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The stepson of an off-duty Washington, D.C., police officer is being sought in connection with the officer's death, Prince George's County police said.
Police announced Tuesday morning that they obtained an arrest warrant for Antwan Rayvon James, 27, of Upper Marlboro in connection with the slaying Monday of 24-year Metropolitan Police Department veteran Joseph Burrough Newell, 46, of Upper Marlboro.
Police said in a statement that James is Newell's stepson.
Police said around 9 p.m. in the 6700 block of Green Moss Drive in Upper Marlboro, officers responded to a call for a shooting.
Officer First Class Nicole Hubbard, a county police spokeswoman, said when officers arrived, investigators found that Newell had been shot and killed, allegedly by a family member.
Police initially believed the suspect may have still been inside the residence so officers established a barricade situation and brought in negotiators, Hubbard said. The barricade situation lasted for several hours, Hubbard said, until officers discovered the suspect was not in the house.
Prince George's police are now searching for James and said in a statement that they are employing K-9 units and "other specialized teams" in the search.


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A burglary was reported to the Aiken County Sheriffs Office on Thomasville Road in Wagener. The owner reported electronics and a firearm missing.
Burglaries were reported on Bridge Creek Road in Ridge Spring, Haven Place in Aiken and Baker Street in Warrenville.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Bogeyville Road in Ridge Springs. The owner reported a radio missing.
A vehicle was reported stolen from Old Cherokee Indian Trail in Graniteville.
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Arizona has the toughest state legislation against undocumented immigrants. Its employer sanctions have received most of the attention as challenges to the sanctions are winding their ways up to the Supreme Court. But more disturbing to the Hispanic community is a provision hidden in this year's state budget that requires state workers to report any undocumented applying for a state benefit to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Failure to do so is a misdemeanor.


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God's elect will most certainly persevere until the end, and the elect know that they are elect only as they persevere (Phil. 1:6). Daniel shows us how those who truly know the Lord are faithful to Him when they face ...Read More
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Tomorrow we will see that this text foresees the coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and divine Son of Man in His ascension and session at the Father's right hand. In His death, resurrection, and ascension, He has ...Read More
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We make real progress in holiness in this life as the Holy Spirit sanctifies us and conforms us to the image of Christ. However, we still await the Lord's return in order for us to be fully perfected in righteousness. ...Read More
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The New Testament makes it clear that we are living in the period of restoration when God is calling His children back to Himself. Jews and Gentiles alike are hearing the gospel and running to Him in faith. Each of ...Read More
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Already paying over £70 a month for Sky so cant see way i would pay another £5 just to download maybe the odd program i can already watch though my subscription, think i will be continue paying for Netflix.
UK Satellite broadcaster Sky set to roll out local downloads on its Sky Go mobile apps
UK satellite television broadcaster Sky will launch updates to its hugely popular Sky Go apps next week that will enable users to download content and not just stream it. According to UK newspaper The Telegraph, the service will see Sky launch a subscription based service that will not only allow users to stream content that matches their actual home Sky subscription but be expanded to include movies and TV series too.
The subscription will cost £5 a month and will allow you to register up to four devices to download on-demand TV shows and movies from Sky's huge catalogue. The content will stay on your device for 30 days after you have downloaded it then it will not be available. You will be able to download as much content as you like with the only restrictions being the available storage on your device.
The move by Sky will certainly bring some competition to Lovefilm and Netflix which both offer movie and TV show streaming services in the UK. Sky however is such a well-known brand that it is sure to take a big chunk of that market when it launches next week. Currently Netflix offers its streaming service for £5.99 a month and Lovefilm is offering a special price of £4.99 a month; it's no surprise then that Sky chose the £5 a month figure for its service.
Sky claims that more than a quarter of its 11 million subscribers already actively use its Sky Go service. The Sky Go Extra service will be the first mobile TV subscription service in the UK and Ireland that offers Hollywood movies to download and watch offline.
If you are currently a Sky subscriber, would you be happy to pay an additional £5 a month to get access to this service?
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UK Satellite broadcaster Sky set to roll out local downloads on its Sky Go mobile apps
I'm already paying £100 for a full service from Sky I'm not going to pay more.
£100 per month or annually? No amount of TV is worth that much money if you are talking about monthly payments.
What a rip off, Sky are such greedy bastards and I pay them enough already ... The truth is that if cable was available in my area I'd have done away with Sky long ago. They have so much shit on there and so many channels I begrudge having to pay for and all in all they are a rip off but some people are unfortunate enough to only have 2 choices, Freeview or Sky and I'd rather not have a telly than just have the pathetic "free" channels.
I already paying £65 for skyworld service not paying £5 extra just so I can download a movie that expires in a month I only use the skygo for the sports when am not home when sports are showing other than that am fine with what I have.
Nope. Its just too expensive on top of the £50 a month I already pay. (Better to use something like Slingbox from your SKY+ device, for a one-off cost, if you are going to be playing the video back on a wifi link at least)
Where Sky have been really good recently is with their iPad and iPhone Sky+ apps- the way those work in conjunction with the SKY+HD box (which has a network cable) is fantastic- using the device to search and select programs for recording or playback, remote control the sky box, and resolve clashes between recordings.
I've been really impressed with their work there over the past year, but this new offer isn't worth it.


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Welcome to our Documentation Centre
In this section you will find useful training and study materials on current issues about indigenous communities. All included documents are published subject to their respective authors' rights. All documents and materials created by Almáciga are under a Creative Commons license.
Thanks to the support of the Human Rights Office of the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Almáciga created a CD compiling working materials and documents for training on the human rights system and the rights of indigenous peoples. The documents can be accessed in Spanish only
El presente CDRom, elaborado con el apoyo de la FUNDACIÓN BIODIVERSIDAD, está concebido como una herramienta para las comunidades y organizaciones indígenas y organizaciones de apoyo que desean desarrollar sus propios materiales o realizar talleres de capacitación sobre el Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biológica (CDB) en relación con los derechos de los pueblos indígenas. Contiene materiales de referencia y presentaciones de Power Point con materiales informativos complementarios para poder elaborar talleres adaptados a las diferentes organizaciones. Puede acceder a los documentos pulsando los links al final de este artículo.
Almáciga, with the support of the Biodiversity Foundation ("Fundación Biodiversidad") has compiled and systematized reference, informative and working materials on the issue of indigenous peoples and protected areas. These materials have been included in a CDRom for its distribution in different multilateral forums and workshops. Documents can be accessed in Spanish onlyThe CD was designed as a tool for those indigenous communities and organizations in Latin America, and support organizations, wishing to go in depth into the issue of protected areas in connection with indigenous peoples' rights. The materials are aimed at improving full and effective participation of indigenous peoples in the decision-taking process on the protected areas regime, particularly regarding the negotiations about such protected areas being developed in the national, regional (Latin America) and international (CBD and discussions within the IUCN) levels.
The CDRom has several folders, structured in three groups: reference materials, informative materials and working materials.
The first folder contains reference materials on the processes relating to protected areas and indigenous peoples' rights that are being developed in the multilateral and regional level, particularly in the region of Latin America. Special focus has been placed on two essential multilateral processes: negotiations held in the frame of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
The second, "informative materials" folder, contains case studies prepared by indigenous organizations, support organizations and other relevant bodies, along with publications on the issue.
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In this site you may find some of the documents and the complete list of materials included in the CD. Those people or organizations with an interest in any specific publication or material can request it from Almáciga through the contact form available in this web page. We will be happy to get in touch with you.
Almáciga makes available for indigenous and support organizations presentations and materials that can be used in training and education on the rights of indigenous peoples. We hope they are useful. You can access the documents through the links included in the bottom of this article.
Este CD recoge algunos documentos relevantes de la Conferencia de las Naciones Unidas sobre Desarrollo Sostenible Río+20, que tuvo lugar en Río de Janeiro en junio de 2012, y está elaborado gracias al apoyo del Programa Indígena de la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID) y de la Fundación Biodiversidad. Ambas entidades contribuyeron también con fondos para la participación de delegados indígenas en las reuniones de la Conferencia.
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During Haunts of Mackinac tours, a cloaked guide leads a dozen or so people through the island's quaint downtown while spinning ghostly tales about departed souls like Harvey, supposedly jilted by his girlfriend while they both attended Mackinac College (now the Mission Point Resort). It's debatable whether Harvey was so depressed that he threw himself off the bluffs or was done in by a rival. In any case, he now occasionally appears in guest rooms and elsewhere around the property.
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Sept. 25, 2012 - David Malukas was one of only three double winners this past weekend at the McLaughlin Motorsports Grand Nationals, the sixth and final round of the 2012 World Karting Association Manufacturers Cup Series.
The 10-year-old Chicago racer wheeled his HMD Trucking No. 79 MKP Birel chassis to feature wins in Saturday's Cadet final and Sunday's Yamaha Sportsman contest. The wins were his fifth and sixth WKA Man Cup triumphs in the series' last four rounds.
Since breaking through with his first national win at Pittsburgh in May, Malukas has won at least one race in each Man Cup round, and boasts a 30 percent winning average since round three of the series in class's that regularly consist of 25 to 40 entrants.
"We've had a very good season in WKA and the other series we race," David commented at the end of the weekend. "It felt like we needed to win the first race (at Pittsburgh) and then the wins came easier. We were competitive in every class and the Birel karts had great speed all season. Thank you very much to my dad, my family, MKP, (tuner) Jason Birdsell, (coach) Wes Phillips and Doug Fleming's engines."
Malukas's Cadet score marked his fourth win of the season in the class. He swept the Saturday Cadet program, winning the Pole Award, prefinal and final in an impressive performance.
"We had it going in Cadet on Saturday!" said Malukas, his voice rising in excitement. "There are so many good racers in the class and it was a great accomplishment to win the qualifying, prefinal and final."
On Sunday, Malukas had to work hard to beat out top runners Neil Verhagen, Michael D'Orlando and Brandon Lemke in the Yamaha Sportsman main event. David passed D'Orlando on the final lap and battled Verhagen in a side-by-side finish to secure the win by only a half kart-length.
While Sunday's win in Yamaha Sportsman was a high point of the weekend, a low point came earlier in the day in Cadet Final 2. David was leading the race and in position to sweep the Cadet divisions and win the national championship, but on the last lap contact with another kart sent the No. 79 Birel off the track and stalled in the infield. David would settle for a disappointing 20th-place finish which ultimately cost him the championship.
"I was very disappointed after the Cadet race on Sunday but I have to keep my head up and look forward. We had a great season and almost won a championship. But we had some bad luck at times that cost us. Next year we can be more consistent and hopefully win a championship and maybe two or three!"
Unofficially, in the final WKA Man Cup national point standings, David finished second in the Yamaha Sportsman 2, third in Cadet, fourth in Komet Sportsman and sixth in Yamaha Sportsman 1.
Next up for Malukas is the Route 66 Sprint Series season closer Oct. 6-7 at Mid State Kart Club in Springfield, Illinois. Then the David Malukas Racing team will head back to New Castle Oct. 14 for the special Robo-Pong 200 event. November will see the team head west to Las Vegas for the big SKUSA Supernationals Sixteen.
David Malukas is a 10-year-old national sprint go-kart racer from Chicago, Illinois. Malukas is a four-time feature winner and multi-time top-five finisher in Jr Sportsman divisions in national World Karting Association competition and a feature winner in WKA Great Lakes and Route 66 sprint regional series. Malukas rides No. 79 MKP Birels.
For more information on David, visit DavidMalukas.com or visit his Facebook page.


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In Pixar's "Monsters University," a prequel to 2001's "Monsters, Inc.," our expert "scarers" to be — the wisecracking pipsqueak Mike Wazowski and the burly James B. Sullivan — are college freshmen with high aspirations.
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Director: Dan Scanlon
Cast: The voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Helen Mirren
Rated: G
Running time: 1 hour, 43 minutes
Pixar, too, knows something about expectations. Thanks to the gentle poetry of "Up," the cosmic romance of "WALL-E" and the unlikely artist portrait of "Ratatouille" (not to mention others), the mantle is high for Pixar, a paragon of pop culture.
But lately, the studio hasn't been living up to its high standard. "Monsters University" follows two subpar efforts, "Cars 2" and "Brave," both of which lacked Pixar's usual inventiveness. The digital animation outfit, it turned out, is human after all.
"Monsters University" is neither a bold return to form nor another misfire, but a charming, colorful coming-of-age tale that would be a less qualified success for all but Pixar. The profusion of sequels is indeed dismaying for a studio that so frequently has prized originality. But "Monsters University" is nevertheless pleasant, amiably animated family entertainment.
A big reason is because Wazowski and Billy Crystal remain one of the best toon-voice actor combinations in animation. A lime green ball with spindly appendages, he's little more than one big eyeball. But it's Wazowski's mouth that's his dominant feature. He's ceaselessly chipper, with a stand-up's penchant for sarcasm.
He arrives on campus an eager, retainer-mouthed bookworm with his heart set on becoming a star pupil in Monster University's prestigious and competitive Scare Program, and moving on to his dream career at Monsters, Inc. (Monsters fuel their world by scaring human children through the nighttime portal of closet doors.) The professional scarers are like rock stars in Monstropolis, and Wazowski, blind to his diminutive size and total lack of fright-inducing menace, dreams of making the big leagues.
For Sully (John Goodman), such a future is presumed. He's "a Sullivan," a legacy, the son of a famous scarer. Blessed with a powerful roar, he boasts all the natural talent Wazowski lacks. One a jock of privilege, the other a wide-eyed aspirant: Neither can stand the other.
But both find themselves kicked out of the Scare Program by the cruel Dean Hardscrabble (Helen Mirren), a kind of winged centipede. Shut to the doors of the cool kids frat, Roar Omega Roar (captained well by Nathan Fillion's chest-pumping Johnny Worthington), Wazowski and Sully have no recourse but to join the motley gang of misfits at Oozma Kappa ("We're OK!" they shout). Their only way back in is to win the Scare Games, a Harry Potter-like tradition of competing fraternities.
If "Monsters, Inc." was workplace whimsy, "Monsters University" is campus comedy. Characters, widely varied in both skill sets and biology, are finding their path, often a happy deviation from their expected one. Director Dan Scanlon, a veteran Pixar storyboard artist, populates this collegiate life with rich detail and sly but not forced references.
Ultimately, the film (which is preceded by a short, "The Blue Umbrella") makes a surprisingly sharp lesson on the hard truths of limited talent (giftedness remains an intriguing Pixar theme seen previously in "The Incredibles" and "Ratatouille"), but also of the great value in plucky determination.
Pixar's "Monsters University" might not be as gifted as some of its other movies, but sometimes it's all right to be OK.
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Hackney, C. H. (2011). The effect of mortality salience on the evaluation of humorous material.Journal of Social Psychology, 151, 51-62.
Hackney, C. H. (2010). Martial virtues. North Clarendon, VT: Charles E. Tuttle Publications.
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This is their next iPhone 5 rumor
Huge iPhone 5 rumor from Joshua Topolsky today, as he's heard that Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 may indeed be the total redesign he first mentioned back in his Engadget days, with iPod touch-style thinness, a teardrop, MacBook Air-style chassis, a potentially edge-to screen with no bezel, and Palm Pre-style inductive charging and gesture area.
Furthermore, we're hearing that the screen on the device will occupy the entire (or near to it) front of the phone, meaning almost no bezel. Our source says the company is doing very "interesting things" with bonded glass technology, and has been exploring designs where the earpiece and sensors are somehow behind the screen itself, making for a device where the display is actually edge-to-edge. Regardless, the sketch we've seen suggests the screen will go up to 3.7-inches while keeping the current resolution, and at that size, pixel density goes from 326 to 312 (a drop of 13ppi). That means that Apple can still tout Retina Display technology.
Now as listeners of iPhone Live and TiPb TV know, I've been wishing for the total redesign for months. I want to believe. I've also wondered if Apple would explore putting components, including perhaps even the antenna, behind the screen. There have been rumors in the past that Apple prepares multiple prototypes, some more ambitions and some more safe. This might explain the stories of a mere spec bump a la iPhone 3GS (iPhone 4S in this case) and stories like this one. So it's important to keep in mind that even if all this is exactly what Apple is working on, it may not be what they can get ready to ship by fall.
Personally, I would really love this to be the next iPhone. How about you?
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This is their next iPhone 5 rumor
I agree. It's ugly as sin. This is not the iPhone 5, there is no way they are going back to the ugly look of the 3GS etc. The move to the look of the 4 is fantastic. They should keep it.
Sounds awesome. FYI to everyone above...that's not an actual picture of the phone. 3.7 inch screen is beautiful.
Maybe the screen size, but I doubt it becomes a "retro" iPhone, instead I bet for a continuity on current dual-glass/steel case, with maybe some improvements as a Carbon Fibre (or some "exotic" material) instead Steel joining both gorilla glass faces, this is logical and wil save a lot of weigth (desired).
Sure willbe slimmer, but a very little micromillimetric slimmer, just for adverising its slimmer than that evil "iphone wannabe" Galaxy S II....
More Speedy CPU (sure exactli the same on iPad2.
Bigger (but no more Resolution Screen.
Improved Cameras, 8+ Megapixeles, sure improved OPTICS. 2nd Flash, etc.
"WORLD PHONE" CDMA/GSM networks with Pentaband HSUPA/HSDPA 5/7mbps. 4G.
A Fingerprint Reader. to lock/unlock, answer, confirmations etc.
Thought April 1st had come and gone already.
Sweet! I want one now, please.
you sir, just made my day. thank you.
As the ownder of an iPhone 3GS and the spouse of a woman with an iPhone 3G, I'm looking forward to this next phone. I could have upgraded both of us to the 4, but that would have been a big price point and then a year later a new phone. Sure now there are thoughts it will be the fall, but I still don't want to buy a 4 now and then find I'm unable to get an upgrade.
The issue was that my contract wasn't up when the iPhone4 was out. So I'd have paid a premium to upgrade. Instead I figure I'll wait the two years and go for a phone, as such a delay until the fall kind of bites. I'm pushing the storage capacity and ready for an upgrade. Yes, this means I'll get the 5, pass on the 6, get the 7 (or whatever they call them at that point)
Has anyone on the planet EVER said this: "Boy, I wish my iPhone 4 were thinner!"
I doubt it.
... I've said "I wish I could stop Spotlight search from popping up when I press the Home Button" (when I'm trying to get the multi-tasking bar).
... I've said "I wish the App Store would stop kicking me out of the store and down the block every time I download or update an app" and "I wish the app store could remember where I was before I started looking at that app and not make me load the entire list again 25 apps at a time to get back to where I was."
... I've said "I wish Safari would add swipe gestures for switching and closing tabs."
... I've said "I wish iOS would add swipe gestures for getting to the multi-tasking bar and save my poor flaky Home Button."
But I've NEVER wished my iPhone 4 was and Smaller, Lighter, or Skinnier than it already is.
jailbreak your phone and spotlight search is gone . the app is called no spot its in cydia. all the goodies you can possibly need is in a jailbroken phone . simple things from themes to the stupid stuff thats left out like deleting one phone call at a time to no spotlight search basically anything you think your phone is missing is in a jailbroken iphone
I don't want to get rid of Spotlight all together, I just want to swipe to it like I do every other icon page. The Spotlight on Double-click is annoying, because it always comes up when I'm trying to manage multi-tasking.
I've often considered jailbreaking, but I'm not feeling the risk and hassle is worth the reward at this point...
But my main point was, I think the physical dimensions of the iPhone 4 are perfect the way they are.
For the gods' sake why?
What could or would you do with a thinner iPhone that you can't do with the current one now?
... If it was any thinner I'd have a hard time picking it up off any hard, flat surface. And I'm including the bumper!
Way too thin for big hands. Plus I don't think they could shove all the radios in such a slim form-factor
I'm going to cling to this rumor, because it gives me the strength to hold off upgrading to iP4.
What about the next iPod touch?
While I doubt Apple's actual design would be quite like, it would be very interesting if that enlarged Home button was still physically clickable, but was also touch sensitive for extra system gestures. With it being locatable by touch it could actually be useable and less likely to be accidentally activated than if the whole bottom of the front was touch sensitive.
I do NOT iPhone 5 to be that thin. I don't know why Apple had this obsession with making they're products as thin as humanly possible butit is really getting ridiculous. One thing I absolutely hate about the iPod touch 4th gen is how absurdly thin is is and I don't want the iphone to go that route. I doubt that this is the final product but a thin iphone 5 means that I'm going to pass on it and get the Verizon iPhone 5 instead.
I ment the Verizon iPhone4. Typo om my part.
That one's not bad. The one previous is almost as hideous as the one in the post... I refuse to believe any of these. They're all butt ugly. I'll just wait until Apple releases to see what they do... my guess is they're gonna expand the screen while leaving the general form factor the same. Any smaller and you start to eliminate people whose hands are just too big and will fling this thing across the room.
Hell's NO! that thing is ugly.
just give me an iphone 4 design with a 4 inch screen, 64gbs of memory cause i got lots of music, 1080p recording (you'll need those gigabits for saves) and i'm pretty much straight.
i'd take better notifications and multitasking but honestly i don't have an iphone now so i'm not annoyed with that stuff like other people are as i don't use it everyday.
to me the ipod touch 4th gen is too thin even though i love mine i dont see how they fit a 5 or 8 megapixel camera in there with cellular radio and would have to downsize the battery. i could be all wet but the thing is so thing you have to put a beefy hard case around it so it doesnt get lost in your hands...
GlSs for metal ? I don't think so. They went from curve back to flat , I don't see them doing tear drop , not entirely appealing. Edge to edge may make the screen easier to crack and may not be worth the screen bump. Just make the phone wider by a mm.
Glass for metal *
This would be a step backwards imo. The iP4 is the most attractive hardware on the market, and this is uglier. Why take that step backwards? The metal needs to GO. I don't want a phone that looks more like my 1st gen iPod Touch than my iPhone 4. That's just MESSED UP.
Don't like the tapered design. It would be a little too awkward to hold in landscape orientation, and probably unbalanced as well.
Love the idea of inductive charging. If that rumor is true, then wireless sync makes sense. Otherwise wireless sync is worse than useless. Faster battery drain, incomplete sync if you walk out of your wi-fi range, and 3G is just too slow for backup. And you need to plug the thing in anyway.
Not sure Greenpeace would like inductive charging, since a lot of the energy is lost as heat.
Honestly, the final product is almost certainly going to look a lot better. But even if it did, I still love my iPhone 4 design.
Is that a bigger screen, or smaller phone? If the screen is bigger, then i'm in. The rest of the phone is ugly though. They squashed the home button.
Sorry, I mean is the screen going to feel bigger?
That thing is ugly as sin! I have owned each version of the i-Phone and I think the 4 is the best when it comes to looks. I do agree the technology and improvements sound cool but I really hope they do not change the casing to a tear drop as show, I think that alone would keep me from upgrading.
Off course it photoshopped. Duh !
I personally don't like the design at ALL. Granted, it's a rendering of a possibility, but the shape just looks bad to me, and the screen looks funky. Plus, why would you want your iphone to resemble an ipod touch?? Retain the 4 shape, and add all these features in, and you have a winner imo.
I don't like the tapered look at all. Many of the other spec-bump-rumors are nice but nothing really impressive. Just minor upgrades. NFC could be awesome, but in its infancy as it is now, in the US, it doesn't mean much yet.
I would LOVE a bigger screen. But going from 3.5" to 3.7"? Really? Zero point two inches? Really?! All of the Android devices flying off shelves these days are in the 4" to 4.3" range. Nearly averything smaller sells in much smaller numbers. I would love my iPhone to have a screen that is at least 4".
You do realize that iPhone 4's are also "flying off the shelves" and it's a 3.5 inch screen? As much as I would lime a 4" screen, in terms of developers, fragmentation, and still maintaining the highest resolution screen among popular smartphones (not too mention still keeping a Retina display have a dpi > 300), I'll take the .2 increase any day of the week.
The home button of iPhone 5 mockup looks like that of the Samsung Galaxy S/Epic.
I'm getting an iPhone 4 soon on Verizon, but I've been considering waiting for the iPhone 5. I currently have a Palm Pixi Plus, so it'd be pretty tough for me to wait because I hate WebOS and my phone currently doesn't really work. My GPS is unreliable and my browser loads very slowly with perfect bars and when it does load, it freezes. I was actually really interested in the Thunderbolt, but my mother recently got an iPhone 4, and the design alone is just amazing. It also worked great and didn't have all the problems I feared an iPhone would have with all the features and advanced apps there are. If this is the design for the iPhone 5, however, and they're doing a complete redesign, there's no way I'm getting this. I'm a tech fan, but I'm willing to give up a few upgraded features for the amazing iPhone 4 design. Also, coming from Palm, I want a phone that's VERY different, so if they were to do something similar with the gesture area, I'd be pretty upset. I like the way the current software works, with the main buttons and things on the screen and just one simple button. I hope and think that Apple realizes they did their new design right and won't try to go back to the old design, and worries about implementing unique and amazing new features into the new phones and software instead of bringing in terrible features similar to a pretty awful software and user experience compared to iOS.
We like the front design with it's added real estate but the tear drop skinny design is a bit too thin. I know "thin is in" however I'd rather have the back parallel to the front and use the extra volume for more battery capacity. We would really like a 10 capacity like the iPad has... Tired of needing battery cases to give comfortable battery life... I get really nervous when the bettery level goes to 20% or lower part way during the day... JimW.
Looks good to me. I agree that certain cases will be harder to use so needs some ingenuity on the part of manufacturers. But, larger screen will appeal to many and less wasted physical space on the front of the phone doesn't hurt either. Thinner equals lighter, in general. The easier it is to slip into a shirt pocket or lower profile on a belt clip, the better. I always have a case on my iPhone anyway, so the shiny back side isn't an issue. I'd definitely grab this up as long as it doesn't sacrifice battery life to be that thin. Good rumor ;-)
I can't see them going with this design. The metal back would not only interact with signal, but the shape would not be comfortable. A bigger screen would be nice, don't get me wrong, but what is that going to do to all the developers out there? They will have to go back and resize the resolution on all their apps. I personally think it s going to be interesting to see what apple does to stay ahead over everyone else.
I waited for the 5 model (still enjoying my 3Gs) because I want to be able to do video conferencing with an iPhone. The external design of the 4 works for me (and just about all of my fiends and colleagues). I would rather the model 5 to be more practical like the longer life battery mentioned earlier and the 2 cameras (ala iPAD2). But that's me.
The Iphone 5 will look exactly the same but have A5 chip and 8 mp cameras. It will also NOT have 4g
It will also have redesigned antennas!
I agree with John Doe. Landscape use would be so awkward and annoying with that teardrop shape. Here's what I want to see:
4" screen
Same thickness as iPhone 4.
Lightweight, strong metal back. Lose the glass back.
Integrated home button. I am so tired of clicking and double-clicking that stupid button.
Do away with the lock screen slide to unlock (next iOS update please! Ok I digress).
Longer battery life.
Rotation lock like on iPad.
Better speakers and earpiece for better sound.
Better noise cancelation technology.
4G and 3G capable so wait until 2012 to release the iPhone5.
Swipe keyboard.
The thiness of the bottom looks like trouble to me. Just everyday wear n tear and no area for any protection if they go bezel-less and the diplay goes edge to edge. I forsee a lot of cracked display simply due to lack of support at the bottom. jmho.
holy crap. this is ugly. if they are ever going to use an aluminium back on the iPhone, i'm out. a teardrop design, i'm out. this thin, i'm out. no physical button, i'm out. hello blackberry bold touch. i love the design of my current iphone 4, why can't they just keep it like that until the iPhone 6?!


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Undergraduate Academic Catalog 2012-2013
The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management
The Masters of Science in Construction Management
Professional Certificate in Project Management
Professional Certificate in Land Development
Professional Certificate in Specialty Construction
Professional Certificate in Facilities Management
Professional Certificate in Highway Project Management
On- Line Professional Certificate in Specialty Construction
Minor in Construction Management
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To succeed, construction professionals must manage money, materials, manpower, machinery, and time as effectively as possible. At Southern Polytechnic, students master these skills in a degree program that makes the most of their schedules and budgets.
The BS Construction Management degree program was first accredited by the American Council of Construction Education (ACCE) in February 1992. Accreditation was renewed in February 1997, February 2003, and February 2009. We are accredited to February 2016. As Georgia's senior accredited Construction Management degree program, we cover a broad range of topics, offer morning, afternoon and evening courses, and use flexible formats. Hands-on learning and our solid reputation make our graduates market-ready for one of the nation's largest industries and one of the region's highest growth professions. In the Southeast, the drive for growth has led construction firms to branch out into new market segments by focusing on the education, health care, water, waste, and transportation markets. To compete in this booming industry, aspiring construction professionals increasingly turn to Southern Polytechnic's Bachelor and Masters of Construction Management to develop the business skills needed to complete projects on time and within budget.
What is Construction Management?
Key construction management skills include scheduling, estimating and project management. These skills are utilized during the planning, design and construction of projects from inception to completion and work to control cost, time and quality, based on given drawings and specifications.
The Construction Management B.S. Degree program offers the following concentrations:
General Contracting
Land Development
Specialty (MEP) Construction.
Facilities Management
We also offer a minor in Construction Management for other Majors
What can I do with a Construction Management Degree?
Construction Management graduates work in various organizations including, but not limited to: general contracting firms, developers, specialty contractors, Fortune 500 companies, banks, highway construction and others.
Typical job titles for Construction Management graduates are:
Construction Manager
Project Engineer
Project Manager
Office Engineer
Our department's growing reputation outside the U.S. attracts a high proportion of international students, creating a multi-ethnic environment that reflects the increasingly diverse workplace. Drawing on these varied backgrounds, our students learn to look at challenges from many different angles and to use ingenuity in targeting solutions with the greatest value.
Construction Management is a discipline which is designed to instill in future constructors the skills, knowledge and understanding necessary to make the critical decisions which will guide the production and management processes of the largest industry in the United States.
In CM Major the traditional areas of business, engineering, and architecture are combined with specialized courses in construction. Completion of this curriculum prepares the Construction Manager to work with other project team members in managing the construction process.
Graduates in this field will help solve the complex technical and managerial problems in the building process, and can look forward to challenging careers which provide a full range of outlets for their creative efforts.
The subjects are taught so as to develop skills as well as instill knowledge. The intent is to create a professional who works well in team situations. The course work frequently uses cases or projects to simulate the working environment. A constant effort is made to help the student develop an analytical, practical, and realistic approach to problem solving and decision-making.
Our accredited Construction program provides an opportunity for students to choose one or more of following four concentrations:
Upon graduation most students pursue careers with construction firms.
Typical entry-level positions include:
Project engineer
Safety engineer
Assistant superintendent
Assistant project manager
Scheduling engineer
Assistant cost engineer
Quality control engineer
Assistant estimator
Opportunities are not limited to these areas, however, as many graduates start their careers with equipment or material suppliers, development firms, specialty contractors, lenders, or owners.
The demand for constructors in Georgia, and particularly in the Atlanta region, is so great that employers have been forced to recruit out-of-state to hire graduates with construction management degrees. As a result, the program at Southern Polytechnic State University was established through the seed money of the members and associate members of the Georgia Branch of the Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. Southern Polytechnic State University is a member of Associated Schools of Construction (ASC). The fundamental objective of the ASC is to establish, advance, and sustain construction education as a unique and progressive academic discipline. The establishment and nurturing of the construction program is evidence of Southern Polytechnic State University's commitment to this objective.
The Faculty
Our faculty members belong to numerous professional organizations including the ABC, AGC, AIC, ASCE, ASEE, ASHRAE, CMAA, GUCA, MECA, NAHB, and NECA. Many students belong to student chapters of the above organizations, enabling virtually all graduates to find employment prior to graduation. The estimated average starting salary for B.S. Construction graduates is $50,300, based on a 2008 annual salary survey. For more information on our courses and industry affiliations, visit www.spsu.edu/cnst
Our Award-winning faculty includes Professor John Mench, recipient of 2007 Georgia Society of Professional Engineer of the Year Award in Education & SPSU Outstanding Faculty of the Year Award of the year 2010, Dr. Khalid Siddiqi, recipient of the Outstanding Educator Award (2005) from Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) & SPSU Teacher of the Year 2003 Awards, and Dr. Gouranga Banik, ASC's National Teaching Award recipient in 2002 & SPSU Teacher of the Year 2006.
Hussein Abaza, Assistant Professor
Gouranga C. Banik, Professor
Wilson C. Barnes, ACC Dean/ Professor
Zuhair El-Itr, Associate Professor
Maureen Weidner, Lecturer
Shariar Makarechi, Assistant Professor
Pavan Meadati, Assistant Professor
John Mench, Senior Lecturer
Sonia Toson, Lecturer
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HSN744 - Principles of Dietetics
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Only available to students enrolled in H718 Master of Dietetics
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Must be enrolled in or have previously successfully completed HSN070
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1 x 3 hour class per fortnight and 2 x 2 hour seminars per week, and 4 x 3 hour food practicals, hospital based classes for 7 full days.
This unit introduces students to the dietetic process and specifically the development of dietetic management plans for individual clients. Students will develop skills in the assessment and interpretation of individual anthropometric, biochemical, clinical and nutritional data and counselling skills relevant to professional practice. The unit covers the interactions between nutrition and clinical conditions (weight management, cardiovascular disease, aged care, diabetes, nutrition support, oncology, gastro, liver and renal). Students will attend professional practice in clinical settings.
Assessment task 1: Nutrition care plan (3000 words) 30%-hurdle
Assessment task 2: Weekly cloud (online) multiple-choice questions 20%
Assessment task 3: Examination (3 hours) 50%-hurdle
Assessment task 4: Reflective practice entries (ungraded pass/fail)-hurdle
Assessment task 5: Dietary food practicals-hurdle
Assessment task 6: Objective structured clinical examination (OSCE)-hurdle
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ECON:332 Public Finance.
Examines the influence of government in a market-oriented economy. Analyzes how tax and spending policies reallocate resources, redistribute income and affect stable economic growth. Prerequisites: ECON:105, or ECON:201 and ECON:202. 4 SH.
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Bob Haller
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Gender: Male
Athlete Year of Birth: 1993
Athlete Place of Birth: Luxembourg
Athlete Weight: 72
Athlete Height: 1.90
Athlete Lives: Imbringen Luxembourg
Website: www.bobhaller.eu
WTS Ranking: 89 71pts
ITU Points List:: 157 736.27pts
Athlete Biography
In 2004 I started with running and tried my first duathlon in 2006. A Luxembourg sports journalist, Romain Schlechter discovered my talent and is since many years my coach and has most influence on my sporting career as well as my mother.
Triathlon became my passion a year later and since (2007) I am National Champion.
I currently train in Luxembourg and do regularly training camps with international triathlon colleagues.
During an average training week I spend about 10 hours swimming, 5 hours biking, and six hours of running.
Last year I was proud to have been able to participate in the ITU International Trainingcamp in the Millenium Institute of Sports, in New Zealand.
My dream is to participate one day in the Olympic Games.
Without my sponsors and support team I could not achieve to do my favourite sport. They can be found on http://bobhaller.eu/index_fichiers/Sponsors.htm
COSL (Comité Olympique et Sportif Luxembourgeois) has integrated me into their promotion squad in 2011.
Athlete Sponsors: Hyundai with H1 van, Trisport with Spezialized bike, Fonshop, Foyer Agence Philippe Aulner, DFI Immobilière, Lettrages Langehegermann, Windsor Restaurant, Freelander's Sports plse see www.bobhaller.eu
Athlete Language: English, French, German, Luxembourgish
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 2009
Athlete Education: Sportlycée, Luxembourg
Athlete Hobbies: Sports, school, friends, travelling, music and litterature
Athlete Sports Hero: Brownlee\'s brothers, Xavier Gomez, Usain Bolt
Athlete Proudest Moment: Bronze Medal WC Duathlon Juniors, Nancy (F) Gold Medal Aquathlon WC, Auckland (NZL) 9th EC Triathlon Juniors, Eilat (ISR)


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Feb. 22, 2008
This Week in Matador Baseball
Tue., Feb 22 UCLA Matador Field 2:00 p.m.
Fri., Feb 23 La Salle Matador Field 2:00 p.m.
Sat., Feb 24 La Salle Matador Field 1:00 p.m.
Sun., Feb 24 La Salle Matador Field 1:00 p.m.
Tuesday's Game Time, Venue Changed
Set to travel to Brentwood Tuesday to take on the Bruins of UCLA, the Matadors had a change of plans Monday when the sides agreed to move the site of the game to Northridge after heavy rains took their told on the Bruins' home turf, Jackie Robinson Stadium.
The game is now slated to take place at 2 p.m. at Matador Field. With the change, the Matadors now have 13 consecutive home games to start the year.
Matadors Grab First Win of the Season
Despite suffering back-to-back losses to open the season for the first time since 1998, the Matadors were able to bounce back on Sunday with a 17-9 win in inclement conditions. The 17 runs were the most the program had scored since drubbing San Diego 24-14 at Matador Field in the opening weekend of 2004.
Northridge scored the majority of its runs in a 12-run sixth-frame. The Matadors scored 12 runs in just one full game in 2007 and hadn't pushed that many across in a single frame since a 2006 victory over UC Davis. The program record for runs in one inning is 14 and is 11 years old.
John Parham and Richard Cates broke through on Sunday and smacked the first home runs of the 2008 season. Both players have a history of mashing homers early in the year: Parham smacked his first dinger of the year in the first weekend in 2007 and Cates hit a home run in his first at bat of 2006, which came in the second series of the season. Cates' five RBI on Sunday were a new career-high.
Vets Lead the Way
With the attention focused on an expansive and talented freshman class, it was the Northridge returners that led the way over the weekend. Cates and Parham were among the best, but C.J. Belanger and Jowen-James Murray-Thornton were also stalwarts in the Northridge line-up. Belanger led the team with five hits and also stole a base while anchoring the Northridge defense in centerfield, and Murray-Thornton smacked two hits and drove in a pair as the starting first baseman on all three days. Matt Warr joined Cates, Belanger, and Murray-Thornton as Matadors to reach base at a clip of .500 or better.
On the Job Training for Northridge Freshmen
The Matadors open the 2008 season with 17 freshman on their roster, and each of the first-year position players (aside from the injured Dominic D'Anna and Scott Stidham) received playing time in the opening weekend. Two first-year pitchers were able to put in work.
The Matadors fielded four freshman on opening day and also had one pitcher, Taylor Austin, come on in relief.
Each of the freshmen performed admirably in their premiers. Matt Carvutto pounded a single in his first at bat, Matt Warr had a double among three hits, Jeff Pruitt legged out a pair of singles, Ryan Pineda and Drew Muren also had a pair of hits each, and Todd Eskelin and Justin DeMarco each got one hit and played excellent defense. Chris Hannick went hitless but slugged a key sac fly in Sunday's victory. DeMarco and Warr, in particular, played outstanding defense. DeMarco, Eskelin, Pineda, and Muren each started all three games.
Rotation Remains the Same
The Matadors' starting rotation of Jimmy Jolicoeur, Phil Hann, and Davin Tate will remain the same for the upcoming weekend series vs. LaSalle. The Explorers come to town for a four-game set that span from Friday to next Tuesday, and Jolicoeur will be the first pitcher they see. Hann, who posted the most impressive outing, will follow on Saturday, and sophomore Davin Tate will be the Sunday starter. The Tuesday starer is to be determined.
Muren Slated to Start
Muren will take the hill for the Matadors Tuesday. Listed as an outfielder/right-handed pitcher, the big hurler will be seeing his first action as a pitcher against UCLA, which is currently rated as high as #2 in the nation. The 6'6" Muren forms an imposing presence on the mound and is a legitimate two-way player for the Matadors.
Scouting the...
Bruins: The Matadors renewed an old brawl with UCLA in 2007 and was run out of Brentwood with a sweep that featured some extremely close finishes. The rivalry has been contested 67 times and Northridge holds the all-time advantage at 34-32-1. This year, however, the Matadors are facing a Bruin team with a legitimate shot at claiming the program's first NCAA championship. The Bruins feature experience at nearly every position and are led by preseason All-AMerican shortstop Brandon Crawford and returning infielders Jermaine Curtis, Alden Carrithers, Cody Decker, and catcher Ryan Babineau. Tim Murphy and Gavin Brooks anchor a staff flush with experience.
On Tuesday, the Bruins will send lefty Matt Drummond to the mound for the first start of his career. Drummond made eight appearances and two starts as a freshman, accumulating an ERA of 8.49 in 11.2 innings. His record ran to 0-1.
Explorers: La Salle comes into the weekend after a four-game sweep at the hands of Elon. Out of the Atlantic 10 Conference, the Explorers finished 17-32 in 2007. Shane Frangiosa was the top performer for the Explorers in their first series, going 6-for-17 for the weekend. John Malloy has slugged a pair of home runs so far.


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So at 28 weeks pregnant and 22 years old I went to my local day unit as I hadn't felt baby move fir a while everything was fine other than slightly elevated blood pressure this was 140/93 although these readings were high from the beginning of my pregnancy they were Normal readings pre pregnancy, I had no protein, I explained to the midwives and doctor that I was really anxious as my mum had pre eclampsia with all 4 children including eclampsia with one, so they referred me to a consultant. 30 weeks I see my consultant trace of protein high Bp even for me 164/98 put me on labetalol 2 x daily at this point I had developed a seriously bad headache, sent home with Bp Medes and told to be seen in day unit every other day for Bp,urine and blood tests, whilst seeing the consultant once a week, 31 weeks pretty much goes by the same way I feel so poorly I don't move out of bed between appointments but only a trace protein and back to 140/90 Bo. 32 weeks protein up to + bp 154/101 up my bp meds send me home we mild pre eclampsia. 34weeks went from ++ to ++++ protein in the space of 2 days this was Monday had blood tests all was well. Saw consultant Wednesday who looked at me and said I'm surprised your still stable the amount of protein your spilling, I think we need to keep a close eye on you as you could be one of these people that take us by surprise and go down hill rapidly. At this point I tell him that I'm feeling worse every day my headache is making me sick and I've got a really funny pain in my bump as well as pain in my shoulder, he looked at my blood tests from Monday and my took Bp all was ok (bearing in mind I'm on Bp tablets now) he did a scan on baby and she's growing steadily although a little small. So all is good on that front to. Anyway the pain in my shoulder and sickness is getting worse, I've got blood tests again this after noon do you think things could have drastically changed since Monday? I'm really fed up of being sent home feeling unwell and spending the days in between worrying that things have gotten worse.
My consultant has said that he's expecting things to change but if they don't he will deliver in 2 weeks.


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London Calling
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – It's not uncommon for the modern college student to have a study-abroad experience before graduation. It is, however, uncommon for college students to travel the world in hopes of earning a spot to represent their native country at the Olympic Games.
Such is the life of WVU junior cross country and distance runner Sarah-Anne Brault, whose journey for a spot on the Canadian national triathlon team has included stops to Barbados, New Zealand, Australia, Japan and California, with pit stops to Morgantown here and there as well.
Shortly after completing the 2011 fall semester, the Winnipeg, Manitoba, native headed to Barbados for two months to train with friends for upcoming qualifying races.
"I trained in Barbados for a bit and then came home to Morgantown before I flew out to New Zealand," she said. "I was there for about a month, then it was off to Australia and Japan before I came back to school for a bit."
She explained her reasoning for the global travel, seeking a combination of international races to compete in and exposure to varying climates and altitudes - not to mention avoiding the slide down Eighth Street in the middle of January.
"It's a bit of both racing experience and landscape, but it's mostly because of the time of year," she said. "I was in Barbados for those two months because I couldn't train for a race in Morgantown's winter weather. I was in New Zealand because part of Team Canada was there. There was a really good training group there and a great training environment. I didn't plan the training locations that much. I just saw where people were and what worked for me."
One can only imagine the grueling daily workouts involved between the triathlon events of swimming, biking and running. She brushes it off like it's no big deal.
"The training schedule changes all the time, but it's usually swim, bike, then run," she said. "I'll run for a bit, and then the swim is usually about 90 minutes. Biking can be anywhere from 90 minutes to three or four hours. I'll go hard in one area each day and then go steady with the others.
"It sounds intense, but when I'm away training, that's all I'm doing. It may seem like a lot, but when that's all you're doing on top of sleeping and eating, it's a pretty simple life."
Yet she wasn't simply training, sleeping and eating every day. She also took a capstone class during her carousel of countries to continue to work toward her anticipated graduation date of May 2013 with degrees in both economics and finance.
"It's been hard to stay motivated and focused on school while I've been away training," she said. "I figured it out and I finished it up. I worked out a plan with my professor and he was very helpful and understanding of what I was trying to accomplish.
"A lot of people helped me along the way. He allowed me to come in when I was in town, go see him and go over the material, and I came in later and took the final and wrote a paper. I came in twice during the semester. He re-taught the coursework to me in very short amounts of time and helped me understand."
Brault explained that the 2012 London Olympics will feature 40 to 45 triathlon competitors, with Canada representing two of those spots.
"One of those is pretty much locked up, but there are three or four of us racing for the second spot," she said. "I'm not the favorite right now for the other spot, but it's still awesome to even be in the mix."
While there is not an official Canadian Olympic trials event for the triathlon, the national team is determined from three core international races.
One occurred last Friday in San Diego at the ITU World Triathlon in which Brault competed in the Elite Women's division, finishing 19th out of 70 participants with a time of two hours, two minutes and 13 seconds as the first Canadian to cross the finish line. Great Britain's Helen Jenkins won in 1:58:21.
"There's the San Diego race and the final one in Madrid," she said. "I recently competed in the other, but it didn't go so well for me, so I'm hoping for a better time in Spain. It's all for fun, though. I'm having a great experience."
Regardless of whether or not she makes the cut, Brault is grateful for the opportunity and the support received from WVU coach Sean Cleary and others.
"I didn't expect to be able to do this and I'm still surprised to be a part of it all," she said. "Coach Cleary has been very supportive of my decision to pursue this, which is why I'm redshirting this season. It's been a wonderful experience – hard to believe I'm even here."
London Olympics or not, Brault can at least say she had her own study abroad experiences in places she never thought she would go.
Sarah-Anne Brault, West Virginia University Mountaineers, WVU, 2012 Olympic Games
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Hawks Hold Third Place In NEAC With Win
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HAMBURG, NY – Hilbert College improved to 3-4 overall after their 13-9 victory over Wells College in men's lacrosse April 9. With a balanced scoring attack in the win, the Hawks positioned themselves in 3rd place in NEAC standings with a 3-1 record.
Six different Hawks beat the Wells goalie with Elliot Russillio, Nick Cavaleri and Greg Zitnik accounting for nine of the 13 Hilbert goals and Doug Takac {in photo to right} netted twice with three assists. William Wagner secured his second win of the season making four saves on the day.
Wells took a 6-5 lead into half time and Hilbert responded with a 5-1 run in the third quarter. The Hawks still held the advantage in the 4th (3-2) settling in for the important conference win.
Hilbert was the better team statistically winning 20 of the 27 face-offs, almost tripling up on the ground ball count (35-13), and out-shooting the visitors 46-31.
The Hawks are scheduled to host Thiel College April 11 with a 4pm face-off.
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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