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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Boone Hall Plantation and Chuck FM team up to present Freedom Rocks on Friday, July 5 on the back lawn of Boone Hall. Gates open at 6 p.m.
"Everything I do, I do it for you," Eddie Money says it at least once, every show. And he means it. This straight up rock and roll icon has been making music and delivering it to his fans since the mid 70s, and wouldn't have it any other way. With hits like "Two Tickets To Paradise," "Baby Hold On," "Walk On Water," "Think I'm In Love" and "Shakin," Money continues to be one of the hardest working men in rock and roll.
Performing a compact 150 or so shows every year, Money is always touring, somewhere. "My fans are the best, most loyal fans a guy could ask for. They keep coming back for more and I'm not gonna stop until they make me stop."
Money is looking forward to playing Boone Hall. "Heard a lot of great things about the place. Very historic and it has that long drive (Avenue of the Oaks) into the property. Looking forward to playing there." He prefers playing in the south. "The more and more I tour I love playing down south. There's just something in the air down there. The ladies are all gorgeous and they get dressed up for concerts. The fans are great, the scenery, the weather and the golf courses make it great part of the country to be out on tour."
Kicking off the show will be The Georgia Satellites. From their bar band roots to their chart-crashing megahits to their current tour of sold-out shows, The Georgia Satellites have kept the world moving to sweet, gritty, three-chord rock-n-roll. Founded in 1985 by Rick Richards, Rick Price, singer Dan Baird and drummer Mauro Magellan, the Satellites quickly launched into stardom on the back of rockers like "Keep Your Hands to Yourself." "Battleship Chains," "Hippy Hippy Shake" and others. Critically acclaimed albums and mind bending performances earned the boys a permanent spot in music history. Today, led by Price and Richards and joined by drummer Todd Johnston, they continue to perform in front of packed houses around the world with their blistering brand of Southern rock.
Boone Hall's beautiful back lawn has become a popular venue to enjoy summer concerts and this event has the potential to deliver another solid show. Gates open at 6 p.m. on Friday July 5. The Georgia Satellites will perform at 7 p.m. and Eddie Money will take the stage around 9 p.m..
Limited reserved seats, reserved tables and general admission tickets can be purchased at www.boonehallplantation.com.
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Things I would have changed:the bbs shake around in the mag
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By Ron from USA on 2011-06-28 12:34:26Things I liked:Price
Things I would have changed:A real battery, that has a lasting charge
What others should know:We had charged the battery for the 5 hr recommended time, the gun fires good for the first 20 shots then bogs down , tried charging and cleaning, several times and not much better, so sent it back However Pyramid air was awesome with everything, !!! Will always buy from these guys....
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KidsPeace is one of 19 Pennsylvania organizations that have been awarded grants from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) to support education campaigns aimed at preventing underage alcohol use. This $15,000 award was announced by Will Isemann, KidsPeace President & CEO. "KidsPeace is very honored to be selected as a recipient of this critical funding to assist in our efforts toward prevention of underage and dangerous alcohol use," Isemann said. The grant will fund a new sub-section on TeenCentral.Net, a website that is operated by KidsPeace and directed by Dr. Julius Licata to assist teen members with issues, questions and information needs. This new page will address the dangers of alcohol use by teens and provide online counseling to teens who send posts for assistance. The Way it WorksTeenCentral.Net has been helping teens since 1998 and has membership of more than half a million teens. To make use of TeenCentral.Net, teens join and make up a screen name that in no way identifies them. They post their questions to the site, and specially trained counselors review each post before it is made visible to other members. Within 24 hours, the teens receive a response from a counselor that includes empathetic acknowledgement of the problems as described and recommendations of how the teen can deal with the situation. Other teens can write in with encouragement and descriptions of how they faced similar issues. These posts are also screened by counselors, and if deemed appropriate, they are posted following the initial question.The PLCB also awarded grants to 27 law-enforcement agencies, 26 college and universities and five school districts for underage drinking prevention efforts as part of its 2011-2012 Alcohol Education Grant Program."Alcohol is the most commonly used drug among young people, according to a recent study released by the Centers for Disease Control," said Jerry Waters Sr., director of the PLCB's Office of Regulatory Affairs. "We know underage drinking has a tremendous impact on youth, families and communities throughout Pennsylvania, and we are committed to providing the resources necessary to help children make better choices."Developed in 1998, TeenCentral.Net is the groundbreaking, problem-solving website that offers teens a safe and confidential environment to share their questions and concerns about everyday challenges they face. The site, designed and maintained by KidsPeace youth psychology and counseling experts, provides responses to teens within 24 hours and enables teens to post stories about their experiences and share responses to stories in a "peer mentoring" atmosphere. Receiving between 1.5 and 2 million hits per month, TeenCentral.Net has registered more than 479,000 young people since its inception. The free site does not accept advertising and is anonymous for all users.
Highlights of the proposed TeenCentral.Net Alcohol Awareness Sub-Section will include:➢ An interactive section will be created to demonstrate the effect of a specific amount of alcohol. Teens will be able to enter a number of drinks and the type of alcohol (beer, liquor-based mixed drinks, wine, shots, wine coolers, etc.) and determine intoxication levels.➢ Teens may access the site 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and receive counseling within 24 hours of their submission. The site will offer an additional benefit to youth, providing them with responses to the thoughts they have written and offering the opportunity to read about other teens who face similar challenges with respect to peer pressure, their use and abuse of alcohol and drinking and driving.➢ The TeenCentral.Net Alcohol Awareness Sub-Section will offer specific resources for adolescents, providing distinct and individualized support, as well as ongoing tools that they can utilize.The new section of TeenCentral.Net is projected for completion in early 2012.


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State 7-on-7 roundup
2014-07-14 00:00:00
A notebook from this weekend's state 7-on-7 tournament
Seven Lakes tops Whitehouse, claims DI title
If you thought a state power like Allen or Cedar Hill or Katy was going to come away with the state 7-on-7 Division I title, you thought wrong.
Katy Seven Lakes, which was flying below everyone's radar, was the hottest time in the tourney, taking down A&M Consolidated, Wichita Falls, Hutto and Manvel before pummeling Whitehouse in the championship game, 42-25.
"I felt great about the team today. We persevered through the heat and showed what we could do as a team," said Seven Lakes athlete Braeden West. "We have a great team and great athletes all around. Nobody gave up. We all stuck together."
West was the star of the tournament for the Spartans. A natural running back, West lined up at wide receiver for Seven Lakes during the tournament and was virtually unstoppable. West made numerous acrobatic catches and was simply faster than every defensive back he faced.
The title game was actually a tight contest until West scored twice and led Seven Lakes on a 21-6 run in the second half. West believes the success he and his team experienced in College Station will equate to victories in the fall.
"I really think this is going to transition to the field this season. I think we showed people what we could do, and it should be really fun," West said. "Hopefully, we can win a state championship in the real season too."
Seven Lakes is coming off a 6-4 season but returns seven starters on both sides of the ball.
While Whitehouse's hearts were heavy with disappointment, the Wildcats had a remarkable run in the tournament. Led by defensive backs Justin Dunning, a Texas A&M commit, and Nate Brooks, a North Texas commit, Whitehouse stymied its opponents.
"We built good team chemistry. (7-on-7) helps us DBs with our technique. It'll help the offense continue to improve as a unit," Brooks said. "Everybody is sleeping on us because we're after Pat (Mahomes), but we're going to shock a lot of people. I'm hoping we can win district and make it to the fourth or fifth round."
Graham takes down Prestonwood in DII thriller
Graham is no stranger to the 7-on-7 Division II state title game. The Steers fell to Celina in 2012 before bouncing back with a win over Argyle a year ago.
Often times, experience makes all the difference. And it did for Graham this weekend as the Steers topped Prestonwood, one of the top private schools in the state, 47-45.
"It's been a long day, and we worked really hard. We came out with the same enthusiasm as we did in the first game of the tournament," said Graham quarterback Landry Turner. "We did what we needed to do to get the win, and it was a fun one for sure. It was a good run."
Despite not having star defensive back Mike Freeze, a TCU commit, available, Graham made a couple of key defensive plays late, including stopping Prestonwood's 2-point conversion as time expired.
Turner, a transfer from Springtown, made some solid throws in tight windows and helped the Steers roll on offense. But he was quick to give his defense credit.
"We have to give props to our defense because they're one of the best defenses in the state of Texas for sure," Turner said. "Mike Freeze is a big influence to our team. Not having him here was a difficult situation, but we overcame that, the heat and other tough teams."
It was a tough one to swallow for Prestonwood, but the Lions should be fine this season. Prestonwood has athletes galore on both sides of the ball including wide receiver Michael Irvin Jr., whose father is known simply as "The Playmaker."
Cramps got the best of Irvin in the title game, but he made a big impact for his team in the tournament and should be one of the best private school players in the state in 2014.
"It was a great journey, but I didn't pull through for my team when it mattered. But I feel like this is going to make us stronger," Irvin said. "I expect us to win this season, and I expect to improve from last season and keep improving."
Quick Hits
- One of the biggest surprises of the tournament was Cedar Hill getting bounced in the first round of the consolation bracket. The Longhorns struggled from the get go, falling to Cy Creek in their pool opener. Even with all the FBS on the field, Cedar Hill just couldn't put it together.
- The most impressive team not to win a state title was Manvel. The Mavericks steamrolled over Cy Creek, Arlington Bowie and Allen before falling to Seven Lakes in the semifinals. Manvel has a great secondary led by Deontay Anderson and Will Lockett and a talented junior quarterback in D'Eriq King.
- The player that really caught my attention was Manvel wide receiver Gary Haynes. The 5-foot-9 speed demon was perhaps the most elusive player in the tournament. Haynes did most of his damage coming out of the slot and made defenders miss left and right. Haynes holds offers from Houston and Louisiana-Lafayette, but his stock should rise soon.
- Allen quarterback and Texas A&M commit Kyler Murray had an up and down tournament. At times, he looked like the amazing talent he is, making unbelievably accurate passes. But other times, he threw some awful interceptions. Murray and Allen's run came to an end against Manvel in the quarterfinals.
- Fellow Dallas-area quarterback Chason Virgil was very impressive. The West Mesquite field general showed poise in the pocket and has a very quick release. But it's not just about his physical tools, Virgil's demeanor and swagger helps lift his teammates. Expect big things from him this year.
- Virgil's West Mesquite team fell in the first round to Hutto. The Hippos came away with a one point victory thanks to Rice commit Brandon Douglas, who made plays on both sides of the ball. The Owls like him as a defensive back and got an absolute steal. Douglas and Hutto fell in the quarterfinals to Seven Lakes.
- Despite being known as a run-heavy team, Katy made its way to the quarterfinals. Defensive back Collin Wilder, a Texas Tech commit, was the key cog of an opportunistic defense that came away with takeaway after takeway. And it should be noted the Tigers were without arguably their best player in Rodney Anderson.
- East Texas always produces pure athletes, and John Tyler's team is filled with them. Take wide receiver Rodney Bendy — a 6-foot-4 monster, Bendy was impossible to cover 1-on-1. Fellow wide receiver Nick Cain was an absolute burner and defensive back Isaac Warren might be the most underappreciated defender in the state. CUJO Nation made a nice run to the quarterfinals before being ousted by Whitehouse.
- Celina was my pick to win the Division II championship, but the Bobcats fell short of expectations. While quarterback Nathan Elliott did everything he could to lead his team to victory, Celina lost a heartbreaker to Episcopal School of Dallas in the second round.
- Kaufman definitely deserves a round of applause. The Lions took down Gilmer after the Buckeyes got back Kris Boyd from The Opening and shut down Tobyn Tannehill and Big Spring en route to an appearance in the semifinals. But Kaufman just couldn't get it going against Graham.
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During halftime of The Cotton Bowl, I flipped over to PBS and Paul Simon reeled me in. I missed a couple of Johnny Football's touchdowns while channel surfing, but he's no Paul Simon. At least A&M did not embarrass the SEC with a repeat of the Gators' woeful Sugar Bowl performance.
Like Jake and Elmore before him, Simon put the band back together and teamed with PBS for a Graceland 25 year reunion. During the taping he described how he weaved lyrics with the music especially Graceland's signature bass lead. Graceland is a song about Africa and his son, too, but he had to go to Graceland to finish it … the cradle of the Civil War.
Next week kicks off our annual hootenanny, the 30A Songwriters Festival — hooks, lines and singers —amen, bro. Sometimes I pinch myself at 30A's musical smorgasbord. For an economy primarily focused on tourism and real estate, the Songwriters Festival gives us another arrow in the quiver. As much as I savor the rare pleasure of driving solo on 30A during the winter, cultural promotions like music and art events make sense (dollars, too).
Just because something is a good idea doesn't mean it always stays that way, especially in music.
Sixty years ago the Louisiana Hayride was a big deal. Shreveport rivaled Nashville and now Shreveport doesn't even have a port. In the 20s, country music was centered in Atlanta not Nashville — job well done, Georgia.
While The Songwriters Festival still wears training pants, the community, not merely TDC dollars, should support it. I can remember when Austin City Limits was a new show but when Jimmy Buffett goes on tour nowadays, practice starts in Austin.
Austin's South by Southwest draws hundreds of thousands annually. 30A may not have Austin's musical infrastructure and everything's bigger in Texas, but we ain't chopped liver either. The Songwriters Festival does not have to match South by Southwest's numbers to be uber-successful.
Athens, Ga., in addition to being home of the Georgia Bulldogs — SEC East champs two years running — has seen a rather significant musical scene sprout. R.E.M's "Oh My Heart" with North Campus' Chapel Bell provides vivid testimony for The Classic City. Combining our local talent and South Walton's unique vista, something remarkable could develop here.
Speaking of numbers, the TDC measures success by rooms occupied, but there's a big difference between six or eight cramming together on spring break and a couple coming down for a long weekend. I surmise dollar spent per person is higher for The Songwriters Festival than the typical spring breaker or a family staying for a week.
Maybe we should add a metric to account for visitor quality as opposed to merely looking at rooms booked.
Some people push back at the ticket prices but supply and demand rules. Non-profits like the Cultural Arts Association need volunteers, so volunteer and get in free.
On my last trip to Austin, home of live music, every place we went had a door charge. Get used to it; look at all the free music available around here.
Have fun, enjoy yourself and hope to see you. I'll be the lucky guy with three pretty girls. My headline is homage to Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys.
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For the Love of the Hop – Hop Henge Experimental IPA
"…no other factory in the world mixes its chocolate by waterfall…." -Willy Wonka
Deschutes Brewery's Hop Henge Experimental IPA dares to risk conventional wisdom every year in pursuit of what Brewmaster Larry Sidor calls the 'wow factor'. Sidor says, "…this year's Hop Henge is about applying what we learned last year…," to the perennial question why not? (Remember the 'why not's'?) Subtle changes to this year's vintage included increased hops in the mash kettle and a modified hop profile. Chasing down more hop flavor and aroma without the mouth-destroying, vegetative hop notes is no easy task. It is evident Sidor can't resist the challenge. He is always dabbling, like the wizard behind the curtain, in effort to coax those little, lovable lupulin glands to shine through as brightly as they can.
Why experiment every year with a proven winner? "Why roll around in hop kilns? For the love of the hop, for aroma, for flavor. I love hops…," he says with a gleam in his eye. In today's hop-mad world, hop bitterness and aroma get all the love. Sidor insists that hop flavor is just as important. Deschutes Brewery beers firmly embed hop flavor in the middle of any beer. It is no mere consequence of number-numbing IBU's; rather a sincere, daily effort to create a unique, desirable drinking experience. Hop Henge is so much more than a mouth-puckering, hairy tongue addiction.
Herkules and Cascade hop additions skillfully cast their spell. The dreamy grapefruit notes from the German high-alpha Herkules hops punctuate the faultless Cascade citrus groundwork. And few US brewmasters are crafty enough to procure them (read…Sidor's relationships abroad deliver hops available nowhere else). When cornered about his favorite flavor hops, Sidor compares the exercise to choosing his favorite child. Ultimately though, Cascades come out on top, and he alludes to a "Cascade heirloom project" in the works.
One of Sidor's favorite phrases, "….when I didn't know what I didn't know…" predicates an insatiable curiosity [to figure it out] coupled with an incessant drive to constantly improve [every beer he makes]. I asked if he feels like he accomplished what he set out to do with this year's Hop Henge. A very casual, "Yeah, I do," paves the way a moment later for an elegant, "I love this beer."
What's on the menu for next year? Hops in the bottle? "Why not," he chuckles. Then, more seriously, admits he's been too busy enjoying the current version to get to it.
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A new tour designed specifically for students has been introduced at the Port Arthur Historic Site, in line with the recently introduced Australian History Curriculum.
'Making a Better World? The evolution of a convict settlement' takes Year Nine students on a fascinating chronological journey through the Port Arthur Penal Settlement from its origin as a timber getting station in 1830, through its time as a secondary punishment station to the closure of the penal settlement in 1877.
The Australian Curriculum for Year Nine History includes an examination of the period 1750 – 1918, and focuses on the industrial revolution, movement of people and progressive ideas and movements. As a site recognised for its World Heritage significance surrounding forced migration, Port Arthur offers a unique insight into this period of history and provides an ideal focal point for students undertaking this course.
"During the new tour, the history of Port Arthur is discussed in the context of world history during this period," explains Port Arthur's Education Officer Gemma Davie.
We explore the context of Port Arthur at that moment in history, including the events and movements which influenced the transportation of convicts to Australia."
"Through examining buildings, photographs and artefacts, students will discover Port Arthur's many layers of history and stories of punishment and reform."
In addition to the new tour, a Program Guide has been developed for teachers. This guide features:
"The 'Making a Better World?' tour, along with the supporting lesson plans, provides a unique opportunity for school groups to gain an in-depth understanding of Tasmania's convict history and has been developed in consultation with history teachers and curriculum specialists, "said Miss Davie.
The tour is available for school groups from Year Nine to Twelve.
For more information, and to download the Program Guide, visit www.portarthur.org.au/education
Gemma Davie, Education Officer for the Port Arthur Historic Sites, with her new education guide, which is aligned to the national Australian Curriculum for Year Nine History
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DURHAM, N.C. --- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga distance runner Nathan Wanuch (Mississauga, Ontario) finished seventh in the men's 3000 meter Steeplechase at the Duke Twilight Meet Sunday evening.
Wanuch finished the event in a time of 9:13.41 nearly 10 seconds behind the top place time of 9:03.63 set by Mount Olive's Dylan Lafond and just two seconds off his season-best time of 9:11.18 set at the Southern Conference Championships.
Wanuch is trying to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor East Region Championshps to be run later this month.
Sophomore Amanda Sumner (Bristol, Conn.) started the 10,000 meter run but did not finish the race.


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2012 Baseball Preview
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The Hilbert College baseball team is focused on consistency this 2012 spring season. It begins from the top, travels down and then will carry out onto the baseball field.
Coach Jim Pernick looks forward to his first full season serving as head coach after stepping into that role in late March 2011. With a year of recruiting under his belt, Pernick has shored up his roster as well as his coaching staff.
Joining Pernick on the sidelines in 2012 are Matt Glowacki, Derek Speaker and pitching coach Matt Bauman. All three assisted in the fall non-traditional season and have strong playing and coaching backgrounds to help improve the program. Former head coach Jonathan Musialowski will return as an honorary assistant coach as well.
Returning to lead the team in their final season of baseball are eight seniors. Matt Militello, Jim Pernick and Nick Sherman return as experienced captains, and they welcome first-time captain Pat Lagueras to the role. The four seniors have been together with the program since their freshmen year and they are ready to leave their positive mark by graduation. Militello will man the outfield with his tremendous defensive skills. His batting averages (.378 in 2011) and (.403 in 2010) led the team both years and, based on his great stick, speed and bunting skills, plus physical maturity this spring, Militello becomes a tough out for opposing teams. Because of the strength of the incoming class, Jim Pernick will be able to get more time defensively as an infielder rather than behind the plate. The 2010 team MVP will see time as a pitcher and second basemen and as support to the catchers when needed.
The Hawks are excited to have returning for his final season Nick Sherman. Considered one of the top pitchers in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) a year ago, Sherman brings his warrior-like pitching and a strong bat to the Hawks. Sherman was named as the AMCC Pitcher of the Week (April 18, 2011) and finished the season as the Hawks' MVP. Senior Pat Lagueras brings a determined attitude to the team. In preparation for his final season, Lagueras ran on the men's cross country team this past fall semester to stay in shape and to improve his mental toughness. With the catching-staff bolstered, Lagueras will see more time on the mound and in the infield while he brings a lot to the plate as a utility hitter.
Other seniors who will play a vital role in the team's success are Chris Hoak, Ryan Ilardi, Aaron Lawrence, Scott Walker, and Chris Parrott. Hoak will continue to play infield and pitch and can hit early in the order to get some runs on the score board. Illardi has great speed on bases and in the outfield; he can cover the corners defensively helping Militello's coverage area in center field. Lawrence, a left-handed pitcher, is an added bonus with his great base running skills. And rounding out the senior class is Scott Walker and Chris Parrott. Walker was last year's Coaches Award winner and will continue to see time as a catcher. Parrott joins the team for his first season after injuries prevented him from playing the last two years. He is expected to pitch some this year based on his speed in the fall season.
The junior class is not as large but they are expected to be solid contributors this year. Joseph Hart, and Tyshon Williams are returning veterans and they welcome transfers Garrett Pauly, and Sean McGrath to the fold. Hart looks to cover 1st base again this season and Williams, back from a one-year sabbatical, adds enthusiasm, good speed and energy to the team. Pauly, a hard-throwing righty, pounds the strike zone and will be in the starting rotation after transferring from NCCC this spring semester. McGrath joins the team and is expected to get time behind the plate catching for the pitching staff after transferring from Monroe Community College.
Frank Mancuso anchors the returning sophomore class of three. Joe Pernick and Frank Casey have field experience (Pernick covers the corners in the outfield using his speed defensively and Casey did everything asked by coach) but it was Mancuso who got the freshmen ink a year ago. He was one of the top hitters throughout the season earning AMCC Player of the Week honors April 18, 2011. He covers first base when not driving runners around the bases. Sophomore transfer John Babocsi brings great work ethic to the Hawks as well as a good bat.
Four rookies will dress in blue and white this spring and coach Pernick is most excited about the depth these players will bring to the team. Derek Mort has a great curve ball with solid velocity and a good stick for an infielder. Sean Sticek will help bolster the pitching staff with solid control and nice off-speed stuff. Both pitchers could see time all over the field. Curt Macysyn has great speed, and hands and can also play just about anywhere needed. Tim Staub looks great behind the plate, playing defense as a catcher, and offensively swinging the bat. He can play anywhere on the field for coach Pernick.
The Hawks open their season with a spring trip down to Fort Pierce, FL (March 11- 17) where they will pick up game experience and lots of team chemistry in the ten games on their schedule. While in the sun, Hilbert will play games against: Rutgers – Camden; Delaware Valley; Earlham College; Centenary College and Richard Stockton College.
When they return north, their AMCC league games begin right away. This season, Hilbert hosts conference opponents Mount Aloysius (3/24), Penn State Behrend (3/28), La Roche (4/7), Medaille (4/13). This means their league games on the road are against: Penn State Altoona (3/31), Pitt-Bradford (4/11), Pitt-Greensburg (4/21), and D'Youville (4/25). Other non-conference games on their 2012 schedule are against: Fredonia (4/1 away), D'Youville (4/13 HOME), Keuka (4/20 away ) and Houghton College (4/26 home).
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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Didn't score that 30-27 clean for Mo. That was ugly as hell.
Didn't score that 30-27 clean for Mo. That was ugly as hell.
Yea Mo has to be one of the most talented guys out that probably won't ever realize his full potential. I forgot about the staph infection and surgeries, those definitely haven't helped him either. Glad he got the win, he should get some gimme fights to build his confidence back up imo.
Here comes Rampage and his merry yes-men come down to the cage with a more played out entrance than Mo.
God, he doesn't even "train for a specific opponent".
Is there a bigger goof-off in MMA than Rampage? Such a foolish man.
Rampage looks so damn outta shape its ridiculous
Wow that was so easy smh. Pumbu just completely froze the moment the fight started.
Crap like that is why I dislike rampage.
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Argentina's president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner said the country would file a complaint with the United Nations about Britain's "militarization" of the South Atlantic.
This is all part of a recent escalation of the two countries' long-running dispute about the Falkland Islands. Reuters reports:
"Britain, which rejected the accusation, went to war with Argentina over the British-ruled Falkland Islands in 1982. London has refused to start talks on sovereignty with Argentina unless the roughly 3,000 islanders want them.
"'They're militarizing the South Atlantic once again,' President Cristina Fernandez said in a speech on Tuesday at the presidential palace, criticising the deployment of British destroyer HMS Dauntless in the area in the coming months.
"'If there's one thing we're going to preserve, besides our natural resources, is a region where peace prevails,' she said, adding that the Foreign Ministry would present a formal complaint to the U.N. Security Council and General Assembly."
As we've reported, with the 30th Anniversary of the war approaches, Argentina has seen a few protests. And the fact that Britain deployed Prince William to the area has only heightened tensions. Kirchner characterized his visit as the arrival of a conquistador, while Prime Minister David Cameron said Argentina had a "colonialist" aim with its blockade of the islands.
The Telegraph reports that England also rejected any further negotiations on the islands.
"We are not militarizing the South Atlantic. Our defensive posture in the Falkland Islands remains unchanged," The Telegraph quotes a Downing Street spokesman as saying. "The people of the Falklands choose to be British. Their right to self determination is a principle that's enshrined in the UN charter."
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Elizabethtown Government officials from Clinton and Franklin County came together with peers from Essex County Oct. 22 to discuss the issue of sexual crimes, especially those involving children.
The sexual offenders laws task force committee was the brainchild of Jay Supervisor and county Chairman Randy Douglas after he heard from residents in his town concerned about registered sex offenders living near buildings in the AuSable Valley Central School District.
"There were some concerned citizens in different areas about how we share information and the rules and regulations in the sex offender registry laws," Douglas said. "I think that it is important today that as we share information that we all come away from this realizing that we are doing what is best to keep our communities safe."
Essex County Attorney Daniel Manning said that enacting new laws at a county level could prove a challenge with many being challenged on the basis of pre-emption.
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Essex County District Attorney Kristy Sprague took time to talk about the different levels of sexual offenders on the registry, saying that Level 1 offenders are the least likely to commit another offense, while Level 2 represented a moderate risk and Level 3 a severe risk.
Sprague added that she felt the laws needed to be updated to bring them into the electronic age.
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Aiken Public Safety responded to a burglary alarm at a business on East Pine Log Road on Saturday, according to police reports. Officers arriving on scene found a window broken. Store surveillance captured an unknown man breaking the window with a hammer, entering the store, selecting some merchandise from a shelf, and placing it into a backpack before he fled the scene.
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Former Green Wave standout Matt White will join the Charleston Southern University baseball team next school year.
White, a sophomore starter for Spartanburg Methodist College, plans to transfer to CSU after he completes his second season with the Pioneers.
"Matt considered other schools but feels like CSU is a good fit," White's father, Matt White II, said Wednesday. "He likes what CSU has to offer. Matt has big goals so we felt it is important for him to go to a place where he can continue to play and their second baseman will graduate in the spring."
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This year, Blogger's team added so many new features that it's difficult to count them: dynamic templates, comment spam filtering, a new way to manage comments, real-time stats, better post preview, static pages and so much more. Blogger is one the few Google products that have improved dramatically this year, after many years when it was neglected.
Since a lot of people use phones to browse the Web, it makes a lot of sense to add a mobile interface for Blogger and to create mobile versions for Blogger's templates. There's no mobile Blogger yet, but all Blogger blogs have a mobile version optimized for WebKit browsers. Just add ?m=1 to the URL of any Blogger blog, and you'll get a simplified version that works well on an iPhone, Android phone and probably other phones that use a browser based on WebKit. Here's an example: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/?m=1.
Bloggers can enable the mobile version of their blogs, so that visitors are automatically redirected to this version when they're using a supported mobile browser. This option is only available if you go to Blogger in Draft, click on "Settings", switch to "Email & Mobile" and enable "Yes, On mobile devices, show the mobile version of my template." This didn't work for me, so you'll still see the regular mobile version of this blog that uses a custom stylesheet.
Google says that the new feature only supports 12 existing templates (6 variants of the Simple template and 6 variants of the Awesome template) and that all the other templates will be rendered as the Simple template. The mobile version drops the sidebars and most of the gadgets, shows small excerpts from the posts on the homepage, hides the comment form (but you can still post comments), resizes images and videos, adjusts fonts and converts AdSense ads into mobile ads. Unfortunately, you can't customize mobile templates, at least not yet.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. - October isn't only about goblins and candy: it is also about flu season, which has officially begun. Influenza -- the "flu" -- is a highly contagious respiratory illness and the viruses that cause it are spread when a person who has the flu coughs, sneezes or touches a surface handled by others.
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Five to 20 percent of Americans catch the flu and about 24,000 die from complications of it every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The virus can range from fairly mild to very severe, and while it might be difficult to predict the severity of one flu season versus another, the best protection against falling victim to it, said Dr. Pete Richel, chief of pediatrics at Northern Westchester Hospital, is to get vaccinated.
"The extent of a flu season varies from year to year in terms of the strains that emerge, how well they match those used in the vaccine and how many people receive the vaccine," said Richel. This, he said, makes it difficult to predict epidemics.
Vaccinations are indisputable champions in the battle against disease, experts said. In the middle of the 20th century, for example, some 50 million people fell victim to smallpox every year worldwide. Now, thanks to successful vaccination science and campaigning, that number fell to – and remains at – zero.
Unlike other vaccinations, however, the one for flu is only recommended and not required, said Richel. But he said those at greater risk are strongly recommended to receive the vaccine. They include children aged six months to four years, people above the age of 50, pregnant women and healthcare workers, as well as "those with some sort of compromise, including asthma, diabetes, heart conditions and those with immunosuppressions.
According to Richel, many parents "opt out" of vaccination because Influenza immunization is not required.
"If they have healthy children, they feel the risk of Influenza infection in their family is low," he said. But he said there is "no downside" for receiving a flu vaccination, now that it is offered in preservative-free, single doses.
Dr. Stephen Jones, an infectious disease specialist and chief safety officer at Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Conn., agrees.
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Agencies are increasingly turning to e-Rulemaking to conduct and improve regulatory proceedings. "E-Rulemaking" has been defined as "the use of digital technologies in the development and implementation of regulations"[1] before or during the informal rulemaking process, i.e., notice-and-comment rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). It may include many types of activities, such as posting notices of proposed...
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This study focused on the many legal issues that arise in e-Rulemaking, including how agencies may use software to determine that submitted comments are identical or nearly identical, and whether agencies can (and should) destroy paper copies of comments scanned to electronic form. The resulting recommendation identifies approaches that agencies can lawfully use to reduce costs and improve efficiency in e-Rulemaking.
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In the past several years, the Administrative Conference has adopted a number of recommendations that address various subjects related to e-Rulemaking. These recommendations share a common focus and goal and represent incremental contributions to an evolving body of work. The Conference is accordingly pursuing joint implementation of these recommendations, including the following:
Recommendation 2011-1, Legal Considerations in e-Rulemaking. This recommendation provides guidance on various legal issues agencies face in e-Rulemaking, including how to efficiently and effectively deal with large numbers of identical comments and how to transfer paper comments to electronic dockets.
Recommendation 2011-2, Rulemaking Comments. This recommendation identifies best practices in the comment process, including with respect to minimum comment periods, reply comments, late comments, and anonymous comments.
Recommendation 2011-8, Agency Innovations in e-Rulemaking. This recommendation suggests ways in which agencies can improve their websites to facilitate public accessibility and engagement in the rulemaking process, so as to achieve the promise of e-Rulemaking.
Recommendation 2013-5, Social Media in Rulemaking. This recommendation provide guidance to agencies on whether, when, and how to use social media to lawfully and effectively support rulemaking activities.
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J. Rockett Audio Designs Alien Echo$279.00The Rockett Alien Echo is a analog voiced digital delay that captures the essence of a dying tape delay unit. Capable of producing warm oscillating tones and with the modulation foot switch engaged, crazy seasick undulating sounds. This is the ultimate delay for creating otherworldly sounding effects. Learn More
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This is a gorgeous neutral/slightly cool medium-ish pink. I say medium-ish because on fair skin it's slightly darker than my natural lipcolor, but for darker and richer skin tones it would definitely be light. Good coverage, not sticky at all, and just enough blue tinge to make my teeth look extra white. I have to mention also, I bought this on a whim in store having not been much of a lipstick person before, and it set me on a MAC lipstick bender like no other. I love it!
Haute Altitude is a lightened, medium pink with very subtle blue undertones–it is almost neutral-looking on me. It has opaque color coverage, and the official finish is amplified. It wore four and a half hours on me when I tested it. The consistency was creamy, and it glided on nicely without tugging or dragging. MAC Vivid Imagination is bluer-based and lighter. MAC Please Me is cooler-toned. Bobbi Brown Miami Coral is similar–a touch warm. MAC Mehr is darker, warmer.


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CONCORD, N.C. – A couple of hard-nosed senior racers will leave Carolina Motorsports Park this October 4-6 with a cool $250 in their pocket thanks to a special award never done before at a WKA RLV Tuned Exhaust Products Gold Cup event.
The Saturday and Sunday Senior Pro Gas Animal points classes at the Carolina Clash presented by Jammer Clutches & Performance North will feature a special Hard Charger award that will pay $250 to the winner each day.
The Hard Charger Award is defined as the driver who advances the most positions in the feature event, i.e., the driver who passes the most karts from the start to the finish of the race.
If two drivers advance an equal amount of positions, the tiebreaker will go to the driver who finishes best.
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Driver A starts the feature in 10th position and finishes 3rd, advancing seven positions.
Driver B starts the feature in 15th position and finishes 8th, advancing seven positions.
Driver A will win the $250 Hard Charger Award because he/she finished better than Driver B.
With the just-announced $700 purse ($500 to win) added for Animal Medium, the Hard Charger Awards bring the tally to an awesome $3,200 plus a slew of merchandise awards for senior racers at the Kershaw Gold Cup season closer.
Pre-registration for the Carolina Clash presented by Jammer Clutches & Performance North is open through Wednesday, Sept. 25.
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(Release: May 29, 2013) - Officials at Washington County Public Schools (WCPS) and Hagerstown Community College (HCC) are working to ensure compliance with a new Maryland law aimed at improving college readiness and completion. This will include a joint plan between HCC and WCPS to address changes to the dual enrollment program for high school students, as a result of the new law.
The College Readiness and Completion Act was signed into law on May 16 by Gov. Martin O'Malley and becomes effective for the fall 2013 semester. The law establishes a number of requirements aimed at increasing college readiness and completion in Maryland. The act incorporates several education initiatives from across the nation, including high school curriculum and graduation requirements, transfer agreements, dual enrollment (high school and college), degree plans, financial aid, and data collection and analysis.
"As chair of the MACC (Maryland Association of Community Colleges) Presidents' Council, I was part of the early discussions with the senators and delegates who pushed this law," said HCC President Guy Altieri. "I believe there are many good aspects to the new law and I think the legislature and the Governor want early college to work well in Maryland, without costing families a lot of money. I'm very pleased to continue to work with Dr. Wilcox, WCPS superintendent, to provide even greater opportunities for our young people to prepare for and complete college. Since normal college financial aid programs do not pay for early college, HCC will do all it can to expand early college scholarship funding for our local students who are academically ready for college courses."
Under this law, the Maryland Common Core state standards are being implemented to make sure that students gain the knowledge and skills they need to be college and career ready by the time they graduate from high school. The primary requirements for K-12 students include:
2014-2015: Students must be enrolled in a math course each year they are in high school, beginning with incoming ninth grade students.
2015-2016: Districts must assess college readiness for each student before or during eleventh grade.
- 2016-2017: WCPS and HCC must develop and begin implementing transitional courses to be delivered in twelfth grade for students who are not college or career ready, and courses must be approved by Maryland State Department of Education.
Goals established for higher education are aimed at ensuring that 55 percent of Maryland's adults age 25 to 64 will hold at least an associate's degree by 2025. In order to do this, the following requirements are included in the new law:
Public higher education institutions must provide degree pathways for students upon enrollment at community colleges and no later than 45 credits at four-year institutions.
Within the degree pathways, students must take credit-bearing math and English courses within the first 24 credit hours.
By 2015, program requirements must be standardized to 60 credits for associate degree programs and 120 for bachelor degree programs, except for professional programs.
- Pathway systems must include benchmarks to assess attainment of these goals.
For each high school student dually enrolled at WCPS and HCC, WCPS is required to pay the cost of tuition for the first four courses at the rate of five percent of the target per pupil foundation amount or 75 percent of the tuition. For each course in excess of four, WCPS will pay 90 percent of the tuition. WCPS will charge the student for reimbursement, up to 90 percent for the first four courses and 100 percent thereafter. In most cases, students will be responsible for all fees.
For the past several years, HCC's ESSENCE Program has provided discounts to students taking HCC courses for high school and college credit. With the change in the law, HCC plans to change the ESSENCE Program into a scholarship program to provide tuition assistance for qualifying students to cover a portion of the difference in tuition not covered under the new law.
HCC and WCPS administrators have been meeting and are finalizing procedures for dually enrolled students. High school students have begun to pre-register for fall classes at HCC and the billing for courses will occur later in the summer. For more information, contact Jessica Reinhard, WCPS supervisor of advanced programs, at 301-766-2992, or Robin Becker-Cornblatt, HCC director of admissions, records, and registration, at 240-500-2340 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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