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This time last year, it was projected West Virginia would have a $400 million budget gap for the upcoming fiscal year. I asked each state agency to do more with less-and they did. I'm proud to say, the budget I presented is balanced - with no new taxes or cuts to education or public safety programs.
As you know, I'm from Chapmanville in Logan County, a coal town where hard work and long hours provides many families with good incomes. My parents saw to it that I received a great education in high school and at WVU and Marshall. I was the first person in my family to receive a college degree. And I believe every child in West Virginia deserves this same opportunity-the opportunity for a bright future. That is why I presented a number of proposals to improve our state's education system.
I asked the Legislature, as well as the State Board of Education, to consider a number of key changes. I'd like to see all elementary school teachers receive the training they need to help our children become great readers because statistics show reading is critical for success. I asked the Legislature to give more flexibility to local school boards; they need the flexibility to tailor programs to the needs of their students. I also asked for a number of changes to make sure that technology is integrated into curriculum and that our students have access to counseling from our community and technical colleges. All of the proposals I made had one thing in common: they all focus on what's best for our kids.
It's no secret that West Virginia's correctional system is overextended, and I'm working to help lessen that burden. Statistics now show the number of people in our prisons is increasing at three times the national average. Last year, I brought together my colleagues in the Legislature, as well as judges, prosecutors, state and local leaders and research professionals as part of an effort to find a solution for our outdated and overcrowded prison system. The Council of State Governments has succeeded in increasing public safety and reducing recidivism in states like Texas, Pennsylvania, and Ohio so I asked them to help me construct a plan-keeping public safety as our number one priority. What we learned was simple: substance abuse is the root cause of prison overcrowding, and the high re-offending rate intensifies the problem. I'm presenting a plan to the Legislature to address these challenges. I believe we must take action, now, to ensure we increase public safety and reduce habitual offenders.
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****ing Ind-Eng game has screwed my score. Woke up so late after watching the match till 9.00 am that I couldn't make changes for yesterdays games. Now gone back to 567 rank. ****.
****ing Ind-Eng game has screwed my score. Woke up so late after watching the match till 9.00 am that I couldn't make changes for yesterdays games. Now gone back to 567 rank. ****.
well there's really no excuse for that
what you should have done was made your changes during the England India match and they would be pending changes that would automatically change once the match was over and the scores were updated
I'm now in 128th place with 122 changes remaining, that's after the 10 changes I've already made for the 2 matches tomorrow.
Up to 15th with 114 left.
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Is there any way of changing tactics so that i have 5 batsmen and 1 all rounder instead of the 6 batsman? Iv seen other teams that have been able to do it but cant see an option on mine?
All teams have 6 batsmen, where did you see all-rounder specified? That would be labelling issue.
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look at xander's main team Cricket Web's Fantasy Cricket - Logged Out in this league. I thought there may have been an option. thanks for clearing that up
Thanks, I'll get that fixed up
yeah that's just labelling. I have to choose 6 batsman the same as everyone else, but when I've made my choices it labels them as "openers" "batsmen" "all rounder" "wk" and "bowlers"
I've finally managed to crack the top 100, in 94th spot at the moment. I've made 5 changes for the Aus vs SL match which brings my remaining trades down to 117.
Hopefully Watson does well again and not many people ahead of me have him as captain.
I'm trying to keep my nerve and hold trades in reserve for later on. Down to 497th, but have 142 left.
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- Gordon Taylor in 2009 following Marlon King's release after a prison sentence for sexual assault & ABH
Tricky balancing act. Glad I didn't make too many for today's washout.
I made 9 trades today because I see myself making very few for monday's game.
currently 205th with 5500 points and 105 modifications left
managed to get all the big name batsmen in there for tomorrow by going for G and F rated bowlers for canada and kenya
anyone risked any players for today? iv gone for 4 and so far so good. over 100 points
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A woman is accused of brandishing a gun outside a private girls' school in downtown Charleston.
The confrontation took place Monday afternoon outside Ashley Hall, an all-girls' school at 172 Rutledge Ave.
Alice Boland, 28, of Beaufort was arrested and charged with attempted murder, two counts of pointing a firearm, unlawful carrying of a firearm and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, Charleston police spokesman Charles Francis said. She was being held Monday night in the Charleston County jail.
As parents were picking up their children about 3:20 p.m., a woman approached the school "exhibiting erratic behavior," said Jill Muti, head of the school. According to Muti, this is what happened:
The school was placed on lockdown and a faculty member approached the woman. The woman drew a gun from her bag. Faculty members tried to lead her away from the school. She stayed on the sidewalk and never entered the campus. The faculty members went back inside to call police.
"Ashley Hall's emergency procedures worked, thanks to the outstanding, and extraordinarily brave, members of our faculty," Muti said.
Police arrived within minutes of the call to apprehend the woman, Charleston police spokesman Charles Francis said.
Several police cruisers parked outside the school, and the school was on lockdown until shortly after 4 p.m. Officers were seen looking around the campus until about 4:45 p.m.
Students were sending each other messages that a woman with a gun had walked onto the campus, according to reports from students. Police and school officials said the woman never went inside the wrought-iron fence.
A student leaving the school about 4:30 p.m. said she had been forced to stay late because of the lockdown, but she didn't know why. The school said it communicated with parents shortly after 4:40 p.m. to alert them and confirm everyone was safe.
Police and school officials didn't release any information to the newspaper until about 8 p.m. and provided no more information about the woman.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Bishop England senior Mary Harriet Moore had many options for her future, and this week she decided on one.
An all-state star athlete in both basketball and volleyball, Moore committed to play volleyball for the Davidson College Wildcats next season.
Moore led Bishop England to 30 wins and its 13th straight Class AA volleyball state championship in 2013. A 6-foot-1 middle blocker, she turned in 345 kills, 140 blocks and 44 aces off serve.
Moore garnered a long list of accolades for her outstanding senior season. Among them, a second-team MaxPreps.com small schools All-American nod. She was named Class AA Player of the Year by the S.C. Coaches Association for Womens Sports, an all-state selection by the High School Sports Report and won MVP honors while leading her team to a win in the North-South All-Star game.
Shes a very smart player with really good court awareness, Bishop England volleyball coach Cindy Baggot said. Its unbelievable the way she sees things out there. She can mix it up with a balance of power and a soft touch. Shes really stepped up as a leader for us and pretty much controls the game.
Beginning in the 2014-15 season, Davidson will compete in the Division I Atlantic 10 Conference. Last season, Davidson finished 16-14 overall, 7-9 in the Southern Conference. Davidson has inked five players for the freshman class of 2014, including two middle blockers.
Moore will sign her letter of intent Friday at Bishop England.
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Until three years ago, most students at Sanders-Clyde Creative Arts School probably thought of squash as a vegetable. But through the efforts of Chucktown Squash, they now know it also is a sport, one that can lead to other opportunities.
Twenty-six Sanders-Clyde boys and girls are participating in Chucktown Squash on the court, in the classroom and in the community. The teams each come to the College of Charleston two days a week (girls on Mondays and Wednesdays and boys on Tuesdays and Thursdays), where they spend time practicing and training for squash before going to a classroom and being tutored by College of Charleston students.
On Saturdays, both teams practice at Medical University of South Carolina courts and then participate in community service activities.
"Our primary focus is academics. We want them to get their grades up and get into college," said Sam Candler, executive director of Chucktown Squash. "Squash is the hook."
Students must express a desire in order to be accepted into the program, but by December, they must have at least an 80 average. Making it to the 95-plus club by the end of the school year qualifies a student for a special trip to Sea Island, Ga., to play squash at the private Cloisters.
Javier Gathers, a seventh-grader at Sanders-Clyde, is in his second year with the program. "I used to play soccer and football. Now it's all squash," Gathers said. "I like it better than other sports. You are playing one on one, seeing how good you can be against another person.
"Before (squash), I was kind of a good student, but now I have better grades," he said.
Squash is an indoor racket sport similar to racquetball although the squash ball doesn't bounce as much as a racquetball. Candler said it has been stereotyped as an elitist sport played in private clubs. "Our purpose is to take kids who wouldn't have squash normally available and use that as a catalyst for college. We're breaking down that barrier," he said.
Candler's wife, Lynnie Minkow-ski, a former undefeated national champion, serves as the program director. Lynnie's sister, Anna, who now lives in Sea Island, Ga., started Chucktown Squash. Candler said the model for Chucktown Squash is to begin with fifth-graders and carry them on through high school and into college.
The game already has opened up new worlds for the players who are traveling to Baltimore soon to compete against urban squash teams from that city and Philadelphia. Recently, they participated in a one-day junior squash marathon at Charleston Squash Club with students from Porter-Gaud, Ashley Hall and The Westminster Schools.
"Our association with the College of Charleston has been great," Candler said. "... They are learning that college is within reach."
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Sanders Clyde seventh grader Javier Gathers practices his serve at the College of Charleston squash courts. Provided.×
Program director Lynnie Minkowski (top left) and intern Darcie Ilg help Javier Gathers and Terrence Broughton (right) during the classroom portion of a Chucktown Squash session.×
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Goran Dragic scored a game-high 26 points and Shannon Brown added 22 points off the bench as the Phoenix Suns edged the Cleveland Cavaliers, 107-105, on Friday.
The Suns trailed by seven with 4:35 left, but used a 14-4 run to take a 105-102 lead with 37.4 seconds remaining.
Kyrie Irving's layup was blocked by Marcin Gortat and Cleveland was forced to foul Dragic, who made 1-of-2 free throws.
Daniel Gibson buried a 3-pointer with 13.1 seconds left and the Cavs quickly fouled Sebastian Telfair, who split a pair of free throws.
Cleveland turned to Irving for a game-winning shot, but the reigning NBA Rookie of the Year's three was off target and the Suns held on for the win.
"I mean obviously it was a much needed win. I just thought our guys hung in there. They're a really good team. That young backcourt, like I said earlier, I think they are as good as any backcourt in the NBA. You see what (Dion) Waiters can do and the way Kyrie (Irving) controls the game," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said. "Just the way he controls the game makes it really, really tough. They have a great backcourt but we just started the game off and we were so bad early as far as turning the ball over."
Rookie Dion Waiters paced the Cavs with 23 points and Irving added 17 points and eight assists. C.J. Miles added 19 points off the bench in the setback.
"The story doesn't change, it's on the defensive end; twelve good minutes. It's as simple as that," Cavs coach Byron Scott said. "Obviously we have to get more out of our bench then what we're getting these first six games."
Cleveland raced out to a 37-16 lead after the first quarter. The Cavs shot 63.6 percent from the floor in the period and caused eight turnovers.
The Suns were able to cut it to 62-49 entering the break after outscoring the Cavs 33-25 in the period. Phoenix connected on 4-of-5 3-pointers in the frame and were led by Telfair, who scored 10 of his 13 points in the quarter.
Phoenix continued to chip away at the lead and pulled within seven points at 83-76 at the end of the third quarter.
The Suns' comeback was the third-largest in team history ... Phoenix has
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Jeff Stork is in his 13th season at CSUN and opens the 2014 season as the second-winningest coach in Matador women's volleyball history. Stork, who owns a career record of 168-185 in 12 seasons, became just the third coach in school history to notch 100 wins when the Matadors defeated San Jose State on Sept. 18, 2010.
2013 proved to be an historic season for CSUN women's volleyball as Stork was named Big West Co-Coach of the Year after leading the Matadors to their first-ever Big West championship and a berth in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, a first for CSUN in women's volleyball. Senior Sydney Gedryn and junior Casey Hinger both earned AVCA All-America accolades in addition to AVCA first team All-Pacific South Region honors. The duo, along with Natalie Allen, picked up first team All-Big West honors while senior Mahina Haina was named honorable mention.
In 2012, Stork led the Matadors to a 21-10 overall record and the Matadors finished third at 12-6 in the Big West Conference, one of the toughest conference's on the West Coast. CSUN's 21 wins last season was the most by a Matador team since joining the Big West in 2001 and the most by a Cal State Northridge squad since 1996. The Matadors' 12 conference wins were the most by a CSUN team in Stork's 11 seasons. Hinger earned AVCA All-America honors, the first for a Matador player since 2004. Hinger, Gedryn and Haina each received All-Big West honors with Hinger also being named First Team All-West Region.
Stork was honored by the Big West Conference as its Coach of the Year in 2011 after the Matadors finished 16-13 overall and 9-7 in the Big West which was good for third place. Cal State Northridge has now had seven players honored on the postseason all-conference team over the last two seasons. In all, 29 Matador players have earned All-Big West honors under Stork while 33 Northridge student-athletes have garnered all-academic consideration. Stork has also had the highest Academic Progress Rating (APR) in Big West Volleyball and has graduated over 30 team members.
In addtion to 2011 and 2012, the 2003 and 2004 seasons are also considered to be the most successful seasons of Stork's tenure.
In 2003, Stork led the Matadors to a 16-13 overall record and a second place finish in the Big West at 12-6. The 2003 season proved even more memorable as CSUN was awarded an NCAA berth for the first time since 1996. Northridge owned its longest win streak since 1996, included in the streak were wins over No. 15 UC Santa Barbara and No. 24 Pacific. The win streak ended when the Matadors dropped a tough 3-1 decision to No. 8 UCLA.
In 2004, Stork guided the Matadors to a 17-11 overall record (11-7 Big West) and Northridge earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season. The Matadors also posted their highest win total since 1996 and their highest conference win total since that same 1996 season.
Stork was officially named head women's volleyball coach at Cal State Northridge on March 15, 2002. Stork became just the sixth head coach in the 31-year history of Matador volleyball.
During Stork's tenure at Cal State Northridge he has also coached the Men's National Team during the World League (2009, 2010) and the Boy's Youth National Team (2010). He also coached his son's USAV junior team to a gold medal in 2007. In 2001, Stork concluded a four-year stint as part of the Pepperdine men's volleyball staff for head coach Marv Dunphy. Stork was tabbed Dunphy's top assistant coach in August of 1998 and helped the 1999 team compile an overall record of 20-5 and earn a No. 4 national ranking from the AVCA and Volleyball Magazine. Stork was named as Pepperdine's interim head coach in 1999 when Dunphy joined the U.S. National Team as an assistant coach through the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
Pepperdine fared well under Stork's guidance, compiling a 22-6 record and advancing to the NCAA Championships. The Waves won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Mountain Division title in 2000 and advanced to the title game of the conference tournament before losing a four-game decision to UCLA in the title match. Pepperdine earned the lone at-large berth to the 2000 NCAA Championships, but the Waves were beaten by Ohio State in the semifinal round. Pepperdine completed the 2000 campaign ranked No. 3 nationally by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) and Volleyball Magazine.
Stork returned to his assistant's post when Dunphy returned as head coach in 2001. The Waves posted a 14-9 mark that year, finishing the season ranked No. 6 nationally in both polls.
Prior to coaching at Pepperdine, Stork worked as an assistant coach during the 1997 season with the women's program at New Mexico under Laurel Brassey Iverson. The Lobos compiled an overall record of 14-15.
A native of Topanga and a graduate of Taft High in Woodland Hills, Stork began his collegiate studies at Pierce College in 1981. He did not play volleyball while at Pierce. He then transferred to Pepperdine where he spent the next three years (1982-84) earning All-American honors all three seasons. During his collegiate career at Pepperdine, Stork helped the Waves to a three-year record of 56-21 (.727). Pepperdine advanced to the NCAA title match in 1983 and 1984, but was beaten both times by UCLA. Stork garnered All-NCAA Tournament Team honors in both seasons. In 1985, Stork decided to try his hand at coaching and served as a graduate assistant coach at Pepperdine while completing work toward a bachelor's degree in education and Kinesiology.
While the Waves were winning a national championship, Stork was embarking on a 10-year tour of duty (1985-92 and 1995-96) as a member of the USA Volleyball Team. He would ultimately become a member of three U.S. Olympic Teams (1988, 1992 and 1996) and was the starting setter on the 1988 team coached by Dunphy that won a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. His 1988 Olympic dreams almost turned into a nightmare as a back injury kept him sidelined for the first two matches. But he returned to spark Team USA's gold medal drive. He is regarded as one of the game's all-time best setters and gained an international reputation for being calm under pressure. His highly technical approach allowed the American squad to maintain its No. 1 world ranking throughout the later half of the 1980s.
Stork is a highly decorated volleyball player and picked up many accolades and medals throughout his career, including being named the co-winner (with Doug Partie) of the 1987 Players Award. In addition to winning the gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games, Stork struck gold at the 1985 NORCECA Championships, the 1985 World Cup, the 1986 World Championships, the 1987 Savvin Cup and the 1987 Pan-American Games. He has also won three silver medals (1985 Savvin Cup, 1987 NORCECA Championships and the 1991 NORCECA Championships) in his career and two bronze medals (1992 Olympic Games and in the 1992 World League). In 2003, Stork was named to the USA Volleyball Men's (1978-2002) 75th Anniversary All-Era Team.
More recently, he was one of six legends inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame as the Class of 2012. The induction ceremony took place in Holyoke, Mass., on Oct. 20, 2012. Stork was also named to the Los Angeles City Section Hall of Fame Class of 2013 as a 1978 graduate of Taft High School. Stork was inducted along with such sports legends as Warren Moon, Robin Yount, Eddie Murray, Garrett Anderson, James Lofton, Al Scates, Oscar De La Hoya and others.
In addition to his substantial experience with the U.S. National Team, Stork played professionally for a number of years in Italy and speaks Italian fluently. He was named the Italian League MVP in 1993 while setting for Mediolanum Gonzaga. His Maxicono team captured the 1990 Italian indoor title. He also competed successfully on the beach during the early 1990s, playing in the Bud Light 4-Man Beach Volleyball League's inaugural season (1991) while leading Club Sportswear to a league championship. He was a two-time MVP of the Bud Light 4-Man League (1991 and 1994).
Stork and his wife, Sabine, have three children -- Matthew, who recently finished his career as a member of the men's volleyball team at Cal State Northridge, Daniel, who also completed his career at UC Irvine, and Nicoletta -- and reside in Topanga, Calif.


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Steven Maser Authors Study on the Federal Bidding Process
How can the government improve contracting?
Steven Maser, Professor of Public Management and Public Policy, recently authored a study funded by the Acquisition Research Program at the Naval Postgraduate School and distributed for practitioners through the IBM Center for the Business of Government. It evaluated the way government agencies manage the bidding process when they purchase products or services.
What Maser found was eye-opening. In the past few years the number of bid protests, where a rejected bidder complains to the Government Accountability Office, has been on the rise although the total number is small.
This trend does not necessarily mean organizations that won the bidding process will lose the contract. Maser found that in most cases bid protests were not sustained. Of those that were sustained, the original recipient typically retained the contract.
However, bid protests aren't necessarily bad. Maser argues that they provide an important benchmark. "In general, the system serves a very good purpose of helping the government actually police itself," he said during an interview with Federal News Radio.
"…when [the Government Accountability Office] sustains a protest and everybody else pays attention and says 'Oh, I'd better do it that way,' that's some of the good that comes out of the bid protest system."
The study notes that the more transparency and disclosure that's built into the process, the less likely a bid protest will occur. It recommends that agencies should simplify the requirements they create for the products and services they need and adequately train staff members who will evaluate proposals.
"One of the findings is that there should be improved and better and more transparent communication from government contracting agencies," Maser explains. For example, when debriefing rejected contractors about ways they could improve their proposals, "You find quite a range from agencies that are divulging the minimal amount they need to divulge to agencies who are extremely forthcoming in working with the business community."
In the long run this strategic approach to bidding will result in fewer bid protests and a decrease in the associated costs – in both dollars and staff resources – of the responses required to address them. It can also create a more collaborative – as opposed to contentious – process between contractors and government agencies.
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Maser, S. (2012). Improving Government Contracting: Lessons from Bid Protests of Department of Defense Source Selections. Washington, DC: IBM Center on the Business of Government.


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In honor of National Foster Care Month, the KidsPeace Raleigh, NC,
Foster Care and Community Programs office is celebrating the work that our families are doing with the
children/teens placed in their homes. Families enter a weekly drawing to win a
gift card by answering a "Question of the Week." We thought that sharing their
thoughts with you would help us honor them further and display how the work
they do daily is giving hope, help and healing to our children, families and
communities. A few of the responses appear below:
Question of the Week for May 3rd:
What do you see as your main
strength as a Foster Parent?
I am very passionate about young
people and often have difficulty defining what many may consider my
"strength" as a Foster Parent. I will say that I always meet the youth
where they are with respect to assuring them that regardless of their
circumstances that we can work together to find viable solutions and identify
the appropriate resources to assist them with moving forward. I believe in
empowering youth and equipping them with skills and processes to achieve goals
and master accomplishments. I am a good listener and I only offer solutions
when prompted by the individual. I strive to provide opportunities wherein
youth can utilize their abilities to problem solve and create positive outcomes
with limited assistance from adults. This process creates strengthened self-esteem
and a new-found awareness of how to deal with adversities and challenges. Youth
are our most valuable asset, and the process by which we lend our talents,
skills and experiences as adults helps prepare them for this journey called
life. There is no blueprint for being a foster parent, but there are
definitely best practices...and they seem to work for me. Evelyn S.
Question of the Week for May 10th:
Tell us about a special memory that
you have of a child placed in your home (past or present).
The first thing I thought of when
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sister's house and all my family was there. S. was sitting on the couch beside
me not expecting any gifts since we had celebrated our family Christmas before
going to my sister's home in Virginia.
I will never forget the look on her face when she got her first gift
from one of my sisters, she almost cried. I don't think she could understand
how complete strangers could accept her and treat her like one of the family so
easily. It was wonderful and she had a great day. Sandy C.
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that you are doing for me. She acknowledged the fact that, although her
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Myrtle Beach, SC – Becker College took two games from the Hilbert College softball team March 17th in the Field of Dreams tournament. The morning game found the Becker pitchers facing, on average, four batters per inning en route to an 8-0, 5-inning game. Hilbert rebounded in the second game and out-hit Becker but stranded 12 runners on base which resulted in a 7-6 loss. With the day's two losses, the Hawks drop to 1-8 at the conclusion of their spring trip.
Becker opened the day with a two-run homer in the first inning and then quietly pulled away. In the bottom of the 5th, Becker's Whitney Buck's triple (3RBI's) ended the game via the 'mercy rule' since Becker built an eight-run lead.
In game two, Hilbert's bats connected for 16 hits but the team's rally for a come-from-behind victory fell short. Becker held a 7-3 lead heading into the bottom of the 6th inning before Hilbert scored 3 runs from Lisa Crowe and Alison Hall's RBI's. The Hawks offense stalled allowing Becker to ride out the storm to a 7-6 win. Sophomore Amber Grosch (Depew, NY/Depew) was 5 for 7 scoring one run and earning 1 RBI while Lisa Crowe (Eden, NY/Eden/Fredonia) (1 RBI) and Halsey Baker (Scio, NY/Scio) each were 3 for 6 for the day.
Hilbert travels north back to WNY and prepares for their Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference opener March 26 against Mount Aloysius College.
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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James 'Wendell' Davis, Ph.D., 1927-2011
James "Wendell" Davis, Ph.D., the first director of SLU's Office of Environmental Safety and professor emeritus of biochemistry and molecular biology, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 15 in Augusta, Maine. He was 84.
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Davis had been a long-time Saint Louis University employee, who taught and conducted research for 40 years as a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology. After 30 years of teaching, he launched a second career at SLU. He led the creation of the Office of Environmental Safety, which he directed for nine years until retiring in 1997. Davis was recognized around campus for his trademark red lab coat, which he wore when responding to environmental safety issues.
"Dr. Davis (Wendell as I came to know him after retirement) was a good man. He was an excellent mentor, warm and caring to all of his staff, and very fair," said Mark Haenchen, who was hired by Davis as a radiation safety officer in 1992 and currently is director of the Office of Environmental Health and Safety.
"He led by example. He trusted his staff to function independently, but was always helpful if you needed him. He stayed in touch after his retirement, including after he and his wife Dottie relocated to Maine. I know I am not alone in being saddened by news of his death. He will be missed."
Haenchen described Davis as a man of integrity who had a strong work ethic and embraced golf in retirement. Dedicated to the future success of the Office of Environmental Safety, Davis orchestrated a phased retirement so he was available to mentor Haenchen in guiding the office, which provided a smooth transition.
"The one thing that stood out to me was he was a very fair person and very proud of his accomplishments," Haenchen said. "He was always engaged and involved. He arrived early and stayed late."
Recruited to Saint Louis University in 1957 by Edward A. Doisy, Ph.D., Davis was part of the academic team that taught nearly every course offered by the biochemistry department to graduate students. Davis also taught the nutrition portion of the medical biochemistry class, and taught biochemistry to undergraduates, which was particularly well-received by pre-medical students, remembered William Sly, M.D., professor of biochemistry and molecular biology. Nutrition was his area of research.
"The Ph.D.s who graduated in this department will remember him fondly," Sly said. "He was always cheerful, a great citizen in the department and a great citizen in the university. He was a really likeable person."
Davis earned his bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of Tulsa and his master's and Ph.D. in biochemistry from Oregon State University. He worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a biochemist for three years before joining the faculty of Saint Louis University.
Davis was a 50-year member of the American Chemical Society and the American Society of Biochemistry. He studied the German language and enjoyed many trips to Germany and Europe, where he made a number of friends.
Davis moved to Augusta, Maine, in 2007 to be close to many of his children and grandchildren. He is survived by his wife Dorothy; children Timothy (Maggie); Glen (Catherine); Peggy Barnes (John); daughter-in-law Chrystie Mort Davis; nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his son Gary Davis.
A memorial service will be held at a future date at Granite Hill Estates Retirement Community, where he had resided. In lieu of flowers, contributions are requested to the Senior College Scholarship Fund, University of Maine at Augusta Senior College, 46 University Drive, Augusta, Maine, 04330 or Granite Hill Estates Life Enrichment Fund, Granite Hill Estates, 60 Balsam Drive, Hallowell, Maine, 04347.


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During its official launch on 29 May 2013, ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) has promised to support Indonesia and its national body – Ikatan Akuntan Indonesia (IAI) in fulfilling the country's urgent need for qualified professional accountants.
Over the course of the past months, ACCA has expanded its reach and engagements with various important stakeholders.
Mulyadi Setiakusuma, head of ACCA Indonesia, stated: 'We promised to support the Indonesian accounting profession and we have begun our effort to show our commitment. We are proud to announce the collaborations that have taken place and will take place very soon.'
ACCA gave a total of IDR 120 million worth of book prize awards to 10 leading universities in Indonesia - Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Bina Nusantara, Prasetiya Mulya Business School, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universitas Surabaya, Universitas Tarumanagara, Universitas Trisakti, Universitas Padjadjaran, Universitas Katolik Parahyangan and STIE YKPN.
ACCA signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Undergraduate Accounting Program of Prasetiya Mulya School of Business and Economics and University of Surabaya on 11 March 2014 and 15 March 2014 respectively.
'The Engagement between ACCA and FBE Universitas of Surabaya (Ubaya) facilitate the accounting students of FBE Ubaya to step into international business environment as global citizen', said officials from University of Surabaya. Whereas Head of Accounting Program of Prasetiya Mulya, Mr. Sandy Harianto, said: 'Collaboration between Prasetiya Mulya School of Business and Economics and ACCA is the first step for Prasetiya Mulya's Accounting Program in preparing accountancy graduate to pursue international qualification and able to work for Multinational Companies in Indonesia and abroad.'
In an effort to educate the market on the importance of international qualification, ACCA did various collaborative events with British Chamber and Ikatan Akuntan Indonesia, in forms of seminars, radio talk shows and Train-the-Trainer sessions where top-notch expatriate lecturers were brought in to guide lecturers from many universities in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Surabaya.
Daniel Hankinson, CFO of HSBC, commented that, 'Seeing the company's strategic global partnership with ACCA, it is only natural to send our finance staffs to learn ACCA as part of the up-skilling process.'
ACCA is also organizing an inter-school accounting essay competition which is supported by Raffles Academy. The aim of this campaign is to jointly generate awareness among middle and high school students about accounting as a profession and engage them in exploring accounting as a career.
Council members of IAI, Ms. Elly Zarni Husin and Mr. Deny Poerhadiyanto, announced the upcoming joint CEO/CFO roundtable in April 2014. It is hoped the initiative will provide a sharing platform for employers and professionals in Indonesia.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team wrapped up play in the main draw of the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Regional in Memphis, Tenn., Saturday. Junior Kaylene Chadwell and sophomore Kayla Jones won a doubles match in the opening round.
Jones and Chadwell posted an 8-6 win over MTSU's Tiffany William and Jesse Grace in the first round. They had a tough opponent in the second round, matching up against the No. 2 seed of Caitlin McGraw and Nadia Ravita from Kentucky. Jones and Chadwell battled hard against the nationally ranked Wildcat pair before falling 8-4.
Jones, Chadwell and senior Alexa Flynn all dropped their first round singles matches in the main draw. Complete results from Saturday's action involving the Mocs are listed below.
All three individuals will compete in the consolation bracket on Sunday. Chadwell takes on Ball State's Bethany Moore at Noon (E.D.T.), followed by Flynn against Miami's (Ohio) Chloe Heerden at 1:00 p.m. Jones takes on Kentucky's Stephanie Fox at 2:30 p.m.
A live blog and updated brackets are available through the Tournament Central link at the top of the page. Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for complete results at the conclusion of play on Sunday.
Singles Main Draw First Round
Courtney Earnest (Ball State) def. Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) – 6-2, 6-2
Lyn Yee Choo (ETSU) def. Alexa Flynn (UTC) – 6-4, 6-3
Marta Morga (Memphis) def. Kayla Jones (UTC) – 6-4, 6-3
Doubles Main Draw First Round
Kaylene Chadwell/Kayla Jones (UTC) def. Tiffany William/Jesse Grace (MTSU) – 8-6
No. 7 Campbell/Antal (Vanderbilt) def. Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots (UTC) – 8-3
Doubles Main Draw Second Round
No. 2 Caitlin McGraw/Nadia Ravita (Kentucky) def. Kayla Jones/Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) – 8-6
Doubles Consolation First Round
Ambika Pande/Victoria Olivarez (Tennessee) def. Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots – 6-5 (5)


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The other "great city" recorded in Revelation 12 is Jerusalem .... the Lord's city
No, I mean chapter 12The woman is national Israel, the manchild is the Lord, and the great city is Jerusalem in this passage
Revelation 12 has a broad view given for understandingThe passage is set for the time of the end, but historical back drop is given for understanding ..... the Lord is looking at the overview of Israel's past ..... and future during the coming tribulation periodThe passage includes Satan's attempt to kill the Lord and His ascension in the first centuryAnd it is the believing remnant part of the nation that will flee into the wilderness from "Judea" [Israel] to escape from the invasion of satan's beast and followers at the middle of the coming 70th week [the tribulation period] decreed for the nation [Zechariah 14:1-4; Matthew 24:15-16]
"Yes we are miles apart" >We are"and until you yield to the manner in which God instructed us to determine truth">This will not happen for sure
For us to try to apply it literally AGAIN means that it wasn't finished the first time. Since when does one prophecy take 2000 years to complete? Applying it spiritually (internally) brings it round full circle . . these things in me must die, these carnal natures, these fleshly desires, I am a city on a hill . . .in me there are cities with walls . .as it was with Jerico. The Word is not for me to apply to you, it's for me to apply to me . . .inwardly. There is where truth dwells . .I am a temple where God is at work . . .trying to put me to rest. The last day . . .there are only 7 days, then it starts all over again. The last day is the seventh day . .the seventh day is the Sabbath day. Jesus said "tear down this temple and in three days I'll raise it up again." Yes, he was referring to his temple of flesh then, but he's also prophesying of his spiritual temple . .which is us . .and it's been 2 days since those words were uttered, this is the third of the three days . . we are in the last day of the last days. It's not based on what I study and learn, it's based on my relationship with the Father. Through my relationship with him he reveals the truth of his Son.
The Lord has delayed His return and associated events and this should be evident to anyone who knows the scriptures and has a knowledge of recorded history of the past 2,000 years


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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Don't use the word "rebuilding."
Cane Bay baseball coach Shane Todd prefers to say the Cobras are going through a transition as the 2013 high school season dawns.
"We lost a lot of big game experience from our back-to-back region championship teams but we are excited that we have an experienced group of young men ready to step up and lead this team after waiting for their opportunity," Todd said. "There is stiff competition for a number of positions and they will be pushed everyday to improve in order to keep their spot. The new lineup and the move to a very competitive AAAA region will provide a strong challenge for this team."
The Cobras have to replace six seniors from last season, including a number of four-year starters, when they went 19-7 and played for a district title.
This year's team will have quality depth on the mound
Florence-Darlington Tech signee Austin Timm will anchor the pitching staff as the Cobras' No. 1 starter. Three lefties fall in behind Timm in senior Taylor Corliss, junior Cody Maw and freshman Tanner Coleman.
The bullpen will be deep too. Right-handed senior Justin Shelton, who has also had some quality starts the last couple of seasons, heads that group. He was 5-1 as a starter in 2012.
Juniors B.J. Thompson, Trey Burdette and Brandon Kuhn are also right-handers.
In the field, Timm (catcher), Shelton (OF), senior Davon Higgins (OF), senior Blaine Peck (OF) and senior Cody Blewer (2B) are returning starters.
Brian Coleman is set to play first base and Thompson is on the other corner. Junior Jacob Page will play shortstop and bat in the leadoff spot.
Seniors Bobby Downey and Mike Morris will likely see time on the corners depending on who is pitching and may also provide help at the DH position.
Junior Christian Dutton (C/2B) and freshman Cameron Rozal (C) provide depth, along with sophomore corner infielders Bryce Singletary and Chris Hitchman.
In addition to the three returning outfielders, Burdette, Maw, and Kuhn will provide depth out there during the season.
"We must capitalize on the other team's mistakes," Todd said. "We must use our athleticism to create scoring opportunities, remain consistent on the mound and be fundamentally sound on defense. With continued hard work and effort this team has the ability to continue building this program into a consistent winner."
Which is why Todd doesn't want to use the word "rebuilding."
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Evan Dunham wants to shut up Internet writer by smashing Rafael dos Anjos
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UFC lightweight Evan Dunham (14-3 MMA, 7-3 UFC) admits his UFC 156 fight with Gleison Tibau wasn't the best performance of his career. That said, he takes offense to a writer's claim that he would "probably get murdered" by Rafael dos Anjos and would love the chance to prove him wrong.
"I tell you who I would like to fight: Rafael dos Anjos," Dunham recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio (MMA Radio, UFC Radio - MMAjunkie Radio). "I read an interview saying I had no business fighting a guy like that and that he's at a whole different level.
"Bleacher Report put out something I'm not very happy with that guy, but I don't let it get to me."
Yet it's easy to see it does get to the Oregon native. There was certainly no shame in his win, grinding out a hard-fought split decision over a massive Gleison Tibau, who Dunham said felt like a tree trunk when he tried unsuccessfully to take the fight to the floor. Still, Dunham admits his primary attack was unfortunately ineffective.
"My mindset going into the fight was to put him on his ass and submit him," Dunham said. "But as we saw, that didn't work out too well. Plan B was to go to the hands.
"He's a very durable guy. I was trying to put him away, and that didn't happen."
Tibau proved capable in his takedown defense, but he tired as the fight wore on. Dunham kept active and pushed until the final bell, sealing the narrow win. It didn't provide any material for his career highlight film, but Dunham was secretly satisfied with the win. While he only begrudgingly discussed his condition, Dunham admitted he battled several pre-fight injuries that nearly saw him pull out of the fight.
"I don't want to go into the whole thing, but this camp was by far the shortest and least productive not by choice, obviously," Dunham said. "There were several things that came up within this fight. I don't want to go into it all, but it was by far my worst camp ever. ""I read it real quick, but it said I didn't have any business fighting a guy like Rafael dos Anjos," Dunham said. "I wanted to remind him that two of his losses are two guys I beat. I would love to go fight that kid and put the hurt him just so I could rub it in that other dude's face."


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Pretty Little Liars Recap: Crash & Burn, Girl.Tuesday, July 23 2013
Caleb and Toby work together to investigate "A" and the lodge fire, Hanna tries to pretend that she's fine, but her pals worry about her, and Aria finds Mike's behavior troubling.
In Hanna's kitchen, she and Emily wash dishes. Emily's shoulder still hurts. Spencer apologizes for Toby not being ready to talk yet. Aria appears, complaining that Hanna won't eat. They discuss Ashley's arraignment. They agree to get Hanna through this together. Upstairs, Hanna is on the phone with Caleb. He promises not to do anything stupid and says he'll be right back beside her once he finds something to get her mom off the murder charges.
Caleb hangs up from Hanna. He's in Toby's room. Toby asks, "Are you ready to do this?" They look at a bulletin board with all of their information on it. Caleb writes, "Where is A?" on a sticky note.
At Emily's house the next morning, Pam tells her someone suggested prolotherapy for her shoulder - one injection a week for about two months. Pam assures her they'll pay for it. Emily's phone keeps beeping - it's Hanna. Pam says Ashley's been accused of murder and Hanna needs to spend time with her father. They agree to meet after school.
At school, Aria and Mike discuss the damage to Connor's car. Mike says Connor's a wuss. Aria asks about his whereabouts that night. Mike asks, "Really?" He says he has a lacrosse stick, the car was bashed with a lead pipe.
Hanna visits with Ashley in jail. They discuss clothes for her hearing. Ashley wants a watch Hanna's grandmother gave her. Hanna talks about a spa package and ski trip - she says Ashley will be going with her.
At Toby's place, he and Caleb discuss the lodge fire, the idea that Alison might be alive, and the red coat. Caleb asks about a file that says 'blonde girl' on it. Toby says it's private. They find a flight center nearby and decide to check it out.
At school, Emily talks to Hanna. Two boys gawk. Emily challenges them as Ezra appears. Ezra and Hanna walk together. Hanna says everyone is looking at her with judgy eyes. He gives her a break on her essay. On the stairs, the vice-principal talks to Aria about her brother possibly being responsible for Connor's car. He asks if he's still taking his medication. She says of course.
Emily meets her mother at the police station. While her mother's busy she eyes up a set of keys.
Aria is at her dad's place. He's concerned about Mike. Connor's father is pressing to have Mike expelled. Aria says she thinks this is happening because of her. She explains. Byron thinks Connor needs to be scrutinized and punished. He leaves to find Mike.
Spencer stops by Hanna's house. Spencer says she heard her mom and dad talking strategy. She breaks the news that Ashley and Wilden have a very tense history and she could go up for manslaughter or even first degree murder. Hanna cries and Spencer holds her.
At the flight center, Toby and Caleb ask questions about flight plans being on file. They pay the guy at the desk to show them the details on the plane from the night of the fire. They are disappointed by what they find. They leave, and the guy makes a call.
At the cafe, Aria tells Emily and Spencer she thinks 'A' damaged Connor's car. Emily says, "Let's go." They are puzzled. "To your appointment?" Emily holds up the keys from the station and says they're breaking into Wilden's apartment.
They enter Wilden's messy apartment and don gloves. They plan to look for clues related to Jenna and Shana. The phone rings and goes to voicemail. Someone watches from outside. They search and only find socks and porn movies. They see a box from a steak place and find a cooler inside with smelly meat organs in it. There's a note from 'A' who is looking forward to seeing them at a BBQ.
Back at Toby's place, he tells Caleb he can crash there and questions how the guy at the flight center knew it was foggy the night of the fire. He thinks NW stands for Nigel Wright.
At home, Hanna gets Ashley's clothes ready for the hearing.
Aria waits outside the vice-principal's office while Byron and Mike talk to him. Ezra appears. She tells him a police report is being filed and Mike could be expelled. Ezra doesn't think Mike could do that. He lets her know he cares and asks if she knows who did it. Byron emerges, greets Ezra and sends Aria home. Ezra goes in and asks the vice-principal if anyone actually witnessed the vandalism. He raises the issue of the VP asking Aria about Mike's medication. The VP admits he made an error in judgement, but so has Ezra.
At the police station, Emily watches as Pam's superiors warn her to find the key.
Back at the flight center, Toby and Caleb confront Nigel. He admits he got paid to fake a flight plan and make up a story. He says CeeCee paid him and then runs. Caleb holds up Nigel's phone and says it might tell them the whole story.
Caleb and Toby fill Spencer in on their findings back at Toby's house. They wonder if CeeCee killed Wilden. Spencer and Toby step aside and discuss whether she could have been the blonde girl who got her hands on his mother's records.
At home, Mike tells Aria that Ezra intervened and he's not getting expelled. Mike almost wishes he had done it. Aria says that's not him.
Pam finds Emily at home looking up the number of the order from the steak place. She complains that she rescheduled her appointment. Emily says she'll meet her at work again tomorrow after school. Pam says she won't be there - she got suspended. A note pops up on Em's computer - "You crashed Wilden's. Now I'll make it all come crashing down 'A'"
Aria goes to Ezra's place to leave a thank you note. He appears. He says there's nothing he wouldn't do for her. They gaze at each other. She says she has to go.
At the jail, Hanna urges Ashley to plead self-defense. Ashley says she didn't do it. Hanna says they know that but no one else is buying it. Ashley refuses to cop to a murder she didn't commit.
At an undisclosed location, Nigel tells someone unseen that he thinks the long-haired one took his phone. He hands the person a coffee and says, "Careful, babe, it's hot." There are black sunglasses and a blind person's cane folded up on the table.
In bed, Emily gets up and listens to Pam talking to her father on the phone about using the emergency credit card. Suddenly a car drives right through into the living room aiming for Pam. It doesn't hit her. Emily pulls her away.
In a hardware store, 'A' buys a home repair book and duct tape, along with a gift certificate for $50 made out to Emily Fields.
Spoilers for Next Week on Pretty Little Liars:
Hanna joins forces with Mona to help Ashley despite Caleb's objections.
Spencer looks into Wilden's connection to another death.
Emily reconnects with Zoe.
Jake helps Aria gain insight into her brother's new attitude.
Candi's Comments:
'A' is really going after the parents! I love Toby and Caleb working together, and it's quite interesting to have CeeCee's name brought back into things. Feeling so bad for Hanna!
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