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"Coach Ray adds tremendous value and experience to our program," said Anderson. "I'm excited about the contribution she will make toward our goals of advancing our distance program."
Ray brings several years of coaching experience to both the Cal State Northridge cross country and track and field programs. She will work primarily with the Matador cross country runners in the fall and the long distance runners during the track & field season. Ray has spent time as an assistant coach at Southern Oregon University, the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and North Medford High School.
A graduate of Bethel University in St. Paul, Minn., Ray currently trains for the half marathon. A native of Anchorage, Alaska, she prepped at Grace Christian School where she competed in cross country, track & field and volleyball, earning MVP honors as well as the coaches award in cross country.


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New DVD Releases: August 25, 2009Monday, August 24th, 2009
These are the new DVD releases for this Tuesday.
Sunshine Cleaning
Synopsis: Once the high school cheerleading captain who dated the quarterback, Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) now finds herself a thirty something single mother working as a maid. Her sister Norah, (Emily Blunt), is still living at home with their dad Joe (Alan Arkin), a salesman with a lifelong history of ill-fated get rich quick schemes.
Desperate to get her son into a better school, Rose persuades Norah to go into the crime scene clean-up business with her to make some quick cash. In no time, the girls are up to their elbows in murders, suicides and other…specialized situations. As they climb the ranks in a very dirty job, the sisters find a true respect for one another and the closeness they have always craved finally blossoms. By building their own improbable business, Rose and Norah open the door to the joys and challenges of being there for one another—no matter what—while creating a brighter future for the entire Lorkowski family.
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Synopsis: Oscar® winner Julia Roberts and Clive Owen reunite for "Duplicity," from writer/director Tony Gilroy (seven-time Oscar®-nominated "Michael Clayton"). In the film, they star as spies-turned-corporate operatives in the midst of a clandestine love affair. When they find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes espionage game, they discover the toughest part of the job is deciding how much to trust the one you love.
CIA officer Claire Stenwick (Roberts) and MI6 agent Ray Koval (Owen) have left the world of government intelligence to cash in on the highly profitable cold war raging between two rival multinational corporations. Their mission? Secure the formula for a product that will bring a fortune to the company that patents it first.
For their employers—industry titan Howard Tully (Tom Wilkinson) and buccaneer CEO Dick Garsik (Paul Giamatti)— nothing is out of bounds. But as the stakes rise, the mystery deepens and the tactics get dirtier, the trickiest secret for Claire and Ray is their growing attraction. And as they each try to stay one double-cross ahead, two career loners find their schemes endangered by the only thing they can't cheat their way out of: love.
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A coming-of-age comedy set in the summer of 1987 about an uptight recent college grad (Jesse Eisenberg) who is forced to take a job at a local amusement park when he realizes he can't afford his dream European vacation.
It's the summer of 1987, and James Brennan (Jesse Eisenberg), an uptight recent college grad, can't wait to embark on his dream tour of Europe. But when his parents (Wendie Malick and Jack Gilpin) announce they can no longer subsidize his trip, James has little choice but to take a lowly job at a local amusement park. Forget about German beer, world-famous museums and cute French girls-James' summer will now be populated by belligerent dads, stuffed pandas, and screaming kids high on cotton candy. Lucky for James, what should have been his worst summer ever turns into quite an adventure as he discovers love in the most unlikely place with his captivating co-worker Em (Kristen Stewart), and learns to loosen up.
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen Stewart, Martin Starr, Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig; Directed by: Greg Mottolalex Proyas
Shawn MacArthur (Channing Tatum) has come to New York City with nothing. Barely earning a living selling counterfeit goods on the streets, his luck changes when scam artist Harvey Boarden (Terrence Howard) sees that he has a natural talent for streetfighting. When Harvey offers Shawn help at making the real cash, the two form an uneasy partnership.
As Shawn's manager, Harvey introduces him to the corrupt bare-knuckle circuit, where rich men bet on disposable pawns. Almost overnight, he becomes a star brawler, taking down professional boxers, mixed martial arts champs and ultimate fighters in a series of staggeringly intense bouts. But if Shawn ever hopes to escape the dark world in which he's found himself, he must now face the toughest fight of his life.
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With divisional challenges ahead, Jon Jones in no rush to move to heavyweight
Jones has faced the question enough that now he's ready to have some fun with it. During Tuesday's Los Angeles stop of the UFC World Tour, the champ playfully responded to the expected queries about such a move.
"Look at this guy next to me?" he said, smiling as he turned to heavyweight title holder Cain Velasquez "Would you guys fight him? I don't know, guys. I don't know."
Somehow, you knew that wasn't going to be the end of it. After going on to answer questions about his UFC 165 opponent Alexander Gustafsson, his odds of beating his NFL brothers Art and Chandler in a fight -- according to him, Art could "definitely" beat him, but Chandler definitely could not -- and the difficulties of growing up in the spotlight, the question came back around.
Hadn't allusions been made to Jones' move in the past? Why was he backtracking now?
"I just said that because Cains next to me. I didn't want it to be awkward," he said, laughing, before moving on to his real answer.
"Eventually," he said. "Im getting older, Im growing, I'm getting stronger. Why not? Yeah, for sure."
But first, the Swede. At 6-foot-5, Gustafsson is actually an inch taller than Jones, making it a matchup capable of silencing the critics who chalk up his success to his size. This time, it's completely negated.
For Jones, that's the exciting part, as if he needs to remind people that he was at a tremendous experience disadvantage when he shot through the ranks to capture the belt. As if he needs to reinforce his legitimacy.
"I don't think your body really has much to do with the game," he said. "Obviously it helps, but its really about your mind, your mentality, the way you train. I've been wrestling since I was 14 years old. I've been wanting to be a winner at life for a very long time, and now I have this opportunity to go as far as I can take it. And I know that. Will he be a tough challenge? Who knows? He could be, or maybe he won't. Im going to train hard though."
With that, it's as if he is saying that the outcome is not up to Gustafsson, it's up to him. That Gustafsson is just another domino to be knocked down. All Jones has to do is supply the power.
Past that, he sees at last one more challenge. When UFC president Dana White was asked whether a win over Gustafsson would mean that Jones has swept the division of top contenders, some fans seemed to disagree, shouting out names.
Jones, listening intently as he always does, seemed to hear one name among the many.
"Glover," he said, without picking up the microphone, as if he was saying it to himself. With that, he nodded, perhaps charting his own future.


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School of Art Gallery to Show Foundations Student Work April 16-19Posted Apr. 9, 2013
The KSU School of Art Gallery presents the Foundations Exhibition April 16 through 19. The gallery will celebrate the opening of the exhibit with a reception Thurs., April 18 from 5-7 p.m., free and open to the public. The School of Art Gallery is located in the Art Building at 400 Janik Dr. on the Kent Campus.
The Foundations Exhibition features work from students enrolled in the courses Drawing 1, 2D Composition, 3D Composition and Digital Media. This is the third year for the exhibition, which completely fills the School of Art Gallery with student work.
"Every square inch of the Main Gallery is covered salon-style, floor to ceiling with literally hundreds of images, objects and installations," School of Art professor Mark Schatz said. "It is quite the show!"
Schatz explained that the Foundations Exhibition this year will also include some high-tech, interactive features. "Smart Labels" with QR codes will link viewers' mobile devices directly to student-produced videos and to digital portfolios students build using personal websites or Flickr.
This year, all 2D Composition students in the School of Art were required to purchase and use iPads, which made it even easier for students to create, collect and share work. The work in the Foundations Exhibition will include some pieces created exclusively on the iPad, as well as work created through traditional means in the studio.
For many art students, this will be their first times displaying work outside of the classroom and in a gallery setting. The Foundations Exhibition also offers an opportunity for instructors to recognize outstanding students and for the Art Club to honor the work of their peers.
"It serves as an introduction to the world as an emerging talent," Schatz said of the Foundations Exhibition.
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Globe-trotting student gets firsthand look at international politics
It's not surprising that Karina Hoogstede '12 is joining the Peace Corps after graduation.
Much of what she did at Willamette University seemed to lead her on that path — learning Arabic in Jordan; interning at a U.S. embassy in Zimbabwe; working with students from Bosnia and Herzegovina when they visited Willamette and later in their home country; co-organizing a student organization that raised money for Haitians after the 2010 earthquake destroyed their country.
The politics major relished her time on the Willamette campus — she competed on the women's rowing team and played oboe in the university's wind ensemble — but she also looked for ways to make her education extend far beyond Salem.
"I was attracted to studying politics because it's about having a voice in your community, and being able to shape that community in ways that are meaningful and represent you," she says. "And I love international politics because it shows the interconnectedness of seemingly very different cultures.
"The issues affecting people in Jordan, for example, such as water crises, can also be applied to people in the United States. The human experience, while it's not universal, is relatable."
From Africa to the Middle East
Hoogstede exudes fun and enthusiasm. She is quick to laugh and could be found wearing heart-shaped sunglasses around campus in the days before graduation. She's popular among her rowing teammates, who selected her as team captain and "Most Inspirational."
But she didn't shy away from tackling quite serious topics in her studies, both in Salem and abroad.
At her internship with the U.S. State Department in Zimbabwe, she processed visa applications and interviewed Zimbabweans applying to leave the country — a job that sometimes put her in the tough position of having to reject applications after hearing people's heartfelt appeals to start new lives away from President Robert Mugabe's often violent rule.
"We couldn't accept everyone, and it was difficult to be in that gatekeeper position," she says. "I tried to be as fair and compassionate as possible."
In Jordan, she interned with the International Organization for Migration in Amman, helping Iraqi refugees who were migrating or returning to post-conflict Iraq.
"Reading the case files about all these Iraqis — the businesses they're trying to start, they hospitals they need to visit to see their relatives — made the situation personal," Hoogstede says. "It was important to hear these stories, because it's so easy to simplify conflicts or government policy to statistics."
Hoogstede also learned about the personal side of conflict when she served as a discussion leader in a program that brought high school students from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Willamette to explore democracy and debate.
"I helped facilitate discussions with the students about how you heal a country that has just been through war and genocide," she says. "Seeing their idealism but also their realism about the problems they want to address in their country was inspiring. But it was also sobering. They have a lot of work ahead."
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Hoogstede's next international journey will take her to Mozambique for two years as an English teacher trainer through the Peace Corps.
"The Peace Corps is something I've considered doing since high school, but it was Willamette's dedication to service and volunteerism that helped me decide," she says. "I want to use my knowledge and skills to help others help themselves."
After her service, she plans to seek a career that melds her passion for politics and world issues — possibly as a Foreign Service officer or an ambassador.
"Willamette has prepared me immensely, not only because of the spectrum and quality of everything I learned, but also because I was encouraged to explore different options and ask questions," she says.
"My professors taught me to pause, to see other points of view, to not assume, to ask why, and to try to understand the reasons behind others' behaviors. This will not only help me have better interactions with the people I come across in my work, but also in my life."


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BRADFORD, PA - Hilbert College downed Pitt-Bradford 74-62 in men's basketball January 16. With their fifth straight conference win, the Hawks continue to push ahead in the league standings sitting in a three-way tie for 3rd place at 6-3 (9-7 overall). Dan McFarland hit for 23 points to lead the team again in scoring with many of his passes delivered by CJ Hodge who finished with 6 assists for the night.
After falling behind early, the Hawks recovered and surged ahead on Trevor Stark's layup with 11:29 left in the opening half. Leading 20-19, Hilbert went on to outscore the Panthers 17-7 over the final nine minutes of the first half to take a 37-26 lead into the break.
Hilbert stretched the lead to 15 early in the second half, but Pitt-Bradford fought back in a 13-5 run, closing the gap to 61-55. The Hawks went on a 10-0 run to extend their lead back to 16 points. The Panthers could not recover and surrendered on their home court.
Nine different players found the bottom of the net making it challenging for Pitt-Bradford to slow the Hawks on offense. Hilbert shot 86% from the foul line, going 10-13 in the second half after a perfect 8-8 the first period. Hilbert out-rebounded the Panthers (33-25) grabbing 12 offensive boards and scoring 13 second-chance points.
Coming off the bench, Anthony Hodge was a perfect six for six from the charity stripe scoring 12 points while working for three offensive rebounds. Chris Parrott chipped in 10 points and 9 rebounds. Chris Hoak (7 points) and Trevor Stark (6 points) both shot the ball well for the Hawks who, as a team, finished at forty-seven percent field goal shooting.
Tyler Ferguson totaled 19 points and six rebounds with Keith Burgess adding 12 points for Pitt-Bradford.
Hilbert's next challenge is January 21 when they start the second round of the AMCC game schedule. La Roche College (7-2) makes an appearance in the Hafner Recreation Center as the Student Activities Office on campus hosts the Student Appreciation Day for Hilbert's students. The men's game begins at 2 pm with fun activities planned during the course of the day.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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There once was a notorious atheist who went for a physical check-up. The doctor reported that he had a terminal disease and that he should get his affairs-in-order. The atheist was beside himself and asked the doctor if there was anything he could do. The doctor thought for a minute and replied that he should go to the sauna every day and each day turn up the heat. The atheist asked how could that help him. The doctor replied that it could help him get used to the heat because of the place he was going.
The Bible says, It is appointed into men once to die and after that the Judgement. I can tell you like it is because Im not seeding a popularity contest. The Bible, also says, All are sinners, both the saved as well as the unsaved. The Bible further says that if we acknowledge that we are sinners, accept Christ as our saviour, we will be saved.
The fact of the matter is that our churches are full of worldly peoples who go along to get along. We have sat passively by allowing our nation to become Godless. My Bible tells me that it will be the church that will be judged first.
It would be my educated guess that in the near future, our country will experience another false flag attack such as 9-11, but on a much larger scale, in order to justify martial law and many of us will die.
If I was you, I would get my affairsinorder.
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Texas now leads the best-of-seven series, 3-games-to-2, with Game 6 slated to be played in Chicago on Sunday at 3 p.m.
Chicago outshot Texas 46-23, but Krahn's 43 saves and Benn's five points (3G, 2A), were the difference for the Stars. Right wing Anthony Stewart posted two goals for the Wolves, while right wing Tim Stapleton added the third tally with 91 seconds left in the game.
"We started the game off well, then we took stupid penalties and dug ourselves into a hole we couldn't get out of," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We didn't quit though, and I hope we can take into Sunday."
The Wolves power play got going early to put Chicago up, 1-0, 2:23 into the game. Center Matt Anderson sent a pass from the blueline down to right wing Joey Crabb low in the left face-off circle. Crabb slid a centering pass across to Stewart, parked at the top of the crease, and Stewart knocked it past Krahn.
A five-on-three power-play allowed Texas (7-2) to even things up, 1-1, at 9:40 of the first period. Benn held the puck low in the right circle before throwing it up the ice to Perttu Lindgren in the slot. Lingren slipped it right back and Benn roofed a shot over Wolves netminder Peter Mannino.
Benn potted his second of the game to put the Stars in front, 2-1, at 12:57 of the first period. The left wing dumped the puck into the Wolves zone and went to the net, while right wing Ray Sawada picked it up from the boards and passed it over to Benn in the crease for a quick flip by Mannino.
Texas pulled ahead, 3-1, with 31.7 seconds remaining in the first period. With each team skating four a side, Benn wristed a shot that knocked off Mannino's mask and out to Dan Jancevski, who passed it across to Lindgren for a quick rip by the shaken netminder.
Benn completed a hat trick at 5:43 of the second period. Sawada carried the puck into Chicago's end and passed it over to Benn, who ripped a shot over Mannino's shoulder, sending the netminder to the bench in favor of back-up Drew MacIntyre.
Mannino (6-5) recorded 12 shots on 16 saves in 25:43 of action, while MacIntyre made six saves in 32:45 of relief duty.
Stewart broke the Wolves drought, 11:14 into the second frame with his team-leading eighth goal of the playoffs. Jason Krog backhanded a pass to Stewart at the top left of the crease and the forward broke through two Stars players to bang it past Krahn (6-2).
Stapleton scored with 91 seconds remaining in the game to put Chicago within striking distance, 4-3, when he picked up a rebound in the slot, spun around and roofed a shot up under the crossbar, but an empty net goal by Aaron Gagnon with 17 seconds left to play iced the win for Texas.
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First Period---1, Chicago, A. Stewart 7 (Crabb, Anderson), 2:23 pp; 2, Texas, Benn 5 (Lindgren, Hutchinson), 9:40 pp; 3, Texas, Benn 6 (Sawada, Fortunus), 12:57; 4, Texas, Lindgren 4 (Jancevski, Benn), 19:28. Penalties---Ludwig, Texas (high-sticking), 0:39; Crabb, Chicago (delay of game), 8:25; Kulda, Chicago (cross-checking), 9:01; Gagnon, Texas (tripping), 17:48; Stapleton, Chicago (cross-checking), 18:52.
Second Period---5, Texas, Benn 7 (Sawada), 5:43; 6, Chicago, A. Stewart 8 (Krog, Kozek), 11:14. Penalties---Ludwig, Texas (tripping), 3:36; Sterling, Chicago (roughing), 6:57; Ludwig, Texas (double-minor roughing), 6:57.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Throughout the month of April, West Virginia University student-athletes have had the opportunity to say thanks to those who have helped make so much of their college experience possible.
In conjunction with the Mountaineer Athletic Club (MAC), participants from nearly all of WVU's varsity sports have sat inside the student call center at the WVU Foundation, picked up the phone and called MAC annual fund donors.
"The student-athlete thank-a-thon is an important component of our annual fundraising efforts," said Assistant Athletic Director for Annual Giving Kevin Miller. "Our student-athletes really embrace this initiative and understand that ongoing involvement from our
donors at every annual giving level is imperative to our continued success in each of our varsity sport programs."
Support of the WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics through the MAC provides student-athletes with opportunities in areas such as scholarships, academic support, training, nutrition, facility enhancements, travel assistance, recruiting, equipment upgrades and other budget-relieving expenses.
West Virginia varsity teams are assigned two-hour sessions on three Sundays in the month of April.
The student-athletes are not soliciting or speaking with donors about future donations, but are simply thanking them for their generous support to the athletic department.
"Our deserving student-athletes have the opportunity to earn a degree and compete in a sport that they love thanks to the generous support of Mountaineer Athletic Club donors," Miller said. "Through these phone calls, our student-athletes get the unique opportunity to personally thank those donors who make a meaningful impact on their lives."
Many of the student-athletes have fully embraced this annual opportunity. Sophomore Caleah Wells of the WVU volleyball team participated in the event, and significantly enjoyed her time in the call center. She recently joined the WVU Foundation part time in order to continue the interaction over the phone throughout the year.
"Working at the call center has been a great experience. I feel even more involved with the University," Wells said. "It was a very gratifying experience last year when I did the thank-a-thon. Knowing that we, as athletes, have so many people supporting us behind the scenes is very humbling and makes me even more proud to be a Mountaineer."
It's not just the student-athletes who have found this opportunity beneficial, as many Mountaineer head coaches have encouraged the attendance of all their athletes to the event and hope this is a tradition that continues in future years.
"Rowing benefits as much as any team, and probably more than most from the efforts of the MAC, and the generous support of the Mountaineer faithful," said WVU rowing coach Jimmy King. "The contributions provided by our donors create fantastic opportunities for our students impacting them and our program probably much more than one might imagine. Recognizing how fortunate we are, our students appreciate the opportunity to say 'thank you'."
West Virginia student-athletes will return to the call center one final time this month on Sunday, April 27.
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HAZARD – On Sept. 22, 2009, Sam Neace began a journey that would end as he strolled into Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Studios in Chicago. It was the ultimate destination of his 500-mile walk from Hazard to the Windy City, in what he hoped would culminate in a successful handover of the finished manuscript of his novel, Bad Boy.
Producers of Oprah's talk show declined to accept the manuscript, citing their policy of not accepting unpublished books. But Neace, a resident of the Flat Gap community of Perry County, certainly came away with a good story. This week, that story will be available in book form with the release of Go, Sam, Go, Neace's own account of his three-week walk from Hazard to Chicago.
"The walk itself wasn't really something I did thinking it was going to be a story or written into a book," Neace admitted during an interview this week. But after nearly two years of encouragement from his wife, Rebekah, Neace said he began the process of putting his adventure onto paper.
"As soon as the walk ended, basically, she (Rebekah) started into me to write a book about it, and I didn't for about two years," Neace said. "It's turned out to be my favorite book now that I've written."
Neace began receiving other encouragement along the way, most notably from New York Times bestselling author Fern Michaels, one of several authors he contacted while organizing donations for a cancer fundraiser in Cincinnati. He finally realized that writing this book was something he needed to do.
"When you've got your wife and a bestselling author telling you that you need to do it, then probably you should," Neace said.
The author of two other published books, Neace said writing Go, Sam, Go opened a door for him where his writing was concerned. His first two books were more serious in tone, but he said this new book allowed him to express the more light-hearted side of his personality.
After all, he added, the walk to Chicago actually started as a joke one evening while hosting his weekly Killer Radio show.
"Most of the stuff I've written in the past has been pretty serious, even though nobody considered me a serious guy," he said. "All of that came through in Go, Sam, Go."
A survivor of testicular cancer, Neace coupled his walk as a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. His book includes the cancer diary he kept during his fight against the disease, and also a letter he wrote to Oprah but never sent, the latter being one final attempt in his quest to get Winfrey to read his work.
"By not sending the letter and just putting it in the book, if she ever reads it, then that means she would have to read the book, and I've finally won," Neace joked. "I've finally accomplished my goal."
Though Go, Sam, Go can already be purchased online through Amazon, it is slated for a release in print this week on Valentine's Day. It can be purchased locally in Perry County at the book store of Hazard Community and Technical College, or at Treehouse Café & Bakery in Hazard.
Neace said this week that he was encouraged by the support he received from the local community during his walk, and believes it's a story that will appeal to a wide range of readers.
"A lot of my thoughts are in there, a lot of the thoughts that I had while the walk was taking place," Neace said. "There were a lot of interesting events that occurred during the walk itself, and all of that is in there."


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team hosted its 2013 Postseason Banquet tonight. The Mocs gathered at First Centenary Methodist Church next to the UTC campus to celebrate the team's 27th Southern Conference Championship, as well as numerous other accomplishments from the 2012-13 season.
UTC finished the year with an 11-6 overall record and won the SoCon regular season title with a 7-0 mark in league play. Chattanooga dominated the SoCon Tournament and sent five individuals to the NCAA Championships where it tied for 55th overall.
Head coach Heath Eslinger handed out a number of postseason honors while also recognizing the 2013 senior class. Sean Mappes (Greenwood, Ind.) took home the Freshman of the Year Award after going 6-2 in his rookie campaign. He was 3-0 in dual matches and won a pair of SoCon bouts.
Redshirt Freshman John Lampe (Fairdale, Ky.) earned the Pat Murphy Academic Award for his 4.0 cumulative grade-point-average. An Education major, Lampe was 15-11 overall and 5-0 during the SoCon regular season.
Junior Alex Hudson (Marietta, Ga.) was named Most Improved after winning the SoCon title at 149. He was 16-7 overall, 10-7 overall and 6-0 in SoCon matches. He won a match at the NCAA Championships and will lead a talented group of returners in 2014.
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At the end of the initial sign up period for the Affordable Healthcare Act, the Administration announced that the program had signed 7.1 million people up for health insurance (8 million in numbers released subsequently) and took their own "Mission Accomplished" victory lap. After all, 7 million was the number that the Non-partisan Congressional Budget Office predicted would be sold during the initial rollout before even it began, and without discussion as to why, became the benchmark by which both sides measured success.
The right was certainly quick enough to adopt it in the early days, attacking the chances of success after the dismal rollout problems of the web site and the all but epic failure of the federal exchange in the opening months of the sign up period. Subsequent performance, along with the apparent reticence of the government to release numbers on a timely basis, only fueled the confidence of failure in opponents and did little for the morale of supporters.
The left spent just as much time blaming the delays of the initial rollout, if not more, in what some might be considered to be whining attempts to excuse a failure that had yet to occur. Those who continued to assume any air of confidence were made out to be dreamers and losers who refused to face reality.
State Exchanges didn't do all that much to help the situation. While those in New York, Connecticut, Kentucky, Rhode Island, and Washington prospered; websites in Hawaii, Oregon, Maryland, and Vermont fared dismally. The general consensus of those tracking the numbers was that reaching the CBO goal was simply never going to happen.
As the deadline approached, Jay Carney and Kathleen Sebelius put the best face possible on the situation, but prepared us for the worst. The web site was better, traffic was improving, and people were getting insurance, so 'the number' wasn't as important in measuring success of the law.
Once victory had been declared however, the tune changed again. It was all about the number and nothing else. Sure, some still wanted to dispute the accuracy of the numbers released by the Administration, (I know, how could anyone fail to trust numbers released by the federal government?) but they were little more than malcontents.
In spite of the fact that the US Electorate largely has the attention span of a 5 year-old where the details of any story is concerned, these pundits and naysayers still attempt to contest the victory by disputing whether payment has been made (or will continue to be), whether those signing up were those whose insurance was canceled as a result of the law or previously uninsured, or the health and age of those who signed up. Interesting questions perhaps, but only to those tracking statistics in the government fantasy league.
But it was what no one was talking about that was interesting. Benjamin Disraeli is credited with the quote, "There are three types of lies … lies, damn lies, and statistics. Even the most cursory examination of the latter in this case point to a law with numbers that have largely ignored in favor of the 7 million. Speaking of ignored, if 7 million signed up, more than 22 million this year alone ignored the law and failed to sign up. What's more, the same CBO whose numbers awarded the victory to the ACA has now projected numbers going out into the year 2023. They tell us that going out those ten years, there will still be over 31 million people who still won't have health insurance.
If these numbers victory then, perhaps it can only be considered a Pyrrhic one. For those unfamiliar with the term, it comes from Greek King Pyrrhus who in victories over the Romans (280 and 279 BC) suffered such devastating troop losses in his victories that they were little better than defeat.
Then again, perhaps the 'statistics' reported on the ACA and the 'victory' declared by the current Administration require more than simple analysis. Perhaps they require the popular perspective inspired by George Lucas from "Star Wars" (from Episode VI, for the nitpickers); and that the victory declared is true, "… from a certain point of view".
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I remember seeing The Langoliers when I was a kid and it really stuck with me. The character Craig Toomey (Bronson Pinchot) was ripping paper throughout the movie (to calm himself?). I know this has been mentioned in other posts, but I have some new questions about it.
Ever since I was a child, I would experience a feeling when watching instructions, slow quiet speech, or anything with great attention to detail. Two years ago, I discovered I was not alone. This sensation has the name ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response). It's a strange feeling that is incredibly calming and can put you in a relaxing trance. (as silly as it sounds) When I would watch Bob Ross, with his slow, calm, quiet voice patterns, and as he meticulously brought paint to the canvas, I would be unable to turn away from the screen. Today, an entire ASMR community has emerged in Youtube. Videos like piles of salt being played with on a tabletop, towels being folded, playing cards being shuffled, all while the person in the video is whispering in a slow, speech pattern are being posted daily. I can completely understand the allure of tearing paper.
Is Craig Toomey displaying what is now known as ASMR? Did Mr. King write that into the story from his own experiences, or is it just coincidence? I think this might be one of the first documented cases of a rapidly growing awareness of a newly claimed biological phenomenon. Am I looking into this too much, or does this make sense to anyone else?
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Adam LaRoche registered his 22nd career multi-home run game while Roger Bernadina and Tyler Moore also went deep, as the Washington Nationals crushed the Baltimore Orioles, 9-3, in the finale of a two-game interleague set at Nationals Park.
LaRoche finished with four RBI, Moore and Bernadina each drove in two runs and Denard Span added an RBI double for the Nationals, who split the first two games of this series before the action heads to Baltimore for two more contests.
Zach Duke (1-1) earned the win after relieving Washington starter Nate Karns in the fifth.
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LaRoche drew a leadoff walk before Gausman forced Ian Desmond to fly out. The next two batters, however, proved to be the right-hander's demise.
Moore fell behind in the count, 0-2, but managed to foul off a fastball before belting the next offering over the right-field fence for a 5-3 Nationals lead. Not to be out done, Bernadina clubbed a 1-2 pitch into the bullpen in right- center to extend the lead to 6-3.
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LaRoche smacked his second homer to open up the eighth and Bernadina brought home Desmond two batters later to round out the scoring.
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New Iron Man 3 trailer is high on tech, low on laughs
The last Iron Man 3 trailer looked disturbingly like a Dark Knight Rises rehash and while the new one is slightly more fun, it still doesn't show much of the humor of the first two films. Given how belabored and off-key Dark Knight Rises was, I'm nervous.
Still, it's Old Shell Head looking even more Golden Avenger than usual, with War Machine getting the Iron Patriot paint on, and the often superb Ben Kingsley crammed into the many clichéd rings of the Mandarin, so while a lot could go wrong, there's still every chance the mighty Marvel movie machine gets this right. Or right enough that, come repulsor and uni-beam time, I won't care.
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A superhero movie is only as good as its villain. Put a mask on the actor playing that villain and you hide most of their acting skill. They turn into a mannequin. That's the problem with Bane (and Green Goblin, etc.)
There are exceptions to the rule, e.g. Darth Vader. Then again, George Lucas wouldn't know real acting skill if it crawled out of his pants. So the more masks in Star Wars the better.
James Earl Jones' voice was enough to carry the character, beyond the physicality of the acting.
I enjoy any post thats tech related and who's more about tech than Tony Stark?
I stopped reading at "Dark Knight Rises was belabored and off key."
Haha, it had its moments but Nolan never got the Batman character, and Dark Knight Rises meandered far more than the previous films.
The problem with being a costumed/masked hero of any kind is in either voluntarily revealing your secret identity, or it being somehow discovered by the bad guys. This is what made The Dark Knight Rises a "belabored" movie and this has become a problem for Tony Stark, which is obviously going to have ill effects on this movie. There's a reason to keep the secret identity of a costumed hero, secret. The story does not become more interesting by unmasking a masked hero. There simply is no benefit to doing so. If the intent of doing so is to make the hero "vulnerable", "approachable" or even "believable", that just doesn't work. It didn't work in "Batman and Robin", "The Dark Knight Rises", and I doubt it will work well for Ironman 3.
Is the time limit to edit comments, ten seconds? Jeez.
It occurred to me that the entire premise of Iron Man 3, how Stark's ego influenced desire for attention drove him to make the ill fated decision to reveal his secret identity, place the people he cares about (most notably, Pepper), in danger and require him to reassess that decision while dealing with the fallout from it (Mandarin's actions). There's plenty of action, tech, and visuals to keep the movie from sucking, but hopefully it doesn't become anywhere near as "belabored" as The Dark Knight Returns. Of all of the Batman movies, this last one is the one that I've only watched once and have no desire to ever see again.
They unmasked Iron Man at the end of the first movie, however, and he's been public in the comics, mostly, for decades.
It's a different dynamic.


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That Rare video was awesome and sad at the same time
Ugh smurfs
Mxy, this isn't the Hottest Chicks thread. Why are you posting Yolandi here. I'm so confused by your administrative decision that I could not even punctuate my question of it properly.
I don't even know who that is, all I know is that video was made by crazy people and I approve.
Die Antwoord is badass. I recommend all of their music and their short film.
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She probably shouldn't sing so much.
I'm not sure that you could even call it "singing".
Wasn't her whole schtick awkwardly singing stuff on YouTube before she became an image macro?
The first one was for a contest and it took off from there. She has a Kristen Wiig by way of Andy Kaufman thing going on there imo. I'd like to see her keep going with that, if she's taking it where I think she is.
Really liking how they did Croc here. Way more realistic than the Rocksteady version.
I love the following video, exactly how I feel on the word and the meaning of "gamer"
Yeah, the GameOverthinker is a good show. Even though the little side story thing he does with it is kind of lame and really badly acted, the main points he makes on the actual topic of the show and how he presents them are great. Although I don't personally hate the silly side story, I think that pushes away people from what is actually a really good series.
I'm a fan of Extra Credits too. If you're interested in stuff like that you should also check these out, if you haven't already that is.
Errant Signal (already been featured on Dtoid but it's too awesome not to mention)
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That's only actually half the stuff I wanted to show but apparently I can't do more than three videos in a single post, or separate it in to two.
Hopefully I can post these now too.
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The app appears to be a similar experience as the iOS app, allowing users to browse through content hosted on Yahoo across categories such as news, sports, food and entertainment and instantly stream content to their TV. Yahoo! has made new deals with Viacom that will bring content from Comedy Central and elsewhere, and it will also live stream original Yahoo programs, news, and live events. A few of the shows already available on Yahoo Screen include Saturday Night Live, The Colbert Report, and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. You'll also find content from MLB, UFC, The Onion, ABC News, Martha Stewart, and more.
The apps are being pushed out over the air to the Apple TV in the U.S. now, and we've also discovered that a new PBS channel has arrived today (pictured above). The app doesn't require users to have a TV subscription to access content, but it does require users to sign in using Google+, Facebook, or the app's registration in order to access PBS broadcasts for their location. The app doesn't have live content, but it does have many of the network's new shows shortly after they've aired.
Apple has been quietly beefing up Apple TV with a ton of new content in recent months. Earlier this year Apple added Time Warner's HBO GO, as well as WatchESPN, Sky News and more to its existing Apple TV service, and later added channels for Vevo, Disney, Weather Channel, Smithsonian, and Major League Soccer.
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I bet most of this content will stay US only.
Apple TV is apparently a hobby, and yet it receives new channels on a regular basis now – in the US. For the rest of the world though, it isn't a hobby either, it's abandonware.
In the UK it lacks every UK streaming service except Netflix UK, rendering it utterly useless as a stand alone device. Why Apple even bother to sell it here is beyond me.
I live in New Zealand and we don't even have Netflix here, and Apple doesn't sell TV shows in the NZ iTunes Store, so you can imagine how useful it is when you set the location to New Zealand. But… there are services out there that can get around geo-blocking. I have mine set to the US and despite not being there I enjoy Netflix, Hulu Plus, Vevo, and now PBS etc. Yes it sucks that Apple only seems to be focussing on its home turf with Apple TV, but you can join in the fun if you know how.
That's fine if you want to watch US content, and don't mind breaking the law. Personally I'm much more interested in watching UK content. In the UK access to the BBC iPlayer is so standard now it's on every device, it's completely ubiquitous. It should be unthinkable to release a streaming device in the UK without it, and yet, Apple did. It's bizarre, truly bizarre.
The biggest movie service here is Amazon LoveFilm, and that's absent too. While we have Netflix here it's a minor player and focussed heavily on archive TV content. I think Amazon is absent even from US ATVs though, so there could be some politics at play there.


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