Mountain 0 (25-14, 25-14) — Lauren Franklin (7 kills, block), Jordan Williams (3 aces, kill) and Delaney Feezell (10 assist, 2 aces) led the Jagus. Forestview 18-2 overall 11-1 Big South. Finished their season as Big South JV Champions.
Varsity soccer
Highland Tech 3, East Lincoln 3 (2OT) — Alvaro Correa, Corey Moore and Owen Levy scored for the Rams (7-6-1, 5-3-1). Tyler Mispleay (two goals) and Garrett Revis scored for the Mustangs. Highland Tech plays at Lake Norman Charter today.
Ashbrook 7, Kings Mountain 0
North Gaston 4, Crest 0 — Leon Hurtado, Candido Trejo, Raul Contreras and Bo Messick scored one goal each while Leon Hurtado, Justin Voit and Dakota Null assisted Wildcat goals. Alejandro Hurtado logged the shutout in goal.
Hickory Christian Academy 1, Gaston Day 1 (HCA wins 4-2 in penalty kicks) — In the SPAA tournament championship, Steven Manolakis scored on a penalty kick in the last ten minutes for Gaston Day to force overtime. The game remained scoreless for both 10-minute and 5-minute overtimes. Hickory Christian ultimately won in penalty kicks, scoring on four of its attempts as GD scored on two. Gaston Day (14-4-3, 10-2-1) awaits a potential seed in the NCISAA 2A state tournament which will be announced on Wednesday.
Forestview 2, South Point (double overtime) — Ross Boyd scored off a header with an assist from Dylan Helm and Jake Quinn scored on an assist from Boyd for Forestview while Hayes Cloninger recorded the shutout in goal.
Forestview 3, North Gaston 1 (Wednesday) — Dylan Helm scored twice, Jake Quinn scored one goal and Cole Poole assisted one goal. Leon Hurtado scored for North Gaston.
Varsity girls tennis
The N.C. High School Athletic Association playoffs begin today with two area schools participating. Ashbrook (13-0) travels to Northwest Cabarrus (13-1) in the 3A playoffs while North Lincoln (10-1) visits Maiden (17-1) in the 2A bracket. All four teams are No. 1 seeds out of their respective conferences.
Varsity golf
Lake Norman Charter 136, East Lincoln 146, North Lincoln 150, Highland Tech 151, West Lincoln 152, Lincolnton 167, Cherryville 171 — At Lincoln Country Club, Brittany Smith (EL, 38) picked up medalist honors on Monday. Alexis Killian (41, L), Megan Ports (42, LKC), Taylor Shellman (46, HT), Courtney Brown (48, C), Margo Lovelace (49, NL), Harley Schronce (46, WL) led their schools.


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Leslie's Double Overtime Goal Propels Men's Soccer to Victory
September 8, 2013
MISENHEIMER, NC – The Pfeiffer University men's soccer team (1-0-1) pulled out a dramatic 1-0 victory over Lenoir Rhyne (1-1-0) on Simon Leslie's double overtime winner in the 103rd minute.
"Lenoir-Rhyne is a very good team and they are going to win a lot of games this season," said Head Coach Bob Reasso. "We had some trouble in the first 15-20 minutes because we were sitting too deep but we started to extend the pressure and that helped improve our play. As a whole, we played well and I'm really proud of the effort."
The physical game saw four yellow cards handed out and 35 fouls called. The game was scoreless through the first two halves and one overtime period, but each time had good opportunities to get on the board.
In the 23rd minute, Seth Dey lobbed a shot from outside the shot that hit off the crossbar. Moments later, Dammy Baloguin had his shot blocked by a defender and cleared out of the zone. The Bears had a chance to convert in the first half as well. In the 35th minute, the Bears had goalie Nicolas Dulac out of the net and fired a shot that would have given the Falcons the lead. However, Alex Rebolledo was there to block the shot and keep the game scoreless.
In the second half, the Falcons had another opportunity to take the lead when they had an open net to shoot at. Aldo Ramirez fired a shot that was headed for the goal line before a defender made a sliding save and sent the ball out of bounds.
The team's would battle back-and-forth the rest of the afternoon until the second overtime. The Bears were whistled for a foul near midfield and Dey served the ball in. Nick Janes corralled the ball and set a pass to Leslie who ripped a shot from 12 yards out to give Pfeiffer the hard fought victory.
For the match, Dulac made 10 saves to keep the Falcons within striking distance. Stefan Dill made three stops for the Bears.
Lenoir-Rhyne held a 20-14 advantage in shots and took eight corner kicks to Pfeiffer's four.
The Falcons return to action on Friday night when they take on Clayton State in the Clayton State Classic at 7:30 p.m.


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Streaming media is multimedia that is constantly received by and presented to an end-user while being delivered by a streaming provider.[note 1] The name refers to the delivery method of the medium rather than to the medium itself. The distinction is usually applied to media that are distributed over telecommunications networks, as most other delivery systems are either inherently streaming (e.g., radio, television) or inherently non-streaming (e.g., books, video cassettes, audio CDs). The verb 'to stream' is also derived from this term, meaning to deliver media in this manner. Internet television is a commonly streamed medium. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Streaming)
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SHERPA to YODL-ING: Digital Mountaineering at York
Julie Allinson and Elizabeth Harbord describe the development of digital repositories for the University of York.
July 2009, issue60, feature article