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HIGH POINT, N.C. -† Conference Carolinas All-Conference Men's Lacrosse Teams were determined by vote from each head coach of participating institutions.† Luke Gillespie was named Freshman of the Year as one of nine players to represent Pfeiffer University. Nominations are collected and then voted upon by ballot and tallied to determine First Team, Second Team, Third Team, Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, and Coach of the Year award winners. Awards will be presented at the Conference Tournament Championships hosted by Queens University of Charlotte at this weekend's conference championship. This year's award winners are as follows:
Player of the Year:
Jake Ternosky ñ Limestone College
Limestone junior Jake Ternosky lead Conference Carolinas in face-off percentage at†.826, taking 62 of 75 attempts within conference games, while also leading the league among field position players with 32 ground balls in five conference contests. Failing to win possession only 13 times, 18 of Ternoskyís controls†led to Limestone goals on those immediate offensive possessions in which the Saints maintained the ball. His efforts lead the nationally No. 4 ranked Saints to the Conference regular season title for the fourth consecutive season with a perfect 5-0 mark and 12-1 overall. On the season Ternosky ranks No. 2 nationally in NCAA Division II menís lacrosse in face-off win percentage at .700 (159-of-227) while muscling his way to 68 ground balls.
Freshman of the Year:
Luke Gillespieñ Pfeiffer University
Luke Gillespie anchored the Falcons defense that allowed a slim 5.83 goals against average in 2012. Gillespie registered six goals with four assists totaling 10 points on defense while amassing a team-high 60 groundballs. The freshman also contributed to the Falcons and their man-down defense which ranked fifth-best nationwide to help them to a 10-5 overall mark and 4-1 league record.
Coach of the Year:
Chris Barrett ñ Belmont Abbey College
Chris Barrett was named the Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year in his first year as a head coach for the Crusaders. With his selection, all three of the Abbeyís menís lacrosse coaches in its history have been named Coach of the Year in their first year on the Crusader sideline. Barrett guided an offense that saw five players score at least ten goals, one short of a program-high, while seven players registered double digit points, which is just one shy of the school record to lead the Abby to a 2-3 league mark and 5-8 overall record.†
Regular Season Champion:
Limestone College
All-Conference First Team:
Shayne Jackson ñLimestone College
Riley Loewen ñLimestone College
James Shepherd - Pfeiffer University
Jackson Decker -Limestone College
Jake Ternosky ñLimestone College
Tor Reinholdt ñLimestone College
Steven Tilmon -Pfeiffer University
Anthony Lamarca ñ Pfeiffer University
Anthony Starnino ñLimestone College
Josh Wharton ñLimestone College
Hayden Kirk - Pfeiffer University
All-Conference Second Team:
Corey Geroy ñQueens University of Charlotte
Tucker Hammock ñ Pfeiffer University
Corey Rich ñLimestone College
Scotty Steele- Belmont Abbey College
Dan Morrisseyñ Belmont Abbey College
Justin Rose ñPfeiffer University
T.C. Whaley - Queens University of Charlotte
Jeff Konko ñPfeiffer University
Connor Doyleñ Belmont Abbey College
Luke Gillespie ñPfeiffer University
Steve Gartleman ñLimestone College
All-Conference Third Team:
Keith LaClair ñCoker College
Tim Cloud ñQueens University of Charlotte
Desi Gonzalez ñLimestone College
Steven Sauser ñLimestone College
Matthew Rabung ñPfeiffer University


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March 23, 87
Vol. 02 , No. 09
American Political Scene
Tuesday, March 24, 1987
In 1972 Yvonne Brathwaite Burke became the first woman elected to Congress from California in 20 years, and the first black woman ever elected to the House from her state. Prior to this, Burke served on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, as well as in the California State Assembly.
On Tuesday evening, March 24, the CMC Women's Forum and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum welcome Yvonne Burke.
A native of Los Angeles, Ms. Burke; graduated from Manual Arts High School, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from UCLA and her law degree from USC. Before and after her tenure as representative, Burke practiced law, and she is currently a partner in the firm of Burke, Robinson and Pearman.
Yvonne Burke has received numerous awards for her varied civic and governmental works, and Time magazine selected her as one of America's 200 future leaders. Ms. Burke's experiences in government should provide for an informative and interesting evening at the Athenaeum.
To Be a Writer
Wednesday, March 25, 1987
0n Wednesday, March 25, the Athenaeum welcomes Margaret Coel. A native of Colorado, Mrs. Coel is an historian of the Southwest and a freelance writer with a life-long interest in the unique history, people, and places of the area. The mother of two CMC students, Kris and Lisa, she has written two books: Chief Left Hand: Southern Arapaho (1981) and Goin' Railroading: A Century on the Colorado High Iron (1986). The former was voted the best non-fiction book of 1981 by the National Association of Press Women.
Mrs. Coel's numerous articles on Indians, trains, bridges, and towns have appeared in American Heritage, The New York Times, and the Denver Post. In 1981 she was awarded a Time, Inc. fellowship to the Breadloaf Writers Conference at Middlebury College, Vermont.
Join us at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday for an informal lunch with Margaret Coel, hosted by the CMC Women's Forum, and later that evening for a reception and dinner; Mrs. Coel speaks at 7:00 p.m.
The Killing Fields
Thursday, March 26, 1987
The award-winning film, The Killing Fields (1984), was based on the extraordinary, true story of Dith Pran and his friendship with New York Times correspondent Sydney Schanberg. This story of survival in war-torn Cambodia is a portrait of one man's will to survive.
Eventually reunited with his family and now an American citizen, Dith Pran visits the Athenaeum on Thursday, March 26. A reception and dinner in his honor begins at 5:30 p.m. Because a large audience for Dith Pran's talk is anticipated, the evening's program, which starts at 7:00 p.m., is scheduled for the newly renovated McKenna Auditorium. Use the coupon in this Fortnightly to make your dinner reservations.
(For those who have not seen The Killing Fields or who would like to see the film again, the Athenaeum will provide a VCR screening at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, March 24. Lunch will be available. No prior sign-up is required.)
Spend the evening at the Athenaeum watching the Academy Awards and/or the final game of the NCAA Division I playoffs which will be shown concurrently on big-screen television. Professor Mike Riley will be on hand to comment on the Oscar nominees and winners, .and valuable prizes will be awarded for the best predictions made by students for both events. Prediction forms can be picked up in the Athenaeum office and must be submitted prior to 5:30 p.m., Monday, March 30, when conversation and snacks begin. Feel free to drop in during the telecasts.
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wain, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wain, and The Wain Foundation, the Athenaeum is pleased to announce a symposium, "Encountering Jesus," which will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 31 and April 1.
Recently, scholarship by Jews and Christians alike has focused on the Jewishness of Jesus. Two leading philosophers and theologians will explore this theme in evening discussions on March 31, and April 1. Following a 5:30 pm. reception and dinner on Tuesday evening, Professor Brian Hebblethwaite of Queens' College, Cambridge, England, will address the topic from a Christian perspective in a 7:00 p.m. talk entitled "Incarnational Christology and the Jewishness of Jesus" The next night, again at 7:00 p.m., following the customary Athenaeum reception and dinner, Professor Michael Wyschogrod, chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Baruch College, City University of New York, will offer a Jewish interpretation in his "Jesus and Judaism: Continuity and Discontinuity."
In addition to these presentations, CMC's Stephen T. Davis, professor of philosophy and religion and editor of a forthcoming volume, Encountering Jesus: A Debate in Christology, has organized a panel discussion featuring contributors to his book. They include well-known Claremont scholars John B. Cobb, Jr., John Hick, Rebecca Pentz, and James Robinson. This event begins at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, in the Childs Lounge.
Encountering Jesus: Incarnational Christology and the Jewishness of Jesus
Tuesday, March 31, 1987
Encountering Jesus: A Debate in Christology
Wednesday, April 1, 1987 4:00 p.m. Childs Lounge
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Wednesday, April 1, 1987
Thursday, April 2, 1987 Bauer Lecture Hall
0n Thursday evening, April 2, the Department of Black Studies and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum welcome Mr. Derek Walcott to Claremont McKenna College.
Derek Walcott, 1986 winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for poetry, was born on the island of St. Lucia in the British West Indies. When Walcott was less than a year old, his father died, leaving him and his twin brother, Roderick, to be brought up by their mother. Walcott was 14 when one of his poems was published in a newspaper, and four years later he published a book of 25 poems. The money for this project came from his mother, who could little spare it; he hawked the pamphlet throughout the island and was able to repay her.
In 1950 Walcott left St. Lucia and entered the University of the West Indies in Jamaica, where he took his B.A. in 1953. Upon graduation he moved to Trinidad, where he has worked as a book reviewer, art critic, playwright, and poet. His most famous collection, In a Green Night, was published in 1962 and garnered him immediate success at home and abroad. His dramas have received great critical acclaim and have been produced for the London and New York stages. He has recently spent a great deal of time in the United States.
After an Athenaeum reception and dinner, Walcott will read and comment on his poetry in Bauer Lecture Hall at 7:00 p.m.
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Wednesday, April 8, 1987
Wednesday, April 8, in cooperation with the Keck Center and the Arms Control Association, the Athenaeum hosts the Scoville Lecture to be presented by David L. Aaron. A former Foreign Service officer, Mr. Aaron served on the SALT I delegation during the first Nixon administration. After working on the Senate Intelligence Committee, he held the post of deputy national security adviser on President Carter's National Security Council, and acted as the U.S. arms control specialist at the Carter-Brezhnev summit. A reception for Mr. Aaron begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:00 p.m. The lecture is at 7:00 p.m.
Make your reservations early for the Athenaeum's celebrated Sunday brunch to be served this month on April 12. The buffet begins at 11:00 a.m. and continues until 1:00 p.m. The Athenaeum welcomes all CMC students and their personal guests; appropriate dress is required (i.e., no shorts, etc.).
The Sacralization of Culture: the Emergence of High Culture in 19th Century America
Thursday, April 9, 1987
0n Thursday, April 9, the history department and the Athenaeum join forces to present a fascinating look at American culture as they welcome Lawrence W. Levine to Claremont. Levine, the Margaret Byrne Professor of History at the University of California, Berkeley, speaks on 'The Sacralization of Culture: The Emergence of High Culture in 19th Century America."
An American historian at Berkeley for the past 25 years, Levine has distinguished himself as a leader in this important field. In addition to being a MacArthur and Wilson fellow, he won the Chicago Folklore Prize in 1977 for his book Black Culture and Black Consciousness: Afro-American Folk Thought from Slavery to Freedom (1977). Levine has written three other books, including Defender of the Faith: William Jennings Bryan, the Last Decade (1987).
The author of numerous articles on a variety of topics, Levine has been especially noted for his work in black culture. Publications include "Slave Songs and Slave Consciousness," "William Shakespeare and the American People: A Study in Cultural Transformation," (1984) and "Hollywood's Washington: Film Images of National Politics in the Great Depression." (1985)
Reserve your place now for this exciting event.
Applications for Athenaeum student fellow are now accepted. We seek applicants who are enthusiastic, creative, and have excellent research, writing, and communication skills. The fellows' greatest responsibilities are planning Athenaeum events and producing The Fortnightly. Other duties include attending Athenaeum Advisory Committee meetings and weekly staff meetings. In addition, the student fellows distribute flyers, decorate the showcase in the Athenaeum lobby, attend Athenaeum-sponsored events as often as possible, and meet speakers at the airport. Time devoted to this position varies between five and 15 hours per week.
In addition to a stipend, the rewards of the position are numerous. The opportunity to meet fascinating people and to handle managerial problems provides pleasure and challenge.
Applications are available in the Athenaeum office and must be returned no later than April 1. We will contact applicants shortly thereafter to inform them of possible interviews. For further questions please contact Carolyn McFerran or Robert Urstein at x8244.
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Southwest's Austin Tausch said he wasn't nervous while preparing to take a penalty kick.
Instead, the senior was confident in his ability to score, which he eventually did to break a scoreless tie in the first half during the Stallions' 3-0 victory over Spring Creek on Wednesday night in the third round of the NCHSAA 1-A soccer playoffs.
"I was trying to be confident when I was taking my penalty kick," Tausch said. "If you lack confidence, it can help the goalkeeper."
After Tausch's PK goal with 12:49 left in the first half, he and senior Markkel Bannerman each added additional goals to help the Stallions advance to the East Regional semifinals — one step closer to a third consecutive appearance in the regional finals.
On Saturday at 3 p.m., Coastal Plains Conference champion Southwest (11-2-2) will play at Wallace-Rose Hill (22-1-2), which beat Red Springs 2-1 on Wednesday. Wallace-Rose Hill beat Southwest 3-2 earlier this season.
Meanwhile, Spring Creek (13-3-3), the top seed from the Carolina Conference, saw its season end with a loss to Southwest for the second consecutive year. The Gators lost 5-0 to the Stallions in the second round last season.
"We tried to fight back. We just didn't have enough tonight," Spring Creek coach Linda Salter said.
Tausch took his penalty kick after he dribbled the ball about 25 yards and was fouled inside the 18-yard line. Moments earlier, junior Nick Cameron played a deep pass from the defensive side of the field to sophomore Kody Moore, who then gave a quick pass to Tausch.
"On the attack, we were finding the forward's feet and laying it off," Tausch said.
Tausch's goal sparked the Stallions, who missed some point-blank shots earlier in the first half.
Nearly two minutes after Tausch scored on his PK, he assisted on Bannerman's goal. The play started when Tausch played the ball to Moore on a throw-in from the right side. Moore then gave the ball right back to Tausch, who delivered a crossing pass from the right to Bannerman, who headed it into the goal.
"He (Tausch) was just able to see the field so well and distribute the ball," Salter said. "He had good communication and no matter where he was, you could hear that communication, which obviously was a big thing for them."
Tausch made it 3-0 just 4:45 into the second half when he scored on a 35-yard shot that bounced off Spring Creek goalkeeper Victor Ortiz and rolled into the back of the net.
The Gators never threatened to get closer after that.
"The guys came out with a lot of fire tonight and it was very clear from the get-go that we were playing with a lot of energy and emotion," Southwest coach John Sweeney said. "I believe you create your own luck the more energy for which you play with and the more those bounces go your way."
And of course, it doesn't hurt Southwest having Tausch lead the Stallions' attack.
"Austin is just an elite player," Sweeney said. "I feel like any school in the state would be fortunate to have a player of his caliber."
Still, the Stallions misfired on several close shots early in the match.
Just 45 seconds into the game, Southwest had an open shot from inside the 18 go just wide left. The Stallions also had a point-blank shot blocked by Ortiz and twice hit the crossbar before finally scoring.
Yet, Sweeney wasn't concerned about Southwest not capitalizing on shots from close range because his team's solid ball movement and work ethic.
"It was very early in the match and I felt we were doing good things to create those chances," Sweeney said. "So you just hope you keep doing those things and that you will be able to put away those chances."
Tausch said his team just had "to get past" its early game missed opportunities.
"It was pretty frustrating," he said. "We were unlucky."
But the Stallions finally broke through, which took some pressure on their defense.
Although Southwest allowed eight shots on goal, the Stallions held the Gators to without a shot during a 22-minute stretch between the first and second half.
Senior goalkeeper Nick Matics made 8 saves for Southwest.
"I think defensively, we just needed to calm down and go back to basics and keep the ball in front of us," Sweeney said. "I think in the second half, particularly, we did an outstanding job with that. I don't feel they (Gators) actually penetrated our defense a single time in the second half."
Southwest junior defender Alex Blake said his team tried a new formation, which he added helped the Stallions defend Spring Creek.
"We had two center midfielders and we changed to having three," Blake said. "We were standing together as a group."
Spring Creek 0 0— 0
Southwest 2 1— 3
GOALS—SWO: Tausch 2, Bannerman. ASSISTS—SWO: Tausch. IN GOAL—SC: Victor Ortiz (6 saves). SWO: Matics (8 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—SC 8, SWO 11. CORNER KICKS—SC 4, SWO 2. RECORDS—SC: 13-3-3, season complete. SWO: 11-2-2, at Wallace-Rose Hill on Saturday in regional semifinals.


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Everybody is allowed to engage in intoxicants but it seems that only those that have a degree of control over their mind can effectively deal with them. Do you have a degree of control over your three doors that allows you to avoid negative outcomes when your already befuddled brain is further clouded? If so, go for it. If not, stop looking for excuses. You want to take intoxicants? Take them. By all means! But taking intoxicants will not make you Soen Roshi, Tao Chi or (here's a new one for you, you'll love this one) Drukpa Kunley. It was not the imbibing of intoxicants that made them worthy of praise (otherwise all junkies would be worthy of praise) it was the mental qualities they had developed that allowed them to indulge in intoxicants without setting themselves up for lower rebirths.Ikkyu wrote:Also, are we now deciding that only enlightened beings are allowed to indulge in intoxicants? That's news to me. Please elaborate.
Have you developed those qualities to that extent? NO! So will your actions have consequences? YES! Are you willing to undergo the consequences of your actions? Yes or no?
You can't have your cake and eat it. Make a choice and get on with it.
It's a dopey thread because you have yet to see the meaning behind the quotes you post and fail to accept the logic behind the rebuttals to your position that everybody has posted. You are not engaging in a debate, you are merely restating your point over and over again. A point that was taken apart on the first page.
You are free to take intoxicants, but they will generally have negative effects on your mind. It is that simple. Do you understand?
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Come on, were there any real contenders beside Richie McCaw for the Player of the Year award? Fellow All Blacks Kieran Read and Dan Carter had a chance, but otherwise no player came close to McCaw in 2012. Before the Rugby Championship finale in Soweto, Bok coach Heyneke Meyer told a New Zealand reporter that McCaw's presence was worth an extra 10 to 15 points for the All Blacks. Meyer's prediction then came to pass when New Zealand thumped South Africa 32-16 at Soccer City. Tellingly, McCaw also excelled in the Tests where the All Blacks struggled for fluency. New Zealand were manhandled by the Boks in Dunedin, but McCaw (as well as some wayward Bok goal-kicking) kept them in the game through a superhuman breakdown effort. The 2012 season will have added to his legacy as one of the best forwards to have played the game.
Eben Etzebeth was born to play Test rugby. From his first Super Rugby appearance, he displayed an appetite for destruction that had many tipping him to become the next Bakkies Botha. Fast-tracked into the Springbok starting side in the series against England, he lived up to the hype, and while there was the one incident where he went too far in the Rugby Championship (the headbutt on Nathan Sharpe), he continued to take giant strides in that enforcer's role. His progress was evident in the latter stages of the Currie Cup and then on the Boks' end-of-year tour, where powerful yet controlled performances at the lineout and at the collisions helped the respective teams to victory. Rumour has it that Western Province recently ordered Etzebeth a bigger set of dumbbells, as the older weights no longer presented a challenge. Etzebeth will only get stronger, and better, in 2013.
In 2011, many people including this writer felt Bryan Habana was a spent force, and a mediocre performance at the World Cup seemed to signify the end of a great Test career. But Habana refused to give up. He got back on Dr Sherylle Calder's EyeGym programme and adopted a more measured approach to training. The end result was a fantastic return to form, first in the 2012 Super Rugby competition, and then on the Test stage. The brilliant Bryan of old is back, and as much he will be praised for his game-breaking attacking skills, his perseverance cannot be commended enough.
The biggest triumph for a South African team in 2012 was the winning of the IRB Junior World Championship. The fact that Dawie Theron's charges defeated the Baby Blacks in the final made the victory that much sweeter, as these are the players that will be contesting the No 1 ranking at senior level in the years to come. The tournament highlighted the potential of Jan Serfontein and Steven Kitshoff, and also showcased several other superstars in the making such as Handre Pollard, Shaun Adendorff, Raymond Rhule and Pieter-Steph du Toit.
The Try of the Year Award goes to the Springboks, and no, I'm not being ironic. While the Boks delivered some brutally effective defensive displays, their attacking innovation and execution left a lot to be desired. There were a few instances, however, where the Boks showed their latent attacking potential, both as individuals and as a collective. There was the try that scooped the official IRPA award, but that try in Soweto ranked as a superior example. It began from a strong lineout, involved a smart interchange between all three loose forwards, and culminated with Bryan Habana rounding the poles. It was the highlight of that game if you were a Bok supporter, and one of the few highlights of the year as far as the Bok attack was concerned.
Many sneered when Western Province celebrated their Vodacom Cup success as if they had ended a 11-year trophy drought, and similarly discounted the Stormers' winning of the South African Conference trophy. What couldn't be denied, however, was WP's triumph in the Currie Cup final, a win against all odds that definitively ended a decade-long period of pain and frustration. It was the stuff of fairytale, with WP given zero chance of winning against a Springbok-laden Sharks side in Durban. It will be remembered as one of the greatest title wins in WP history.
Read the book? Seen the movie? Okay, so it's not exactly the same as Moneyball, but the Chiefs embraced similar principles ahead of what would be a Super Rugby-winning campaign. Coach Dave Rennie installed a healthy work ethic and initiated a culture that championed the collective over the individual. They may not have boasted as many international stars as the other teams in the competition, but the Chiefs were the best collective unit. They played some exciting rugby at times, but they never de-prioritised the basics of territory and defence.
Scotland deserve recognition for their first win on Australian soil in 30 years, as do England for their surprisingly dominant performance against New Zealand. But the results that came as more of a shock were the victories for the Pacific island nations in Cardiff and Edinburgh. First Samoa rocked the Six Nations champions, and then Tonga rattled Scotland a week later. They are results that come less than a year after Samoa beat the Wallabies in Australia, and Tonga shocked France at the World Cup in New Zealand. They are also results that must send a message to the IRB that the Pacific island nations can be more than also-rans in world rugby. They deserve more opportunities against top-flight teams, as well as the same resources and leeway to ensure that they can be competitive.
THE VILLAINS by Ryan Vrede
Most of us have willed the memory of Dean Greyling's horror show in Dunedin against the All Blacks to the darkest depths of our subconscious. He is a cult hero in some parts of Pretoria, I'm guessing, but for the vast majority of us he will be the prime example of how to completely destroy your international future. He squandered a scoring chance, was out of position for one of the Blacks' tries and, most pertinently, was sent off for a cowardly and highly dangerous forearm smash on a defenceless Richie McCaw. I have it on good authority that he will never see a Springbok jersey for as long as Heyneke Meyer is coach. He should never have in the first place, but that knowledge is comforting nonetheless. The guy is named after the famously intelligent '80s television character MacGuyver. They share a name, but not intellectual capacity. The guy can't even get his face framed for his Twitter avatar. On your marks, go check.
Morne Steyn was always going to have the inside lane to the No 10 shirt when Heyneke Meyer became Springbok coach. The two have a professional relationship going back more than a decade and in the context of Meyer's game plan, Steyn was viewed as central to success. The signs were there in Super Rugby, where Steyn's general play was uninspiring, and, tellingly, his goal-kicking fell well below the standard he has set in recent years. That form carried into the Test season, and calls steadily grew for his axing. Meyer cupped his hands, put them over his ears and defied the unbelievers. That was until Steyn's diabolical goal-kicking cost Meyer a victory on New Zealand soil. It should have seen him cut loose, but for Meyer's inability to end his poisonous love affair, and Steyn was again involved for the year-end tour. Only a brave man would bet against him resurfacing in 2013.
Everyone, and I mean everyone (including the Kings themselves), involved in the messy Kings saga deserves whatever criticism has come their way. There are varying degrees of culpability, but that doesn't matter, they all contributed to a national embarrassment. And after all that they still failed to reach a solution that was even remotely close to satisfying or sensible. That the Kings will be hammered in 2013 is a given, but that's not the point. There has been so little planning around their introduction and their own vision for the future is weak.
The Lions won three of their 16 matches, continuing their Super Rugby ineptitude. Only this year their problems deepened, with boardroom chaos culminating in the already broke franchise being successfully sued for millions by the Pumas and Leopards. As if they didn't have a bad enough year, they then suspended coach John Mitchell (on full pay) after a player revolt, only to reinstate him a couple of months later after he refused to resign. They simply didn't have the cash to pay him out for the remainder of his contract and palmed him off to the Sale Sharks. Poor Sharks.


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Bosses come in many varieties, all with unique strengths and weaknesses. Here are the 12 most common types of bosses. Do you recognize yourself, or someone you know?
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By Rebecca Teti
Tuesday: Open Forum
(Join each day's Coffee Talk discussion: Mon: Parenting; Tues: Open Forum; Wed: NFP; Thu: Marriage; Fri: Education; Sat/Sun: Changing Roles)
This is the Open Forum Coffee Talk. That means ... anything goes. Ask a question, make a suggestion, share a story, offer some advice -- the floor is yours!
Here's a weird one: If a couple in good standing gets married in the Church but never intends to consummate their marriage, are they truly married? I know a sweet old and feeble couple who got married (in their late 80's) that it's pretty clear if you know them that they couldn't possibly have sex but just wondering if they are licitly married.
Well, it's not necessarily un-annulable (I don't think that's a word), but it's licit. They can't really be planning to have kids either, but that doesn't bar them, at that age, from being licitly married. But there's nothing wrong with a kind of Josephite marriage.
I would think it matters if they aren't planning to consummate because they BOTH can't (b/c of feebleness) or vs. because one of them can't vs. because one of them doesn't want to. If that makes sense?
If they can't, it's not a real marriage. It's fascinating to realize how much the actual sex has to do with the sacrament. And it actually falls to the male, male impotence makes a marriage null and void.
Male infertility makes a marriage null and void? Are you sure about that? Can you cite a source for that? Thanks. It makes it sound as if fertility is paramount to consummation/sexual relations between spouses...but what if a husband or wife is infertile through no fault of their own and they do not withhold that information from the other spouse prior to marriage? Or if they plan to adopt because of infertility?
It's not infertility that makes it null and void, it's impotence (the inability to consummate the marriage) that is the issue.
Thanks for the clarification. I was mixing up the two. I did come across a reference to impotence in canon law. I wonder if such a couple could enter into a Josephite marriage after seeking spiritual counsel?
Calling your bluff... I may be wrong...but I don't recall anyone here claiming they were experts...or implying what you stated about the validity of marital relations...or doubting the love of God...or raising the issue of family size...or challenging the spiritual fatherhood of priests. Are you sure that you want to speak for "every priest"...? I must have missed the gossiping, too. You are done? Thank you. Me too. God bless you.
Hi Rebecca Teti---what is happening with these open forums? There were two people to whom I was going to respond: boy scouts, and telling in-laws about a visit...where are those posts? Patricia had a wonderful answer that included some names of non-BSA groups that I wanted, as well! Please help!
Dear unknown, Your anger baffles and saddens me. I pray that you find peace and are able to let go of the perceived prejudices that you seem so certain of. It sounds like you have had some bad experiences with other Catholic women. For that I am sorry. But should one meet uncharitable behavior with even more uncharitable behavior? Please don't judge the rest of the women here who post in sincerity and in faith...whether they are sharing their doubts, their sorrows or their joys. We all have enough to deal with in this vale of tears, we don't need to berate each other with our own assumptions. I don't know who "most of you" or "most of us" are...but I've not experienced on this site what you've claimed above. May God grant your heart the peace that you desire, the peace that can only come from Him.
Donna L., Here is the information on Scouting alternatives that I posted earlier in the week (my apologies that the links don't space well when posting, but you should be able to copy & paste them into your browser): KEPHA: http://kepharocks.org/ COLUMBIAN SQUIRES (junior division of the Knights of Columbus): http://www.kofc.org/en/squires/ SCOUTS OF ST. GEORGE: http://www.taylormarshall.com/2013/05/why-im-starting-new-boy-scouts-my.html An interesting article by Canon Lawyer Edward Peters: http://canonlawblog.wordpress.com/2013/05/26/thoughts-for-catholics-impacted-by-the-boy-scouts-of-america-membership-policies/
Scott Jeanne's husband: I'm not seeing the connection between what you posted and anything else that was posted above on the Tuesday Open Forum...? Jeanne in Tampa: I'm not sure what pretentious tears you are referring to, but I can see plenty of suffering in the world around us...both physical and spiritual. You've made it pretty clear that you don't care for the content that is posted here at Faith & Family...might I suggest that you save yourself some trouble and begin reading and posting elsewhere...? Just something to think about. I think it would save you a lot of aggravation. I am truly sorry that you feel so much anger against people whom you do not even know.
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With Revolution taking a break, NBC decided to try a new Monday night drama, Deception. Has it been a ratings success for the network or will it end up being cancelled like so many of their other Monday night dramas?
On Deception, a wealthy party girl has been mysteriously murdered. Her childhood friend, now a San Francisco narcotics detective, is convinced by her former partner to go undercover into the wealthy world she thought she'd left behind. The cast includes Laz Alonso, Meagan Good, Victor Garber, Katherine LaNasa, Tate Donovan, Wes Brown, and Ella Rae Peck.
The series debuted in January to a 2.0 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 5.66 million total viewers. Those were hardly impressive numbers and were less than half of what Revolution's premiere drew a few months earlier. Year-to-year however, it was a big improvement over the ratings NBC was getting for Rock Center with Brian Williams.
In week two, Deception's ratings dropped more than 20% to a 1.6 demo rating and 4.14 million. That was not positive — and the ratings kept falling. As we now near the end of Deception's 11 episode run, the ratings seem to have stabilized at a 1.1 demo rating with about 3.3 million viewers.
Those numbers are terrible and certainly there's no ratings justification for NBC to renew Deception for a second season. They cancelled shows like Chase and The Playboy Club and they had better numbers than Deception.
On the positive side, at least NBC aired all of the episodes. Unfortunately, viewers are unlikely to ever get their storyline questions answered.
But, what do you think? Should NBC stick with Deception and give it another shot next year or should they cancel it instead? Why do you think it didn't catch on with a bigger audience?
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The up and coming language of the future is Mandarin Chinese. These helpful apps will give you an easy, comfortable way to learn the ancient language which is spoken by a good portion of the world's population. China is the unspoken driver of the world's economy. A knowledge of Mandarin Chinese will come in handy as more businesses establish closer ties with Chinese manufacturers. Aloha, Russ.
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There is an interesting range of learning approaches in this collection - from a very behaviourist "repeat to learn" to authentic materials (including videos). It would be worth trying some to see how the techniques and teaching ideas work.
Shona Whyte's curator insight, May 17, 10:25 AM
Skype, Google Hangouts, Oovoo, FaceTime - with links from Nik Peachey
Alexandra Koukoumialou's curator insight, May 18, 3:34 PM
The usual suspects, plus a couple of new kids on the block :-)
Marta Torán's curator insight, May 10, 2:06 PM
Vídeos que te ayudan a aplicar el modelo "Flipped Classroom"
Shona Whyte's curator insight, May 21, 10:46 AM
Pete Sharma has this new blog. Let's see what he sees as technology needs specific to this area
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Have students create their own character news headline!
Dr. Laura Sheneman's curator insight, May 19, 11:39 AM
Check out this list. It is a good breakdown of video tools for educational use.
Nik Peachey's curator insight, May 16, 1:49 AM
This looks like a great free tool for enhancing homework tasks or distance learning online courses.
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Pour annoter des vidéos, collaborer, dynamiser une séance.
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Teachers at Deer Canyon Elementary are having great success with Seesaw!
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Industrial designer Ed Mitchell has redesigned each of the flags of the states in the union to make them each carry a unified design across all 50 states.
Why? They didn't look like they belonged together.
"When you look at them all together, there's no indication they come from the same nation," he said.
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seals, and a distinctive look that doesn't ape other flags.
Mitchell set about unifying color and proportion across all fifty
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some sense of symbolism for each.
The best flags in the union — Texas, California, Wyoming, and Washington — only have a passing glimmer of their former selves. Click to see the one proposed for California.
Industrial designer Ed Mitchell has redesigned each...
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This program seeks to enhance and expand the national resource of digital data documenting existing vouchered biological and paleontological collections and to advance scientific knowledge by improving access to digitized information (including images) residing in vouchered scientific collections across the United States. The information associated with various collections of organisms, such as geographic, paleogeographic and stratigraphic distribution, environmental habitat data, phenology, information about associated organisms, collector field notes, and tissues and molecular data extracted from the specimens, is a rich resource providing the baseline from which to further biodiversity research and provide critical information about existing gaps in our knowledge of life on earth. The national resource is structured at three levels: a central coordinating organization, a series of thematic networks based on an important research theme, and the physical collections. The national resource builds upon a sizable existing national investment in curation of the physical objects in scientific collections and contributes vitally to scientific research and technology interests in the United States. It will become an invaluable tool in understanding contemporary biological issues and challenges.
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Office of Student ResearchPsychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center; Specialized Treatment for Early Psychosis (STEP) Program; Psychosis Program at Yale; Yale Global Mental Health Program
Research Interests
Early Intervention for Psychotic Disorders; Delusion formation; Cost-Effectiveness more...
- B.A., University of Rochester, 1994
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Selected Publications
- Srihari VH, Shah J, Keshavan MS. Is Early Intervention for Psychosis Feasible and Effective? Psychiatr Clin N Am 35(2012) 613-631
- Phutane VH, Tek C, Chwastiak L, Ratliff JC, Ozyuksel B, Woods SW, Srihari VH. Cardiovascular risk in a first-episode psychosis sample: A 'critical period' for prevention? Schizophrenia Research 2011; 127: 257-261.
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The first half saw a player from each side being yellow carded. Firstly UCT prop Herbert Mayosi spent 10 minutes in the sin bin for foul play, and this cost his team three points as Maties wing Henoe Stoffberg kicked the opening penalty of the final. Stellenbosch centre Sarel Potgieter was also sin-binned, this time for offside, and UCT responded with a try from wing Marcello Sampson. Stoffberg kicked another penalty to give Maties a 6-5 lead going into the break.
The opening half an hour of the second stanza remained scoreless, but a Mathew Turner try 10 minutes from time gave what seemed the killer blow to Ikeys as they regained the lead 10-6. The drama was far from over: Maties thought they had scored the try to reclaim the advantage on the scoreboard, but UCT captain JJ Gagiano used his team's white card for the half. This new innovation allows teams to challenge the referee's decision, and the TMO decided the try should be disallowed. Maties kept pressurising, and flyhalf Ricardo Croy was rewarded with a drop-kick to narrow the gap to one point.
Maties fullback Joe Pietersen knocked the ball over the try-line, and it seemed the night was not to be the home side's. However with the next phase of play the ball was spread wide to wing Morne Jooste who scored in the corner, while Stoffberg converted to rub salt into Ikey wounds.
*The Ikey Colts beat Dagbreek Koshuis 17-15 in the curtain-raiser.
Maties - Try: Morne Jooste. Conversion: Henoe Stoffberg. Penalties: Stoffberg (2). Drop-goal: Ricardo Croy.
Ikeys - Tries: Marcello Sampson, Mathew Turner.
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