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WALLA WALLA — Walla Walla Community College took home three rodeo titles here Sunday in championship-go action at the final performance of the Riding Against Child Abuse College Rodeo.
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Two Warrior cowgirls came from back in the pack to win titles and a Warrior team roping duo held on to claim the team roping title.
Brittany Leasy came into Sunday's finals in breakaway roping setting fifth, .9 seconds behind the leader. Leasy roped her calf in a Sunday-best 3.2 seconds.
When leader Sierra Bott from Boise State University could do no better than a 4.6, the title belonged to Leasy.
"I drew a good calf and my horse worked well," Leasy said. "I just went and roped him. I actually drew him (the calf) in the first round. I had an advantage because I already ran him once. I knew exactly what he was going to do."
Leasy, who came into the rodeo sitting 12th in the Northwest Region, had a run of 3.6 the first time she drew the calf, and won the breakaway championship by bettering her time by .4 seconds.
"I got out better on this one (run)," Leasy said. "My horse worked a lot better than he did on the first run."
Lexi Cameron entered the Sunday go in goat tying third, .7 behind Blue Mountain's Taylor Schneider. Cameron, a freshman and veteran of the National High School Finals rodeo last summer, got her goat tied in 7.6 and won the average with a time of 15.6 on two head to edge Schneider's average of 16.5.
"All I was thinking about was making a smooth run," Cameron said. "I was worried about the girls that were going after me because they're very competitive tiers."
Cameron's run was smooth enough to lead the go as she edged Sierra Ridley of Oregon Institute Sunday's run by .2 as Ridley came home in 7.8, and Cameron drew a good goat.
"Smooth is fast," Cameron said. "When I went to my trailer, I tried to play it over in my mind and I couldn't even remember it (the run). So I guess it was pretty smooth.
"I was lucky enough to not draw the No. 2 (goat)," Cameron said. "He's the wildest one of the goats."
Warrior cowboys and veterans from the 2012 men's national collegiate championship run, Bryce Palmer and Jake Minor, came into Sunday's performance with the fastest time in team roping, 6.5. Palmer on the head, and Minor on the heels, didn't have a clean run, but their 11.1 Sunday was good enough to earn them the rodeo title with an average of 17.6 on two.
"My job was to get out of the barrier and catch it clean and give my partner a handle," header Palmer said. "The steer went left and made it hard for my partner to do his job."
"The steer was hard to rope, but I should've caught him anyway," Minor said of his one-leg catch. "That one got heavy. It came into the wall and I think that's why. It's harder to pull them off the wall."
The 6.5 on their first run gave the Warrior duo a cushion heading to Sunday's go.
"We caught the first one pretty good," Minor said.
"It (the 6.5 run) went as planned," Palmer added. "This one was a tougher deal for him (Minor). We knew it (the steer) went left, but we didn't know how that would make his job. We got by it, not as good as we wanted, so it worked out."
In other events, Blue Mountain's Justin Parke took the tie-down roping title with an average of 18.7 on two.
Blue Mountain cowboy Kash Wilson turned in a 71 ride on Painted Bills to win the bareback riding with 137 on two.
Treasure Valley's Dalton Jim posted an average of 129 to win the saddle bronc title.
WSU cowboy Taylor Gregg posted a 11.7 average to win the steer wrestling.
Central Washington's Emily Robertson turned a 14.70 run around the barrels on Sunday and won the title with a 29.11 on two runs.
Eastern Oregon's Ethan Weiser's 81 ride qualified him as the bull riding winner.
The three-day event drew great crowds as the Warriors performed inside and outside the competitive arena.
"The crowds all weekend were great," WWCC coach Buster Barton said. "It was an overall success."
On the competitive side, what Barton found time to see, he liked.
"The team as a whole is involved in the production side and as a coach, putting it (the rodeo) on, it's hard to keep track of all the kids like I would like, too," Barton added. "I know we showed well. We struggle in the rough stock. Overall, we did great. It's hard coming out of winter. Our last rodeo was in October and we practice year around. It's nice to get back to competition and out of the daily practice grind."
With the Walla Walla rodeo finished, Barton now returns to full-time coaching and defense of the Warrior men's National Championship.
"I get to enjoy the rest of the season," Barton said. "The pressures of putting on a rodeo are over. We can buckle down and get to work (coaching)."
The Warriors travel to Lewiston April 19 for their next rodeo action.
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7/3/2015 | Morgan fends off tomahawk chop in return home
Adam Morgan returned to the city in which he grew up, in which he dreamed of pitching one day. He did so as a Phillie, and came oh-so-close to defeating the Braves on Friday night.
7/3/2015 | Wood, Correia look to keep fireworks to a minimum
Kevin Correia of the Phillies and Alex Wood of the Braves are both coming off strong outings heading into their Fourth of July meeting at Turner Field on Saturday.
7/3/2015 | Utley eyeing late July return
Chase Utley has yet to get back onto the field to even practice, but the Phillies second baseman is hoping to return from an ankle injury before August.
7/2/2015 | Young Phillies hitters have big night vs. Brewers
The Phillies lost unceremoniously. In an 8-7 defeat that lasted 11 innings, the Phillies sent six batters to the plate in extra innings. The results? Flyout. Strikeout. Popout. Groundout. Groundout. Groundout. But to characterize the entire loss based on the lack of extra-inning offensive output is a fallacy. The Phillies notched 16 hits on Thursday night and clawed back from a three-run deficit in the seventh inning to even force extras.
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The Phillies bullpen carried the team in Thursday night's 8-7 11-inning loss to the Brewers, putting the Phillies in position to steal one win out of this four-game series. But being in position to win and winning are not one in the same.
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The Phillies moved pitcher Aaron Harang to the disabled list on Thursday afternoon with plantar fasciitis in his left foot. The move, which came as a counter move to Chad Billingsley being activated from the disabled list to start Thursday, came a day after Harang became the first Phillie to lose eight consecutive starts since 1972.
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Phillies third baseman Maikel Roberts has earned NL Rookie of the month honors for his performance through the month of June.
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7/1/2015 | Win escapes Hamels despite impressive start
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Summerfest's Miller Lite Oasis lineup includes Nelly, LeAnn Rimes, Imagine Dragons
Summerfest officials Wednesday morning revealed the 2013 headliner lineup for the Miller Lite Oasis, announcing three new additions to the Big Gig roster in the process: Bob Marley's old band the Wailers, country and pop singer LeAnn Rimes and Grammy-winning rapper Nelly.
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American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
Present Music, under the direction of artistic director Kevin Stalheim, played to a full house, opening and closing the concert as is its Thanksgiving tradition with powerful performances by the Bucks Native American Singing and Drumming Group. »Read Full Article
'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
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With just a single piece of paper and a scalpel, London-based artist Marc Hagan-Guirey creates amazingly detailed scenes from "Star Wars" using the Japanese art technique of kirigami.
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Are you ready for some meatballs?
These variations will make you the MVP at any Super Bowl party
Footballs and meatballs just seem to go together — especially around a widescreen TV and plenty of cold beer. You can, of course, serve up that traditional ground beef meatball and float it in a pool of tomato sauce. Or jazz up your game plan by experimenting with meats, flavors and presentations.
Tips to making and serving meatballs from "The Meatball Shop Cookbook," by Daniel Holzman and Michael Chernow, with Lauren Deen.
Serving sizes and saucing: The Meatball Shop's standard serving is four 1 ½-inch balls. Count on ¼ cup sauce for each 1 ½-inch ball. Serving pasta? "Add cooked pasta right into the pan to soak up the sauce and flavor," the authors suggest.
Make ahead: Meatballs can be made a day in advance and baked up to 24 hours later. Or, bake immediately and refrigerate for up to three days before reheating.
Storage: Refrigerate with or without sauce, for up to three days. Freeze, with or without sauce, for up to 3 months.
Reheating: Microwave 4 minutes, 6 minutes if frozen. Bake, covered, in a 300-degee oven, 20 minutes. Cook on the stove top, covered, with 2 or 3 tablespoons of water over medium heat, 10 minutes.
Prep: 30 minutesCook: 20 minutes
Makes: 24 meatballs
From "The Meatball Shop Cookbook." Serve on a baguette as a sub, or plate on a bed of creamy polenta; spoon on a spicy meat sauce.
2 pounds pork shoulder, ground
1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon salt
4 jarred hot cherry peppers, minced
¼ cup hot cherry pepper pickling liquid
4 slices fresh white bread, finely chopped
3 large eggs
1. Heat oven to 450 degrees. In a large bowl, mix pork, salt, cherry peppers, pickling liquid, bread and eggs by hand until thoroughly incorporated.
2. Roll into golf ball-sized meatballs, packing the meat firmly. Place the balls in a lightly oiled 9-by-13-inch baking dish touching one another.
3. Bake until firm and cooked through, 20 minutes. Cool 5 minutes in the baking dish before serving.
Prep: 50 minutes
Cook: 30 minutes
Makes: 6 to 8 servings, about 70 meatballs
From James Villas' "From the Ground Up: Hundreds of Amazing Recipes From Around the World for Ground Meats" (Wiley, $22.99).
1 cup fine breadcrumbs
1 ½ cups half-and-half
2 tablespoons butter
2 onions, minced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 pound each: ground beef round, ground lamb shoulder
2 eggs, beaten
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
¼ cup finely chopped fresh mint leaves
½ teaspoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
1. Combine the breadcrumbs and 1 cup half-and-half in a small bowl; let soak, 5 minutes.
2. Meanwhile melt butter in a skillet over moderate heat. Add onions and garlic; cook until softened, about 8 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl; add the soaked bread crumbs plus the meats. Mix with hands until well-blended. Add the remaining ½ cup half-and-half, eggs, cinnamon, half of the mint, salt and pepper to taste. Mix well. Form into 1-inch balls.
3. Bake on foil-lined rimmed baking sheets until slightly brown, 20-25 minutes; serve topped with the remaining mint.
Prep: 30 minutesChill: 15 minutes
Cook: 15 minutesMakes: 20 meatballs
From "I Love Meatballs!" (Andrews McMeel, $19.99), by Rick Rodgers. Serve with rice.
Meatballs Ingredients:
1 pound ground chicken
½ cup panko (Japanese bread crumbs)
1 large egg, beaten
1 green onion, minced
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 piece (1-inch long) ginger, peeled, shredded
1 tablespoon Japanese-style soy sauce
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon black pepper
8 quarter-size pieces fresh ginger, crushed
Teriyaki sauce:
2/3 cup each: Japanese-style soy sauce, mirin
1/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
2 green onions, minced
1. For the meatballs, mix chicken, panko, egg, green onion, cornstarch, shredded ginger, soy sauce, salt and pepper together in a large bowl. Cover; refrigerate at least 15 minutes or up to 4 hours.
2. Heat a large saucepan of water and the sliced ginger to a boil over high heat. Reduce to a simmer.
3. Using wet hands rinsed under cold water, shape the chicken mixture into 20 meatballs, about 1½ inches each. Carefully add to the saucepan. Simmer until cooked through, about 6 minutes.
4. For the teriyaki sauce, heat the soy sauce, mirin, sugar and rice vinegar to a boil in a medium saucepan over high heat. Boil until thickened and reduced to about 2/3 cup, 5 minutes.
5. Remove balls from cooking liquid; drain. Serve over rice, drizzle with the sauce and garnished with green onions.
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Although the Roman empire was one of the longest lasting in history, it was never ideologically conceived by its rulers or inhabitants as a territory within fixed limits. Yet Roman armies clearly reached certain points-which today we call frontiers-where they simply stopped advancing and annexing new territories. In Frontiers of the Roman Empire, C. R. Whittaker examines the Roman frontiers both in terms of what they meant to the Romans and in their military, economic, and social function. Observing that frontiers are rarely, if ever, static, Whittaker argues that the very success of the Roman frontiers as permeable border zones sowed the seeds of their eventual destruction. As the frontiers of the late empire ceased to function, the ideological distinctions between Romans and barbarians became blurred. Yet the very permeability of the frontiers, Whittaker contends, also permitted a transformation of Roman society, breathing new life into the empire rather than causing its complete extinction.
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YOU can't make a fetus hold still for the camera. So it's remarkable that the first scans have now been made of the fetal brain at different stages of pregnancy, giving a glimpse into how the brain's neural connections form in the womb. The work could one day lead to prenatal diagnosis and treatment of conditions thought to have a developmental component, such as autism and schizophrenia.
Moriah Thomason of Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, and colleagues made a series of fMRI scans of the brains of 25 fetuses between 24 and 38 weeks. By keeping only those scans for which the fetus was relatively still, they found that, as expected, the two halves of the brain formed denser and more numerous connections with each other as the weeks passed. The connections tended to begin in the middle of the brain and spread outward as the brain developed (Science Translational Medicine, doi.org/kmp).
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Here we are at the Canadian Border port of roosville
Now this is where the fun begins Dirt Doggies. The route is 80% dirt from here to Mexico. Sorry I'm not a GPS guy and dont have those fancy smancy e-maps to post (maybe Jim can do that). But we did have GPS points to follow and roll charts for us simpler riders. Thanks to RCrabb and Dwayne for putting together the roll charts out the the bicyclists books. Not too
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Tue, November 8, 2011 • 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM • GEB 4.214
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"Sites of Possibility: Digital Storytelling, Applied Theatre, and Youth"
As a process for engaging marginalized voices in the social/cultural economy of the media, digital storytelling has garnered much attention from media artists, community organizers, and scholars since the early 1990s. The practice of digital storytelling, or the making and sharing of personal narratives through recorded voice-overs, digital photography and video, music, and/or digitally composed multi-media collages, parallels aspects of applied drama/theatre in many ways; and yet, little scholarship exists around how digital storytelling can and does function as an intentionally facilitated, critical performance practice with young people. In this talk, Megan Alrutz explores ways in which the theory and practice of applied theatre and digital storytelling can revision the ways we represent and engage young people in society.
Together, applied theatre and digital storytelling can invite youth to productively critique systems of power in and through the live and mediated performance of their own stories. Considering digital storytelling as an applied theatre practice raises important questions and insights around identity politics, responsible representation, critical pedagogy, and aesthetics, as well as notions of social change and social justice. Megan draws on practical examples to examine how digital storytelling, as both a creative process and a performance product, functions as a political act of cultural production, offering young people an opportunity to reflect and archive--(re)vision and (re)construct--complex notions of identity, culture, and community.
Dr. Megan Alrutz is assistant professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance where she teaches courses in applied theatre and community engagement, theatre for social change, and digital storytelling. Her creative and scholarly interests focus on applied theatre and theatre for young audiences‹including school-based arts-integration; critical performance pedagogy with youth; and devising and directing theatre and digital storytelling to explore issues around voice and identity, as well as community dialogue. Megan works nationally as a facilitator for professional development in theatre education and drama-based pedagogy, and was the founding director of ArtsBridge/UCF and Digital U, two applied arts/media programs for youth. Her publications can be found in journals such as Youth Theatre Journal, Teaching Artist Journal, and TYA Today, and she recently co-edited a collection for Palgrave Macmillan entitled Playing with Theory in Theatre Practice.


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Cultural borrowing is exploding across the world. Creative ideas are transferred and modified in ever increasing number and complexity making new products ranging from TV shows to architectural style in new cities. But what do we really know about the spread of creative ideas? This intriguing,...
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Taiwan, China officials meet in Nanjing
Publication Date : 12-02-2014
Meeting sets milestone in the history of cross-Strait relations since the mid-20th century
Mainland Affairs Council Minister Wang Yu-chi arrived in Nanjing yesterday and met with his mainland Chinese counterpart, Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO) Director Zhang Zhijun.
Wang and Zhang referred to each other by their formal titles, setting a milestone in the history of cross-Strait relations since the mid-20th century.
Given that both the ROC and the PRC exercise a policy of not recognising each other as a legitimate entity, semi-official organisations such as Taiwan's Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), which reports to the MAC, and mainland China's Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS), which reports to the TAO, were created as windows for cross-strait exchange.
Prior to yesterday's meeting, Wang and Zhang met briefly last year at an Apec meeting in Bali in a "non-official" context.
Before departing for Nanjing, Wang told reporters that the MAC will not sign any agreements or memoranda of understanding with the TAO during his four-day visit.
In his opening statement in Nanjing, the minister said that cross-Strait relations have opened a new chapter, with the heads of the MAC and the TAO being able to meet in a formal context to discuss issues that both the people of mainland China and Taiwan are concerned about.
That both MAC and TAO representatives are able to sit down and face each other pragmatically is a precious development virtually unimaginable in the past, Wang said.
The minister expressed the wish that both sides of the strait can continue to pursue an expansion of relations under the 1992 consensus.
MAC, TAO aim for periodic communications: Zhang
Meanwhile, Zhang expressed his hope to visit Taiwan in the near future, adding that the mainland Chinese and the people of Taiwan belong to the same family.
The director said that both sides of the strait should firmly resolve to maintain stable relations.
From military confrontation to political confrontation, cross-strait relations have undergone many challenges during the past several decades, but these relations have gradually moved toward stability, breaking the ice of isolation, Zhang said.
It has been a difficult road toward stability, paved by the contributions of countless people across the strait, Zhang said, adding that both mainland China and Taiwan should cherish and continue pushing for peaceful development.
Issues discussed
According to the MAC, both sides have agreed to set up a mechanism for communication in order to pragmatically handle major cross-strait issues. This mechanism will cover cross-strait visits between the heads of the MAC and the TAO. In addition, both sides have also agreed to grant immigration privileges to each other's representatives.
The MAC added that Wang urged the mainland Chinese authorities to provide better health care for Taiwanese students in mainland China, while Zhang responded that his side is willing to expand health care for Taiwanese students and get them covered by medical insurance like mainland Chinese students.
Wang also stressed that joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership is an important objective for Taiwan, and that the expansion and deepening of cross-strait economic cooperation as well as joint participation in regional economic integration should be sought for equally.
The greater the participation of Taiwan in regional and global integration, the greater the Taiwanese people's confidence in and support for cross-strait trade liberalization will be, helping push Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement follow-up issues forward, Wang said.
The MAC added that Wang has formally invited Zhang to Taiwan.
Meanwhile, the minister told reporters that the issue of a meeting between President Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping was not discussed, and that the subject was not included in the agenda in the first place.
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text: Celebrating 15 Years of Community Service It's Back to School time and school bells will soon sound, breaking the silence of summer break. Cram the Van now in its 15th year is ready to kick off another school year. Too many students in our community will not have the necessary school supplies to begin their school year. The cost of purchasing items like backpacks, pencils, paper, glue, crayons, notebooks and calculators can be overwhelming for a family that is struggling with the basic necessities. Please support Cram the Van, a school supply program helping students in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties! You can help by dropping supplies off during the local Cram-A-Thons. Don't know what to bring? Check out our School Supply List!Also, there are collection boxes at all Sandy Sansing Dealerships, United Way in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties and WEAR TV studio on Mobile Hwy. Needing Assistance with School Supplies Escambia CountyIf you are looking for schools that are participating in Cram the Van for the 2014-2015 school year,dial 2-1-1. You will be directed with a Information and Referral Specialist at 2-1-1 of Northwest Florida who will provide you with the schools point of contact. Again, please dial 2-1-1 or 850-595-5905 to receive information regarding Cram the Van or other resources in the area. In Escambia County all public schools requesting school supplies from Cram the Van will receive them by Aug. 11. Please know that the program cannot supply everything on the schools list and may not fulfill all the quantities desired. We rely on the generosity of the community to help as many children as possible. For more information: Call United Way of Escambia County at 850-434-3157 or WEAR at 850-456-3333.Santa Rosa County If you are needing assistance with school supplies, please visit the following sites for an application: In Gulf Breeze: Interfaith Ministries Thrift Store (4339 Gulf Breeze Pkwy) In Jay: Jay First Assembly of God (14047 Alabama St.) In Milton/Pace: United Way Santa Rosa (6479-A Caroline St.) In Navarre: First United Methodist Church (9474 Navarre Pkwy.) For more information: Call (850) 623-4507 or email email@example.com. Cram the Van Partners


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Del Mar College unveils redesigned Viking spirit symbol
CORPUS CHRISTI - The Del Mar College Viking still has spirit — Oh, yes, it does.
The school's spirit symbol, which was introduced as the school mascot in 1939, now features bright yellow and blue tones surrounding a Viking helmet image as part of its revamped image.
College officials unveiled the new symbol Tuesday during a news conference.
Del Mar students Margarita Velasquez, 20, and LaVockea Wallace, 25, modeled some of the new merchandise, such as T-shirts, lanyards, travel mugs and backpacks, that are being sold in the college's campus bookstore and online.
"We're fresh with it," Velasquez said with a smile.
The revamped symbol comes at a time when college officials have redesigned the school logo and relaunched the Del Mar College Viking Alumni Association, which has 270 paid members.
"It's really a source of pride; a source of our identity," college President Mark Escamilla said of the new symbol.
As part of the new symbol kickoff, officials have three weeks of "Viking Games" planned starting Oct. 10.
Officials studied ideas for the refined symbol, developed by local advertising firm Morehead Dotts Rybak, with the help of students, alumni and focus groups during the past two years.
The 76-year-old institution began using the Viking as a mascot in 1939 when the college's football team was organized.
The college's regents disbanded intercollegiate sports in 1960 because of cost concerns, and the school hasn't had an image to represent the Viking for at least 20 years, said college spokeswoman Claudia Jackson.
The new symbol aims to help connect students and former students with the college while also adding members to the college's alumni association, officials said.
"It's a visual for our branding of Del Mar College," Escamilla said.
The alumni association was reestablished from an informal group of former students to an official association about three years ago, college officials said.
Velasquez said the new spirit symbol can match the caliber of the college's programs and students.
The symbol is part of the college's future, Wallace said.
"We're just building day by day," he said.
Del Mar College Viking Alumni Association: 698-1031
1939: Del Mar College introduces the Viking as its mascot and organizes a football team.
1951: Del Mar College's intercollegiate sports cost about $40,000 while only about $20,000 comes in from tickets and other income.
1953: Del Mar College's football team wins the South Texas Football Conference.
1959: Del Mar College plays in the Junior Rose Bowl against Bakersfield College, and loses. The Viking Band receives a standing ovation during the Rose Bowl Parade.
1960: Del Mar 's Board of Regents disbands intercollegiate sports at the school for cost issues. The sports programs cost nearly twice the associated revenue. Del Mar continues to offer intramural sports programming.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon "deplored" the recent upsurge in anti-Semitic attacks, particularly in Europe, as a result of Israel's operation in Gaza.
Ban "emphasizes that the conflict in the Middle East must not constitute a pretext for prejudice that could affect social peace and harmony anywhere," read a statement issued Monday by his spokesman in New York.
Anti-Semitic attacks, violence and hate speech have increased as a result of demonstrations throughout Europe and elsewhere against Israel's military effort in Gaza to eradicate Hamas tunnels and rocket fire from the coastal strip.
Ban in the statement also called for an "immediate cessation of violence" in Gaza and negotiations.
The statement came a day after Ban condemned the shelling of a U.N. school serving as a shelter for displaced Gazans, calling it "yet another gross violation of international humanitarian law." The United Nations and the Palestinians blamed Sunday's shelling, which killed at least 10 Palestinians, on Israel.
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How will I go from spending twelve hours a day with him to spending three hours a day with him? I have to do this for financial reasons but my heart is breaking. I know I'm not unique in this. We are incredibly attached and affectionate. I'm going to miss my sweet, silly, smiley boy so much.
Time is passing. Feels like a countdown.
How will I go from spending twelve hours a day with him to spending three hours a day with him? I have to do this for financial reasons but my heart is breaking. I know I'm not unique in this. We are incredibly attached and affectionate. I'm going to miss my sweet, silly, smiley boy so much.
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I will say it makes me really cherish the time together that we do have. But it also makes me feel guilty if I spend time away.
Thanks, ladies. My heart is breaking already. I know I will find the positives in it. Maybe I will feel better when our daycare search is over and I know he'll be going to a safe, caring environment.
My LO w family 3 days a week, 2daya nanny. She's ALL mine on weekends, I cherish that time!!!
But yeah, housework suffers, hard to run errands bc u don't want to drag LO to all those boring places, and my work suffers bc I have to leave by 3:45 (I'm a teacher) and I can't doany work in the evening WHEN LO is still awake (it's only me in the evenings w her, my husband works until 8:30pm) . I've found it verydifficult to balance. I'm not balancing it yet.
tanya, I'm a teacher too! So is my husband. I'm pretty nervous about how we'll figure out how to get all of our planning/grading done at home. I've been with our son when my husband needs to work at home, but how we'll both have to put time in on the evenings/weekends now. Should be interesting!
Best of luck in finding the balance. We'll work it out! :-)
You just get used to it. I cried the first week LO went to "school." but she is so happy there. And I love seeing her play with her gang. She was calling for her friend "Au-bee" all weekend.
They are a good parenting back-up for me. They tell me when things aren't going as well as they could, and they make sure to let me know that she is doing things most 16 month olds don't do. I know she's safe there and that they would protect her like she was theirs--they've known her before she was born.
And I'm very grateful to them for the events they do. They went trick or treating on Thursday. DH and I were so sick we could barely get out of bed, and there would have been no TorT for LO without the school, and I appreciate they did that for her. (Except it added to the $100 worth of candy I bought and didn't hand out because I couldn't move).
Thanks for the support, ladies!
We found a place we all liked (including him - he smiled and didn't shy the whole visit). We got the last spot (phew) in his 10 kid classroom )15 months-2yo room. There are two teachers. It's a nice facility. Clean, friendly place and people. There's a big indoor gym which will be nice this winter.
He'll go MTThF. Wednesdays grandma is coming to visit.
I think he'll like it! I feel better knowing that we found a good place. I'm excited for him and for my work opportunity (a little nervous there though because I've been out since June 2012). Now to figure out transitioning him in with the holidays. They recommended jumping in instead of doing half-days as they thought that might be harder on him. I think I'll do MT for two weeks before Christmas, then the Friday before break ends. Then he'll start 4x a week once I'm working. I'd start him 4 days sooner but I don't think we could afford it (plus the two weeks off that we pay and have him) since I won't be paid until the end of January.
I can't wait to see how he does now and I'm excited for him! In the meantime, we enjoy our time and get in as many playdates with my mom group as possible!
I completely understand and remember going through the anxious period.
My advice would be to enjoy these last weeks. Don't get so anxious you can't enjoy it. Starting the new routine may be a bit bumpy, but after a week or so, everything will start to be normal again. For me, it was easier to start daycare when baby was 3 months old, because they're not so aware that you're leaving. It's definitely harder when they're around a year old and they have separation anxiety.
He won't feel lonely. On the contrary, he will have a lot of other things to watch -- new people, new noises, other kids. If you are comfortable with your daycare, they'll give him the attention he needs. You might miss a few things during the daytime, but think of it more like you and the daycare lady are a team, and working together.
PLUS, what I've found, is that I enjoy the adult time at work, and it lets me enjoy my time with the kids even more because I have the personal fulfillment of doing my own thing for part of the day.
So cheer up!! i Know it's easier to say than do, but try to relax. It will be a little more stressful that first week back, but it will become the new routine, and your LO will not suffer at all! He will start to build new relationships with other kids and your daycare, who become his extended family.


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2 days until the Nevada caucuses
2 days until South Carolina GOP primary
With only two days to go until Nevada's potentially "tie-breaking" Democratic caucuses, Barack Obama received a big boost on Thursday.
A federal judge ruled that the Nevada Democratic Party can go forward with nine at-large precincts on the Vegas strip that are intended to help thousands of hotel-casino workers attend a caucus while at work rather than having to go to their home precincts to participate.
Supporters of Hillary Clinton had challenged the at-large districts in court claiming that it was unfair for shift workers on the Strip to be able to caucus at their workplaces when similar provisions have not been made in other parts of the state.
The decision is expected to help Obama because he has the support of the Culinary Workers union which represents the casino workers.
Obama reacted to the ruling following a roundtable discussion in San Francisco, Calif.
"I'll be honest with you," said Obama. "We had nothing to do with setting up these rules. We simply were planning to win under the rules that had been set up. Some of the people who set up the rules apparently didn't think wed be as competitive as we were and tried to change them last minute."
"But you know," he added, "I think the judge was clear that you can't change the rules six days before the caucus and that any alteration would have disenfranchised maids, dishwashers, bellhops who work on the strip, so just in terms of politics, we are confident of our organization on the ground. But in terms of policy, I think it was the right decision to make sure that as many people in the caucuses participate as possible."
Clinton spokesman Jay Carson reacted to the ruling by noting that the former first lady's campaign was not a party to the lawsuit. He also reaffirmed Clinton's belief that it is unfair for shift workers on the Strip to have access to an at-large precinct while shift workers elsewhere in the state do not.
"While we were not involved in this lawsuit, and have always said that we would play by the rules that we're given, it has always been our hope that every Nevadan should have equal access and opportunity to participate in the caucus," said a statement from Clinton spokesman Jay Carson.
"Make no mistake," he continued, "the current system that prohibits some shift workers from being able to participate, while allowing others to do so, would seem to benefit other campaigns. More importantly it is unfair. We also are concerned with recent news reports about voter intimidation tactics that would further discourage some Nevadans from participating on Saturday. Our strategy remains the same -- we want as many people as possible to participate in the caucus, and we are going to reach out to as many Nevadans as possible in an effort to do as well as possible on Saturday."
"The Obama campaign," he added, "has been clear in its belief that whoever wins the culinary union endorsement will win Nevada. We will leave it up to the people of Nevada to make that decision."
Somewhere between 4-6.5 percent of the total delegates at stake in Saturday's caucuses will come from the at-large precincts, according to Bill Buck, a consultant to the Nevada Democratic Party.


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LeBron James makes preseason pledge
Updated: September 28, 2010, 10:22 AM ETESPN.com news services
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- In one breath, LeBron James insisted that he's moved past the venom directed his way after he chose to join the Miami Heat. In the next, the NBA's two-time reigning MVP said all those naysayers out there are his fuel.
Which rings true?
Apparently, both.
"I don't want to keep harping about what people have said about me," James said. "But personally, I'm motivated by what has gone on this summer."
Music to the collective Heat ears, right there. ...
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CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - Police detectives arrived at outgoing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's Jerusalem residence Thursday morning for the eighth round of questioning related to investigations on corruption charges.
While police have concluded investigations on two cases -- the Morris Talansky affair, in which the Prime Minister allegedly received tens of thousands of dollars in cash gifts, and the Olmerttours affair, in which travel charges for the same trips abroad were double and triple billed, with the extra cash used to finance private family trips.
Today's questioning focused primarily on two other investigations -- the Cremieux affair, which alleges that Olmert purchased his home for well below market value in exchange for favors to the builder, and the Investment Center scandal, in which Olmert directed tens of millions in government funding to a Silicate factory in Dimona, represented by his close friend, business partner and personal attorney Uri Messer.
In addition to recommending indictment for the Talanksy and Olmerttours affairs, the police say they also have sufficient evidence to warrant indictments for Uri Messer and for Olmert's former bureau chief, Shula Zaken.
Today's round of questioning is the first since Olmert submitted his resignation two weeks ago, leaving him as temporary head of an interim government until Foreign Minister Tzipi either forms a new coalition or the country holds general elections.
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Dear Hollywood studios: It's time to stop messing around. Get a female superhero movie into production.
The notion that men won't go to see a female superhero movie or that women aren't a big enough audience for the comic-book blockbusters that now dominate the movie landscape is just out dated. Comic Con, the annual four-day festival of all things pop culture, was heaving with women this year. Women slept outside for the chance to get a seat in the hallowed Hall H where biggest panels took place. Women spent serious time and money dressing like their favorite superheros (male and female). And women dropped tons of money on comic books, toys and superhero art on the convention floor.
This year's Comic Con featured 12 panels devoted to women, reportedly the most ever, and there were plenty of women writers and artists on other panels.
Women from the world of television were well-represented and had a chance to shine at Entertainment Weekly's annual Women Who Kick Ass panel which this year featured Katey Sagal (Sons of Anarchy), Sarah Paulson (American Horror Story), Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black), Nicole Behaire (Sleepy Hollow) and Maisie Williams and Natalie Dormer from Game of Thrones. All of them play strong, complex women who hold their owns (in Maslany's case she plays nine strong women). Those shows are as popular with men as they are with women. It's time we saw the same complexity and strength in some female superheroes.
"TV doesn't feel the need to polarize women," said Dormer (who will also appear in the next Hunger Games movie). "Male [film] writers either want to make you an angel or a whore. … The best roles for women are on TV right now. Katniss [Everdeen from The Hunger Games] is as popular as she is because she's an anomaly."
The Women Who Kick Ass panel was followed by the Marvel panel which (by comparison) was a testosterone fest. The biggest comic book studio in Hollywood (which is owned by Disney) unveiled its newest film, Ant Man. The panel featured the male director and three male stars. Evangeline Lilly was also there. She'll play Hope Pym — who is not a superhero. When director Edgar Wright left the film in May, Disney didn't go to a woman to replace him. Instead they're banking on Peyton Reed who's most famous film are Yes Man and Bring It On.
Then fans were thrilled to welcome almost all of the members of the new Avengers movie, Age of Ultron. Of the 12 people on the panel, only two were women. To be fair, actress Scarlett Johansson was not able to attend because she's close to giving birth. But her Black Widow has yet to get the kind of movie treatment we've seen for characters like Captain America and Thor.
Would fans have gone any less crazy if the movie Marvel was introducing was a Black Widow film and the director was a woman? I doubt it. Marvel is so good at what they do, there's no question they could make a female-centric movie into a giant hit.
Warner Bros. and D.C. comics might beat Marvel to that punch. The studio unveiled the look for Wonder Woman in the upcoming Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice movie. Wonder Woman won't be the center of the new movie, but as my colleague Scott Mendelson pointed out, a lot is riding on how the studio represents Wonder Woman.
But if Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman isn't used well or doesn't come off well, Zack Snyder will be forever known as the guy who screwed up Wonder Woman and that will be the film's enduring legacy. No pressure… But if Snyder, [David] Goyer, and Gadot deliver a genuinely iconic version of the then-74-year old character, then whatever other issues the film has will matter that much less.
If Snyder and company can't make Wonder Woman work, it will be too easy for Hollywood to dismiss it along with Catwoman and Electra and another example of how female superheroes don't work. But that thinking ignores the many male-centric superhero movies that have bombed but that haven't stopped Hollywood from returning to that well again and again.
Studio heads, it's time. The fans are ready. Bring her on.
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