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The Garces girls carried a grudge into their basketball playoff semifinal Tuesday.
Hosting Redwood, which eliminated the Rams in a Central Section semifinal last season, Garces got the best of the Rangers this season, winning 51-39 in a semifinal on its home court to advance to Friday's Division II final against Ridgeview at Selland Arena in Fresno.
"People underestimate us because we're young but today we showed age is just a number," said Rams forward Rachol West, who in her final home game led Garces with 18 points. "We didn't play like freshmen or like a team with one senior. We played like a team of veterans.
"Last year losing to (Redwood) was a horrible feeling. To come home and lose to them but then to come back this year play the exact same team and beat them, it's the greatest feeling ever. This is the first year that I have ever gone to the finals in Selland Arena and it's a blessing for it to be in my senior year."
The Rams got a solid game from guard Victoria Cruz, who had 14 points, including four 3-pointers. Celeste West added with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Forward Corissa Turley led the the Rangers with 14 points.
The Rams (27-2) started slow, but forced 12 turnovers in the second quarter and built a 30-13 halftime lead.
"We switched our defense," Rams coach Tod Denison said. "We went from man to zone and then back to a man, so we tried switch it around on them a little bit. We knew they could shoot, so we made sure we got out on them."
The Rams stretched their lead to 36-17 with 4 minutes left in the third quarter, but the Rangers cut the deficit to 40-32 with 5:30 left, before Denison called a timeout.
"I just told them to relax and to be fundamentally sound and we'll be OK. Just get back to what got us the lead," said Denison.
Rachol West said she also told the team to stay calm.
"I'm the mother hen and the only senior so I lead them and they listen. The thing I always tell them is to stay calm. They can get frazzled because they're young and inexperienced but I just told them 'stay calm and it's just like practice.'"

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St. Augustine's High School in Edinburgh welcomed Archbishop Leo Cushley to the school as pupils, priests and parents celebrated their Patronal Feast Mass.
The Archbishop of Edinburgh and St. Andrews celebrated Mass alongside Monsignor Tony Duffy, Father Tony Quinlan, Father Tony MacDonald, Father James Tracey and Father Victor. Sister Mary Rose attended to support the liturgy.
All of the staff and 700 pupils were joined by Headteachers from the school's associated primaries, representatives from the parent council and Catherine McGrath, representative from SCIAF.
At the end of the mass Mr Charlie Scullion Depute Head Teacher, who was retiring the following day after 14 years of service, was thanked for his dedication and commitment to St. Augustine's High School. A cheque for £2000 was presented to Catherine McGrath from SCIAF. Ms McGrath announced that the total raised for the charity was now £76,578.26.
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Ministers exert a lot of undue influence on state institutions, which ends up in miscarriage of justice, former deputy Inspector General of Government Raphael Baku has said.
In an interview a day before he left office last week, Mr Baku blamed this influence for his failed prosecution of ministers Sam Kutesa, John Nasasira and Mwesigwa Rukutana. The ministers were on trial for their role in the mismanagement of the 2007 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (Chogm) funds.
"They [politicians] exercise influence, either informal or formal within the system, especially in countries where the systems are not so strong, that the individuals tend to be more powerful than the institutions. So they have overriding influence on the individuals responsible for investigations and prosecutions. I think that could be part of the explanation why they were easily let off the hook, Baku told The Observer on Thursday.
While acquitting the three ministers, Judge Paul Mugamba, the head of the Anti-Corruption court reportedly said that the prosecution had failed to make its case against the three ministers. "Clearly, the evidence assembled by the prosecution cuts no ice. It shows nowhere that the accused persons are culpable," the judge ruled. Kutesa, speaking to the media then said "Truth has triumphed over lies and intrigue." Kutesa and his co-accused couldn't be reached for a comment on Baku's latest remarks.
But Baku insists he had a strong case. Baku said it was very difficult to prosecute people who are in very senior leadership positions. There are two problems, he said. "One, especially in the case of Prof Gilbert Bukenya, there were some witnesses we wanted to bring from Kenya but we didn't because the judge wasn't willing to extend the time for us to handle the case. Our evidence wasn't complete and the case was prematurely terminated."
On Bukenya's case, Mugamba said: "No evidence was laid to show that A1 (Prof. Bukenya) connived with A2 (Motorcare directors), and I acquit A1 and A2 on charges of fraudulent practice." The judge made his ruling of 'no case to answer' basing on the evidence of four prosecution witnesses, including the permanent secretary Ministry of Works and Transport, Charles Muganzi.
Prosecution led by Sydney Asubo alleged that Prof Bukenya connived and or colluded with Motorcare and high-handedly, directed the award of contract to them to supply 80 units of BMW R 1200 RT police outrider motorcycles intended for use during Chogm, 2007, without following procurement rules. Baku said on Thursday that the witnesses couldn't bring themselves to testify against the ministers.
"The people who were involved in the transactions were civil servants. Our witnesses of necessity had to be the civil servants who were present and of course the relationship between them and the politicians was awkward because they couldn't give evidence against their political leaders. Their evidence was compromised," Baku said.
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CHENNAI: After establishing itself as one of the premier technical education institutions in the country, the Shri Sivasubramania Nadar College of Engineering (SSNCE), near Chennai, is seeking to improve its research profile.
The first meeting of a newly constituted Research Advisory Council (RAC) held on Tuesday narrowed down focal areas of research and considered about 25 project proposals from the college faculty to high-end research.
The focus on high-end research will also be the first step towards its attempts to seek deemed university status in 2007.
Addressing a news conference, the college's Founder, and Chairman, HCL Technologies, Shiv Nadar, announced the "strategic initiative aimed at promoting centres of excellence in research-based education and collaboration."
The RAC he chairs, included Dr. Raj Reddy, Carnegie Mellon University's Professor of Computer Science and Robotics; V.S. Arunachalam, former head of the DRDO and distinguished professor, Robotics Institute of the same university; R. Natarajan, former Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education; and N. Balakrishnan, professor, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
"Ten years ago we wanted to create one of the best engineering colleges, we have done it and now we want to create eminence through research based education. We believe we have created the correct ambience for research activity," Mr. Nadar said. After discussing the idea with Dr. Raj Reddy, the RAC was constituted.
The three focal areas for beginning research activity, identified are mathematics, statistics and bio-informatics.
Dr. Ramasamy said the first meeting looked at about 25 research proposals from teachers of all departments. The college would generate internally Rs. 2.5 crores as seed capital to begin work. Later, the projects would be posted before national and international agencies for funding. The SSN initiative hoped to work on an ambitious project to grow the world's largest and longest crystal.
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The Tale of Haruk was a fantastical journey into the psyche of contemporary society and a tragically funny take on what humanity has been reduced to — consumers in a homogenous global world.
The metaphor of Haruk was brought alive beautifully, using movement, music and puppets. The design of movement and music in many parts was almost meditative and contemplative, allowing the audience to fill in the silences with their own interpretations.
It was truly a children's play which spoke with hope to the child inside every one of us.
Vinodhini Vaidynathan, Mandaveli
Haruk! Haruk! HARUK!... could be translated to any superlative that the Director Bay Yo Sup so well deserves. The agile and versatile performers brought out the simple storyline, especially Haruk`s tantrums excellently, aided by the innovative sound effects produced from recyclable materials.
It was wonderful to watch the puppets grow to humongous proportions, especially the greed-filled Stomach in contrast to his tiny parents. The silence in the auditorium, despite the presence of children, spoke volumes for the lighting and costumes.
A visual treat for children and adults with a powerful message: Do not give in to everything your children ask for; those PSPs and other gadgets will make them as greedy as Haruk, and finally, you as parents will have no life to live!
Krishna Iyer, Tiruvanmiyur
Creativity to the fore
The play with its colourful masks and puppets was a treat for youngsters in the audience. A straightforward narration with innovative live and background music.
It was stunning to see how Haruk grew to such a giant size. The miniature light and shadow sequence, and the dream scene were excellent too. A visual treat indeed!
V. Muthukrishnan, Nungambakkam
An exotic tapestry
The Tale of Haruk was at once simple and unusual. The use of ordinary materials to create magical notes and simple props to bring out varied expressions were too good to be true. The masks, the sets and the background score kept the audience glued to their seats. The use of the puppets in the last scene reminded me of our own leather puppets, which storytellers use to narrate a tale. The story, the music and the sets were interwoven to create an exotic tapestry.
Shwetha R, Kalakshetra Road
The evening saw every member of the audience transported to the realm of Haruk. The Tale of Haruk is one of those plays that fully exploit the magic of theatre, with its elements of paper puppets, masks, music, lights and effects, the articulate performers seamlessly gliding through their different roles as musicians, puppeteers, jesters and actors. When the young Haruk haruked about the stage, one couldn't help but adore him and at the end, when the old couple decided to end their lives satiating the Haruk's hunger, one was touched by their unconditional love. Comical, magical, mesmerising and original, The Tale of Haruk was an unforgettable experience.
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The Tale of Haruk was more than just a play; it was like a dance drama that could be enjoyed by children as well as adults. If you were looking for a major philosophical discussion after the play, this one was obviously the wrong choice. The highlights were the creative costumes, props and musical instruments. It almost seemed like a street play with just five actors who acted, sang, danced, played music and even changed their costumes on stage. The audience were 'totally Harukked'.
Anuradha Krishnan, Mylapore
Beautiful imagery
It was the fusion of a quirky musical prologue, a melancholic introduction of Haruk's parents, and the soul that the performers seemed to be channelling in their characters, that set the platform; it wasn't a platform for just any tale. It was the platform for a folktale. The story of Haruk is quite tragic — the essence of tragedy is first showcased in Haruk's parents' comically nihilistic lives. In the midst of exquisitely expressionistic and folksy art direction are idiosyncratic, genuinely amusing characters. The humour actually takes the audience's attention away from how distressed the characters in the play really are. Featuring some of the most hauntingly beautiful theatre imagery ever seen our city, The Tale of Haruk is a celebration of storytelling. From shadow puppetry to surreal enormous entities, it's in the visual and aural storytelling that lie love and light. In the story itself lies darkness.
Gautama Ramesh, Kotturpuram
No child's play
From the opening music that had a Dave Brubeck feel to the titular character whose vocabulary was confined to the word 'Haruk, every act had something to keep one interested. The children in the audience had moments to ponder as well as relish. Though it was a play for children, staging it was no child's play. The music made from trash, the gargantuan sets which were splendid yet minimalistic, the ample use of lights, shadow play and puppetry… all made for some great theatre moments. The word 'Haruk' has no meaning, but the tale meant a lot. The crowd were Haruked.
Charles Britto, Pudupet
Visual treat
The play presented to the audience a slice of Korean culture. The use of traditional Korean puppets and other props provided a visual treat, taking us back to an era when graphics and special effects did not exist. At no point did we ever require to read the subtitles as the artists expressed their thoughts and emotions proficiently. I saw the extensive use of everyday materials as props for the first time in a play. There were several wow moments — goofy conversations between the old couple, Haruk's growth, and the visit to the zoo, but the highlight was playing the original sound-track of Superman using makeshift instruments such as bottles, water cans and utensils.
The Tale of Haruk is a simple story but enacted so uniquely that we could do nothing but give the artists a standing ovation.
Keshav Sreedharan, Chennai
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Students research various options for new appliances and make purchasing decisions based not merely on purchase price, but also on energy efficiency, which has implications for the planet AND for longer-term personal finances. Students calculate the "payback period" for the more energy efficient appliance and calculate long-term savings.
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Guwahati: The Assam police will probe any links that the proprietor and Executive Editor of Assamese daily Aaji, Anil Mazumdar, may have had with the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), the police have announced, even as investigators recovered spent cartridges from the spot where he was gunned down on Tuesday night.
Director General of Police G.M. Srivastava said a probe had begun and primary evidence had been collected. The cartridges had been sent for forensic tests.
"We've to probe all angles. It will take into consideration all the facts and evidences, including his relationship with… ULFA," the DGP said. Mazumdar had been previously arrested for alleged links with ULFA and cases registered against him.
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi condemned the killing and said he had directed the DGP to arrest the culprits at the earliest.
Majumder, in his late 30s, was accosted by a seven-member group as he returned from his office and opened the gates of his home. He was shot at point blank range.
The body was on Wednesday taken to the office of Aaji and the Guwahati Press Club where tributes were paid.
In New Delhi, the Editors Guild of India expressed shock over the murder. It said the killing exposed the failure of the government to provide security to editors. Journalists in Assam functioned under the shadow of threats, it said.
They were being pressured by terrorist groups and sometimes by government agencies to write in favour of one group or the other, the Guild said in a statement.
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"Because teeth preserve this phenomenal internal chronometer, we were able to count up how many days it took the first molars to form. In apes and monkeys, first molars start forming very close to the time of birth. As the first molars were still erupting in our specimens, development was incomplete and the final growth line was laid down on the day those animals died. Therefore, by counting backwards from the final growth line to the day of birth, we determined their age at death and thus the age at which that molar was erupting" says Schwartz.
Using this novel approach, the two scientists were able to mark the age of the gorilla's first molar emergence at 3.8 years, nearly identical to that of a wild chimpanzee's. The orangutan's age at first molar emergence was surprisingly much later, at 4.6 years, which falls closer to the age of approximately 6 years in modern humans.
"We were excited to discover this much older age for the orangutan, since orangutans have much slower life histories than the other two great apes," says Kelly.
However, he and Schwartz caution that though the later emergence age in these large Asian apes is closer to that for modern humans, these latest findings should not be taken to indicate some special evolutionary relationship between the two. "Rather, it is in keeping with what you would expect given the relatively slow pace of growth and long period of infant dependency that evolved separately in the lineage leading to oran
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Middlebury FoodWorks
Follow the interns as they share their work, learning and fun in Louisville and Vermont
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Middlebury's signature internship program for students interested in local food and sustainable development
26 Middlebury students are participating in FoodWorks, a nine-week competitive paid internship program - with housing - centered on the different aspects of a local food system and currently operating in Louisville and Vermont.
Students are working in city and state government, business and retail, publishing and marketing, non-profits, and on farms. Issues being addressed include microenterprise and economic development; education, health,and nutrition; food production, processing, and distribution; food access, safety and security; food equity and social justice; sustainable agriculture; and food policy.
What is Middlebury FoodWorks?
FoodWorks is a cohort internship program for Middlebury College students interested in local food and sustainable development. Its mission is to provide summer internship opportunities that enhance student learning and engagement in food studies.
Each student works four days a week in an internship focused on a different aspect relating to local food. On the fifth day, students participate together in a curriculum designed to meet targeted learning objectives on sustainable agriculture and ecology; food systems; community and economic development; nutrition and health; and other topics such as food security and justice, policy, culture and traditions.
In addition to the 5th day component, students have formal and informal opportunities to engage in the community around food, further reinforcing and integrating the learning throughout their summer.
Middlebury FoodWorks was piloted in Louisville last summer and expanded to include our Vermont partners in 2013. Middlebury FoodWorks is a program sponsored by the Center for Careers and Internships, Office of Academic Affairs, and the Organic Farm (MCOF).
- Meaningful four-day/week internships with a company or organization working on developing the local food economy in Louisville and in and around Addison County, Vermont.
- Minimum-wage based stipend for 9 weeks of work. The program dates are from Monday, June 3 to Friday, August 2, 2013.
- High content "Fifth Day" presentations and projects relating to the local food system and economic development.*
- Mentoring by Middlebury alumni and parents.
- Profound personal engagement among interns, members of the local food sector, and the community.
Benefits to Middlebury students
- Paid internship opportunity, with housing provided
- The chance to touch, taste and work with all aspects of the local food movement.
- A comprehensive view of the local food system and its role in urban and rural economic development, including direct contact with movers and shakers in the field.
- Peer connections as students live and work together on Fifth Day projects.
- An on-line component that allows FoodWorks interns to connect across sites and compare their rural and urban food systems experiences.
Questions? Contact Amy McGlashan at CCI, x5103.
Alumni in Farm & Food Fields
Add your name by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Kristin Mannix, Walker Farm (VT)
- Pete Johnson, Pete's Greens (VT)
- Richard Wiswall at Cate Farm(VT)
- Bennet Konesni at Sylvester Manor
- Corie Pierce at Bread and Butter Farm (VT)
- Barney and Christiana Hodges at Sunrise Orchards(VT)
Get Involved!
During the school year, Middlebury students can attend MCOF meetings every Sunday. To join the club's email list and stay updated about garden events, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Student and community volunteers are welcome anytime at the garden to care for the site and help with the harvest. Feel free to contact us if you interested in getting involved at email@example.com or contact the student directors of the garden:
Katie Michels '15: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ari Lattanzi '13: firstname.lastname@example.com
Spring and Fall semester employment opportunities:
Join the Farm CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)
In a CSA, community members pledge to support a farm in return for a share of the harvest. Sign up to help out for four hours a week, solo or with a partner, and at the end of your shift handpick a bag of seasonal produce to take home with you. One of the past summer farm interns will be available to explain the day's goals for the garden.
2011 Volunteer Hours
Monday – Thursday, 3:00 – 5:00 pm
No need to RSVP, just come on down!
Shop at the MCOF farmstand
Want to cook a meal this weekend and feature local produce? Need a snack? Want some flowers to decorate your dorm room? Look out for the MCOF farmstand every Friday in September and October from 4-6pm in front of The Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest
Farm Reports
The Garden Manager publishes a report at the end of each growing season.
Please take a look at the latest report:
Also, see an archive of previous years' reports below:
History of the Farm
The Middlebury College Organic Farm (MCOF) began with the vision and enthusiasm of a few students and community members. It has grown into a dynamic space for exploring the local and global food system.
- Bennett Konesni '04.5 and Jean Hamilton '04.5 envision the garden and create the plan for it. The Middlebury College Organic Garden (MCOG) begins
- First summer garden (1/8 of an acre) run by Bennet, Jean, Chris Howell '04.5 and community volunteer Jay Leshinsky.
- Garden shed is built, well and solar panel are installed
- First garden internships (two part time interns) and the first Children's Garden program (started by Erin Jensen '04 and Sophie Esser '04)
- First honey harvest
- First classes taught at the garden (Environmental Studies, Geology, Geography, Biology, Dance, Teacher Education and English)
- Beginning of seed saving project
- Internship program expands to one full time and two part time students
- Garden expands to 1/2 acre
- Beginning of insectary project
- Garden expands to an acre and Internship program expands to four full time students
- 8 Middlebury College Organic Garden (MCOG) members represent Middlebury College at the international Slow Food meetings (Terra Madre) in Italy
- Windbreak and classroom begins
- Garden expands to 1.5 acres
- Seed saving research done at garden
- Construction of new walking and biking path to the garden
- Classroom building completed
- Garden expands to 2 acres
- Pollinator research project begins at garden
- Student CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program begins: more than 50 students participate.
- Education becomes a focus of MCOG: Students build gardens at the Aurora School and the Cornwall School; run a summer program at MCOG through the Aurora School summer camp; and run a fall club at the Cornwall School
- Students teach a winter term course on Food Justice in Vermont
- Students start an on campus farmstand and sell to faculty, staff and students
- Advisor committee forms and first meeting occurs in November
- Organic certification process begins
- Hoophouse is built at garden site and used for seed starting and hot-crops
- Name officially changed to Middlebury College Organic Farm (MCOF)
- Students run a weekend summit for student farmers at NESCAC schools
- Students and faculty propose Food Studies minor
- Students design a barn and planning process begins
- Students work with the Bronx Academy of Letters in NYC to start a roof top garden and help get the project off the ground
- EatReal student organization formed
- First FoodWorks internships create new opportunities for learning about the food system
- Farm adds 12 egg-laying birds and 40 meat chickens thanks to funding from Environmental Council Grant
- Students build a pizza oven at the farm for community events
Middlebury College Farm
The Middlebury College Farm and Food Project provides students, staff, faculty, and community members the opportunity to participate in and learn about agriculture.
Our mission is to promote awareness of issues surrounding food production by:
- Providing instruction and hands-on learning at the farm
- Facilitating events, speakers, farm visits, and screenings related to food issues
Staff from Environmental Affairs oversee the farm in collaboration with the Middlebury College Organic Farm (MCOF) student organization. There are community and student opportunities to volunteer and intern at the farm.
The farm is located on a knoll in the field behind Bicentennial Hall. To get there, walk or drive down the hill from the college west on College Street (Rte. 125) for a half-mile. Take a right at the wooden sign that reads "Middlebury College Organic farm." If you are driving, you can leave your car at the sign and walk the short dirt road to the farm.
Our Crew
Jay Leshinsky, Farm Educator
Jay has a master's degree in Education and Human Development from the University of Maryland. While there, he began an organic market garden influenced by his visits to the Rodale Organic Research Center and Walnut Acres organic farms in nearby Pennsylvania. After moving to Vermont in 1975, Jay continued to expand the market garden business and combine it with his work for private and public educational programs in Vermont. He collaborated with foundations and schools to develop programs for school gardens, agriculture centered curriculum, and staff training to more effectively use local food products in Head Start nutrition programs. Jay has advised the Farm since it's beginning in 2003. firstname.lastname@example.com
Sophie Esser Calvi ' 03, Global Food Studies Coordinator
Sophie holds a master's degree in Food Culture and Communications from the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Italy and a BA in International Studies from Middlebury College. She is thrilled to be back at Middlebury, ten years after starting a children's garden at the college farm. She then ventured out into the wider world of food and wine, where she has worked for wineries and various garden, farm and food organizations. She directs the FoodWorks program and works closely with students, faculty, staff, as well as the broader food community, on numerous food initiatives. email@example.com
Volunteers and Interns
The farm is dependent on student volunteers and interns for all activities, from tomato starts to fall harvest. Although this work is coordinated by two student interns, volunteers do the bulk of the labor. Visit the "Get involved" page for more information on volunteering and applying for the coordinator positions. We love visitors! Come by any time to help out.
From mid-May to September the farm is maintained by four summer farm interns who see to the production and sale of food crops as well as participating in weekly farm visits. This popular internship program is funded by the previous year's crop sales and generous alumni gifts.
Professor and students look at effects of landscape on pollinators
Helen Young (Biology) and her students have recently been exploring the effects of landscape on pollinator: How does the presence of forest around a field affect the number and diversity of bee pollinators? What about corn fields? Or roads and rivers and cities? This work has strong relevance in Addison County, an area heavily reliant on agriculture for its well-being. Once the researchers know what influences pollinator abundance, they will be able to include this information in city and county planning, and help farmers maintain (or even increase) their crop yield for insect pollinated crops.


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Honorees received a college weather station and a certificate to commemorate the occasion.
Honorees received a college watch and a certificate to commemorate the occasion.
Honorees received a college chair and a certificate to commemorate the occasion.
Honorees received a college clock and a certificate to commemorate the occasion.
President Dr. Skip Sullivan said, "I am extremely pleased about Alfred State's top ranking in the Brookings Institution's report. This ranking is a testament to the high-quality education our students receive here and I could not be more proud of our students, alumni, faculty, and staff."
The 28 essays cover the spectrum of life forms, from bacteria and fungi, to plants and animals.
The foundation provides monetary support to enhance learning opportunities for students through scholarships, work grants, and community service projects. The Ed Foundation also funds the Building Trades programs' hands-on home construction projects.
Alfred State recognized approximately 900 May 2015 graduates during commencement ceremonies on Sunday. Dr. Skip Sullivan, president, presided over the event, held at Pioneer Stadium on the Alfred campus.
Six dogs were able to bring some much-needed relief to students studying for final exams on Monday, May 11, during the Hinkle Memorial Library's Dogs in the Library event.
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--During the Wild's early hot streak, coach Mike Yeo's expectations raised with all Minnesota. That's why he's embarrassed the team didn't make the playoffs.
"I'm very proud of a lot of things that I've done and every day I'm extremely proud to coach this organization and to work for the people that I work for and to coach the group of guys that I coach, but ... I'm embarrassed," he said. "The bottom line is we didn't make the playoffs. I'm not naive. I know it's hard to make the playoffs. And I know we had injuries and everything. But to me, my job is to get us through that.
"To be honest with you, I feel like I let people down. I hate losing. I love winning and I hate losing probably even more than that. A lot of times when we were losing games, you don't even want to go in public."
--The Wild suffered almost 400 man games due to injury this season.
"It's not so much how many man games we lost, but the timing," C Matt Cullen said. "We lost Butch (Pierre-Marc Bouchard), Gui (Guillaume Latendresse), Mikko (Koivu) and Seto (Devin Setoguchi) all at the same time (in December) -- four out of our original top-6. That's a pretty tough hill to climb.
"But great teams figure out a way to get through it. We didn't, and I guess that's part of the growing here."
"The message that will be conveyed is we're close, but we're not there yet. I don't think any of us deserve to go on vacation right now. We're not making the playoffs, but believe me, our staff, we're not going on holidays." -- Coach Mike Yeo on the fourth consecutive missed postseason.
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By Rachael Singh
The insolvency profession may have won a long-running battle to keep down the legal costs of fighting cases on behalf of creditors.
When IPs successfully win claims on behalf of creditors, their lawyers' success fee and insurance costs can be passed on to the losing party.
But the government's crackdown on no-win no-fee cases would have seen the IPs pick up the legal and insurance costs on winning cases, resulting in a smaller payout to creditors.
The issue has ebbed and flowed, with the government initially excluding the insolvency profession from any no-win no-fee changes. But it then withdrew the exemption. Last year, it back-tracked on that stance and claimed an exemption would apply to the profession but only for two years.
In the just-released legislation, a provision claims that liquidators, trustees in bankruptcy and administrators will be exempt from a clampdown on these types of litigation funding – crucially with no time limit to the exemption.
Insolvency trade body R3 council member Frances Coulson (pictured), also a partner at law firm Moon Beever, said: "R3 is pleased to see the exemption for liquidators, administrators and trustees in bankruptcy from the changes to the legislation, which we understood to be for an initial period of two years while discussions took place on what regime should be applied to litigation by office holders in the long term.
"We hope that the fact that the legislation as drafted does not have a specific time limit means that the government is considering treating litigation by insolvency practitioners as a permanent exception from the provisions.
"The exemption allows insolvency practitioners to pursue errant directors who have run off with company funds or, in serious cases, committed fraud. This costs the business community and the taxpayer hundreds of millions of pounds each year. Directors who act improperly and strip value out of businesses should not be allowed to benefit at the expense of legitimate business."
The changes to legislation come after a government-commissioned Jackson Report was published and included plans to abolish conditional fee arrangements (CFAs), better known as no-win no-fee deals, as part of changes to the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offender Bill.
Due to the estimated added cost of taking an insolvency case to court, practitioners were left having to choose their legal battles carefully on whether to pursue fraudulent company directors to recover greater funds for creditors.
Currently, insolvency practitioners (IPs) pursuing funds through the courts receive, from the losing side, damages, legal costs, solicitors' success fees and insurance costs if they win.
Last year, R3 looked at 23 insolvency cases which recovered £7.6m to creditors. Of the 23 cases, 13 practitioners said they would not have pursued the directors if the added costs had been in place.
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With that said there were a lot of great talks and presentations. I will highlight a favorite talk from each day. From the Wednesday sessions the most attention grabbing was the "SMS-o-Death" talk. Nico Golde and Collin Milliner cover a variety of attacks on SMS. Mulliner's SMS reserach can be found at his site here. The "SMS-o-Death slides can be found here. Their research focused on "feature phones", which are sort of smart, but not really, phones. They are a less interesting attack target, but their availability is huge and they represent, by far, the largest mobile attack surface out there. Surprise, they are quite vulnerable.
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For Thursday I liked the iPhone and iPad hacking talk (in my defense I do a lot of iOS hacking). It was a quick overview of some less common (and more common) security issues facing iOS application developers. The highlight being novel techniques to gain code execution, including abusing NSString formatting %@. If you have any statements that look like this [someString stringWithFormat:otherString], or NSLog(someNSString), bad developer no going home tonight for you! The talk also discussed data escaping vulnerabilities with XLS, PDF and RTF handling semantics. The talk covered a lot of ground. Alex Sotirov has a nice write up of it on his coverage of CanSecWest 2011.
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Vincenzo Iozzo and Giovanni Gola of Zynamics gave a talk on some advanced analysis techniques. In their talk they cover some of the concepts in the Zynamics tool, BinNavi, and discuss how to approach static analysis in a different way to discover certain classes of bugs. The approach to walking the call flow graph and setting up the static analysis in a particular, and novel, way allows them to more easily discover certain classes of bugs (they claim a best use for C++ life-span issues). The slides from the talk they gave at BlackHat DC, which is similar to the CSW talk can be found here. As always, the research Zynamics present is great and cutting edge. The short summary is: they have math and know how to (ab)use it.
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|Security Pacific Bank Arizona
|FDIC Certificate #: 15222
Status: Inactive
Closing history: Corrections
Acquiring institution: Bank of America Arizona (#32971)
Federal Reserve ID: 508168
Date Established: January 01, 1902
Bank Charter Class: Commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember, supervised by the FDIC
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Last Structure Change Process Date: July 07, 1992
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Sorry guys to be behind on a Bob Geigel tribute but was swamped with not just S.F. Giants world series coverage when they played the Royals 2 out of the 3 games at San Francisco's beautiful ATT Park right on the water, but also their victory parade and City Hall ceremony officiated by Mayor Ed Lee out here. It was my third time covering the Giants world series games out here and victory parade in the celebrated 5 years. And yep, I put out there that "Kung Fu Panda" Pablo Sandoval looks exactly like Taz in the latter's prime, especially in that World Series close-up, headshot footage of him winking at the camera before hitting a triple against KC. Also, CMLL's Negro Casas is beginning to look like Perro Aquayo Sr. when the latter was starting to get old looking and burnt out. No disrespect to Perro Sr. who put in decades of in-ring service as has the equally great Negro Casas who I first covered ringside at Korakuen Hall for New Japan.


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By Rob Smith: Well, so much for the July 7th rematch between Antonio DeMarco and Jorge Linares. That fight just went down the tubes tonight with Linares (31-3, 20 KO's) getting obliterated by the hard hitting but slow of hand Sergio Thompson (22-2, 20 KO's) in a 2nd round technical knockout defeat at the Home Depot Center, in Carson, California.
Thompson dropped Linares with a left-right shot to the head in the 2nd round after flurrying on him with nonstop punches. Linares had been hit with a big right hand before the flurry started and Thompson just unleashed a blizzard of punches that ended with the combination that knocked Linares down. Linares stayed on one knee and looked like he was uncertain about getting up. He eventually did but he was cut above his left eye.
The referee took him over to the ringside doctor and the was immediately halted. Who knows? Some doctors would have likely let the fight continue but it really didn't matter. Linares was in trouble with Thompson. This guy hit too hard and was tagging him with huge right hands from the 1st round of the fight. Linares wasn't going to be able to hold up under those kinds of right hands and the barrages of punches that followed them. Thompson would attack in waves where he's stun Linares with a big right and then follow it with flurries..
Linares was taking big right hands from Thompson in the 1st round but was able to stagger him with a perfectly placed left-right combination late in the round. Thompson backed up with legs looking weak, but Linares didn't go after him the way he needed to. That was the perfect time for Linares to end the fight but he let Thompson off the hook by throwing a few token jabs and some body shots. Linares may have been wary of going after Thompson for fear of getting hit with another big right hand and a flurry that would follow it. Linares didn't look confident as if he was dealing with someone that was about to explode on him.
What made this fight an even bigger blow to Linares' career is that it was a WBC lightweight eliminator bout with the winner getting the fight against DeMarco. Doesn't look like it's going to be Linares now, not with this defeat. Linares, who is trained by Freddie Roach, hit the deck in the 2nd round after getting hit with a series of hard shots from Thompson. Linares suffered a cut to the left eye, which led to the fight being stopped at 2:27 of the round.
You have to wonder who gave Linares the brilliant idea to take on the hard hitting Thompson after the serious beat down that Linares experienced last October in a 11th round TKO loss to DeMarco. That was a lot of punishment to take to be back in the ring so soon against an fighter with even better power than DeMarco. If Linares had excellent defensive skills then I could have understood it, but he's all offense and is so easy to hit.
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