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Women's Soccer Climbs to No. 9
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University women's soccer moved up one spot to No. 9 in Soccer America's Top 25 Poll.
The Mountaineers(9-2-2, 3-0 Big 12)sit atop the Big 12 Conference after knocking off Texas (9-4-1, 3-1 Big 12), 2-1, at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on Oct. 4.
WVU is the highest-ranked Big 12 school in this week's poll. Texas Tech (12-1-1, 2-0-1 Big 12) came in at No. 14 and Baylor (8-2-2, 1-1 Big 12) dropped six spots to No. 22.
Virginia held onto the top spot, sporting a 12-0 record. UCLA (10-1-0) moved up to No. 2, Florida State (10-0-3) climbed to No. 3, Stanford (9-1-1) fell to No. 4, and Notre Dame (9-2-1) dropped to No. 5.
The Mountaineers moved up three spots in the SoccerTimes.com Top 25 Poll to No. 19. Texas Tech holds the top spot of any Big 12 school at No. 14. Virginia and UCLA are No. 1 and No. 2, respectively.
WVU stayed idle in both the Bennett Rankings and the TopDrawerSoccer.com poll. The Mountaineers are ranked No. 18 and No. 22, respectively.
In the NSCAA/Continental Tire College Rankings, WVU dropped one spot to No. 16. Virginia, UCLA and Florida State check-in at No. 1-3. The Red Raiders remain one spot in front of the Mountaineers at No. 15, falling one spot from last week.
WVU continues its four-match homestand with two games at Dick Dlesk this weekend. The Mountaineers welcome Iowa State on Friday, Oct. 11, for a 7 p.m. match, and TCU on Sunday for a 1 p.m. contest.
Friday is WVU's Pink Game, and all fans are encouraged to wear pink in support of breast cancer awareness. The Mountaineers raised $15,781 this spring in their effort to help fight breast cancer, pushing their 10-year total to more than $100,000. A check will be presented to the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center at halftime of Friday's game.
Fans also are encouraged to bring sundry items, such as scarves, nail polish, books, lotion and socks, for donation to the Betty Puskar Breast Care Center on Friday. No monetary donations will be accepted. A banner will be hanging outside the stadium Friday night, and fans are asked to write the names of loved ones who have been affected by the disease. Fans who write on the banner and/or donate an item will receive one free ticket to Friday's game.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University, the top-ranked BIG EAST school, currently stands in 15th place in the 2011-12 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup first winter standings.
Down two spots since the final fall standings, WVU has compiled 339.0 points to date. WVU picked up 142 points in the latest poll, with rifle's sixth-place finish contributing 64 points. Women's swimming (47 points) and wrestling (31 points) also counted towards the school's latest standing.
Four BIG EAST schools rank behind WVU in the top 50, with Louisville at No. 33 with 262.0 points and Notre Dame at No. 34 with 257.5 points. Connecticut (No. 36) and Syracuse (No. 50) also rank in the top 50.
Stanford leads all schools with 648.75 points, followed by Florida State (518.0), Wisconsin (471.0), Penn State (459.5) and Texas (443.0).
WVU has finished in the top 50 in the Directors' Cup standings for four straight years, including last season's 40th-place finish. WVU finished 37th in 2010, a school-best 30th in 2009 and 50th in 2008.
The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in up to 14 sports – seven women's and seven men's.
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POTSDAM, NY – The Hilbert women's soccer team returned with a 3-3 overall record after dropping a 4-0 non-conference match to Clarkson University September 18. The Hawks struggled to generate offensive pressure after sophomore Sarah Schmidt left the game in the 25th minute with a broken nose.
Clarkson took a 1-0 lead (21:36) when Sarah Andres used a through ball to find the net past Hilbert's Mary Zinni. During the first 45 minutes, the Knights outshot the Hawks (17-3) and held a (5-0) advantage with corner kicks.
After intermission, Clarkson continued their offensive push and scored three quick goals over a span of 14 minutes to capture their fifth win of the season and continue on the programs best start in 30 years.
Clarkson's Taylor Abraham finished the game with three points, scoring the final goal and assisting on the second rebound put-back score by Emily Garrant.
Of Hilbert's four shots on goal, senior Alyssa Hulbert led the Hawks with two; senior's Kayla Norman and Jill Martucci fired one each. Zinni finished the game with 14 saves.
Hilbert must regroup and prepare for a game without Schmidt when they play at Chatham University September 22.
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Altvater: Champions Tour will use par-3 for Legends of GolfWritten by Fred Altvater | | firstname.lastname@example.com
The Champions Tour recently announced the Legends of Golf tournament, which started the concept of senior tour professional golf, will use a par-3 course in competition this year.
The Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf began in 1978, when Jimmy Demaret and Fred Raphael invited a few old golf professional buddies to a small tournament in Austin, Texas.
Gardner Dickinson and Sam Snead teamed up to win that first event and the PGA Senior Tour, now the Champions Tour, grew from that humble beginning.
The Legends of Golf has been held in Savannah, Ga., for the past 11 years, but lost its sponsor and its spot on the Champions Tour 2014 schedule.
A white knight, in the form of the founder and CEO of Bass Pro Shops, Johnny Morris, came to the rescue and will bring the Legends of Golf to his Big Cedar Lodge Wilderness Resort, just outside of Branson, Mo.
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True legends of the game, Jack Nicklaus, who designed "Top of the Rock," Lee Trevino, Tom Watson and Gary Player have committed to play in the event.
Many golf professionals probably first learned to play on a par-3 or executive short course. Par-3 golf courses can help you improve your short game, play an enjoyable round with your family or provide a nonthreatening venue for beginners to learn the game.
The question is do par-3 golf courses have a place in tournament play?
Threetops, in Gaylord, Mich., was host to the ESPN Par-3 Shootout for several years. The event was sponsored by Ford Motor Company and featured Phil Mickelson, along with three other professionals, in a two-day competition over the scenic par-3 course.
It brought some of golf's biggest names to the northern Michigan golf resort and Lee Trevino added to the excitement with an ace at the seventh hole in 2001.
The tournament provided a more relaxed atmosphere for the players, who wore microphones and it provided great entertainment value for golf fans.
On the Wednesday prior to the start of the Masters, Augusta National hosts a par-3 tournament for participants and the enjoyment of the fans.
Augusta National has a par-3 course nestled among the pines and traverses around a small lake.
It annually draws a large crowd to witness the greats of the game play in a less formal setting. Many players let their children accompany them as caddies for the round.
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One of the major complaints from people who no longer play golf is the time spent on the golf course. Par-3 golf courses can be played in a much shorter period of time. Six holes can normally be accomplished in one hour and a full nine holes should only require 90 minutes out of a busy schedule.
There is a certain stigma attached to par-3 golf courses. Some feel they are just one small step above putt-putt golf.
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Many golf courses, built as part of a residential community, may lack the real estate necessary to design a suitable 18-hole championship golf course, but could fit in a challenging nine-hole par-3 and a regulation length nine-hole course.
Everyone gives lip service to wanting to grow the game of golf, but not many do anything constructive to actually change the golf culture.
I applaud the Champions Tour for using a par-3 course in the Big Cedar Lodge Legends of Golf tournament and look forward to viewing it in June.
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CONCORD, N.C. – Several questions and concerns have emerged as a result of WKA's October 10, 2012, Pit Board announcement regarding the 2013 rule changes in our Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series.
This letter addresses the philosophy and thoughts behind these rule changes and it is my goal that this letter answers many of the questions and concerns some of our faithful members have presented.
From the ACCUS website: "ACCUS is comprised of the seven major motorsports sanctioning organizations (known at the FIA as "member clubs"): Grand Am, IMSA, IndyCar, NASCAR, NHRA, SCCA and USAC, each nominating two directors to its Board. Additionally, a number of independent directors are elected annually. The World Karting Association (WKA) is an associate member."
At one of the recent ACCUS meetings, Cary Agajanian made a presentation about the noise issues facing all industries, including motorsports. All member clubs of ACCUS were sent documents to complete with regard to noise levels at events. This was a very detailed report about length of races, time between races, air tools used, compressor usage, generator usage, etc.
The noise level concerns originated from the music industry and the incoming claims on hearing loss of concert workers and others.
The clear message was that racing organizations needed to begin programs, rule changes, etc. to prove we are aware of and working on the noise issue.
In 2012 WKA began this "noise reduction" effort in the National Road Racing Series. Rule changes were implemented that eliminated the PP Can (four-hole SSX can) laydown-enduro classes. WKA also canceled the use of the four-hole can in the Junior Enduro and Yamaha Can Sprint classes, replacing the four-hole can with the quieter SBX muffler that has been used for years in the Yamaha Sportsman laydown classes.
In 2013, WKA has made its first round of rule changes in Manufacturers Cup, canceling the use of the four-hole can in Yamaha Senior and replacing it with the pipe. Additional changes are forthcoming in 2014 to continue our efforts toward noise reduction in our 2-cycle series.
Please read the following question-and-answer segment for more explanation on these rule changes.
Q. Why did WKA replace the four-hole can with a new type of exhaust for the Senior Yamaha class?
A. For many years it has been a known fact that a large concentration of heat generated by the four-hole can exhaust was causing excessive cylinder wear and high maintenance costs. The four-hole can also is one of the loudest setups currently in use for Yamaha engines.
After testing many different options, we have introduced a system that we feel will eliminate the two aforementioned concerns, as well as produce more power.
Unlike the expansion chamber pipes of previous years, this new system still produces a wide, user-friendly power curve that is very much like the former four-hole can. This new system should not require any major changes to the engine configuration or setup. Naturally, some minor setup changes will emerge from the change, but overall, WKA feels this is the most positive change that we could have made for the Yamaha Senior Manufacturers Cup classes to prosper into the future.
Q. Why did WKA feel it was necessary to reduce the speed of the Junior classes by implementing a restricted air flow filter cup?
A. As explained in the Oct. 10 Pit Board release, a reconstruction of the ladder system is needed. The step up from the Sportsman category was too large and the step from Junior to the comparable Senior classes was a step down in speed.
After a study of many different methods that could be used to reduce the performance of the Junior classes, we determined thru dyno, flow bench and track testing that the restricted air cup did the job needed.
This method is a very low-cost solution that works well in the field with only adjustments to the carb settings. The September 17 on-track testing at New Castle Motorsports Park produced the needed results in speed to position the Junior classes properly between the Sportsman and Senior classes.
Q. Why were these changes implemented only three months after the announcement was made?
A. It was determined that the best time for these changes was during the current off period in the Man Cup schedule. Because we feel none of these items will require major alteration to the existing equipment, it was felt that this was the time to implement them, even though the notice time was short. We felt this was a better alternative rather than introduction during the racing season or waiting another full year for the 2013 season to end.
Q. Will WKA make any future changes to the Yamaha Sportsman exhaust systems?
A. The RLV three-hole can now in use for these classes does not produce the high levels of heat nor the noise that the four-hole model does. Currently, no plans are being entertained for any changes in the Yamaha Sportsman class.
Q. Will WKA implement any changes to the exhaust system for the Junior Yamaha classes?
A. YES. As announced in the Oct. 10 Pit Board, a new pipe will be coming for the 2014 season. This system will be similar to the new Senior model but with a lower performance level. The original intent was for introduction in these classes for 2013 however the testing done indicated our test pieces did not satisfy the goals so this project was put on hold until 2014 so as to afford for prototyping and testing time.
Q. Why would WKA make changes to classes that currently boast such impressive entry counts?
A. As stated earlier, the ladder system that progresses a driver from the younger Sportsman / Cadet classes to the faster TaG classes has gotten off track as a result of individual changes made over many years.
Also, improvements in equipment have been a contributing factor. We felt the time was right to implement some changes to try and get the system back on track. We knew that these changes would prompt some resistance and questioning from the racers but we felt they were needed to insure the long-term health of the entire program.
I hope this will help to clear up some of the questions and comments, as well as explain the reasoning behind our decisions.
The research and testing of these changes begun early in the 2012 and were concluded at an on-track test in September after the Man-Cup event at New Castle. Many items were discussed and many were tested.
The changes are based on solid dyno and on-track documentation.
It should be noted that WKA is not the only organization currently undertaking the job of slowing down the Junior classes. While there are many avenues available to accomplish this task, we believe we have selected the one that will cause the least impact to the current equipment as well as the lowest cost to the racers.
I hope this helps to explain some of the concerns we have heard and offer an explanation regarding these new rules.
We're looking forward to a great new racing season in 2013 and hope everyone has a terrific Thanksgiving and holiday season.
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The deadline is approaching to nominate your favorite teacher for the Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards.
The teacher awards program is the Arch Coal Foundation's signature education program that honors 12 outstanding teachers each year in West Virginia The program is unique in two ways: It asks the public to nominate outstanding teachers — who must then complete a written application — and a blue-ribbon panel of former award winners judges the applications and determines the recipients. This is the 25th year that the awards are being presented in West Virginia, making it the longest-running, privately sponsored teacher recognition program in the state.
Charles Snavely, president of Arch Coal's eastern operations, said the company realizes the value of teachers.
"We know that teachers can truly change lives," he said. "Now is your opportunity to thank a life-changing teacher by nominating him or her for a $3,500 personal cash award from the Arch Coal Foundation."
Nominations for outstanding teachers are usually submitted by parents, co-workers, or students, however anyone in the public can nominate a teacher. All teachers whose names are submitted receive an application detailing the requirements and the four topics to be addressed:Teaching as a Profession, Teacher Philosophy, Educational Development/Professional Achievement, and Community Service. These essays and three letters of recommendation are then sent to Arch Coal to be judged.
"Arch Coal appreciates classroom teaching excellence and recognizes the importance of teachers in our children's daily lives," said Deck S. Slone, a senior vice president of Arch
Coal. "The teachers recognized by our award programs strengthen our communities by bringing higher levels of learning to their classrooms. We are especially pleased that these programs are making a positive difference in many of the areas where we
live and work."
The Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards program is celebrating its 25th anniversary in West Virginia and is the longest running privately sponsored teacher-recognition program in West Virginia
The Arch Coal Foundation also supports teacher-recognition or grants programs in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, as well as a number of other education-related causes.
Partners in the program are the West Virginia Department of Education, the West Virginia Education Association and the West Virginia Library Commission.
Nomination forms are available online at archteacherawards.com, wvea.org, and in schools and state libraries. The nomination deadline for the 2012-2013 Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards is Jan. 7, 2013.
"There is still time to nominate a teacher who has made a difference in your life or in the life of a child," said Snavely.


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On "Back to Back Freestyle" and "Charged Up," the rapper forgoes the high road in his beef with Meek Mill.
Once upon a time, Drake made a vow of silence. "Diss me, you'll never hear a reply for it," he said on "Successful," the 2009 song in which the Toronto rapper correctly predicted he'd soon be superwealthy. This week, Drake has broken his vow twice over, a fact about which he seems conflicted. "When I look back," he says on the new track "Back to Back Freestyle," "I might be mad that I gave this attention."
"This" is the beef started by the 28-year-old Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, who recently tweeted accusations that Drake doesn't write his own material. Depending on who you talk to or how you look at it, this is either a big deal or no deal at all. On Instagram, Lupe Fiasco had a good take: "Ghostwriting, or borrowing lines, or taking suggestions from the room has always been in rap and will always be in rap. It is nothing to go crazy over or be offended about unless you are someone who postures him or herself on the importance of authenticity and tries to portray that quality to your fans or the public at large. Then we might have a problem."
Even when they're adopted, the children of the wealthy grow up to be just as well-off as their parents.
Lately, it seems that every new study about social mobility further corrodes the story Americans tell themselves about meritocracy; each one provides more evidence that comfortable lives are reserved for the winners of what sociologists call the birth lottery. But, recently, there have been suggestions that the birth lottery's outcomes can be manipulated even after the fluttering ping-pong balls of inequality have been drawn.
What appears to matter—a lot—is environment, and that's something that can be controlled. For example, one study out of Harvard found that moving poor families into better neighborhoods greatly increased the chances that children would escape poverty when they grew up.
While it's well documented that the children of the wealthy tend to grow up to be wealthy, researchers are still at work on how and why that happens. Perhaps they grow up to be rich because they genetically inherit certain skills and preferences, such as a tendency to tuck away money into savings. Or perhaps it's mostly because wealthier parents invest more in their children's education and help them get well-paid jobs. Is it more nature, or more nurture?
During the multi-country press tour for Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, not even Jon Stewart has dared ask Tom Cruise about Scientology.
During the media blitz for Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation over the past two weeks, Tom Cruise has seemingly been everywhere. In London, he participated in a live interview at the British Film Institute with the presenter Alex Zane, the movie's director, Christopher McQuarrie, and a handful of his fellow cast members. In New York, he faced off with Jimmy Fallon in a lip-sync battle on The Tonight Show and attended the Monday night premiere in Times Square. And, on Tuesday afternoon, the actor recorded an appearance on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, where he discussed his exercise regime, the importance of a healthy diet, and how he still has all his own hair at 53.
Stewart, who during his career has won two Peabody Awards for public service and the Orwell Award for "distinguished contribution to honesty and clarity in public language," represented the most challenging interviewer Cruise has faced on the tour, during a challenging year for the actor. In April, HBO broadcast Alex Gibney's documentary Going Clear, a film based on the book of the same title by Lawrence Wright exploring the Church of Scientology, of which Cruise is a high-profile member. The movie alleges, among other things, that the actor personally profited from slave labor (church members who were paid 40 cents an hour to outfit the star's airplane hangar and motorcycle), and that his former girlfriend, the actress Nazanin Boniadi, was punished by the Church by being forced to do menial work after telling a friend about her relationship troubles with Cruise. For Cruise "not to address the allegations of abuse," Gibney said in January, "seems to me palpably irresponsible." But in The Daily Show interview, as with all of Cruise's other appearances, Scientology wasn't mentioned.
The Vermont senator's revolutionary zeal has met its moment.
There's no way this man could be president, right? Just look at him: rumpled and scowling, bald pate topped by an entropic nimbus of white hair. Just listen to him: ranting, in his gravelly Brooklyn accent, about socialism. Socialism!
And yet here we are: In the biggest surprise of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, this thoroughly implausible man, Bernie Sanders, is a sensation.
He is drawing enormous crowds—11,000 in Phoenix, 8,000 in Dallas, 2,500 in Council Bluffs, Iowa—the largest turnout of any candidate from any party in the first-to-vote primary state. He has raised $15 million in mostly small donations, to Hillary Clinton's $45 million—and unlike her, he did it without holding a single fundraiser. Shocking the political establishment, it is Sanders—not Martin O'Malley, the fresh-faced former two-term governor of Maryland; not Joe Biden, the sitting vice president—to whom discontented Democratic voters looking for an alternative to Clinton have turned.
The authors in the running for Britain's most prestigious literary award come from seven countries and include seven women writers.
The longlist for the Man Booker Prize, one of the most prestigious literary awards, was announced Wednesday. For the second year, the prize was open to writers of any nationality who publish books in English in the U.K., and this year five American writers made the list of 13 contenders, chosen by five judges from a pool of 156 total works.
The U.S. is, in fact, the most well-represented country, with other entrants hailing from Great Britain, Jamaica, New Zealand, Nigeria, Ireland, and India. There are three debut novelists and one former winner on the list, and women writers outnumber men seven to six. From dystopian and political novels to a multitude of iterations on the family drama, the selections capture the ever-changing human experience in very different ways.
After the video contradicted his account, a campus cop in Cincinnati is charged in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black motorist.
On July 19, 2015, a 43-year-old Cincinnati man named Samuel DuBose was pulled over by a University of Cincinnati police officer, Ray Tensing. Tensing was white. Dubose was black. His car was stopped for missing its front license plate.
Minutes later, Tensing shot DuBose in the head, killing him.
What happened between getting pulled over and DuBose's death?
Now, thanks to footage from Tensing's body camera, we know.
After the two men briefly exchange words, DuBose's vehicle is seen to roll forward. Tensing then shoots him in the head. Tensing was indicted Wednesday on charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter.
"This is without question a murder," said Joe Deters, the prosecutor for Hamilton County, Ohio, at a news conference Wednesday. "He didn't do anything violent toward the officer. He wasn't dragging him. And [Tensing] pulled out his gun and shot him in the head."
An off-duty Medford, Massachusetts, cop threatened a motorist during a traffic stop. His colleagues seemed unperturbed by his behavior.
Three years ago in Medford, Massachusetts, narcotics detective Stephen LeBert calmly told the brother of a man he was arresting, "He's selling drugs illegally. What they should do is just take him up to the railroad tracks and tell him to lay down." He knew he was being recorded as he made the comment, as moments earlier, the footage shows him licking his finger and wiping saliva on the citizen's lens. Medford Police Chief Leo Sacco says that he was counseled after the incident.
After watching that video, it comes as no great surprise that Detective LeBert was suspended earlier this week for another instance of misbehavior recorded by a citizen:
The footage, captured by the dashboard camera on a motorist's vehicle, begins shortly after the driver got confused at a roundabout in an unfamiliar neighborhood and wound up briefly driving on the wrong side of the road (an error for which he would repeatedly apologize). At first, the motorist is terrified and starts to flee because Detective LeBert, who is driving an unmarked pickup truck and plainclothes, does not identify himself as a police officer, even as he is upset that the motorist doesn't defer to him. "I'll put a hole right through your fucking head,'' LeBert says. "Pull your car over. I'll put a hole right in your fucking head. I'll put a hole right through your head.'' The motorist begins to cooperate as soon as a badge is produced.
A newly discovered artifact buried with one of Jamestown's most prominent leaders suggests he could have been a crypto-Catholic.
After 400 years in the Virginia dirt, the box came out of the ground looking like it had been plucked from the ocean. A tiny silver brick, now encrusted with a green patina and rough as sandpaper. Buried beneath it was a human skeleton. The remains would later be identified as those of Captain Gabriel Archer, one of the most prominent leaders at Jamestown, the first permanent English colony in America. But it was the box, which appeared to be an ancient Catholic reliquary, that had archaeologists bewildered and astonished.
"One of the major surprises was the discovery of this mysterious small silver box," said James Horn, the president of the Jamestown Rediscovery Foundation. "I have to say, we're still trying to figure this out. You have the very strange situation of a Catholic reliquary being found with the leader of the first Protestant church in the country."
Why a pro-life Twitter hashtag—like the larger campaign to defund Planned Parenthood—is terrible for public health
Following the release a series of pro-life sting videos targeting Planned Parenthood, Republican senators are threatening to defund the family-planning provider. A vote on their bill to strip Planned Parenthood of federal funding—which accounts for 40 percent of the organization's budget—could come as early as Monday.
On Twitter, pro-life advocates are trying to help it along, popularizing the hashtag #UnplannedParenthood on Wednesday. Many of the tweets come from people who purport to have been, or have had, accidental children.
My mom was young and single. The church took her in and helped her choose life. And here I am. #UnplannedParenthood
— Amber Cessac (@AmberCessac) July 29, 2015
My wife @breeannehowe & I had 3 kids. We were "done." Through #UnplannedParenthood we were gifted with a 4th. A beautiful, wonderful, 4th.
— Ben Howe (@BenHowe) July 29, 2015
On Shengshan Island, east of Shanghai, China, only a handful of people still live in a village that was once home to more than 2,000 fishermen.
On Shengshan Island, east of Shanghai, China, only a handful of people still live in a village that was once home to more than 2,000 fishermen. Every day hundreds of tourists visit Houtouwan, making their way on narrow footpaths past crumbling houses overtaken by vegetation. The remote village, on one of more than 400 islands in the Shengsi archipelago, was abandoned in the early 1990s as residents moved away, aiming to leave problems with education and food delivery behind them. Reuters photographer Damir Sagolj recently paid a visit to Houtouwan, returning with these images.
In a StoryCorps animation, Alex Landau recalls his harrowing experience being pulled over by Denver police.
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The Mud Hens' all-time winningest skipper is ready to roll for another season of Toledo baseball.
Larry Parrish has returned for his third stint as manager of the Hens, replacing Phil Nevin.
The former All-Star major league player and International League Hall of Famer said the chance to come back was something he could not pass up.
"It was an opportunity presented by the club, and obviously Toledo's a place I'm very familiar with — nice people, great surroundings," Parrish said. "It's a chance as a manager to try to help the guys make the next step, to make the major leagues."
Parrish, who most recently managed the Single-A West Michigan Whitecaps, is eager to work with a promising group of young players this year, and said strength on the mound will be a highlight.
"It looks like our pitching should be very good," Parrish said. "I think we've got a couple legitimate prospects that are going to be starting for us this year."
He said Toledo's current pitching depth provides an opportunity to see possible future stars in action.
"I don't know if we've had that in a long time, where we had this many guys who have a chance to pitch in the big leagues as starters," he said. "As an organization, we're strong up and down, pitching-wise."
He added that some of the pitching prospects brought up by the Detroit Tigers over the past decade — such as Jeremy Bonderman, Rick Porcello and Justin Verlander — often do not stay in the minor league system long.
"They were on the fast track [to the majors], so we didn't get a chance to see them in Toledo," he said.
Parrish said his pitchers this year will have some added help behind them in the form of good gloves.
"Defensively, I think we're going to be a very good club," he said.
On the offensive side, Parrish noted a lot of potential, but said hitting at the Triple-A level can be unpredictable.
"Offensively, it's tough to say for the first part of the season, because we're going to have a lot of first-year guys at this level," he said. "Sometimes, though, you never know. Guys make big changes from one year to the next."
Parrish said his roster this year could be unpredictable at times, as early, lengthy injuries to Tigers left-fielder Andy Dirks and shortstop José Iglesias have left the major league club with holes.
"Any time a guy goes down up there, it usually affects us," he said.
When asked if he finds it frustrating to have to give up players that are going strong for Toledo, Parrish said that he understands the nature of his position.
"That's just sort of our job," he said. "Every organization is predicated on how well the major league club does. That's really what's it's all about, getting guys to the major league club. If we've got a guy ready to go up and help, then we've done our job."
In addition to working with the players, Parrish said he is also looking forward to working with hitting coach Leon "Bull" Durham, who has been with the Hens for 14 seasons.
"I love the fact that they've still got Bull there," Parrish said. "I hate that he hasn't gotten the opportunity to be a big league hitting coach yet, but I'm glad they still have him in Toledo with me."
As for his return to the city itself, Parrish said Toledo has a lot to offer, and he especially enjoys working in the Fifth Third Field facilities.
"It's got a great clubhouse and weight room for the players. The batting cage is right there by the clubhouse. The groundskeeper, Jake [Tyler], does a great job. It's just a great place to be.
"It's a very fan-friendly ballpark," he added. "Even the people in the upper deck, you can almost have a conversation from the field. There's really not a bad seat in the ballpark."
Parrish said, in addition to the excellent fan base, the Downtown business community has also been very supportive.
"Since they put [the ballpark] in the Downtown area, so many places have sprung up."
Toledo also has a lot to offer in terms of leisure, Parrish said.
"I'm an outdoorsman, so I love to play golf. There are some great golf courses in the area. Then you've got Cabela's up [Route] 23, and Bass Pro Shops down I-75, so that's great to have those places close by as well."
Parrish led the Mud Hens to back-to-back International League championships in 2005 and 2006. He was named the International League Manager of the Year in 2005 and was inducted into the International League Hall of Fame last season.
During his playing career, the Florida native saw action in nearly 1,900 major league games. He retired from playing in 1990 and joined the Detroit Tigers organization as a full-time coach.
Mud Hens President and General Manager Joe Napoli said he is thrilled to have Parrish back.
"As a manager, he's a great teacher and I know we'll see improvement in player development," Napoli said in a news release at the time of the announcement. "For our fans, he's always been a favorite. They will be glad to welcome him back."
Parrish and the Mud Hens open the season at home April 4 against the Louisville Bats.
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This is why you (and your art) get ignored.People often get the sense of being ignored in the art-scene, especially here online. We all try so hard to get our foot in the door, it's like trying to stuff yourself in an overfull bus like a sardine in a can.Sometimes you just want to socialize with other artists you admire and you seem to be talking into a brick wall or perhaps you've send your portfolio to a company over a dozen times and still don't even seem to get the smallest response or feedback. I will try and tell you WHY you get ignored and HOW you can get noticed instead.I will go through the following cases of being ignored: Your comment. Your art. Your Portfolio. Do know, that even though being ignored feels very personal it's hardly ever personal at all! Your comment(s) gets ignored.It happens ever so often. You notice an artwork or a discussion and you weigh in with your opinion or admiration, perhaps even some feedback? T
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COLUMBIA CITY — At Whitley County Consolidated Schools' (WCCS) meeting of the Board of School Trustees Monday, April 8, a new high school was publicly discussed for the first time in several years.
At that meeting, WCCS Superintendent Pat O'Connor said public input would be important to the district.
The Post & Mail sought feedback from its Facebook followers last week and found public opinion on several sides of the spectrum.
Some felt the new high school was needed as soon as possible, regardless of the price tag.
"A new school to better children's education is worth a tax raise. They needed a new high school a long time ago," said Amanda Lindzy.
Columbia City High School, in the current building, opened its doors in the late 1950s. Some felt the age of the building was too advanced for future use.
"Four generations have been through those halls," said Candy Pease. "We need a new high school. Our children deserve to have a high school that we can be proud of to hold events. There are so many events that we cannot hold due to the size and age of our high school."
A concern among citizens on The Post & Mail's Facebook page was the loss of people in the community due to not having the building.
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The Croation mezzo-soprano Nina Tarandek was a member of Oper Frankfurt's Opera Studio before she joined the ensemble in 2012/13. During the 2014/15 season she sang one of the Sirens in the world premiere of Rolf Riehm's Sirenen – Bilder des Begehrens und des Vernichtens/Sirens – Scenes of Desire and Destruction, Kate in Britten's Owen Wingrave and is currently enjoying great success singing title role in Rossini's La Cenerentola. Roles for the company in recent seasons have included the Dark Woman (Reimann's Die Gespenstersonate/Ghost Sonata), 2nd Maid (Daphne), Antonia (d'Albert's Tiefland), Waltraute (Die Walküre), Aloès (Chabrier's L'Étoile), Tebaldo (Don Carlo), Cherubino (Die Hochzeit des Figaro/Le nozze di Figaro) and roles in concert performances of Maria Stuarda and La Rondine. She also sang the female lead role in Sciarrino's Luci mie traditrici (Bockenheimer Depot), a production first performed at the Cantiere Internazionale d'Arte Montepulciano in 2010, the first ever performances of the work in Italy (available on CD and DVD). Nina Tarandek made her debuts at the Semperoper in Dresden and St. Margarethen Festival in 2012. Other guest engagements have included appearances at the Theater an der Wien, Volksoper Wien and the Teatro Teresa Carreño in Caracas. She appeared with the hr (Hessen Radio) Sinfonieorchester in the traditional annual New Year's Concert at the Kurhaus in Wiesbaden and took part in concerts in China with the Vienna Philharmonic in 2014. Her successes in competition have included 1st Prize at the 2006 Fidelio Competition in Vienna.
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Two more CSC students deny theft chargesNovember 06,2013Student theft ring:
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Two more Castleton State College student athletes have denied charges that they stole merchandize from a sporting goods store in Rutland Town.
Eric N. Cross, 19, of Morrisville and Zachary Howe, 28, of Westminster pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to misdemeanor charges of retail theft. Cross faces two theft charges while Howe is charged with a single count.
They are among six CSC students who have been charged with stealing from Dicks Sporting Goods.
Students Brandon E. Boyle and George A. Busharis have already denied a felony charge of retail theft and four misdemeanor charges of retail theft respectively.
Two other students, Dominic S. Heller and Mark Comstock, have also been charged in the theft ring and have been cited into court at a later date.
All six are players on the CSC football or soccer teams. Two more unidentified students in the alleged theft ring have been suspended by the college from sports but not charged.
Vermont State Police said Cross, with the help of Boyle, who worked at the store, left the store on two occasions with merchandise that wasnt paid for. The value of the items taken was $172.99, police said.
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Late Friday, citing information from anonymous sources, Reuters reported that federal authorities are investigating billionaire Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors for "possible insider trading" in Weight Watchers International stock early in 2011.
If the latest probe is indeed underway, it would add to the government's growing caseload from the Stamford, Conn., hedge fund, where seven current or former associates have been charged or implicated with insider trading.
Reuters cites regulatory filings showing that SAC Capital owned 2.1 million Weight Watchers shares during a period in early 2011. From January through May, the stock doubled. It gained 46% in a single day on February 16, 2011, when the company announced an earnings per share forecast for 2011 that was higher than previous guidance given to analysts.
On November 20, Mathew Martoma, a former portfolio manager of a fund affiliated with SAC, was charged by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York with using non-public information to sell shares of pharmaceutical companies Elan and Wyeth in 2008 before the release of unfavorable clinical trial results for a jointly developed drug to treat Alzheimer's disease.
The FBI says that Martoma profited $276 million by using the information from an insider to avoid losses on shares of both companies that the fund already owned, and then to sweeten gains by selling short shares of both Elan and Wyeth prior to the release of the negative results that sent both stocks tumbling.
If Mr. Martoma,38, is convicted of the charges, federal guidelines call for a 15-19 year sentence. The government has not charged the 56-year-old Mr. Cohen with any wrongdoing.
In the spring of 2011, there were stories, like this one in Deal Journal, about Mr. Cohen's success in losing 20 lbs. of weight, as well as how that coincided with his selling out of Wendy's/Arby's stock and buying into Weight Watchers.
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The award-winning magazine advances the mission of the law school by showing how members of the law school community are actively engaged in the dissemination of knowledge, the promotion of meaningful discourse and the consideration of new ideas. Willamette Lawyer earns the trust of its audience through respect for truth, fairness, free inquiry and the presentation of competing – and sometimes controversial – subjects.
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Susan Marie Hagen's book, "Philosophy of Success Steps to Creating Personal Visions and Goals for a Fulfilling Life" has been released on Amazon and is available in print and Kindle format.
Psychological studies have shown that goal setting is important to our sense of well-being and contentment.
Visions and goals are a powerful way to motivate and to create a sense of mastery. Goal setting can directly impact your self-image and when done correctly can increase self-esteem.
The human memory is indeed flawed in its ability to remember and to create a clear vision. When we write down our visions and goals we begin the process of creating and maintaining a path towards realizing our dreams.
Visions are about the big dreams that we have for ourselves and the only limits are the ones that we place on ourselves. Studies have shown that we tend to be more motivated with goals and visions that are a reach for us and challenge us.
Susan Marie Hagen is the founder of E Mind Design and work as a transformational author and coach.
Many years ago she lived with stress and depression. The stress affected her mental and physical life. She was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and lived a life in pain and depression. She finally decided that it was time for a change. "I began studying ways to create calm and healthy living," she said. During this time she studied Buddhist practices of mindfulness, cognitive restructuring in the form of positive thoughts and goal creation and MBSR. Her life is now filled with calm and peace and she follows her true path in life.
Her mission is to inspire, motivate, and transform people to find peace and balance through their thoughts and actions. Psychological studies are the basis of the techniques that are used in her books. They help reduce stress through cognitive restructuring, goal creation, visualization, daily affirmations and mindful stress reduction. The books make these techniques easy to understand and add into peoples everyday life.
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This is the seventh year of the Character and Competence Accounting Job Fair. On September 17, we expect talented junior and senior level accounting and business students who are seeking quality internship and/or full-time opportunities to participate on the campus of Grace College.
Grace College, Huntington University, Trine University, Bethel College, Taylor University, University of St. Francis and Indiana Wesleyan University
Westminster Hall, Grace College, Winona Lake, IN (click here for directions)
Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 9:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Employers Check-in: 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
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Morning Open Booth Session: 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. (a time of meeting and greeting)
Lunch (for employers and students--an additional time of networking): 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
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The event will be held at the beautiful Westminster Hall on the campus of Grace College. The building is complete with wi-fi capabilities and will accommodate any booth and display for your recruiting success.
During the Open Booth Session (9:30-11:30), you will be getting to know junior and senior level accounting and/or business students, informing them of the uniqueness of your organization. Employers will be quickly evaluating candidates for the purpose of building their interviewing schedule for the afternoon.
During the Luncheon (11:45-12:30), you will enjoy a nice meal on site at Westminster Hall and continue conversations with other business and faculty representatives as well as future accountants.
Finally, during the afternoon interviews (12:45-3:10), you will have the opportunity to conduct five, 20-minutes screening interviews with candidates you met during the morning. We trust you will walk away from the Character & Competence Accounting Job Fair having had a very positive recruiting experience.


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The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health is more than just a place to work. As an organization, we are a global citizen, committed to advancing health world-wide. That commitment starts here, with our employees' well-being.
The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health offers an enriching and supportive community, with abundant programs, services, and tools to help you address challenges and achieve goals at work and in life. SPH Human Resources' mission is to be a proactive and strategic partner with the SPH community in terms of how to recruit, manage, compensate, reward, and develop employees so that we can most effectively support the School's strategic priorities.
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NOTE: Balloons are NOT allowed inside the Tsongas Center.
The Morning Graduation Ceremony for students in the College of Fine Arts Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Health Sciences and the Graduate School of Education, will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 9 a.m. at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell.
Following the University ceremony, college faculties, graduating students and guests may proceed to college receptions in a tent adjacent to the Tsongas Center.
The Afternoon Graduation Ceremony for students in the College of Engineering, College of Sciences, the Manning School of Business and students in Intercampus Programs, will be held on Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 2:30 p.m. at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell.
Following the University ceremony, college faculties, graduating students and guests may proceed to college receptions tents adjacent to the Tsongas Center.
See more information about receptions, directions and parking, diplomas, special accomodations, and photography below.
Each University Commencement Ceremony will consist of the following:
Directions: The Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, located at 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell, MA 01852 978-848-6900
Get individualized directions from the University's interactive maps and directions website.
Check out Commencement Day Parking map.
From Boston on I-93, take Exit 44B off of I-93 - this will bring you onto I-495 South. Follow above directions.
From New Hampshire on I-93, take Exit 46 off of I-93. Follow Route 110 West to Lowell for approximately 7 miles until you get to the intersection of Route 38 and Bridge Street (you will see a Dunkin Donuts on your right).
Check out our parking map. Parking on all streets adjacent to the Tsongas Center is governed by resident parking regulations of the City of Lowell. We urge students and guests to park in University and municipal parking lots. See dropoff locations (pdf) for guests with special needs.
Please DO NOT park in the Post Office parking lot.
Parking in University parking lots on East Campus will be free on Commencement Day.
There will be a charge to park in the Ayotte Garage (adjacent to the Tsongas Center) or John Street Garage (corner of John and French streets) of $10, and a $15 charge for parking in the city lot across from the Tsongas Center. Payment must be made in cash upon entering.
We expect the traffic from the morning ceremony to begin to ease around 1:30 or so. We recommend that graduates and guests for the Graduate Student ceremony arrive at 2 p.m. to avoid congestion when parking. Graduates students must be present to line up for the procession no later than 2:30 p.m.
Download our RoadsterRoutes app to get real-time shuttle information.
Shuttles will run from the locations below to Suffolk Street next to the Tsongas Center:
Access to the front entrance of the Tsongas following the ceremony will be restricted, so we recommend you park in one of the satellite lots and take the shuttle. The shuttle stop will be on Suffolk Street next to the Tsongas Center.
Student shuttles service will be available from South Campus and University Crossing, from 7 to 9 a.m. The shuttle will do loops between the Wilder Street, Broadway Street and University Crossing bus stops. It is expected due to the heavy traffic for the shuttle to arrive approximately every 40 minutes. An afternoon shuttle will also run at 1 p.m.
After the ceremony, all students and guests will be able to pick up shuttles on Suffolk Street for a return trip. Shuttle service will end one hour after the afternoon Commencement ends.
Please be aware that traffic in the downtown area will be heavy both before and after the events, and Suffolk Street Canal Bridge is out of service. Please plan accordingly.
At Commencement, there is a large quantity of ADA seating on the concourse level for ticket holders. This seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Tsongas Center doors open at 8 a.m. for ticket holders. We suggest you arrive early as the Tsongas Center fills up quickly.
If you need to drop off a family member in front of the Tsongas Center, please look for the HP signs. See map (pdf) of dropoff locations. There will be staff there to assist and accompany guests to the East entrance where they will take an elevator to the concourse level.
Make sure you provide tickets to whomever is being dropped off and have a plan for where you will connect once inside the center.
If you have any questions about accessible seating, please contact the Tsongas Center at 978-934-5760.
If you require any additional accommodations, please contact Disability Services at 978-934-6800.
A professional photographer (Commencement Photo, 1348 Main St., Tewksbury, MA 01876) will be taking photos of graduates as they cross the stage. Please note, guests will not be allowed onto the floor of the Tsongas Center to take personal photos.
Subsequent to Commencement, Commencement Photo will have proofs available on line at their website (www.commencementphotos.com). All students will be mailed a special ID number so they could log in to the website. If they've lost it or don't remember getting it, they can call CI's customer service line anytime at 978-851-5924.
See Yearbook Page for information on yearbook photos.
As students process across the stage, they will be given a diploma cover. With the exception of doctoral candidates who will receive their actual diplomas as they cross the stage in the afternoon ceremony, all other diplomas will be mailed to students by the Registrar's Office in the weeks after the graduation ceremony.
Conferral of a degree occurs when the Registrar finalizes the student's academic record and confirms that all requirements have been satisfied. Participation in Commencement ceremonies does not constitute conferral of the degree. Similarly, inclusion of a student's name in such publications as the Commencement program does not confirm eligibility for the degree.
In order to ensure correct information on their diplomas all students must check their primary name through the SiS self-service account by April 18. See the step-by-step instructions (pdf).If you wish to change the way your name will appear on your diploma, please click "add a name" and select the name type as "degree" and enter the correct information.
Following the Commencement ceremony, college faculties, graduating students and guests may proceed to college receptions tent adjacent to the Tsongas Center. Light refreshments will be served. Diplomas will be mailed to most students.