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Courtney Schultz will represent New Mexico State University in Louisville, Ky.,
where she will compete in the NCAA National Championships in cross country on
Saturday, Nov. 17.
Schultz qualified for the NCAA National Championships after
he sixth-place finish at the NCAA Mountain Regional Championships in Fort
Collins, Colo., on Nov. 9. Schultz ran
the women's 6K in a time of 20:26.6.
This is the second-straight year Schultz qualified for the
NCAA National Championships. In 2011, Schultz
placed 88th overall in the women's 6K with a time of 20:55.1. Schultz completed the first 3,000m under 10
minutes, which placed her in the top 30 at that point in the race.
Schultz is coming off one of the best seasons of any cross
country runner in NM State history, and will finish her career at NM State as
one of the most decorated athletes ever to run in the cross country program.
Schultz was named Western Athletic Conference Athlete of the
Week on three different occasions during the 2012 season. Her first time winning the award came the
week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2, when she placed first overall at the Lobo Invitational
in Albuquerque, N.M., to open up the cross country season. Schultz later won the award for the week of
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overall at the Bronco Invitational in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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NM State in every event she has competed in this season.
Schultz has earned many awards and will likely find a spot
in the NM State record books as one of the most decorated runners during the
history of the school's cross country program.
Schultz has been named to the first team all-WAC all four years of her
career at NM State. Schultz was named
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The answer is no, there are no sweeter words than those.
This almost made me spit out my scalding hot coffee into someone's groin area.
Like most of the suggestions. A Tracy's/Parasols battle royale is a necessity. Will add another:
Commerce, in the CBD. A favorite lunch spot, inexpensive, and they make a nice sliced roast beef as opposed to shredded as some people have made mention of. Lathered in mayo is the way to go.
For burger hunters who like to go off the radar, I'd recommend trying the offerings at Martin's Wine Cellar. Probably in my top 5 in the metro area.
Also had an unbelievable burger at the Abita brew pub in Abita Springs a few weeks back. If it were more convenient, I'd eat (and drink) there regularly.
Nope. The new contract will reconfigure the salary hit in Year 1 ... which is what makes the deal workable in the first place.
Is there a greater indictment of the human race than this single photo? Wonderful work.
Sad situation for a once proud baseball program. Am hoping this is a "temporary" solution as the school rebounds and relaunches football (with the potential for upward classification 5-10 years down the road), but then again, I'm not privy to the economics at work here.
Nicely done.
I love watching Evans play. Whenever the team was struggling to get anything going on offense last year, they'd hitch their wagon to Evans (passing and/or running in his direction) and off they'd go. And I said it at the time and I'll say it again now -- without Evans, this team doesn't beat the Vikings in the NFC Champ. Game. Watch the tape. He's a true joy to watch, and probably the second-most important player on the team. In short, I'm glad they paid him. ;-)
We need to see this in an actual game.
I can't speak intelligently about all of the inner workings at play here (some of it is beyond my knowledge; some of it was told in confidence), but rest assured there are parties who stood to benefit NOT having this information out there.
Think about Tulane as an institution (and its hot-and-cold relationship with athletics) and then consider the concept of responsible reporting, and hopefully you'll begin to figure some of this out.
As for the stadium itself? If you do it, don't cut corners. You'll regret it for years (this applies to the running of the program as well).
A short-yardage replacement for Bell needs to be found, so the Saints have the flexibility to go running back in this draft if they choose. I think the consensus opinion makes a great deal of sense here -- a mid-to-late-round pick would be agreeable, though ignoring the position completely and addressing it via free agency would be fine as well. Something early would be a surprise.
Fun read - can't wait for the games to tip off!
Good stuff. Always fun to get a bit more color from these events.
One thing you left off: Brees with baby Brees lifted into the air during the postgame award ceremony.
For me personally, the mental image of my friends and neighbors running around the living room in ecstasy, followed closely by the honking cars on St. Charles and the madness in the Quarter. Unbelievable night.
Any good suggestion for game watches/parties this weekend? I've heard from a few folks that are interested in knowing the hot spots.
Also, I hear some people coming into New Orleans are concerned about parade timing in relation to flights leaving town. Seems problematic on the surface...
I saw Nicholls play in Hammond last Fall. Lots of speed on that club, especially on defense. Monica wouldn't be walking into an empty cupboard I'm guessing.
Whether the Saints' collection of DB interceptions supersedes that Redskins unit or not, that is still rarified air. Darrell Green? Deion Sanders? Champ Bailey? Good lord, I'm surprised Rod Woodson wasn't on that team as well.
Fun stat. (pretty meaningless, but still fun)
This was the top news photo in New Orleans for 2008. Pretty nifty, if you ask me.


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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Kamikaze Computing
I am a self taught, give it a go kind of gal when it comes to computers. It has served me well, but there are times I would have benefited from a better teacher. This was one of them. My Mac & I did many things well. I repaired the disk after a few failed attempts and got the Time Machine backup reinstalled. It is an amazing program - a couple hours and everything was just as it was before the crash. Then I installed the updates (cue the shark music) waiting. This is where things fell apart the first time. And the second time. I still don't know if it's the ITunes, AirPort, Remote desktop Client, or OS X update that is killing me, but my days of installing all "recommended" updates in bulk are over. Another day and I had things back up. Then I got cocky (the kindest adjective that comes to mind).
My photographs (49.5 GB worth) are on the 1 TB external drive that I use for the Time Machine backups. I had no local backups for most of them, only the online backup. I decided to partition the drive so the backups would only take up half the space. Great idea in theory. I read, reread and reread the directions. It seemed clear that you could partition a drive with data on it. It still seems to read that way. Whatever I did, however, erased all the data on the drive. I had two lovely, empty external drives. My dogs heard an entirely new vocabulary that day. My husband hunkered down and stayed out of the way other than keeping me supplied with chocolate, Cheez-its and the beverages of my choice.
At some point I need to figure out what I did wrong (beyond getting out of bed). But my first priority has been restoring the photographs. I quickly backed up the main computer through Time Machine and the logged onto Mozy to download the photos.That was more than a week ago. Between our buggy and medium speed internet connection and their eponymous restore service it has taken FOREVER to restore the photos. I'm almost there - fewer than 4 GB to go. Then I'll have to do another full backup which will slow the system down for days.
So was this a teachable moment for me? Oh yeah. Next time I will stop being so cheap and stubborn and buy the damn dvds. It may be possible to restore large amounts of data via download, but it's not worth it. Next time I'll have a local back up of any files residing on a disk I'm working on (new external drive is on the shopping list this week).
I'm still operating off a netbook with no access yet to my database beyond what I have online. I need to figure out a way to make this more useful. I bought it with Linux installed and ended up installing Windows so I could more easily use familiar software. I have to rethink this. In theory it has the ability to run programs off jump drives but I haven't had much success.
On the positive side of the ledger I have made progress clearing space for a central sorting and storage spot for all the family papers I am determined to cull through this year. Another day moving some furniture around and I'll have a spot with a door that I can leave set up while I work for the next few months. And the RV show is in town. My favorite solution to is to simply leave all this, hop in some rolling home and head off to see the world. Look out Carol, we may be joining you!
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Come on down, today we are in Tombstone, and I believe the little boys will be enjoying a gun fight! LOLReplyDelete
This sounds painful, so sorry.
I have my photos on my external hard drive. Not enough room in Tana for that many DVD's! LOL
Enjoy the RV show!
second reminder today that i need to back up my information. i think i better pay attention before i'm sorry. thank you!ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry you had such trouble. Not sure exactly what hardware you have, maybe it's possible, but I have never partitioned an existing drive - - just never had the nerve. Sorry you didn't have an IT professional handy, I'm back now and available for consults! Call the work number if it's during working hours -- my cell doesn't work below ground.ReplyDelete
Oh dear - but just as well you had heeded the prods about backing up. I'm off to do a backup right now. Thanks for the reminder! Hope you're all fixed now. JoReplyDelete
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Monday, January 14, 2013
The Ashley Ridge boys basketball team placed third at the Lanier Holiday Classic held in Atlanta.
The Swamp Foxes defeated Mountain View 60-44 in the third-place game Dec. 29. Romelo Doctor paced the team with a game-high 27 points. DJ Stevens added 8 for Ashley Ridge while Sean White added 7. Mikey Goodwine, Donovan Thompson, Vernon Moree, Tray Jenkins and Malik Graham also scored for the Swamp Foxes, who improved to 8-4 on the season with the win.
It was a fantastic trip and such a great experience for our kids, Ashley Ridge coach Brian Welch said. We faced some very good competition that should help us in preparation for region play. I feel like we had a strong showing getting out of there with a third-place finish. The trip was also about more than just basketball. Providing new opportunities and unique experiences for our kids was also an important piece. We did a lot of fun team things while in Atlanta that I think the kids really enjoyed. Some of our guys have been around a long time and it was nice to take such a special trip with them before they walk across that stage.
Ashley Ridge opened the tournament with a 64-63 overtime victory over Whitewater. Fred Weeks led the Swamp Fox scorers with 20 points. Moree added 15 and Doctor 12. Stevens, Goodwine and Jenkins also scored for Ashley Ridge.
In the second round, the Swamp Foxes dropped a game to Lambert. Ashley Ridge travels to Wando Jan. 4 and opens region play Jan. 8 when it hosts Bluffton.
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"...patient presenting with severe preeclampsia/HELLP syndrome at 26 weeks gestation that was treated with Eculizumab, a targeted inhibitor of complement protein C5, which resulted in marked clinical improvement and complete normalization of lab parameters. Pregnancy was prolonged 17 days, likely resulting in a reduction of neonatal morbidity with its associated short and long-term health care costs. Successful use of Eculizumab in this case suggests that complement inhi- bition may be an effective treatment strategy for severe preeclampsia/HELLP syndrome."
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They came from different paths, but Andrew Young and Mark Brown are equally delighted with their appointments as South Aiken High School assistant principals.
Both attended a reception at the Aiken County School District office on Tuesday, held for new administrators and those new to the community. All of them were formally introduced at the School Board meeting afterward.
Young came from a teaching position in Augusta and expressed his appreciation to Principal Bryan Skipper for the new opportunity.
"I love it," Young said. "I couldn't have picked a better school."
Brown previously served as an administrator in North Carolina before taking a teaching job in Horry County.
"It's nice to get back into administration and get a school where kids behave very well," Brown said. "It's a 180-degree turnaround from the school I was in."
So many administrative changes occurred during the summer, as well as a few positions that were filled after school began, said Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt.
"We wanted them to be settled early in the school year," she said of the administrators. "Now it's time to formally welcome them to the administrative ranks. We want the Board to know who they are and for them to get a chance to know each other. Some are from other places, and it's good they wanted to come to Aiken County."
At Paul Knox Middle School, Terra van der Linden has moved from a part-time assistant principal position to full-time. Margo Gore, a Kennedy Middle School science teacher, was appointed to the Paul Knox part-time position.
Van der Linden does miss the classroom, but is enjoying the opportunity to concentrate on the administrative role. Gore, a former School District teacher of the year, is getting her own chance to experience administration.
"I love it," she said. "It's different from teaching, of course, but it brings a balance. We do our teacher observations, and now that's coming from a different perspective."
Senior writer Rob Novit is the Aiken Standard's education reporter. He has been with the newspaper since September 2001. He is a native of Walterboro and majored in journalism at the University of Georgia.
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The Greyhounds are back in the GHSA state football playoffs for the first time since 2004.
Led by Undre Williams with 279 yards rushing and five touchdowns and Walker Juhan with 194 yards, Jones County downed Grovetown 48-37 last Friday to finish third in Region 2-AAAAA.
The Greyhounds will travel to Brunswick to play Glynn Academy, the No. 2 seed from Region 3-AAAAA, in the opening round at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.
"It feels really good to finally make it," senior guard Jackson Williamson said after helping his fellow seniors unfurl a banner commemorating making it to state when the team gathered on the field after the game. "We've worked real hard this year, really the last four years, to get here. I never doubted we could do it. I had faith in this team the whole season. I'm really glad I had a chance to grow up with these guys. I think we can go as far as we want."
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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to order at 4:30 p.m. by President Peg Giesler. In attendance were Trustees Mary Taylor, Merle Clark, Roxanne Michels, Greg McHenry, Sharon Farris, new Trustee Amy McGilvrey, and Librarian Teresa Pennington. Absent were Trustees Jerry Cockcroft and Mary Ann Tucker.
Minutes of Previous Meeting:
The minutes from the November 3, 2008 meeting were reviewed. Clark moved the minutes be approved as read. McHenry seconded. Motion carried.
Finance Report:
Finance report was discussed. Michels moved the report be approved as read. McHenry seconded. Motion carried.
Book Committee:
Motion: Michels, second McHenry to approve the purchase of 18 titles of nonfiction through the Lucy Bishop Fund. Motion carried.
House Committee:
McHenry ordered a new extension from Art Reese Lumber Company to replace the old black flexible tubing that now extends from the downspout on the northwest corner of the building.
McHenry and Pennington will contact Hand Construction, which has not yet installed new ceiling tiles in the Children's Reading Room.
Otis Elevator has not yet installed a phone in the elevator.
Librarian's Report (Statistics):
Motion: McHenry, second Clark to approve the report as read. Motion carried.
Old Business:
Update on Gates grant: Pennington has completed the required inventory of public access computers, and will submit the application before the January 2009 deadline. The minimum grant would be two new computers.
The library received $1,000.00 from WalMart Foundation to purchase a large screen TV, VHS/DVD player, and cart.
Board Meeting date/time change: Discussion about changing the day/time of board meetings because the first Monday is often the first business day of the month and Pennington cannot get the financial information from the city or circulation information from the previous month in time to publish it for the board meeting. Motion: Clark, second McHenry to move board meetings to the second Monday of each month. Motion carried. This motion will be voted on at the January 2009 meeting and bylaws amended.
New Business:
Discussion about LINC Policy Council Recommendations for library circulation policies. Most of Paris Public Library's policies are the same as LINC's policies. Of our policies that differ, Pennington will change only the "Lost Processing Fee" to be the same as LINC. All other Paris Public Library circulation policies will remain as they are.
"Food for Fines" will run December 2 through December 20. During this time patrons with fines may bring in one nonperishable food item for every $5 in fines. Overdue materials must be returned first, and donated food will not cover unreturned or damaged library materials. Taylor will deliver food to the Edgar County Food Pantry on December 21.
Librarian's Announcements:
The Holiday Sale Table upstairs with new and like-new books, stained glass bookmarks, and library ornaments will run through December 23.
The library will be closed December 24 and 25, will close at 4:00 p.m. on New Year's Eve, and will be closed New Year's Day.
Next meeting is January 5, 2009.
Motion: Clark to adjourn meeting at 5:15 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mary Taylor, Secretary


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Things I liked:Fit and finish is excellent. Cocking effort seems to be as stated @ 39 lbs. Chronograph @ 877 with RWS Meisterkugeln Standard .22 Cal, 14.0 Grains, Wadcutter with STDEV of 4.8 and 24 FPE. Weighs in at 10 lbs with the supplied Tech Force 4-12x40 AO Rifle Scope, Illuminated Red/Green Duplex Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube. The loudness of the gun in .22 I would rate a medium. It's louder than my Walther LGV in .22 but close to the same as my Beeman R9 in .177. There is no ballistic crack as the velocity is not high enough in .22.
Things I would have changed:I am not that crazy about the Tech Force 4-12x40 AO Rifle Scope, Illuminated Red/Green Duplex Reticle, 1/4 MOA, 1" Tube that comes with it. If I had it to do over I would by the rifle and scope separately. This is just my opinion and it should be noted that I'm red/green color blind, so the choice in illumination means nothing to me. Also I'm not really a fan of illuminated scopes. ( don't like messing with batteries)
What others should know:Someone else mentioned that if you move the rifle to the left while cocking the lever to the right, it makes cocking the rifle much easier. I have found this to be very true. Right now this is by far the most powerful airgun I own. I only have about 200 pellets through it, so I can't comment on accuracy as I'm still breaking it in. As for breaking it in, the cocking seemed a little stiff and a bit noisy as if it wasn't well lubricated. However that is quickly going away with use.
Things I liked:Well built,nice finish on wood and steel.heavy with scope but I like it that way.
Things I would have changed:It seams to have a lot of twang at the shot, at this price I think that should not be but I can live with that ,this .177 shoots flat and hits hard, the scope that came with it failed within 10 shots, the second one has about 400 and seams to be holding up,time will tell ,Thanks Ruth at P/A for the great service
What others should know:Shoot it with iron sights for some time and then mount scope, "0" it in at 10 yards and then move out to 25 yards ,then find the lead it likes, only 3 stars for accuracy it need more lead down range.
Things I liked:Very well made. The rifle has a nice "fit and finish".
Things I would have changed:I got the striker combo and the scope mount and rings are right at the edge of the proper eye relief for me. Not particularly an issue but I would have moved the index holes/screws for the mount further forward.
What others should know:Try lots of different pellets. Mine refused to shoot the RWS meisterkugen pellets. It would group two or three and then throw one. Very frustrating. I am now trying some Crossman hollow points that group much better.
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"Lead by example," Palm Beach Atlantic University's overall theme for this academic year, also was the challenge that commencement speaker Dr. Ken Mahanes issued to the fall 2011 graduating class on Saturday.
|Dr. Kenneth Mahanes delivered the commencement address Saturday at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.
Dr. Mahanes, the University's special adviser to the president, asked the more than 250 graduates at the Palm Beach County Convention Center to consider the way in which the Apostle Paul opened his life to public scrutiny in his message to the Corinthians.
There is no incentive for others to follow someone whose life and words are inconsistent, said Dr. Mahanes, the pastor of Lost Tree Chapel in North Palm Beach and a former vice president for religious life at PBA and the former dean of the University's School of Ministry.
"Leading by example is a monumental challenge, but it is the most successful means of shaping and forming the lives of those who follow us, who see us as their role models," he said.
For Christians, Jesus serves as the ultimate example, he said. "Nobody can live like Jesus," he said. "That's why it is absolutely essential for Jesus to live in us in order for Him to be seen through us."
Someone once described Jesus' approach to leadership in this way — He told them, He showed them and then He sent them, Dr. Mahanes said. Over these past few years, the graduating class has been told and shown, he said. "Now you're being sent. Sent into a world that desperately needs your leadership. It is a high calling of God. The road may be at times tumultuous. We may grow weary. We may slip up and forget that others are even following our leadership. But daily hearing His call will keep us following Him."
|Mother and son Cynthia Jean Creveling (B.S./MacArthur School of Leadership) and Michael C. Creveling (Rinker School of Business/Marketing) graduated together. Ms. Creveling graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Saturday's commencement ceremonies included remarks from two of this semester's Outstanding Graduates, Natalie Alvarez of the MacArthur School of Leadership and Anna Kelly of the School of Communication and Media.
Alvarez, who underwent treatments for breast cancer while attending PBA, shared with her classmates an equation for success that she learned many years ago: E+R=O. "The Event plus your Reaction will determine your Outcome," she said. "So always make it a positive outcome."
Kelly, a theatre arts major, also offered words of encouragement to her classmates as they look toward the future.
"I challenge you to view this moment as a call to great adventure in a story filled with unknowns," she said. "I pray you will allow yourself to participate in a much bigger story than the one you could write, a story abounding in God's love and grace, filled with unexpected plot twists and all kinds of epic adventure."
West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio was among the platform guests, delivering a greeting to graduates. The Rev. Gerald Kisner, pastor of Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in West Palm Beach, gave the benediction.
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|Stephenson~Cloyd Marriage Bond
Know all men by these presents that we John Stephenson & Joseph Cloyd are held and firmly bound unto Wm. H. Cabell governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia & his successors in office for the use of the commonwealth in the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to ___ which payment well & truly to be made we bind ourselves our heirs executors & jointly & severally firmly by these presents Witness our hands & seals the 13th day of Septem 1808 The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas there is a marriage shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound Stephenson and Elizabeth Cloyd, Daughter of David Cloyd, decd ______
If therefore there shall be no lawful cause to obstruct the same then this obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force and virtue
J Stephenson {seal}Jos Cloyd {seal}Teste William Anderson
Notes: Joseph Cloyd was Elizabeth's brother. Her mother, also named Elizabeth was still living. John and Elizabeth were married by his maternal uncle, Rev. Samuel Houston, at Natural Bridge. It was Rev. Houston's habit to marry couples outdoors at Natural Bridge. I took the picture below the same day I photographed the marriage bond. The small white dots at the foot of the bridge's arches are people. It's hard to imagine a more majestic setting.
Source: Rockbridge, Virginia, John Stephenson/Elizabeth Cloyd Marriage Bond, 13 Sep 1808; Rockbridge County Clerk's Office, Lexington.


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Richard C. Vladyka Sr.November 15,2012Richard C. Vladyka Sr.
GRANVILLE, N.Y. Richard C. Vladyka Sr. passed peacefully into the arms of the Lord on November 13, 2012, while surrounded by his loving family. Richard was born January 22, 1933, in Hampton, N.Y., to Charles and Libby (Panoushek) Vladyka.
He met his wife of 59 years, Audrey (Jordan) Vladyka, while they were still in high school. The couple became engaged, and Dick was drafted into the Army. Despite the time of war, Dick and Audrey were married in June of 1953, following his basic training. After the two were married, Dick reported back to base where he was deployed to Germany, and served during the Korean conflict. Following his discharge, he went to work in a local slate quarry, worked for John Deere on a veterans program, and sold insurance. He then went to work for Telescope in assembly. He earned his way up the ladder to become vice president of engineering, and became a member of the companys board of directors. Dick worked for Telescope in excess of 50 years. Dick was a community servant for many years. He was a charter member of the Granville Rescue Squad, and spent 31 years donating his time to the Granville Little League starting as an assistant coach in 1972. He continued to coach, served as president, player agent, equipment manager and ultimately chaired the board of directors. Throughout those 31 years, he coached all ages of boys baseball. He especially enjoyed co-coaching the travel team his youngest son was playing for, as his eldest son coached by his side. Spending time with his family was always a priority with him. An avid outdoorsman, he spent many days hunting with his family, riding his ATV, and promoting the endeavors of his children and grandchildren. He loved to tell stories of past hunting seasons, and every tale was delivered with more excitement and enthusiasm than the tale before. Dick was a community resident of North Granville for 57 years. He touched the lives of many people, and was always eager to offer help in any way he could.
He was predeceased by his parents, Charles and Libby Vladyka, and a grandson, Nicholas Dickerson.
He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Audrey (Jordan) Vladyka of North Granville; two daughters, Susan Dickerson and her husband Terry of Raleigh, North Carolina, and Julie Smith and her husband Jeff of Ballston Spa; two sons, Richard Vladyka Jr. of Granville and Edward Vladyka and his wife Brenda of Granville. Additionally, Dick is survived by his eight grandchildren, Benjamin Ayers, Nathan Dickerson, Noelle Dickerson, Richard Vladyka III, Angela Vladyka, Kaitlyn Smith, Jacob Vladyka and Matthew Vladyka; two great-grandchildren, Alexander Dickerson and Mya Crews; one brother, Bernard Vladyka Sr. and his wife Joan of Hampton; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Richard Vladyka Jr. and Edward Vladyka will lead the pallbearers, Jeff Smith, Ricky Crews, Benjamin Ayers, Richard Vladyka III, Nathan Dickerson and Jacob Vladyka, in carrying Dick to his final resting place.
His final arrangements are under the direction of the Robert M. King Funeral Home, 23 Church St., Granville, N.Y. Friends and family may call from 4:00 7:00 p.m. on Friday, November 16, 2012, at the funeral home. A Mass to celebrate his life will be held at St. Marys Church in Granville at noon, Saturday, November 17, 2012, and Dick will be buried in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Middle Granville following the service.
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HSE201 - Exercise Physiology
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^Trimester 3 students enrol as Cloud (online); however there are significant campus requirements
This unit examines the physiological responses to acute and chronic exercise, with emphasis on the muscular, metabolic and oxygen transport systems. Scenarios where these systems limit exercise performance are covered using examples such as, exercise in the heat, dehydration, carbohydrate depletion and neuromuscular fatigue. Laboratory classes introduce students to the skills and techniques used to assess performance and the physiological responses to exercise.
Assessment task 1: 8 x laboratory reports
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The School of Kinesiology seeks to study, understand, practice, and promote human physical activity and wellness. Because physical activity and wellness are human phenomena, kinesiology is a holistic discipline that examines physical activity and wellness in a truly inter-disciplinary manner. The School of Kinesiology embraces humanistic, scientific, professional, theoretical, and practical inquiry into physical activity, health, and wellness. This breadth of perspectives allows the members of the School of Kinesiology—both faculty and students—to pursue a variety of ends including: athletic training, biomechanics, disease prevention, exercise science, fitness, health promotion, play, rehabilitation, and sport and sport management


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The Stratford boys tennis team enters the postseason on a high note.
The Knights (8-6, 4-4 Region 7-AAAA) blanked Goose Creek 7-0 in a region match on Thursday.
They are slated to travel to Beaufort for the opening round of the Class AAAA playoffs on Tuesday.
Against Goose Creek, the Knights dropped just a total of 18 games.
Dylan Sides (2,1), Griffin Wong (0,1), Jeffrey Wong (0,2), Garett Sides (4,1) and Parker Hoffman (2,1) all won singles matches for Stratford.
Sides and Griffin Wong won at No. 1 doubles (1,0), while Jordan Smith and Anthony Yeung won (2,1) at No. 2 doubles.
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Second Temple
The historical importance and practical history of rebuilding ancient Judaism's sacred center.
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The following article is reprinted with permission from From Text to Tradition: A History of Second Temple and Rabbinic Judaism (Ktav).
The Historical Significance of Restoration
From the point of view of Judaism as a religion, there can be no doubt of the historical importance of the restoration of the sacrificial ritual in approximately 520 B.C.E. Written soon after the destruction of the First Temple, the Book of Ezekiel held up the dream of a rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem, including an enlarged Temple complex, in which sacrifice would be offered to an even higher standard of priestly sanctity and ritual purity than that required in the levitical codes of the Torah.
The restoration allowed Israel to continue its ancestral worship of God in the ways prescribed by its ancient literature. More importantly, it established the biblical sacrificial system as the dominant pattern of worship for the entire Second Temple period. Some groups, like the sect of the Dead Sea Scrolls, withdrew from participation in sacrifices, but the ritual of the Temple was seen by the majority of the Jewish people as the most efficacious manner by which to reach God and secure his favor
Planning the Second Temple
The original structure of the Second Temple, before it was refurbished by the Hasmoneans, and later, more extensively by Herod, was built, as already mentioned, at the decree of Cyrus [Cyrus II the Great, King of Persia]. Indeed, vessels from the First Temple, recovered by the Persians from the Babylonians whom they had conquered, were returned to the Jews to facilitate and encourage the rebuilding of the Temple.
Many Jews living outside the Land of Israel contributed financially to the project. A start was made in the time of Sheshbazzar [governor after 538 B.C.E.], but the disturbances made continuation of the work impossible. Zerubbabel [Sheshbazzar's nephew, who followed him as governor c. 522 B.C.E.] completed the project. He began by erecting a temporary altar on which to offer sacrifices. Since this act seemingly contradicted the requirements of pentateuchal law, the rabbis later termed it an emergency measure.
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A girl, probably about 12 years old, of the tomboyish type with short brown hair, is kinda hobbling along. Her left leg is in a cast of some sort. It crosses my mind that I'd seen this girl a bit earlier, walking in the same condition — looking rather lost with a super sad face. Destitute was the word that came to mind. Well, not really destitute as far as her clothes went, just the expression on her face was.
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We arrived half an hour earlier than scheduled and did not expect for our sponsored child to be there. "Edwin!" I heard a staff member howl, and from the tone of her voice I knew right away that our child was already there waiting. She came an hour early. I looked to where the voice came from and there she was, smiling, walking towards me with a card in her hand. I walked to get the card and knelt before her. My wife followed closely behind.
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I've been putting off writing this post. There are some things that are just easier not to think about.
They're called "throw-aways," people whom the world has no use for. Children who don't have anyone to feed them, youth with no identification papers, people with no options. So the world finds a use for them.
There are more slaves in the world today than there were in the entire trans-atlantic slave trade of the 1800s. Approximately 1.2 million children are trafficked each year into exploitive labor, such as agriculture work, prostitution, or child soldiers. 2 million children currently are forced to work as prostitutes.
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China continues cyberwar campaign, hacks the The New York Times January 31, 2013 at 9:52 am
China has yet again been caught with its hand in the Western cookie jar. This time, it seems the Chinese military have hacked The New York Times, as an act of retaliation following a damning story published by The Times' about China's premier, Wen Jiabao. This follows on from Chinese hacks of Silicon Valley in 2010, and "hundreds" of other organizations and military contractors over the last few years.


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HCE 2010: Foundations in Clinical Health Care Ethics
This course introduces students to the ethical dimensions of clinical medicine and offers them the basic language and methodology with which to critically examine these dimensions. The course format integrates lecture and active case discussion to provide both the necessary philosophical grounding and the real-world skills sought by students. The course will provide an introduction to basic ethical theory and various approaches to clinical ethical decision-making. In addition students will engage particular ethical issues, including truth-telling, informed consent, killing and letting die, conscientious objection and physician-assisted suicide. Students will investigate these issues through weekly in-class case discussion and periodically through written case-analysis.
HCE 2020/3020: Foundations in Catholic Health Care Ethics
This course examines ethical issues in health care through the lens of Catholic moral thought. Students will first be introduced to the terminology and approaches of secular bioethics in order to understand similarities and differences between a secular and Catholic approach. Students will then explore theological foundations for health care ethics, including Christian anthropology and the meaning of the Christian life as it relates to issues that arise in health care. The course will engage specific teachings of the Catholic Moral tradition that bear directly on issues of health care ethics, including reproductive technologies, contraception, end-of-life decision making and physician-assisted suicide. While studying these issues, students will become familiar with differing, sometimes opposing, viewpoints and approaches of Catholic thinkers. A course format integrating lecture and active case discussion will provide both an understanding of principles and the opportunity to develop practical dilemma-solving skills.
HCE 3010: Ethical Issues in Clinical Medicine
This course examines practical problems in clinical biomedical ethics. It employs a case-based approach with supplementary readings on the general principles of biomedical ethics. Clinical problems related to the practice of medicine will be examined contextually, with attention to institutional, cultural, discursive and moral issues that undergird controversies in clinical ethics.
HCE 3200: Freaks and the Medical Body
This course has two parts. The first part examines the spectacles of the "freak shows" of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries and how medical science participated in and legitimated the use of deformed and malformed people as both oddity of nature and object of medical and scientific interest. "Freaks" were showcased and used to expand medical knowledge. We will explore the way in which medical libraries gathered "specimens" of deformed persons for the purposes of expanding medical scientific knowledge. The second part of the course will begin with recent and contemporary "freak shows" as seen in programs like TLC's Little People, Big World, NBC's The Biggest Loser, and ABC News' medical mystery series. These programs highlight various medical oddities and showcase their transformation. Yet, there is also something slightly different at work, because medicine not only showcases the oddities, but participates in their construction and creation as seen in programs like ABC's Extreme Makeover, Fox's The Swan, and E!'s Bridalplasty, in the cases of Octomom and the Ashley Treatment, and in art exhibitions like Orlan and Alba the bunny. This course will explore the themes of power and knowledge and the way in which certain forbidden spectacles gain respectability through the legitimating power of medicine and science, but also how medicine and science deploy that power/knowledge to create those very spectacles, along with our aesthetic and ethical sensibilities.
HCE 2210/3210: Superheroes and Social Justice: Introducing Bioethics through Comic Books
(May not be offered after Spring of 2015.) Ethical questions of medical research, the limits of technology, enhancement, reproduction, disability, personhood, and social justice have all been fruitfully discussed in the great American narrative medium of comics. Far from being a necessarily shallow medium, comics allows for a suspension of disbelief that renders philosophical thought experiments about morality not only accessible but also riveting. This course examines some of the best and most pertinent morality plays that the medium has to offer and uses these to introduce the student to the fundamentals of bioethics, and illuminate the practical implications for a modern health care ethics. (This course also aims to give non-HCE minors an introduction to issues in bioethics.)
HCE 3300: Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Bioethics Through Film
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HCE 4100: The Ethics of Illness, Disease and Society
Health, illness and disease are critical concepts in bioethics with far-reaching social and political implications. For instance, any attempt to educate physicians or regulate heath insurance must employ some standards that can be used to assess whether people are ill or not. This course will examine various concepts and theories of disease (including both objectivist and constructivist accounts), asking questions like "How do we decide if something is a disease?," "Who gets to decide?" and "What are the societal implications of calling something a disease?". The course will engage these questions and examine their ethical significance by looking at specific examples of how we conceptualize disease, (e.g. mental illness diagnostic categories and criteria) and the use of enhancement technologies in the practice of medicine.
HCE 4110: The Ethics of Race, Ethnicity and Identity
Across the health disciplines, prevention and population health activities are increasingly recognized as integral to the practice of their professions. These developments, along with managed care pressures, have made the health professions increasingly prone to reducing humans to populations or abstract groups. These disciplines and their discourses are also involved in the construction of specific and not necessarily unbiased conceptions of what constitutes health, wellbeing and disease. A growing number of scholars are becoming aware of the need for an ethics of health care and public health that considers the possible unintended but still untoward effects that these narrative and cultural constructions have for people, especially when the persons under discussion are being rendered as essentialized subjects instead of full persons. This course will attempt an appropriately rich consideration of the cultural constructions of the health professions and examine the ethical issues that arise.
HCE 4200: Warriors and Medics
The course studies the thought and lives of warriors and medics in order to understand their values, virtues, and wisdom - not only as these pertain to the struggle with mortality, but also to the human condition generally.
HCE 4210: Controversies in Death and Dying
This course examines current controversies in end-of-life care, utilizing a discussion and case-based teaching methodology. Various topics will be examined and discussed, from both pro and con perspectives. Topics will include: the definition of death, physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia, advance directives and end-of –life decision-making, killing vs. letting die and organ donation.
HCE 4220: Controversies in Reproductive Ethics
This course examines controversial ethical issues surrounding the use of reproductive technology and medicine. Both pro and con perspectives are critically discussed. Topics include: the moral status of the human embryo, maternal-fetal conflicts, contraception, sterilization, in vitro fertilization, surrogate motherhood, prenatal screening, cloning, and the derivation of embryonic stem cells for research purposes.
HCE 4240: Ethics and Geriatric Care (Service-learning internship)
This course is designed to introduce undergraduate students to the ethics and practice of geriatric medicine and the spiritual dimensions of end-of-life care. In addition to weekly seminar discussions, students will spend three hours each week volunteering, shadowing and engaging with residents at Beauvais Manor on the Park. In large part, seminar discussion will proceed from the students' experiences at Beauvais, likely reflecting on issues such as the human experience of death and dying, meaning and transcendence, suffering and hope, and relationships at the end of life. In addition, discussion will integrate issues encountered in various fictional narratives of death and dying, assigned throughout the course.
Note: This course has specific GPA and eligibility requirements for registration including: 3.0 overall GPA, 3.0 math/science GPA, drug screen, TB test, background check and flu shot. Because some of these requirements take time to complete, you should contact Cynthia McKenna as soon as you think you might be interested in registering for the course.
HCE 4250: Law and Bioethics
This course will examine the ethical and jurisprudential issues related to areas of health care typically included in the field of bioethics. The course will introduce students to the leading ethico-legal approaches in analyzing cases and examining the judicial history and politics that gave rise to these.
HCE 4260: From Tuskegee to Henrietta Lacks: Race & Research Ethics
This course will explore the troubling history of the relationship between the American medical research establishment and African Americans, from slavery times up until the present. Tracing these historical abuses to the current research ethics climate between African Americans and research, as well as the safeguards and approaches currently implemented to improve this climate. Students will have the opportunity to actively engage the current state of affairs by thinking out of the box and creating potential solutions, and envisioning different future trajectories of this fraught relationship.
HCE 4270: Controversies in Organ Procurement & Transplantation
This course will examine controversies surrounding organ donation and transplantation. Topics will include: the significance (or insignificance) of ensuring donors of vital organs are dead; appropriate criteria for determining death; the significance (or insignificance) of explicit authorization of donors for donation after death; the appropriateness (or inappropriateness) of incentives for living donation and for donation after death; the ethical character of organ marketing; appropriate treatment of potential donors who are minors or who lack decision-making capacity; and appropriate allocation of organs.


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CRESTVIEW — A packed house was on hand to give Crestview senior basketball players Jordan Waddell, Jonathan Buckelew, Roman Donofro and Clay Hancock a fitting sendoff on Senior Night against Walton on Friday.
With Buckelew and Donofro leading the way with 13 points each, the senior quartet did their part to make the night one they would never forget as they went out and beat the Braves 67-31.
Hancock added nine points on three third quarter 3-pointers and Waddell chipped in six as they foursome combined for 41 points.
The last two minutes of the game was played with a running clock.
"It was a real emotional night, but we fought through it and came together for the win," Buckelew said. "It's so special me Roman and Clay have been together since the sixth grade.
"They beat us earlier in the season and this shows how far we've come. This is two big wins in a row and it gives us momentum going into the district tournament."
The Bulldogs (12-10) trialed of exactly one minute and 52 seconds.
A Deshun Tucker basket seven seconds into the game gave the Braves (15-8) their only lead of the night.
The lead lasted until Donofro hit his first 3-pointer of the night a the 6:01 mark in the first quarter. Baskets by juniors Denzel Ware and Ronnie Baylark made the score 9-2 and the rout was on.
Baylark, Ware and Jerry Aaron each had four points in the first quarter as Crestview led 15-9 at the end of the period.
The Bulldogs took control of the game in the second quarter behind eight points from Donofro and five points from Buckelew.
Crestview's lead was 33-19 at the half and the Braves never got any closer the rest of the way.
The Bulldogs opened the third quarter with a 10-0 run as Baylark and Hancock hit back-to-back 3s and Ward and Waddell followed with 2-point baskets.
A Tucker score and an old fashioned 3-point play by Randolph briefly stopped the Bulldog run, but not for long. Crestview closed out the third quarter on a 14-7 surge to go up 57-31.
Buckelew and Waddell closed things out for Crestview in a 10-0 fourth quarter. Waddle scored on a pair of layups and Buckelew was perfect on six tries from the free throw line.
Baylark joined Buckelew and Donofro in double figures for the Bulldogs with 11 points. Aaron had eight points and Ware six points.
Randolph had 12 points for the Braves.
"These games are very difficult because they are so emotional so you never know how they are going to play," Bulldog coach Ken Meisner said. "The kids surprised me because they were in tears during the ceremony. But they came out, and God bless them did every thing they could to win."
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If Overeem loses this, my face may explode from amount of facepalms he caused me.
If Overeem loses this, my face may explode from amount of facepalms he caused me.
Bellator must be very happy, because very soon they will have Frank Mir in their roster.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
I have to applaud Mir for excepting this. After the competition that he has been put up against lately you would think he would be asking for Ken Shamrock or Tank Abbott so that he knew he would still have a job.
Favorite Fighters
Chuck Liddell|BJ Penn|Lyoto Machida|Kid Yamamoto|Urijah Faber|Dan Henderson|Daniel Cormier|Anthony Pettis
loser leaves ufc somebody's ass gotta go! I'd rather it be Mir, but Overeem has been such a disappointment too. I still don't think he's "overrated" just "under-focused" He has all the tools and experience to become champ, but you can't do shit if you don't have focus and discipline.....right Melvin Guillard?
Scarface: Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you're cool, and fuck you, I'm out!
"I don't call the fighting in my films 'violent', I call it 'action'. An action film borders between fantasy and reality. If I were to be completely realistic in my films, you would call me a violent, bloody man. I would simply destroy my opponent by tearing his guts out. I wouldn't do it so artistically." ~Bruce Lee
I think Overeem would be much better if he would drop this "I'm invincible" attitude and put his skills to better use.
I think that Mir gets destroyed. His chin just can't take much anymore and add that to the fact that he is going to eat some knees on that chin....he's done. Mir should hang them up.
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HW-Cigano, Frank Mir, Cain Valasquez
LHW-Machida, Franklin, Jon Jones
MW-Maia, Gouveia, Anderson
WW-GSP, Hazelett ,Diaz
LW-BJ Penn, Huerta, Lauzon
Mir wilts under pressure, especially while being mauled in the clinch against the fence, which is Overeem's MO. He doesn't have Travis Browne's courage under fire, and would not come back from a similar assault. He struggles to get fights to ground, has been both ragdolled and bullied to a losing decision and brutally finished in the past few years, showing that is beatable in a number of ways. On paper this is a horrendous matchup for Mir.
So why do I have this weird feeling that Mir will submit him in the first?
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About Kozhikode
Kozhikode's origins date back more than 800 years to the final days of the powerful Chera dynasty. After its fall, local chieftain Zamorin took over the reins of some areas and built a fort near the sea. The place within the fort was called 'Koyil' (palace) 'Kotta' (fort) which later became Kozhikode. Successive Zamorins developed Kozhikode into a major eastern destination on the spice trade routes, and for 200 years traders arrived regularly at Kozhikode, eager to buy its pepper, ginger, cinnamon and lac. Foreigners called it by different names – for Arabs it was Kalikat, Chinese Kalifo and Birtish Calicut.
In 1498, legendary Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama's naval fleet dropped anchor off Kappad Beach, 16km north of Kozhikode, opening up the Europe to India sea route and marking the beginning of 165 years of Portuguese influence. Kozhikode's coastal location subsequently welcomed the Dutch fleet arrival in 1604, followed by the British in 1615. Finally, in 1947, after almost 350 years of European squabbling, India achieved independence and nine years later the State of Kerala was born, home to the city of Kozhikode.
Modern-day Kozhikode is still an important centre of trade in Kerala, while its coastal proximity to the Arabian Peninsula makes it a vital partner in the age-old close ties between India and the Gulf States.
The main attractions of this laidback city can be found along its 15km- long stretch of white beach; tourists who pass on their coastal journey to Goa or Mumbai would do well to pause for a few days and investigate the city's many charms.
Central Kozhikode is a bustling, low rise city, at the heart of which is 'Mittai Theruvu', a long street lined with shops that sell everything from saris to cosmetics. The English translation is 'Sweetmeat Street', so called because of the famous Kozhikode Halwa, a gelatinous dessert made from refined wheat , which is made here.
Less than 2km from the city centre is Dolphins' Point, a stretch of sandy beach renowned for its playful aquatic visitors and 19th century piers. Slightly further afield is Kappad Beach: as well as being the place where Vasco da Gama first set foot in India, it's a beautiful stretch of beach with an 800-year-old temple built atop a rocky outcrop.
Inland from Kappad Beach are the Kozhikode Backwaters, a unique network of lakes, canals and deltas formed by the 44 rivers which drain into the sea here. At Purakkattiri, 10km north of Kozhikode, you can hire a houseboat and navigate the connecting waters of this self-supporting ecosystem.
Dining and Nightlife
With almost half a million residents, Kozhikode has numerous restaurants to tempt tourists. However, the local cuisine is usually better represented – and better tasting – than any of the international fare that restaurants may serve.
The local Malabar cuisine features many vegetarian dishes, while the city's Arab and Hindu heritage also ensures a meaty dining experience. Popular dishes include Malabar Moppila Biryani, a mildly-flavoured rice dish; locally-caught seafood in a variety of spicy, hot sauce; meat in rich, thick curry gravy; and paper-thin pathiris – soft bread made from rice dough and cooked on a banana leaf. Other Kozhikode specialties include wafer thin banana chips and the famous Kozhikode Halwa which is available in bakeries throughout the city.
Evenings in Kozhikode tend to be quiet, and traditional nightlife usually revolves around dining out. However, many of the hotel resorts along the beach offer late night bars and discos to keep tourists entertained.
Beyond Kozhikode
The 'green paradise' of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is 140km north of Kozhikode. A remote forest reserve that spills over into the National Parks of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, Wayanad lies cocooned in the hills of the Western Ghats. Famed for its jaw-dropping beauty, the landscape is a green medley of rice paddies, dense forests and spice plantations. Wayanad Sanctuary is one of the few places in India that you're almost guaranteed to spot wild elephants, and is also known for its occasional tiger sightings.
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I bought this shade on a whim and it ended up being the color I liked the most from the Après Chic collection. It's very versatile and looks great paired with a warm smoky eye. On me it looks peachy gold. It does have that metallic quality to it so it's not the creamiest shade but I have terribly dry lips and it doesn't bother them. I have been pleasantly surprised with this shade.
Warm Companion is a warm, peach-gold shimmer. It doesn't really have a color to it so much as lots and lots of shimmer and metallic sheen. The "color" it has seems to lighten my natural lip color just a bit, but the effect is due mostly to all of the shimmer, which gives semi-sheer to semi-opaque coverage. On its own, it needs to be heavily blended with a fingertip or brush so the shimmer looks even. The consistency was a touch dry, so it didn't apply evenly, as it dragged a bit on lips. It has a frost finish. It is extremely similar to Dior Or Etoile.