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Spartans battle Grizzlies down to the wire, edge GP 55-54 in Wesco 3A showdown
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Stanwood's Drew Stang (5) drives past Glacier Peak's Austin Kiser (13) for a layup ahead of in the first quarter of the Spartan's 55-54 victory over the Grizzlies in a Wesco 3A crossover game on Tuesday night.
Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald
Glacier Peak's Dreu Vader (5) keeps his dribble as he slips to the floor in front of Stanwood's Mason Garcea in the first quarter.
Enter Glacier Peak.
The Grizzlies and Spartans fought until the final buzzer Tuesday night, with Ward's Spartans edging out Glacier Peak 55-54 in a Wesco 3A boys basketball game at Stanwood High School.
"It was a chance for us to see where we're at midseason against a great team," Ward said. "We needed that. We can take that and use it to build."
The Spartans needed every one of senior Cannen Roberson's 19 points, along with two clutch free throws with less than four seconds remaining by Ian Zipp that ended up being the game-winning points for Stanwood.
"Those were huge," Ward said. "That's a kid coming off the bench. That's our sixth man. It shows our depth."
The game featured two teams at the top of their conference standings -- Stanwood leading the Wesco 3A North and Glacier Peak tied for first in the South. The Grizzlies and Spartans were ranked second and sixth, respectively, in the latest Herald Power Rankings.
The game was a back-and-forth battle from the start, with Stanwood getting the early advantage. By halftime, Glacier Peak had a four-point lead. The Spartans surged in the third quarter, outscoring Glacier Peak 21-11 thanks in large part to a 7-0 run by Roberson, who had 10 of his 19 points in the quarter.
"We really tried to attack more (in the third quarter)," Roberson said. "I tried to get to the rim."
Ward said Roberson really helped lead the charge in the third quarter, grabbing rebounds, getting to the free throw line and even blocking a couple shots to help the Spartans reverse their fortunes in the game.
"He was huge for us," Ward said. "His energy in the third quarter really sparked us."
Glacier Peak head coach Brian Hunter singled out the Spartans' third-quarter surge as the game's turning point as well.
"They came out and played really hard in the third quarter," Hunter said.
The Grizzlies returned fire in the fourth quarter and remained close throughout the final period but just couldn't catch up. After Zipp made his two free throws, Glacier Peak's Ramsey Rosales made a deep 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded for the game's final points.
The final score was the closest the Grizzlies had been since early in the third quarter.
"We played (well) in stretches," Hunter said. "We've got to play a full 32 minutes. You've got to play your style of basketball and get the shots you want for 32 minutes."
Rosales led Glacier Peak with 20 points -- nine coming on 3-pointers in the final quarter -- and also had five assists. Wesco 3A leading scorer Zach Pederson scored 14 points and grabbed 15 rebounds and Dreu Vader added 11 points for the Grizzlies (4-2 league, 10-3 overall).
Roberson said it was an important game for Stanwood (6-0, 9-4), which remained undefeated in league play while showing that it can compete with the Wesco 3A South.
"It kind of was proving a point that we actually can hang with those strong South teams," Roberson said.
Junior post Drew Stang also had a big game for Stanwood, scoring 14 points and grabbing five rebounds. Stang and Roberson were the only Spartans to score in the first quarter.
"(Stang) made some big buckets," Ward said. "He did a great job."
Stang, who is 6-feet, 8-inches tall, and senior 6-foot-10 post Drew Sears give Stanwood a formidable rebounding duo, both defensively and offensively.
"It's nice to have the length and be able to use it effectively," Ward said. "I think it presents some troubles for other teams on offense. Glacier Peak had a lot of one-shot trips down the court."
The Spartans aren't going to relax even though they recorded the win, and will continue to evaluate themselves. Ward said Stanwood still has lots of work in front of it.
He wants to make sure his team is playing its best basketball at the end of the season, and sees lots of things for Stanwood to work on to ensure that happens.
"We're always a work in progress," Ward said. "They're 16-, 17-year old kids. And I'm not perfect either."
At Stanwood H.S.
Glacier Peak 10 12 11 21 -- 54
Stanwood 12 6 21 16 -- 55
Glacier Peak–Ty Kjellesvik 0, Dreu Vader 11, Austin Kiser 7, Ramsey Rosales 20, Zach Pederson 14, Mitchl Pohrman 2. Stanwood–Mason Garcea 6, Josh Thayer 6, Cannen Roberson 19, Drew Stang 14, Ian Zipp 5, Brady Garcea 0, Kurtis Hushagen 0, Drew Sears 5. 3-point goals–Rosales 4, Thayer 1, Roberson 1, Sears 1. Records–Glacier Peak 4-2 league, 10-3 overall. Stanwood 6-0, 9-4.
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We finally killed Gruul the Dragon-Slayer. For some reason, Gruul has stymied us for longer than any other boss so far. Tonight everyone stepped up and we got him down in 13 growths.
The best thing about this is that we can finally start on the full 25-man content, and not worry about 10-man raids.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Gruul Dead!
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- Anonymous said...
We only defeated him a couple of weeks ago and it sure is a good feeling. Nect logical step is Magtheridon for the final piece of Tier 4. He will keep you busy for a while i dare say. We are finding him somewhat tough and the group composition has to be spot on with interups from mages and rogues being very important.
- 2:30 AM, July 25, 2007
- Lassirra said...
We just had an exodus from our guild, so we've been set back a bit on the manpower for Gruul's, but the newer folks are gearing and getting keyed fairly quickly, so I have no doubt we'll be moving in on the 25-man stuff in no time. :)
Good luck in Mag's (which I assume will be your next step)!
- 4:14 AM, July 25, 2007
- Anonymous said...
Go kill void reaver next. Since they removed the key requirements and he is much easier than mag. My guild has been killing gruul for a month or so and we just killed mag last week. Mag has pretty strict group requirement compared to other fights
- 5:41 AM, July 25, 2007
- Doeg said...
- 5:57 AM, July 25, 2007
- Josh said...
Congrats on dead Gruul, Coriel!
On to Magtheridon's Lair :)
Bring (at least) 3 warlocks, maybe 4, several melee DPS (rogues, fury warriors, an enhancement shaman), at least 4 tanks, 7-8 healers, and a truckload of damage. We downed him for the first time just last week, he's rough. The first 2 minutes are a DPS race, and then the rest of the battle is an stupid check (3, 2, 1, click! No, all at the same time! Click once and don't move! Agh, wipe it...)
-Baelor, 70 paladin
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- 7:26 AM, July 25, 2007
- Megan said...
Grats on your Gruul kill. We have High King down pat, but still working on the ugly one himself (wait, they're all pretty ugly..).
- 7:58 AM, July 25, 2007
- Michael said...
Gratz on the kill!
- 8:25 AM, July 25, 2007
- Shutter said...
Grats man. Mag and Lurker are both good choices to go to next (Lurker's got a lot more trash, but the trash drops are pretty good).
- 11:22 AM, July 25, 2007
- Zerei said...
Grats Coriel and all of Excommunicated, and best of luck to whatever it is you guys are moving on to!
- 11:22 AM, July 25, 2007
- Jehu said...
I'm still 'catching up' on xpac content since I've come back from a six-month hiatus. I have feeling left behind!
- 7:38 AM, July 26, 2007
- Joshe said...
I don't see you in the picture :(
- 7:47 AM, July 27, 2007
- GSH said...
I'm in front of Valcree, and behind the kneeling priest, in the middle-right.
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Recently we caught up with Tom Lowe, time lapse photography guru, to pick his brain about his technique, gear, and adventures! If you're not familiar with Tom's work, you should be! Tom and his production company Dreamcore were instrumental in the resurgence of time-lapse photography by pioneering new techniques and designing motorized time-lapse dollies and motion-control systems for capturing the mesmerizing visuals that define the genre. He is also working on bringing like-minded creatives together through his online community forum at TimeScapes.org.
Tamrac: You have done some impressive work with time lapse photography. What is it about time lapse photography that has drawn you to this
Tom: The main draw for me was the ability to film at night, capturing the stars and the moonlight. You simply cannot do that with conventional movie cameras or techniques. Second, time lapse is a great way to get into film making, because the gear is relatively inexpensive. When I first started in late 2006, using a $600 Canon 350D Rebel, I was able to shoot incredibly sharp 1080p+ video that totally blew away the images from Sony's top-of-the-line, $200,000 F900 digital movie camera.
Tamrac: Your film TimeScapes [view the trailer at the end of this post] showcases your stunning time lapse photography work and is the first film to be released for purchase in 4K. Along with pushing the boundaries of distribution, what are some of the boundaries of the time lapse technique that the process of making this film gave you the opportunity to push?
Tom: Without question, no film has ever contained anywhere near the amount of dark-skies (Milky Way) astro-time-lapse that "TimeScapes" has. Director Ron Fricke and producer Mark Magidson's 1992 film "Baraka" was and remains a huge inspiration to me, but they were limited in what they could shoot at night due to the low ISO/ASA rating of chemical 65mm film. Basically, they could only shoot in moonlight, but they could not capture the Milky Way. The higher sensitivity of digital cameras, especially when coupled with modern cinema and stills lenses, also allowed me to really push the boundaries of how time lapse cameras can move. Instead of just using dollies, sliders and jibs, I was shooting astro-timelapse from moving cars and boats.
Tamrac: TimeScapes took you 2 years to film during which you spent 250 nights sleeping outside under the stars as your cameras shot through till morning. Do you have any funny/interesting stories you'd like to share that happened on your two year adventure?
Tom: Well, let's put it this way. Aside from gas and food, our largest line item production expense on "TimeScapes" was… beer! At Dreamcore, our motto is "Film like Terrence Malick, Party like Led Zepplin." So we had hundreds of epic nights blasting dubstep at
all-night bonfire parties in some of the most spectacular landscapes on Earth.
Tamrac: What kind of cameras and lenses are you using to capture these images?
Tom: Our main camera on "TimeScapes" was a Canon 5D Mark 2, with a Canon 16-35mm lens. That is a timelapse workhorse combination. But we also used a special, modified Canon 1D4 camera with a PL mount, which allowed us to use the 1D4 with the super-fast 16mm f/1.2 Zeiss/Arri Master Prime 16mm lens. Without the Master Prime, I simply would not have been able to successfully film the "astro boatlapse" sequence at Lake Powell, for example.
Tamrac: What kind of equipment are you using to get such fluid camera motion?
Tom: I used Kessler and camBLOCK motion-control gear on "TimeScapes." We actually invented some new rigs while shooting as well, like the Kessler "Timelapse Crane" setup. That piece of gear was spawned from an informal phone conversation I had one morning with Eric Kessler.
Tamrac: You sent us a really cool picture of a number of Expedition backpacks piled in the back of an SUV getting ready for a shoot. So how many Expeditions are you using for all your gear and what is it that you like about your Expedition backpacks?
Tom: Haha, we probably have 15 or 20 Tamrac Expedition 9x bags. The 9x is our main method for moving gear around, whether we are talking about motion-control kits, lighting, or cameras. We actually keep our Red Epics totally built inside the 9x… that's one of the main reasons I love it, because I hate disassembling cameras.
Tamrac: What are some words of wisdom you might share for someone interested in trying time lapse photography for the first time?
Tom: If you really want to become a great time lapse photographer, it's not patience that you need, it's dedication. It's easy to pass time while the camera clicks away, but it's hard to get your ass up at 3am in the freezing cold and move a camera dolly up the side of a mountain. Dedication is the key.
Tamrac: How can people find out more about you and your work, and keep up with what you're doing?
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The seventh annual SXSW Accelerator startup competition presented by Oracle took place at SXSW Startup Village on Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15. A live audience, as well as a panel of expert judges discovered advancements in various sectors of emerging technology. The best part was product demonstrations by the most ambitious talents in the world with the most creative new ideas to change it.
How did the competition unfold? On Saturday, March 14, a total of 48 Interactive technology companies dazzled a live audience, a panel of judges and our emcees with ideas, innovations, products and / or services during Round One of the event. These 48 companies were selected by the SXSW Screening Committee from the hundreds of startups from across the United States and around the world who applied for SXSW Accelerator before the Friday, November 7, 2014 deadline.
On Sunday, March 15, the field of 48 were narrowed down to the top 18 companies – and these 18 startups returned to present to a new set of co-emcees and judges. At the end of the day on Sunday, these judges will selected the grand prize winners for each category. The winners were honored at the SXSW Accelerator Awards.
More than five hundred companies submitted their web-based products to the seventh annual SXSW Accelerator presented by Oracle. Competition was tough and we are extremely grateful for all of the great submissions we received this year.
Congratulations to all of the 2015 SXSW Accelerator Winners
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- Partpic | Atlanta, GA
Entertainment and Content Technologies
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- Zype | New York, NY
Digital Health and Life Sciences Technologies
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- Tinnitracks | Hamburg, Germany
Innovative World Technologies
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- SLANTRANGE | San Diego, CA
Social Technologies
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- Hypori | Austin, TX Round 2 Finalists
- Identified Technologies | Pittsburgh, PA
- Kasisto | New York, NY Round 2 Finalists
- Loopd | San Francisco, CA
- Partpic | Atlanta, GA Round 2 Finalists
- Sapho | San Francisco, CA
- Trendalytics | New York, NY
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- AirDog | Riga, Latvia
- Cloudstitch | Cambridge, MA
- Flixfindr | San Francisco, CA
- Inmobly | Columbus, OH Round 2 Finalists
- LyteShot | Chicago, IL
- Pixbi | New York, NY
- SIX INC | Tokyo, Japan Round 2 Finalists
- Zype | New York, NY Round 2 Finalists
- MakersKit | Los Angeles, CA
- MediaHound | El Segundo, CA
Digital Health and Life Sciences Technologies
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- Accel Diagnostics | Pittsburgh, PA
- BioBots.io | Philadelphia, PA Round 2 Finalists
- Eko Devices | Berkeley, CA
- Litesprite | Bellevue, WA
- MobileOCT | Tel Aviv, Israel Round 2 Finalists
- Smart Temperature Patch | Sherman Oaks, CA
- Tinnitracks | Hamburg, Germany Round 2 Finalists
- Tute Genomics | Salt Lake City, UT
- Gobiquity | Aliso Viejo, CA
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- CreoPop | The Central, Singapore
- GroundFloor | Atlanta, GA
- Ledger Wallet | Paris, France
- ProtonMail | Geneva, Switzerland Round 2 Finalists
- RapidSOS | Cambridge, MA Round 2 Finalists
- SLANTRANGE | San Diego, CA Round 2 Finalists
- SmartyPans | Oakland, CA
- ZUtA Labs | Los Angeles, CA
- AnchorID | Kingston, NY
- ThinkVoting | Austin, TX
Social Technologies
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- Artifact Technologies | Seattle, WA
- Cooler | Venice, CA
- Peepsqueeze | Austin, TX
- Platypus TV | Camillus, NY
- Polsie | Nuevo León, Mexico Round 2 Finalists
- RealSavvy | Austin, TX
- Verie | Chicago, IL
- Vhoto | Seattle, WA Round 2 Finalists
Wearable Technologies
- embr labs | Cambridge, MA
- Feetz | Chattanooga, TN Round 2 Finalists
- FitBark | Kansas City, MO
- Moonlab | New York, NY
- SolePower | Pittsburgh, PA Round 2 Finalists
- Tinitell | Stockholm, Sweden Round 2 Finalists
- Waverly Labs | New York, NY
- WiActs | Sunnyvale, CA
- ShotTracker | Overland Park, KS
This years Emcees and Judges boasts a diverse group of business and entrepreneurial experts that will lend their knowledge to help make the event a success.
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SXSW Accelerator has served as a catalyst for a long list of incredible companies who have presented to our various esteemed Judges and Emcees. SXSW wants to showcase a few of the 257 companies who have presented in the event up to this point and share with some of the successes they have had along the way. See the list of Accelerator alums here.
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Tooey also spent four years as a point guard at High Point from 1990-94 where he averaged 8.9 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists during his career. In total, Loy spent 21 years at High Point as a player and a coach.
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A picturesque town abounding in Danish culture and history, two hours from LA I really couldn't say no. When you visit Solvang the buildings reflect the Danish farm-style architecture and there are windmills dotting the town
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In celebration of The Oscars, the premiere socially conscious luxury lounge—Eco Oscars Beverly Hills—celebrated an unforgettable weekend honoring the 2014 Oscar Nominees, and the best in television and film
Herb Alpert's Vibrato Grill, Jazz, etc. is a delightful restaurant nestled in Bel Air, one of the most prestigious areas in Los Angeles
Held at the beautiful Andaz Hotel in West Hollywood. The atmosphere was relaxing and the place to be
I often find myself going from CD to CD when I'm looking for inspiration or when I'm trying to relax. Omar Akram's music is moving, and beautiful
In the small home office nothing seemed to be working to keep everything organized efficiently. It would be helpful to have a big place to jot everything down. WhiteyBoard has the solution
The Christmas season is upon us and what better way to celebrate then at the L.A. Children's Theater Festival. The Velveteen Rabbit and Pinocchio are running now through January 5, 2014
Minky Couture blankets are the softest blankets you will ever feel. They make winter, and sucks days much more bearable.
From crafts, to fashion, to food and drinks, to art, to charities and more, the Celebrity Connected Gift Suite was the place to be for pre-Emmy celebrations
She first started performing when she was a child in small neighborhood performances. Though she loved to play basketball she realized that her real passion was acting
With the fall season, IHOP restaurants across the county have added to their menus. As I went into IHOP the other day it was decked out for Halloween
Inspired by myths it traces the evolution progress of species. It was a mix of Darwin's theories and creation stories
American-made menswear label that is sewn and manufactured wholly in the United States in California and in New York, in the garment districts of both NYC and LA
All-American men's lifestyle designer sweats collection based out of Los Angeles, CA that focuses on blending casual comfort with designer fashion
NoRal Apparel has been seen on every major television network from Cinemax to BET. The fashion designer was also chosen by Melissa Rivers as the winner of the TV Guide pilot series, The Stylist
Alison Janes is making her mark in the city with film appearances and a new play based on the life of screen legend Marilyn Monroe
"It's been a long road to get on this set, but it's been a rewarding one," said McEwan, who at 70, is just starting her career after retiring from teaching a few years ago
Kick off the Fall season with the 3rd Annual ASPCA Rock n' Roll LA Benefit hosted by Nadji Jeter! Listen to live music, dance to DJ KIIS, participate in raffles to win amazing prizes, and more
The night at the LA Zoo, for their Sunset Safari adventure was a hit. Seeing the nocturnal animals at their best
The party honored the 2013 Emmy Award Nominees and Presenters, and Women in the Arts, it also supported The Lucy Pet Foundation and WOW Voices
An interview with Angela Tagoch. As we get comfortable and the conversation progresses, the image changes and a young, confident, determined and focused woman emerges. She is charming, as she is honest
LA's young professionals are invited to advance their careers for a cause at a charity mixer sponsored by Conscience Cocktails, a networking group for philanthropically-minded Angelenos. Proceeds from the event, to take place Thursday, September 26th
Held at the Will Rogers Polo Field, the 7th Annual event partners included the British American Business Council, Brit Week, Brits in LA. With actor and comedian Hal Sparks
Beauties from around the state are vying for the title of the first annual Miss North Hollywood/ Miss North Hollywood Teen regional pageant September 15, 2013
With Metropolitan Fashion Week Hollywood just around the corner they are looking for models for the different shows
Splash Magazines is proud to be a sponsor of the first ever Costume Designers Week! The show will kick off with Metropolitan Fashion Week Hollywood taking place October, 22-26 2013


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For more information visit our special Destin, Florida events page. For more information on events in The Village of Baytowne Wharf visit BaytowneWharf.com.
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The Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival continues performances in the Helen K. Persson Recital Hall in Vera Lea Rinker Hall on Friday, July 26 at 7 p.m. The festival's co-founders are Karen Dixon, Michael Ellert and Michael Forte. All three have served as adjunct faculty members in the School of Music and Fine Arts.
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The Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival will continue July 27 and 28 at off-campus locations.
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Tickets are $25 per concert; admission is free for students with I.D.
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The Columbia County Rural Library District (CCRLD) is seeking a Director that reports to the Board of Trustees in Dayton, WA. The Director is responsible for the administration, planning, and operation of CCRLD complying with the District's mission, vision, and values. Annual Salary is $43,476 to $47,136 with benefits. Application deadline is 8/10/13.
Request or download an application packet containing Job Description, Application, Preliminary Questions, and Essay Questions at the Dayton Memorial Library 111 S. 3rd St. or from our Employment Page: http://www.ccrld.lib.wa.us/index.php/employment. CCRLD is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and a drug/alcohol/smoke free work environment. Contact Janet Lyon at 509-382-4131 for additional information.


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Department of Sociology News
Department of Sociology: Achievements June 2011 – March 2012Posted Mar. 27, 2012
Recent research activity conducted by Department of Sociology faculty members between June 2011 and March 2012 includes seven journal articles, one book chapter and two grants.
Katrina Bloch (Stark)
Bloch, Katrina and Tiffany Taylor. 2012. "Overworked or Underworked? Examining the Hours Mismatch for Women and Men in the United States." Sociological Spectrum 32(1) 37-60.
- In this article, we add to the literature on feeling over- or underworked (hour mismatch) by examining the influence of work and family relationships; social stratification (occupation, education, financial stability); household labor (hours of housework and childcare); and attitudes toward paid and unpaid labor. Our findings indicate that hours spent on childcare affect men's hour mismatches, while hours spent on housework affect women's. In addition, we find that attitudes toward housework and paid labor play an important role in tempering perceptions of hour mismatches. Our findings illustrate the way that gender structures perceptions of ideal work hours and the ability to achieve them.
Timothy Gallagher
Gallagher, Timothy J. 2012. "G.H. Mead's Understanding of the Nature of Speech in the Light of Contemporary Research." Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior, 42(1): 40-62.
Kristen Marcussen and Mary Gallagher
Marcussen, Kristen and Mary Gallagher. NSF Doctoral Dissertation Enhancement Grant: "Doctoral Dissertation Research: Sources of Psychological Distress among Adults." $8,759.
Richard Serpe
Serpe, Richard T. Telephone Survey of Incidence and Prevalence of Gambling Behaviors of Ohio Residents." Funded by the Ohio Department of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services: $185,000
Serpe, Richard T. and Sheldon Stryker. 2011. "The Symbolic Interactionist Perspective and Identity Theory." Pp 225-248 in Seth Schwartz, Koen Luyckx, and Viv Vignoles (eds) Handbook of Identity Theory and Research. London: Springer.
Merolla, David M., Matthew O. Hunt and Richard T. Serpe. 2011. "Concentrated Disadvantage and Beliefs about the Causes of Poverty: A Multi-level Analysis." Sociological Perspectives. 54:205-227.
Schultz, P. Wesley, Paul R. Hernandez, Anna Woodcock, Mica Estrada-Hollenbeck, Randie C. Chance, Maria Aguilar, and Richard T. Serpe. 2011. "Patching the Pipeline: Reducing Educational Disparities in the Sciences through Minority Training Programs." Education Evaluation and Policy Analysis 33:95-114.
Tiffany Taylor
Taylor, Tiffany. 2011. "Re-examining Cultural Contradictions: Mothering Ideology and the Intersections of Class, Gender, and Race." Sociology Compass 5(10): 898-907.
- I explore the ideologies of Hays (intensive mothering) and Rothman (mothering shaped by patriarchy, technology, and capitalism) in this paper, paying careful attention to the labor performed by mothers – paid, childcare, and reproductive. Finally, using surrogacy as an example of how these ideologies interact, I argue that Rothman's identifications of ideologies helps explain how the cultural contradictions of motherhood vary among mothers based on race and class.
- This study examines how welfare-to-work program managers make sense of failures to the organization goal of self-sufficiency. We argue that managers draw on race-neutral, but class-focused motivation rhetoric as a way to cope with, and make sense of, their highly constrained work environment in which they are constantly faced with failure.
- Under Temporary Aid to Needy Families, county social service agencies determine how to work with government and nonprofit agencies to achieve "Work First" program goals. We use classical organizational theory to examine how levels of differentiation and integration in interorganizational relationships affect client outcomes. Our findings do not support classic organizational theory formulations, but suggest TANF participants benefit from the availability of a variety of services, options within a county, and from the coordination of those services.
- We explore how white activists' racial identity struggles might disrupt effective antiracist action in multiracial organizations through the examination of the struggles of a small, multiracial antiracist organization that protests the Cleveland baseball franchise's "Indians" name and Chief Wahoo mascot. Borrowing from literature on white racism, white racial consciousness, and multiracial organizing, we illustrate the complex nature and potential pitfalls of multiracial alliances formed to protest racism in the United States.


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Geraldine Sara Porter died Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011.
She was the daughter of the late Gerald and Sara Braund.
She was the beloved wife of the late Robert Porter; mother of Michael, Kathleen and Daniel Porter, Susan (James) Mullins and Sean Porter; and sister of the late Patricia Johnston.Â
She is also survived by 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.Â
Relatives and friends are invited to Gerri's Life Celebration from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012, at the George P. Kalas Funeral Home, P.A., 6160 Oxon Hill Rd., Oxon Hill, Md.
Doris Irene Dixon, 86, Sykesville, died Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011, at her residence.
She was born Aug. 5, 1925,in Sykesville, a daughter of the late John B. and Annie (Hughes) Morgan.
April 17, 1941, she married Richard Franklin Dixon, who preceded her in death Nov. 23, 1978.
Mrs. Dixon was a homemaker and enjoyed fishing, cooking and baking. She taught her grandchildren how to cook and bake. She loved to spend time with her family, and was also a loyal Pirates fan.
Rosemary L. Bower, 70, Brookville, died Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011, in Falls Creek.
She was born Jan. 5, 1941, in Williamsport, a daughter of the late Joseph W. and Josephine M. (Paternostro) Gramling.
She was married to Wayne Flack, who survives.
Mrs. Bower was a 1958 graduate of St. Marys Catholic High School in Williamsport and worked as a cashier at Wal-Mart in DuBois.
She was Catholic by faith.
Martha Irene (Weaver) Alcorn, 93, Punxsutawney, formerly of Ringgold, died Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011, at Wellington Heights.
She was born May 29, 1918, in Ringgold, a daughter of the late Franklin and Nellie (Caylor) Weaver.
Dec. 9, 1939, she married Harry W. Alcorn, who preceded her in death May 14, 1992.
A homemaker, Mrs. Alcorn was a member of the Ringgold United Methodist Church.
Patricia A. McLaughlin, 67, DuBois, formerly of Hazen, died Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011, at Christ the King Manor in DuBois.
She was born March 1, 1944, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late John and Grace (Dinger) Hollenbaugh.
She married Alvin York McLaughlin, who preceded her in death Aug. 31, 2002.
Mrs. McLaughlin was a member of the Lighthouse Community Church in Brockway.
She enjoyed gardening, fishing, reading and painting.
Mrs. McLaughlin was retired. She had been employed at S&T Bank in Brookville for 19 years.
Kelvin Riley Lindemuth, 57, Mayport, passed away Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
Mr. Lindemuth was born Jan. 19, 1954, in Texas.
He was a graduate of Brookville High School, and he enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Surviving relatives include his mother, Florence M. Lindemuth; and his daughter; Amanda Dawn McLaughlin and husband Jon of Chico, Calif.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 pm Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011, at the McCabe Funeral Home, Punxsutawney.
Arthur James Whitesell, 80, Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011, at Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center.
He was born March 23, 1931, in Grange, a son of the late Floyd M. and Fannie L. (Gaston) Whitesell.
Nov. 16, 1957, he married the former Bessie I. Horner, who preceded him in death Sept. 7, 1998.
Mr. Whitesell served as a corporal in the U.S. Army with the 8th Army Headquarters in Seoul, Korea, from 1952 to 1954.
He was a member of the Grange Church of God.
Mr. Whitesell worked and retired as a mailman from the U.S. Postal Service.
Guy J. Gattuso, 91, Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011, in Asheville, N.C.
He was born Jan. 2, 1920, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Joseph and Mary (Longo) Gattuso.
He was a member of Saints Cosmas & Damian Roman Catholic Church.
Mr. Gattuso was a veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict.
He was a member of the American Legion John Jacob Fisher Post No. 62, the Robinson-Morrison Post of the VFW and the Punxsutawney Senior Center.
For a number of years, he was a regular member of the Polka Club.
Gloria Jean Hipple Rhodes, 70, Clarion, died Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011, at her home after a heroic battle with pancreatic and liver cancer.
Gloria was born Aug. 22, 1941, in Titusville. She was the daughter of the late Jeanne (Russell) Hipple Williams and the late Harold Hipple. She was the step-daughter of the late Harry Williams.
May 27, 1995, she married the love of her life, Arnie Rhodes. They shared sixteen-and-a-half years together.
Gloria was known as "Duchess of the Kane District," where Arnold served as District Superintendent of the United Methodist Church.
Mary A. Craven, 79, Punxsutawney (Hamilton area), died Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
She was born March 13, 1932, in Marchand, a daughter of the late Richard P. and Ruth (Lewis) Enterline.
Dec. 16, 1950, she married Milton L. Craven Sr., who preceded her in death.
Mrs. Craven was a member of the Grange Church of God.


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Springbok captain Jean de Villiers said they had to be accountable for their poor showing in Mendoza and said that accountability must be exhibited through their forthcoming performances.
The Springboks produced their most woeful effort under coach Heyneke Meyer to date, stuttering to a 16-16 draw in the second Test of their Rugby Championship campaign last week.
They have subsequently taken lots of heat from the South African public and media and are under immense pressure to improve in the Tests that remain, their next assignment coming in Perth against Australia next Saturday.
De Villiers stressed the importance of identification and elimination of the errors they've made and called for a significant improvement.
'We need to learn from our experiences, and we're growing as a team, but you can't keep making the same mistakes,' De Villiers said at Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Thursday.
'By Saturday next week we will know if we've stepped up or not. We're building as a team. Our discipline needs to improve, our execution, and our set-phases have taken a step backward. We maybe need to improve 40 percent but the margins are very small in Test rugby.'
De Villiers added time had healed some of the wounds of that result and allowed them to gain a measure of perspective on it. He also refused to completely accept that their attacking play, which was a point of great criticism for its sterility, was fundamentally flawed.
'We've put that game behind us. Looking at the game again I feel better about it,' he said. 'There were actually a lot of positives from the game. We believe we were a better team than how we played on Saturday. Even though there has been a lot of criticism of our attacking play, I thought that was actually quite good. The attack was quite good at times.'
Meyer's game plan is widely perceived to be conservative and has been the central focus of his detractors' vitriol. He needs it to come together against the Wallabies or face deepening and more scathing criticism thereof. While De Villiers accepted that they deserved to be questioned for their execution of that game plan, he, however, gave it the vote of confidence on behalf of the squad.
'It's a new coach trying to get a message and game plan across to the team,' he said. 'We will all stand up for what we believe in. We believe in the coach and what we're doing is right.'