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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - "I just want a haircut that is low maintenance, easy to style and looks good on me." One of the most frequently heard statements in the salon. And why not, is it really that much to ask for? A good haircut can be trendy or classic (ironically all the trendy cuts right now are classic like the bob, lob (long bob) and pixie) but will only look fantastic if it flatters the shape of the wearer's face.
So what is your face shape? Fortunately, there are only six basic shapes from which to choose: oval, rectangle, round, square, heart and triangle. A few things to keep in mind for a women's haircut is that the shape of the cut needs to be any other shape than that of the face. For example, a round shaped haircut on a round shaped face can end up making the woman look more like a sunflower than a diva. Interestingly enough, for men it is the opposite. Men, if you have a square face and are tired of your haircut growing out like a light bulb, let your stylist leave a little length by the ears to help make it easier to cut a flattering square shape.
Although a good cut is low maintenance - it will still require some maintenance and styling. There are at least three products everyone should have in their arsenal; a foundation spray, a styling product and a finishing product. A foundation spray is also considered a moisturizer for the hair. It helps to seal the cuticle and allows the styling product to do its job. A styling product can be anything from a mousse or gel to a cream. The styling product helps to build the particular kind of texture desired, whether it's straight, curly, volume, etc. into the hair. Lastly, a finishing product can be anything from hairspray to wax. This will set the look and help to support the finished product. For any questions regarding this process consult your stylist.
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Hairstyles will come and go, but there is no denying one particular style (that has been around since at least 4,000 B.C.) is here to stay ... braids! That's right - from the ancient Egyptians to princess Leia this ancient art has made its way back into fashion. Braids are timeless and there are so many different types and looks that can be created, the options are endless.
The current style for braids are full of texture and are by no means perfect (which makes them great for quick easy styling.) Styling products like Bumble and Bumble's Thickening Spray or Texture, Oribes' Dry Texturizing Spray, and most anything from L'Oreals' Artec Texture line can really help add that extra bit of grit to give softer hair more staying power. Regardless of the type of braid keep them loose and free. Pin them up or leave them down. When fastening the ends, try backcombing them instead of using a ponytail holder for a sexy, messy look. A peek-a-boo braid hanging over one shoulder from under textured waves is sure to be a head turner and Swiss Miss braids hanging out from under a ski or snowboard helmet is always a classic.
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Java doesn't provide any built-in delegation mechanism, and so far Groovy didn't either. But with the @Delegate transformation, a class field or property can be annotated and become an object to which method calls are delegated. In the following example, an Event class has a date delegate, and the compiler will delegate all of Date's methods invoked on the Event class to the Date delegate. As shown in the latest assert, the Event class has got a before(Date) method, and all of Date's methods.
The Groovy compiler adds all of Date's methods to the Event class, and those methods simply delegate the call to the Date field. If the delegate is not a final class, it is even possible to make the Event class a subclass of Date simply by extending Date, as shown below. No need to implement the delegation ourselves by adding each and every Date methods to our Event class, since the compiler is friendly-enough with us to do the job itself.
In the case you are delegating to an interface, however, you don't even need to explictely say you implement the interface of the delegate. The @Delegate transformation will take care of this and implement that interface. So the instances of your class will automatically be instanceof the delegate's interface.import java.util.concurrent.locks.*
In this example, our LockableList is now a composite of a list and a lock and is instanceof of List and Lock. However, if you didn't intend your class to be implementing these interfaces, you would still be able to do so by specifying a parameter on the annotation:@Delegate(interfaces = false) private List list = []
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Title IV Loan School Code of Conduct
Pfeiffer University is a member of NASFAA, National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. The Financial Aid Office abides by NASFAA's Code of Conduct which states that the Financial Aid Office Staff is expected to maintain exemplary standards of professional conduct in all aspects of carrying out his or her responsibilities, specifically including all dealings with any entities involved in any manner in student financial aid, regardless of whether such entities are involved in a government sponsored subsidized, or regulated activity.
Schools participating in Title IV loan programs are required to develop and adhere to a code of conduct.
The following code of conduct includes requirements specified in the Higher Education Act and applies to offices, employees, and agents of Pfeiffer University.
- The college will not engage in revenue-sharing arrangements with any lender. This is defined as any arrangement between a school and a lender that results in the lender paying a fee or other benefits, including a share of the profits, to the school, its officer, employees or agents, as a result of the school recommending the lender to its students or families of those students.
- Employees in the Financial Aid Office will not accept gifts from any lender, guaranty agency or loan servicer. This ban is not limited to providers of Title IV loans. Providers of private education loans, also known as alternative loans, are included in this provision. The law does provide for some exceptions related to specific types of activities or literature including:
- Brochures or training material related to default aversion or financial literacy.
- Food, training or informational materials as part of training as long as that training contributes to the professional development of those individuals attending the training.
- Philanthropic contributions from a lender, guarantee agency, or servicer unrelated to educational loans.
- No employee of the college's financial aid office will accept any fee, payment or financial benefit as compensation for any type of consulting arrangement or contract to provide services to or on behalf of a lender relating to education loans.
- Borrowers will not be steered to particular lenders, or delay loan certifications. This includes assigning any first-time borrower's loan to a particular lender as part of their award packaging or methods.
- The college will not request nor accept any offer of funds for private loans. This includes any offer of funds for loans to students at the college, including funds for an opportunity pool loan, in exchange for providing concessions or promises to the lender for a specific number of loans, or inclusion on a preferred lender list.
- The college will not request nor accept any assistance with call center staffing for financial aid office staffing. However, the college can request or accept assistance from a lender related to:
- Professional development training for financial aid administrators.
- Providing educational counseling materials, financial literacy materials, or debt management materials to borrowers, provided that such materials disclose to borrowers the identification of any lender that assisted in preparing or providing such materials.
- Staffing services on a short-term, nonrecurring basist to assist the school with financial aid-related functions during emergencies, including State-declared or federall declared natural disasters, and other localized disasters and emergencies identified by the Secretary.
- No employee of the institution may receive anything of value from a lender, guarantor, or group in exchange for serving in this capacity. Employees may, however, accept reimbursement for reasonable expenses incurring while serving in this capacity.
The college will not permit a lender to use any form of identification related to Pfeiffer University on lender promotion materials.
Financial Aid Terms
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): this is the basic form that must be filled out for all students who wish to participate in Federal student aid programs such as Stafford and Perkins Loans, as well as Pell Grants.
The FAFSA application is free to fill out and generally does not require professional preparation.
Student Aid Report (SAR): The SAR is a printout that you will receive in the mail (or via email) once your FAFSA has been processed. Your SAR will contain all of the information that you submitted on your FAFSA, and will let you know what Federal Student Aid you may qualify for.
Student Aid Eligibility: (taken from http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/aideligibility.jsp) Eligibility for federal student aid is based on financial need an on several other factors. The Financial Aid Office will determine your eligibility by ensuring that all students:
- Demonstrate financial need (except for certain loans)
- Have a high school diploma or a General Education Development (GED) certificate, pass an ability-to-benefit (ATB) test approved by the U.S. Department of Education, meet other standards your state establishes that the Department approves, complete a high school education in a home school setting that is treated as such under state law, or have satisfactorily completed six credit hours or the equivalent course work toward a degree or certificate.
- Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a regular student working toward a degree or certificate in an eligible program.
- Be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen
- Have a valid Social Security Number
- Register with the Selective Service if required. You can use the electronic FAFSA to register, you can register at www.sss.gov, or you can call 1.847.688.6888
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress once in school
- Certify that you are not in default on a federal student loan and no not owe money on a federal student grant
- Certify that you will use Federal Student Aid only for educational purposes.
Expected Family Contribution (EFC): You will find this listed on your SAR. It is an amount of money that the Federal Government says you and your family are capable of contributing to college expenses each year. The EFC is based on many different circumstances, including family size and income.
Financial Need: is the difference between the estimated cost of attendance and the amount the student is expected to contribute to the cost of their education. The amount a student is able to contribute to their education is determined by the FAFSA and is the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
Independent Student: for federal aid eligibility, you are an independent student if at least one of these criteria applies to you:
- You are 24 years old or older (born before Jan 1, 1987 for the 2010-2011 FAFSA).
- You're married on the day you apply for financial aid (even if you are separated but not divorced).
- You are or will be enrolled in a master's or doctoral degree program (beyond a bachelor's degree) at the beginning of the academic year your FAFSA is for.
- You're currently serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces for purposes other than training.
- You're a veteran of the U.S. Armed forces. (A "veteran" includes students who attended a U.S. service academy and were released under a condition other than dishonorable).
- You have children who will receive more than half their support from you during the FAFSA academic year.
- You have legal dependents (other than your children or spouse) who live with you and who receive more than half their support from you now and through June 30, 2011.
- When you were age 13 or older, both your parents were deceased and you were in foster care or a dependent or ward of the court.
- As of the day you apply for aid, you are an emancipated minor as determined by a court in your state of legal residence.
- As of the day you apply for aid, you are in legal guardianship as determined by a court in your state of legal residence.
- At any time on or after the July before you file your FAFSA, the director of an emergency shelter program funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development determined that you were an unaccompanied youth who was homeless.
- At any time on or after the July before you file your FAFSA, the director of a runaway or homeless youth basic center or transitional living program determined that you were an unaccompanied youth who was homeless or were self-supporting and at risk of being homeless.
Dependent Student: if you answer "no" to all of the questions above you are considered a dependent student.
Direct Subsidized Stafford Loan: the basic building block of most financial aid packages. The interest rate and terms for the Direct Subsidized Loan is 4.5% (for Undergraduates). Direct Subsidized Loans for Graduate Students and Direct Unsubsidized loans for all students is 6.8%. Students must beat least part time (6 credit hours for Undergrad Students & 3 for Grad Students) to be eligible, and they must show financial need. the borrower is not charged interest while still in school, nor during the grace and deferment periods. Students are eligible to borrow as listed below.
|Dependent Student Total
|Independent & Dependent Students whose parents can't get PLUS Total
|First Year (Undergrad)
|Second Year (Undergrad)
|Third Year & Beyond (Undergrad)
|Grad & Professional Students (all years)
Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan: Students must be at least part time (6 credits for Undergrad students & 3 credits for Grad students) - the interest rate is 6.8% for all Graduate Student (subsidized and unsubsidized) and Undergraduate Unsubsidized Stafford Loans. The borrower is responsible for all interest on the loan including while in college and during all grace and deferment periods. The lender is the U.S. Government and the loan will be paid back to the U.S. Government. Students are elgiible to borrow as listed above.
Direct Parent Plus Loan: This loan is a Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students and can be borrowed from the Department of Education through the Direct Loan Program with a fixed interest rate of 7.9% (for loans disbursed after July 1, 2006). The borrower is responsible for paying all interest and repayment begins 60 days after then 2nd disbursement -or - the parent borrower may elect to delay repayment until six months after the student is not enrolled at least half-time (this option is only available to borrowers whose funds were first disbursed on or after July 1, 2008). You must renew your credit decision each year, but unless an endorser is required on your loan, or your student changes schools, you will only need to fill out one Master Promissory Note at www.studentloans.gov. Each academic year, you will be required to complete a Plus Request Form (*LINK TO FORMS PAGE*) which is located here. Just fill this form out and return it to your financial aid representative indicating how much you would like to borrow for the next academic year. To be eligible for a Direct Plus Loan for Parents (taken from http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/parentloans.jsp)
- The parent borrower must be the student's biological or adoptive parent. In some cases, the student's stepparent may be eligible.
- The student must be a dependent student who is enrolled at least half-time (6 credit hours) at a school that participates in the Direct Loan Program. Generally, a student is considered dependent if he or she is under 24 years of age, has no dependents, and is not married, a veteran, a graduate or professional degree student, or a ward of the court.
- The parent borrower must not have an adverse credit history (a credit check will be done). If the parent does not pass the credit check, the parent may still receive a loan if someone (such as a relative or friend who is able to pass the credit check) agrees to endorse the loan. The endorser promises to repay the loan if the parent fails to do so. The parent may also still receive a loan if he or she can demonstrate extenuating circumstances.
- The student and parent must be U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens, must not be in default on any federal education loans or owe an overpayment or a federal education grant, and must meet other general eligibility requirements for the federal student aid programs.
Perkins Loan: Federal loan made through participating schools to undergraduate degree-seeking students. Offered to students who demonstrate financial need and are enrolled Full Time (at least 12 credit hours). Repayment is made to Pfeiffer and the interest rate is fixed at 5%. Funds available depend on the students financial need and the availability of funds at the college - the annual award limit is up to $3000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pfeiffer University Federal School Code?
When do I apply for Financial Assistance?
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available for completion January 1 for the upcoming academic year. Hint: The FAFSA should be completed around Federal Tax Time. Beginning in January of each year, FAFSA sends email reminders to all returning students. The FAFSA and all required Pfeiffer documentation must be submitted in a timely manner to ensure all issues can be resolved before the first day of class.
Every student, regardless of Admissions status, has access to a financial aid counselor through phone, email and online chat. You should receive a response to your communication (be it phone or email) within 24 hours of the initial request.
|Misenheimer Campus
|Mon. - Fri.
|8 a.m.-5 p.m.
|Charlotte Campus
|Mon.- Thurs.
|9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
|9:30a.m.-4 p.m.
|Online Office Hours
|8 a.m.-10 a.m.
If you have questions regarding your Financial Aid, speak with the Financial Aid Office as indicated below: The rules and regulations change frequently, and although your counselor may have your best interest in mind academically, they may not always be award of rules regarding dropped hours, required GPA's, federal regulations, policies, timelines, and proper procedures. Anyone in the Financial Aid Office can answer your Financial Aid Questions if you can't reach your appropriate representative listed below.
|Misenheimer Students
|Amy Brown
|Director of Financial Aid
|(704) 463-3046
|Diane Martin
|Financial Aid Counselor
|(704) 463-3052
|Stephanie Stroupe
|Financial Aid Counselor
|(704) 463-3015
|Graduate Students
|Lorri Connor
|Financial Aid Counselor
|(704) 945-7309
|Adult Undergraduate Students
|Lorri Connor
|Financial Aid Counselor
|(704) 945-7309
Once you are accepted and enrolled, Financial Aid information can be viewed on my.pfeiffer.edu
What is Financial Need?
Financial Need is the difference between the estimated cost of attendance and the amount a student is expected to contribute to the cost of their education. The amount a student is able to contribute to their education is determined by the FAFSA (known as the Expected Family Contribution or EFC).
Where do I complete the FAFSA?
Will Financial Aid cover all my educational and living expenses?
The Federal Government states the primary responsibility of financing a college education belongs to the student and his or her family. Financial assistance is offered to students who cannot provide all the funds needed and is intended to supplement what the student can contribute towards their educational cost. Also, most funds are limited. We cannot guarantee we will be able to meet the entire need of all students who qualify for assistance.
Requirements for Maintaining Financial Assistance
To receive and maintain financial assistance from Federal, State,or Institutional sources, students must conform to the following standards of satisfactory progress:
- Maintain at least the standards for academic eligibility outlined in the Pfeiffer University Catalog. Certain scholarships and grants require a higher grade point average; this information is available from the Office of Financial Aid.
- Some financial aid can be limited to the equivalent of 8 full-time semesters or four academic years. For transfer students, this limitation is adjusted in accordance with the number of hours accepted in transfer
- Any student rendered ineligible for failure to maintain satisfactory progress must meet the stated grade point averages consistent with the number of stated hours attempted before assistance can be reinstated. Any student readmitted after a period of suspension or dismissal will be ineligible to receive financial assistance until reinstated with the conditions above.
How is Financial Aid Awarded?
After receipt of all required information (i.e. results from FAFSA, taxes, verification forms, Default status, Loan eligiblity, etc), the Financial Aid Office will evaluate your information and your availibility of funds. If you are eligible for funding, process your aid, and mail an award letter listing your eligibility for the academic year.
The number or credit hours you are enrolled determines your enrollment status. For undergraduate students, 6 credit hours is considered half-time and 12 credit hours is considered full-time. Some Financial Aid programs are awarded based on full-time enrollment; if you drop below full-time enrollment the Financial Aid Office will review your awards and make adjustments. In some cases funds will be returned to the program or the lender. As a result, you will have to pay Pfeiffer out-of-pocket the difference of what was returned. If payment is not made, a hold will be placed on your account, you will not be allowed to register for an upcoming term, nor will you be eligible to receive your grade report.
Will my enrollment status affect my previous loans?
If you have previously borrowed under the Federal Stafford Loan program, you will not enter repayment until you drop to less than half-time status, graduate, or withdraw. To avoid entering repayment, be sure to enroll each semester at least half-time.
A number of factors determine how much a student may borrow. The annual maximum for each undergraduate grade level is:
|Number of
|Total (subsidized & unsubsidized)
|First Year
|Second Year
|Third Year & Beyond
|Number of
|Total (subsidized & unsubsidized)
|First Year
|Second Year
|Third Year & Beyond
Graduate & Professional Students (all years)
|Total (Subsidized & Unsubsidized)
Prior to June 30th 2010, lender were chosen by the student (aka FFELP loans). For Stafford and Plus Loans disbursed after July 1st, 2010 your lender is the Department of Education (aka Direct Loans). You may contact them either online, via Phone (800.848.0979), Fax (800.848.0984) or TDD(800.848.0983).
The Financial Aid Process takes 4-6 weeks from the time the FAFSA is completed (8-12 weeks during peak processing times). In some cases, the FAFSA is selected for Verification (either by the Department of Education or by the Financial Aid Office). We require the Verification Worksheet signed by the student and parent (if a dependent student) and Federal Tax documents. If any of these documents are not submitted or are incomplete, no Financial Aid can be processed. In the event that conflicting information is provided on the FAFSA and the Verification documents, we may request additional documentation. Also all new students who are Stafford Loan borrowers are required to complete a Master Promissory Note & Entrance Counseling at www.studentloans.gov before funds may be processed and released.
Where is my Student Loan?
First, make sure you have accepted your aid by signing and returning your award letter each time one is mailed to you. Accepted loans are transmitted electronically to lenders after the Financial Aid Office receives your signed award letter. New borrowers must complete a Master Promissory Note & Entrance Counseling at www.studentloans.gov. Students borrowing Alternative Loans must alert the Financial Aid office when they have secured a loan and the Financial Aid Office will certify the students loan with the correct lender, and may be disbursed to the Business Office via papercheck from the lenders and must be endorsed by the student in the Business Office. Plus Loan funds are disbursed electronically to Pfeiffer, and funds will be released to the student pending eligibility; Once the disbursement has been received at the Business Office (either electronically or by papercheck), please allow 48-72 hours for internal processing.
My lender says that my funds have been released to Pfeiffer, where is my refund?
Make certain you have applied for and confirmed your aid. You must be enrolled at least half-time (6 credit hours for Undergraduate students and 3 credits for Grad Students) to receive aid. New Undergraduate and Graduate Students receiving the Stafford Loan must sign a Master Promissory Note and complete the Loan Entrance Counseling at www.studentloans.gov before the funds can be released. You can access guides to these applications online at Stafford Loan Master Promissory Note or Parent Plus Loan Master Promissory Note.
All I have are Stafford and/or Parent Plus Loans; why can't I receive them when I am not making Satisfactory Academic Progress?
Contrary to popular belief, Stafford Loans and Parent Plus Loans (although they are in the parent's name) ARE financial aid because the funding is provided by the Federal Government. Aid provided by the Federal Government falls into the category of Title IV Aid and these funds are subject to the rules and regulations of an individual school's Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.
Can I get Financial Aid for the Summer Term(s)?
Summer financial aid is awarded pending a review of each studen'ts eligibility. To apply, you must first register for your classes and then submit a Summer Direct Stafford Loan Request Form. Students are only eligible for student loans in the summer term(s). We anticipate beginning our review of summer aid applications at the same time Summer registration begins.
If you completed the FAFSA, for Fall and/or spring term(s), you only need to complete the Stafford Loan Request Form for the Summer Term. If this is your first term, you need to complete a prior year FAFSA even if you did not attend the Fall or Spring term.
YES. Financial Aid MUST be applied for every academic year, which consists of Fall, Spring and Summer. If you plan on continuing to use Financial Aid, you must submit a FAFSA or renewal FAFSA.
Federal Loans are borrowed funds that you must repay with interest. A Federal Student Loan allows students and their parents to borrow money to help pay for college through loan programs supported by the Federal Government. Beginning July 1, 2010 all new Stafford and Plus Loans will be made under the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program (Direct Loan Program). In the Direct Loan Program, the U.S. Government is the lender, and loan funds are provided to students through their school.
These include low fixed interest rates, income-based repayment plans, cancellations for certain employment, and deferment (postponment) options, including deferement of loan payments when a student returns to school. For these reasons, students and parents should always exhaust Federal Student Loan Options before considering a Private (or Alternative) loan.
Financial Aid
Pfeiffer University awards financial aid based on financial need as well as criteria such as academic, athletic or artistic achievement or promise. Each year, 90 percent of Pfeiffer students receive more than a total of $12 million in financial assistance. For complete information, please contact the Office of Financial Aid.
FAFSA Code/Pfeiffer University: 002955
The first step for all students in the financial aid process is to complete the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA). This determines if you are eligible for any grants, loans and work study programs. All Pfeiffer students are eligible for the Federal Direct Student Loan Program, after the Master Promissory Note and Entrance Counseling are completed.
- Get your PIN: Obtain your unique 4-digit U.S. Department of Education PIN (Personal Identification Number). You will use this unique number each year you file your FAFSA, and to complete the Federal Direct Stafford Loan application. Request your pin at www.pin.ed.gov. If you are a dependent student, one of your parents will need their own PIN as well.
- File the FAFSA: Visit fafsa.ed.gov to complete the FAFSA. Wait until you (and your parents if you are a dependent student) have filed your FEDERAL taxes and allow the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to pull your information from your federal tax returns and populate the application for you. Add Pfeiffer's school code (002955) as this is the only way that Pfeiffer can receive results.
- Complete Federal Direct Student Loan Master Promissory Note & Entrance Counseling: Both may be completed at www.studentloans.gov. Sign in using the same PIN you requested in step one. Once you sign into the Student Loans website, choose "Complete Entrance Counseling" and "Complete Master Promissory Note."
- Choose the Pfeiffer program you are interested in: The menu bar on the left lists Pfeiffer's different programs - undergraduate, graduate and adult studies. Choose your program from the menu to move forward with the financial aid process.
Requirements for Maintaining Financial Assistance
To receive and maintain financial assistance from Federal, State or Institutional sources, students must conform to the following standards of satisfactory progress:
Maintain at least the standards for academic eligibility outlined in the Pfeiffer University catalog. Certain scholarships and grants require a higher grade point average; this information is available from the Office of Financial Aid.
Some financial aid may be limited to the equivalent of 8 full-time semesters or four academic years. For transfer students, this limitation is adjusted in accordance with the number of hours accepted in transfer.
Any student rendered ineligible for failure to maintain satisfactory progress must meet the stated grade point averages consistent with the number of stated hours attempted before assistance can be reinstated. Any student readmitted after a period of suspension or dismissal will be ineligible to receive financial assistance until reinstated with the conditions above.
- Pfeiffer is excited to announce its participation in the SALT program - a unique, student-friendly web site that offers interactive tools to manage your loan debt, learn critical financial literacy skills, find a job, locate scholarship funding and much more! And, best of all - it's free to all Pfeiffer students and alumni! Click here to right to the SALT web site!


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:: ''See also: [[New Jersey State Senate elections, 2013]]''
Alonso in the [[State legislative elections, 2013|2013 election]] for [[New Jersey State Senate elections, 2013|New Jersey State Senate]] District 38. Alonso was unopposed in the June 4 Republican primary and by incumbent [[Bob Gordon]] (D) in the general election on November 5, 2013.<ref>[http://nj.gov/state/elections/2013-results/2013-official-primary-results-state-senate.pdf ''New Jersey Department of State'', "Official Primary Election Results," Accessed July 26, 2013]</ref> <ref name=gencand>[http://nj.gov/state/elections/2013-results/2013-official-general-candidates-state-senate-0912.pdf ''New Jersey Department of State'', "Official general election candidates," September 9, 2013]</ref>
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|Fernando Alonso
|Candidate for
|New Jersey State Senate, District 38
|The College of the Holy Cross
|Penn State University
|Date of birth
|November 23, 1957
Alonso received a B.A. in History from the College of the Holy Cross in 1980. He later obtained his J.D. from Penn State University in 1983. Alonso has been a senior lecturer of Business at Farleigh Dickinson University since 2003. He is the director of Puerta al Futuro at Farleigh Dickinson. Alonso is also a practicing attorney focusing on immigration law.[2][3]
Campaign Themes
In a questionnaire from the League of Women Voters of New Jersey Education Fund, Alonso highlighted the following issues:[4]
- Property Taxes
" Property tax caps are doing their job in helping to control in local property taxes which is why we must make them permanent...Further, we must implement reforms that reduce costly mandates on local governments and also give local governments the opportunities to share services and find other innovative cost-cutting measures."
- Unemployment
" I will work to make our state competitive in the national marketplace for attracting the businesses which provide jobs by revamping our state's corporate tax structure, reviewing regulations to see which make sense and which don't, and promoting educational programs that provide our citizens with the skills employers are looking for."
- Opportunity Scholarship Act
" In neighboring Pennsylvania, a similar program called the Educational Improvement Tax Credit has been remarkably successful, awarding more than 284,000 scholarships and saving property taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars every year. New Jersey should endeavor to achieve these same positive results, especially in light of the fact that Opportunity Scholarships are aimed at helping our most vulnerable students."
- State Aid to Municipalities
"The simple fact is that our government – like too many citizens in this tough economy – have less money to spend. Rather than focus simply on revenue, we must also focus on expenses: what our governments spend."
- Family Planning Services
"Taxpayers should not fund abortions. As for other family planning services, they must be examined in the same light as every other item that receives taxpayer support: can we afford them right now, can we afford them at their current level and are they more or less important than other services the government funds?"
- See also: New Jersey State Senate elections, 2013
Alonso ran in the 2013 election for New Jersey State Senate District 38. Alonso was unopposed in the June 4 Republican primary and was defeated by incumbent Bob Gordon (D) in the general election on November 5, 2013.[5] [6]
Alonso was a candidate for District 38 of the New Jersey General Assembly. Alonso and Richard Goldberg were bracketed together and defeated Joseph Gant, Scott Verrone, and Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz in the Republican primary. Connie Terranova Wagner and Timothy Eustace ran unopposed in the June 7 Democratic primary. Vinko Grskovic ran as an Independent in the November 8 general election as well.[7]
Asbury Park Press
District 38 is one of only three districts that the Asbury Park Press identified as competitive in 2011. The other two are Districts 2 and 14. Districts 2 and 38 may lean more Republican after 2011 redistricting, and District 14 may still favor Democrats. As evidence, they cite a drop in registered Democrats in Districts 2 and 38, and only a small decrease in registered Democrats in District 14. History has shown, argues APP, that districts where Democrats hold less than a 10,000 registered voter advantage typically favor the GOP. The Democratic registration advantage in District 38 is roughly 12,000, (down from 22,000).[8]
NJ Spotlight
NJ Spotlight has identified District 38 as one of the most competitive districts in the state, with potential for the GOP to pickup a seat in the Assembly.[9]
Campaign donors
District 38 ranks second in fundraising
As of October 25, candidates for District 38 raised $3,394,798, according to the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission. District 38 ranked second in fundraising for the 2011 election season. Candidates for the district spent $3,023,924 of their campaign funds.[10]
Alonso and his wife, Donna, currently reside in Oradell, New Jersey.
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Additional reading
- NorthJersey.com, "Harrison: One election that will matter this year," October 16, 2011
- NJSpotlight, "Legislative District 38," October 4, 2011
External links
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Facebook page
- Twitter page for LD38 Republicans
- LinkedIn page
- New Jersey Department of State, Unofficial general election candidates
- ↑ New Jersey Department of State, "Official 2013 Primary Candidates", Accessed April 15, 2013
- ↑ Paramus Patch, "Senator Gordon Will Face Challenge From Alonso This November," March 15, 2013
- ↑ LinkedIn page, Accessed May 16, 2013
- ↑ League of Women Voters of New Jersey Education Fund, Accessed May 16, 2013
- ↑ New Jersey Department of State, "Official Primary Election Results," Accessed July 26, 2013
- ↑ New Jersey Department of State, "Official general election candidates," September 9, 2013
- ↑ New Jersey Department of State, 2011 Official General Assembly Primary Candidate List
- ↑ Asbury Park Press, "Race for Legislature is on," September 23, 2011
- ↑ NJ Spotlight, "Election 2011: Where the Republicans Can Pick Up Assembly Seats," April 12, 2011
- ↑ New Jersey ELEC, "News Release," November 3, 2011


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In love with the first pair! ♥
Love the first ones so much!http://fashionbrunette.blogspot.com
Hoi Andy, de link die je naar de schoenen die je draagt post, zijn niet dezelfde schoenen als die die je draagt. Waar heb je deze gekocht/gekregen?
love nr 1 and 2 big time!!XO Charlottewww.thefashionguitar.com
Glitter! The best :)SandraVisit my blog – http://kurmanoraktai.blogspot.com/
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The glitter loafers are AWESOME!!!!I´m dying to see an outfit with them on!!XOXOhttp://somestylestories.blogspot.com
Love them all. The A Wang booties are incredible.EQUIPMENT BLOUSE Giveaway
huh? the shoes (second pair) on fashiolista are looking different? From which brand are the 'real' ones?
The shoes look great, but I'm afraid that you're going to have a hard time walking in New York. I like the last pair the best, heather grey is an interesting colour on shoes. The shape of the heels is amazing. http://www.style-abuse.blogspot.com
I love it!!!!Xo!www.sofashionist.blogspot.com
wow love the first pai of golden glitery shoes ! love your blog andy ! would be a great honour if you visit my blog <3 xx nadine from ballerinasbun.blogspot.com
so cool!!new post on my blog:I'm waiting for u!have a great week end!www.thecurlylady.blogspot.com
I think the flat gold ones are so neat. Yes neat. 😀 They would be perfect for my city walking here in San Francisco. Hope you gals are all well! Adios Chicas! Art A La Rue – http://www.artalarue.com
LOVE the first loafers! Are they darby from J Crew?xx Allie
the second pair is beautiful. Love it!Lauhttp://thenewblacksheep.blogspot.com/
looove the first pair, the others are not my cup of tea but i'm sure you'll rock them 😉
The heels are fabulous!XoXoPlamihttp://www.fashionthrill.com/
Love the Alexander Wang booties ! I might get them !xxwww.coralieslooks.com – FRENCH FASHION BLOG
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The boots are so amazing! Hope you don't exeed your weight limit on your flight back! xxxLondon Last Night
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Fantastic shoes I love the loafers!!!Many kisses,Lizette
the first and the second are just perfect! <3Looooove U <3
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wow! amazingg! great choices! ♥xxxo from Argentinahttp://angelieeee.blogspot.com/you can also follow me on Twitter! @angelieeee
Woot woot indeed! It's always encouraging to see a NYC lady in something other than heels. I've tried it myself, and only wearing heels for even just a weekends worth of activity can ruin everything! Good choices!http://mostlyclothes-cristina.blogspot.com/
Love the second ones!
Amazing shoes.Love the second pair!
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I really love them… all… !! wowwww
me encantan los 3.http://paquetevistasbien.blogspot.com
Love love looove the gold slippers!! xx
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love all! of course ;-)http://wonderfashionista.blogspot.com/
beautiful, all of them!http://ieva-thecraze.blogspot.com/
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Great shoes!Love them all :)xxxLaurahttp://the-shoe-issue.blogspot.com
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WOOOOOWWW!! They are all amazing! But my favorite pair is the first one :))
wow i was looking for similiar ones,too. but now that it is getting colder her in Germany I couldn't were them anymore anyway. visit me, i would be thrilled if you do :)lovesAnh from tha.Darlinh
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The first ones are my absolute favourites, love the sparkly effect. The Alexander Wang's are really stunning, I love the fabric and the heel. ♥-Axellewww.ax-elle.blogspot.com
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The 3rd ones are so beautiful! What a shame I can't walk in shoes that high without being killed laterxxx
I love the first pair…. Don't like the last one!! But I love your style.. The best bloggers' style! :)www.thefairtip.com P.s. I saw your post of Andy for Mango. A week before I posted my 10 top list, Big fish was in the list! Great place right? The food, the architecture, the design, everything!Bisou
All about glitters!
wow? it's amazing! espesially the 1st one
your legs look ultra tan with the gold slippers!!! obviously the wangs are fabulous but where did you get the patent bow one those look like a feminine take on the creepers!!!
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Wonderful shoes!Love all, but the first are the best!)http://jkolycheva.blogspot.com/xx
Niiice!!! I love Wang boots!!! Have a great time!!!
Love them! Where did you buy the second pair if i may ask? X Janique
nice shoes!!! i love the gold color!!!www.elblogdechuchus.blogspot.com
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ooo, i love them all!Krissy xoxo
Love the first pair. They look like the perfect loafers. And they are golden :DI hope the first two pairs make your feet heal ;)http://missemilyblog.blogspot.com/
All three pairs are fabulous, but the wool stacked heel one is by far my favorite.♥, Jamiehttp://www.TheFancyTeacup.com
first ones are to dye for!www.zorannah.com
SO fabulous, love the loafers!
LOVE those black loafers! Great buys, Andy. Hope you're having a great time in NY xoxohttp://styleitup-eva.blogspot.com/
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my fav. is first :)) it looks like so chic :)) kisses Andy :)) Visit My Blog Bus & Mug
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Great shoes!!!! Funny:)xoxoFesty
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Me encantan los dos primeros!!!Los mocasines negros de charol son de H&M verdad? Y los primeros?
Wow, so beautiful !! :)KissesAlinkahttp://alinka-fashionblog.com
Great! In Prague Fashion Week starting too! :)Alex.
the first pairis to die for!!! <3
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last picture!!! love them!!!!!
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the third one..omg so high!
loving that wang pairhttp://elenavasilieva.blogspot.com/x
adore the last pair!
they r all stunning but the last one is the hottest one!! So eccentric 😀 love it!! xx S. http://s-snowhite.blogspot.com/
Me encantan esos zapatos planos, además de la comodidad son my bonitos.
That last pair! what are they?! They're gorgeous! http://www.justonemoree.blogspot.com/
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I really like the way you write in your blogs. Its so funny and just gets me in a good mood! great shoes
The first shoes are so beautiful!xx
love all of them
Gorgeous <3
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Love them all!!!!
Love the last one, so unusual. Are they from Alexander Wang?
Cool shoes. The last ones seems to have a huge heel :)http://littlefashioncat.blogspot.com/
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I love all of them! but the second one are just perfect!I love your blog and your sense of style… Kiss* Annie
love the first one, glitters rock! they're as cool as the miu miu sneakers of this season.
Oh my, the first pair is so cute, where are those from? I want!!!
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These shoes are awesome!!! Especially the golden ones! :)xoxo from Austriahttp://www.wonderfulandmarvelous.tumblr.com
These are all great, love them all!www.fashiable.nl
The golden slippers are awsome! Can't wait to see how you are going to style them.
Love the shoes!! I own the Constance boots… they're worse than walking in Louboutin Pigalles… basically I cannot walk in the Constance boots at all! They're so painful and angled very sharply. Good luck and wear your shoes in good health!
gorgeous pairs. i love more the first and third one. visit my blog @ http://www.thesassypink.blogspot.com
I love them all, but the second one is my favorite!!! <3 my blog
Son todos geniales!! Espero que todo esté yendo estupendo por NYC…http://between-heels.blogspot.com/
Love the first pair!! Vale.The Streets of Fashion
OMG the last pair is the best !! The Shoes are so cool :)Have fun the last days in NY
Wow the first two ones look so damn good where did you get them?My ♥ Passion
i love the first 2 pairs!
They are awesome! all of them!x Je suis Sophie
ooh really love all your new shoes!! especially the black flats <3
where's the 2nd pair from?it's adorable.love,mari
The last ones are insaaaaane! I hope they're comfortable and you won't finish fashion week limping, because usually such a great pair of shoes is always impossible to walk in… Can't wait to see what you'll wear them with!!
GREAT shoes Andy, especially LOVE the last pair!!
I really love the sparkle golden ones!!! Wow they really look amazing!!! Have fun in New York and please keep us all update :)C. xoxoohlestrends.blogspot.com
Really awesome shoes!!:)Mela xxhttp://melamusings.blogspot.com/
love the last pair! <3
Estos ultimos son una locura!Zepequeña.
WOW I love the last ones 😀 <3
Wow, I LOVE the glitter slippers!!:D They're awsome!!:Dxxxx Mia's Little Corner
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Tip Time Set for Pfeiffer/Duke Basketball Exhibition Next Saturday
October 14, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Duke University has announced the game time for the mens basketball exhibition contest with Pfeiffer University on Saturday, October 24th. Tip-off at Cameron Indoor Stadium is set for 6:30 p.m. Duke hosts Maryland at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon in Atlantic Coast Conference football action, thus pushing the basketball tip-time back to 6:30 p.m.
The Blue Devil ISP Radio Network will carry the game live next Saturday. Local stations apart of the Blue Devil Radio Network to broadcast the game include WZKY-AM 1580 in Albemarle, WIST-FM 98.3 in Asheboro and WSTP-AM 1490 in Salisbury. A complete list of affiliates is listed below. The game will also be available on the internet and have live stats available through www.gofalconsports.com.
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Durham --WDNC-AM 620
Aberdeen --WEEB-AM 990
Albemarle --WZKY-AM 1580
Asheboro --WIST-FM 98.3
Beaufort --WSFL-FM 106.5
Burlington --WBAG-AM 1150
Charlotte --WHVN-FM 104.3
Charlotte --WHVN-AM 1240
Clinton --WSFL-FM 106.5
Fayetteville --WCCG-FM 104.5
Goldsboro --WSFL-FM 106.5
Greensboro --WIST-FM 98.3
Greenville --WSFL-FM 106.5
High Point --WIST-FM 98.3
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Kernersville --WIST-FM 98.3
Kinston --WSFL-FM 106.5
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Lumberton --WCCG-FM 104.5
Morehead City --WSFL-FM 106.5
New Bern --WSFL-FM 106.5
Raleigh --WRBZ-AM 850
Rocky Mount --WSFL-FM 106.5
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On a cold December day last year, eight-year-old Hennessy came to us limping and suffering from multiple untreated conditions. In January our veterinarians repaired her torn ACL and gave her other treatment she needed. Almost two months after arriving at the ASPCA, Hennessy was ready for adoption.
But though she's one of the world's most loyal, sweet-natured and easy-to-care-for dogs, Hennessy has been waiting almost 10 months to find a home. She needs to be an only dog and she takes two medications (though they're inexpensive and she takes them so nicely!), and that means lots of people pass her by without noticing how great she is.
How great, you ask? Hennessy's biggest fan at the Adoption Center, Behavior Department Manager Marny Nofi, says Hennessy is housetrained, smart, quick to bond, and very eager to please. And while she has some pep in her step, she's a fairly low-key dog who loves to lounge around with something good to chew on—perfect for city, country or suburban life.
Like most adopters, Marny didn't notice Hennessy's particular charms at first—then she started working with her for our talent show.
"Right away, I knew she was special. In just two short sessions, she already was catching on to the tricks I was teaching her." Marny says. "You know she loves you back when she does her little dance when you go to see her: She'll hop around in a circle with a big goofy smile on her face."
"I expect she'll be a very polite and easy dog in the house," Marny tells us, adding, "How can you not get hooked on a dog that shouts 'I love you!' in her behavior every time you see her?"
We don't know, Marny! All Hennessy really wants is a family (teens and up without other dogs, please) and we know they're out there. We're hoping you'll help us find them.
This diamond in the rough needs a home, and she doesn't deserve to keep waiting. So start sharing, tweeting and emailing! It worked for Britney, Reina, Tammy, Spruce and many other ASPCA pets. Let's make it work for Hennessy!
I am responding to last week's email about the little westie mix; male named snowball.
Has he been adopted? I live in Virginia and have been looking for a buddie for my 7 year old spayed westie,Clara. Snowball looked perfect for her. What is the policy about adopting out of state or is it even possible?
and thank you for all you do for these fabulous animals!!!!
Any advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
Ellen Jahns
Hi guys:
I put your link up on my Facebook page and want to help try to get Hennessy a home. I have been watching to see if she gets adopted since she came to your shelter. If I could, I would but I am in PA and I am not allowed to have dogs in my apartment.
Anyway, it gave me an error when I click on Facebook. You may want to fix that so we could all get the word out to out NY friends. I copied her link onto my status, but it would be nice to see her cute face right away.
Thank you for all you do!!!
Wishing much success with Hennessey's placement. Don't worry...the right human will come along. Our NO-KILL shelter had a pit named Luke that was with us for nearly 2 years! He was sweet, funny, talented and loved everyone but because of his breed, people walked by. Fast forward, a woman saw Luke on our local website and our Facebook website. She came in, met Luke and immediately fell in love! Being careful as we are about placement, we discovered during the home visit that this adopter had a working farm and that Luke would be living among farm animals and horses - something he's never seen. Well...today Luke goes everywhere with his mom on the farm, and understands he needs to lay down quitely while mom tends to the stable of horses. He loves it all and Mom is so pleased, she sends us updates all the time! Don't worry Hennessey...the right home is just around the corner.
Hennessy is precious! She has one the most beautiful smiles I have ever seen. I hope this pretty pittie finds a loving forever home.
I hope and pray that she gets her wonderful forever home very soon now. I have other dogs, 2 rescued Yorkies, and 3 rescued cats. God, please find Hennessy a great home!
Sure wish I could take her, but I already have 2 adopted dogs (as well as 2 cats and a bird)! :( Hoping and praying that she finds her forever home SOON!!!
Hi, I'm interested in adopting Hennessey. My dog past away a few months ago and I'm ready to adopt again. My only concern is...I have two cats that are 12+ yrs old. How is she with cats?
Hennessy today is your day. So many people love you and I know you love lots of people - but that special someone that you're waiting for is just around the corner. I love you and want you to be happy.
If someone can get me the following information, I'd be happy to post as my Dog of the Day.
Contact information that can be posted publicly
She is not at risk of euthanasia - has time where she is
She is spayed - not capable of producing more homeless pets
Thank you,
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At 5-foot-9, 205-pounds, Northside senior DeJarvis Eaddy looks like a middle linebacker. He's squat and solid.
And, of course, he has that one attribute all middle linebackers have to not only survive but flourish in the middle of the mayhem that surrounds the position.
He likes to hit.
"I'm like the quarterback on defense. I call the plays, make sure everybody's lined up. I see everything, how it works and fill the gaps," Eaddy said.
"And," Eaddy said, with a gleam that seemed to carry from his eyes to his voice, "I get to hit people."
How much does he like to hit? Asked if he could transfigure himself into any size and play any position, Eaddy chose not one of the high-profile positions but … defensive end.
"So I could blindside the quarterback," he said with a smile. "He won't see me coming."
Given that, it's easy to guess whom his favorite player is, the patron saint of linebackers from Pee Wee to the pros: Baltimore's Ray Lewis.
"I love Ray Lewis," Eaddy said. "He's a very humble person and he gets after it. He's very hyper. I want to be hyper like that and aggressive."
Hyper and aggressive as in 11 tackles, which included a double-team stop with defensive back Isaiah Wells on fourth-and-goal at the 4 with just over two minutes left to make sure Bunn didn't score an offensive touchdown in Northside's 28-10 win last week.
That win sent the Monarchs (14-0) into the NCHSAA 2-AA East Regional final on Friday night at home against Carrboro (14-0). The winner advances to the state championship game Dec. 1 at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh.
It is Northside's fifth regional final — the Monarchs have never made it farther — and first since 2008.
"I want to get it all," Eaddy said after practice earlier this week. "This is the first time I'm going to be here. It's going to be the last time I'm going to be here, too."
A big reason the Monarchs are here is their defense, which has posted five shutouts and held Bunn's offense to just a field goal — after a turnover that gave the Wildcats the ball at the Northside 5-yard line. Bunn's other score came on a kickoff return.
One of Northside's defensive leaders is Eaddy, who has a team-high 115 tackles and is a different player on the field and off, according to his coach.
"He's pretty quiet most of the times," coach Bob Eason said. "When he gets out there at middle linebacker he's a little bit different. He talks a little bit more. He likes to come up with his name for the calls I send in. Sometimes I'm wondering if the guys understand what he's calling.
"But he likes to have a little fun with it, which I'm good with. It makes it a little more exciting for the guys than just calling my regular old signals. As long as they understand what he's trying to do. But he gets after it."
Eaddy has not been here long, having transferred from Virginia with his military family to Jacksonville during his sophomore year — but after the football season was over. While many of his friends went to White Oak, Eaddy said his mother had him enroll at Northside.
"I got real lucky," he said. "I'm glad I listened to my mom."
Well, momma knows best.
Still, Eaddy said he was the new kid on the football field and had to prove himself to his new teammates. He had played on the offensive line as a JV in Virginia, but that was when he weighed 234 pounds. Having dropped nearly 30 pounds, it was time to find another position.
While he's seen a few snaps at fullback the past two years, one coach projected Eaddy as a linebacker — and so he was, gradually seeing more and more playing time as the 2011 season progressed.
"He got to play a lot of middle linebacker last year," Eason said. "So he got some experience. This year he's come on and he's been a mainstay back there for us. I like to put our guy in there where he's got one read and is usually a go-get-'em kind of guy, and that's what DeJarvis does."
Other than calling the defense, Eaddy said his main responsibility at the start of a play is the fullback, although after that he seems to be on more of a search-and-destroy mission.
"If you want to hit," he said, "that's (the place to be)."
Eaddy, who also plays on the kickoff and punt teams, was asked how he would evaluate himself if he was looking at No. 20 on film.
At first he hesitated before replying, with a laugh, "He's a handsome dude." As he was being reminded he would be wearing a helmet on the film, Eason piped up, "He looks better in a helmet."
Asked for a more serious evaluation, Eaddy eventually offered one up.
"I would say my reads and that I watch my keys and watch where the (back) goes," he said. "I've got a feel for it because I've been doing it for a long time. I pick up different things and see where it plays out and read the quarterback."
That ability comes, he said, from both watching film and experience, both in games and at practice.
"When I'm in the game, I'm in the game," he said. "I don't remember what happened after the play, but I remember what's going on. … I use that experience. It kicks in. I basically play in the moment."


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Special Pre-performance Hours: 5-8pm, March 12th!
The University of Arizona will host an exhibition—the Collaborative Legacy of Merce Cunningham— documenting seven multi-disciplinary works from the Merce Cunningham Dance Company (MCDC) as well as selected works resulting from collaborations between other choreographers and architects. This exhibition will feature reproductions of music and dance notations, drawings, sketches, and photographs documenting the collaborative process and the performed works. The exhibition will be held in the Sundt Gallery of the University of Arizona's College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture between February 14th and March 22nd, 2011. This and related programming is designed to complement the MCDC Legacy Tour performance presented by UApresents at UA's Centennial Hall on March 12, 2011.
The Merce Cunningham Dance Company (MCDC), created in 1953, is one of the most influential contemporary dance companies in the world, and is currently in its final two years of touring. Since Cunningham's death in 2009, the Company has embarked on a final, two-year celebratory world tour after which the Company will permanently disband.
Merce Cunningham left behind a legacy of cross-disciplinary collaborations in all of the arts as well as a culture of creative research informed by such diverse interests as zen philosophy, environmental aesthetics, chance and indeterminacy, and digital technology. His collaborators included composer and poet John Cage, visual artists Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, and Andy Warhol, film makers Charles Atlas and Elliot Caplan and architect Benedetta Tagliabue.
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This isn't the same Pamlico football team I've come to know.
The colors are still the same – black and gold – and the school is settled in the same spot in Bayboro. The sign on the scoreboard says Hurricanes, so I must be at the right place.
I assigned myself to cover Pamlico's third football game of the season Friday, a home game against the Farmville Central Jaguars.
I needed to see for myself that this was a different football team.
Before the season kicked off, the Hurricanes won just one game in each of the past two years. They haven't been to the postseason since 2008. They haven't beaten Jones Senior in nearly a decade.
Lately, being a Pamlico football fan must be what us Cleveland fans feel like. Its last winning season was in 2007 when it went 8-4.
As I sit in the balmy press box, absorbing in the atmosphere at this Pamlico football game, I sense a new vibe.
There's more optimism. There's more leadership on the football field. There's a greater sense of urgency to end the culture of losing.
The Hurricanes have nearly 15 more players than they had last season.
The attitude begins with Pamlico's first-year head coach Kevin Yost, a fiery, passionate mentor. He's rejuvenated the program with his intrasquad scrimmage under the lights and his confidence in his players.
"The main thing is to get the community excited about Hurricane football," Yost said. "I want them to come out and support us."
It trickles down to the accountability of Pamlico's 13 seniors, starting with quarterback NaQuan Gibbs.
I'm impressed. The Hurricanes are two plays from being 3-0, a vast improvement from the past couple of seasons.
The Hurricanes had a 14-10 lead with four minutes remaining on Friday until Farmville Central returned an interception seven yards for the game-winning touchdown.
The Hurricanes won their opener, a 38-13 win over Croatan. And had it not been for a late turnover, they should have beaten Lakewood in the second game.
"I told our kids after losing to Lakewood that I did want it to hurt," Yost said. "Losing is supposed to hurt.
"The kids were heartbroken, and that's a good sign. I know that they care."
The Hurricanes are running for more than 200 yards per game, senior Tarik Davis is leading the area in rushing yardage and Tony Credle, Cameron Moore and Josiah Simmons are playmakers on offense.
On the other side of ball, Connor Hough and Arthur Randall are monsters on defense.
I predicted Pamlico to win seven regular-season games.
With a conference that no longer includes powerhouse Southwest Onslow and Dixon, I am feeling good about my prognostication.
The only thing in the way of a Pamlico conference championship are the Hurricanes themselves.
Pamlico has a very good 1A football team.
"I want Pamlico High School to be the place to be on Friday nights," Yost said. "I feel we can be very competitive in the conference and we will go to battle each week."
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New Atlantic Ventures in Reston will receive $8 million and Kinetic Ventures in Chevy Chase will receive $5 million through the program, which is run by the Maryland Venture Fund Authority. The $84 million InvestMaryland program will give two-thirds of its money to venture capital firms to invest in early-stage companies in Maryland and the Venture Fund Authority will invest the rest itself.
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Typically, any local American Legion post will know of local charities or families in need of used clothing or furniture, and can facilitate getting the goods to the right families. However, you should first contact the post commander or adjutant to see if they can accept the donations or have other options for you. Call and ask!
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Andries Bekker says his 'shocking' performance against Argentina in Mendoza was a massive wake-up call.
Bekker had his worst-ever Test for the Springboks in that 16-all draw, eliciting widespread criticism for his performance, with some even suggesting that it was evidence that he was a pretender as a successor to Victor Matfield.
Bekker was dropped for the next two matches, against Australia in Perth and the All Blacks in Dunedin, with coach Heyneke Meyer sending a strong message to the second rower to significantly improve or face time in the Test wilderness.
He responded with a masterclass against the Wallabies at Loftus on Saturday, and credits his improvement to deep introspection.
'Mentally after the game in Mendoza I struggled,' Bekker said. 'Some [critics] described my performance in harsh terms, but I know I wasn't up to standard and mentally I needed to make that switch. I was shocking.'
Bekker has consistently shunned comparisons with Matfield, but accepts that he will be the benchmark for years to come. Injuries have seriously curtailed his ability to exhibit the potential many believe he has, and he said staying fit, not stepping out of Matfield's shadow, is his primary focus.
'I just need to get back into top form. I've struggled after my back op last year and my ankle op earlier this year. If people eventually see me as better than Victor, then all good. I don't think that will ever happen though. He was the very best in the game,' he said.
Bekker said in his experience the key to beating the All Blacks was always bossing them physically, with failure to do so terminal to your cause.
'You need to pitch up physically against the All Blacks or you'll take 50 points. I've been in the Springboks set-up for five or six years and every time you play them you have to take a step up,' he said.
He added that the pack, which dominated the Blacks in their last meeting, is fast developing into a formidable unit.
'We are going to be one of the best packs in the world. There's a good balance of experience and youth. We've also got good depth and a range of different combinations. That was the case back with the team under Peter de Villiers,' he said. 'It's great to have competition. If you don't you'll sit back and think you're the best in the world. That's when you get moered every week.'
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