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Did you know? The dance minor is open to all students regardless of their choice of major. The course requirements for a dance minor include 19 credit hours of technique classes, dance composition, dance history, and dance practicum.
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The Dance Minor program offered at Ohio Northern University emphasizes a strong liberal arts education and provides a flexible program that adapts easily to individual needs and interest while maintaining professional standards. The dance minor is open to all students regardless of their choice of major. The course requirements for a dance minor include 19 credit hours of technique classes, dance composition, dance history, and dance practicum.
Acceptance into the Company and participation in the guest artist choreography projects is by audition and based on talent and technical skills. Auditions are open to any member of the community age 16 or older and any ONU student regardless of class rank or major field of study. Click here for audition information.
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The ONU Dance Company, which includes ONU students and area dancers, performs on the main stage of the Freed Center for the Performing Arts twice annually. The Freed Center is a modern facility with the latest equipment, including: A 550-seat proscenium theatre and 132-seat studio theatre; Dance/rehearsal room, scenic and costume shops, and academic and performance support spaces; "smart" classrooms equipped with current instructional technology; State-of-the-art computer lab
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In this season of arts, culture and sports celebrations, my nearest and dearest have imbibed in all three. The most heartening to us was our coinciding family reunion.
My brother Dan enters the Masters lottery each year for tickets to the coveted practice rounds at Augusta Georgia's yearly summit of golf tournaments. He's been pretty successful and always shares his good fortune with family members. This year the four winning tickets were shared by Dan, and our brother Mike, who flew in from Texas along with Mike's wife Jeannette. The Augusta-bound quartet was completed by my son and son-in-law, David and Todd respectively.
Both brothers are avid golfers, Dave is a sometimes player who keeps trying to get on the course more often. Todd doesn't play golf and has no desire to. However, he was excited to take part in something he says he's read about and watched on television for years.
The Texas contingent arrived in time for the Flowertown Festival and as our daughter Cathy lives close to Azalea Park, we headquartered there for our festival participation. Our youngest, Mary Clare and her family, came down from Lexington to join the good times.
The female members of the family plied the festival paths most frequently and among the things the women – and a man or two – helped the local economy with included a sushi platter and plates, a butterfly feeder shaped like a giant bronze tulip, a bottle tree and what my mother would have called a "do-flicky." It's a wind sculpture boasting a tennis-ball size crystal and a smaller colored orb which wind their way down a metal spiral, powered by the wind and/or the accompanying battery-powered motor. The balls catch the sun and throw off delightful rainbows of light.
We shared dinners at our local homes and eateries. The fare included barbecue, grilled turkey tenderloins, shrimp and grits, gumbo and as a bon voyage party entrée, she crab soup. (This, I strongly suspect, is one of the major reasons Mike comes to South Carolina!) It was an event-filled week, but the most meaningful aspect was time we spent together, no matter where. We shared family updates, looked at pictures of grandchildren and heard impressions of the Augusta trip.
David had been there several times, more than 20 years ago. He says it's both the same and different. "There are more comforts, including expanded on-site parking, convenience stops every four holes, free long distance calling (as cell phones are prohibited) an enormous gift shop and more security check points. But discounting all that modernization -- the design, beauty and incredibly manicured landscape haven't changed at all."
Todd called the experience "a stunner," saying that while TV coverage gives you good close-ups of the players and the settings, there is no substitute for actually being there at least once to really take in the whole panorama.
My husband Jim was born and raised in Augusta, played on his high school golf team, worked at the Augusta National helping in the press tent and in crowd control. He even got to play the course a few times as his team sponsor was a club member Jim says that course has always been impeccable. "You can't find a weed in the rough."
Know what? That pretty much describes our reunion as well.
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The Dan Beard Council's endowment fund is getting a new name, a new goal and new leadership!
The council's planned giving efforts are now known as the Dan Beard Second Century Society. This new name comes with a goal of growing the council's endowment in order to provide long-term, permanent funding for the council. Planned Giving Chair Steve Korach said, "We hope that every Dan Beard Council volunteer will consider the Scouts when they do their estate planning".
Korach, an Eagle Scout and Silver Beaver recipient was recently asked to chair the planned giving committee. This, coupled with the hiring of long-time Scouter Jeff Taylor as the Planned Giving Director, places an increased level of importance on the fact that a strong endowment is critical to the long-term financial success of the council.
Planned gifts can be as simple as including the Dan Beard Council in your will, donating a life insurance policy, creating a life income annuity or even establishing a James E. West Fellowship as recognition of a Scouter's achievements. Donations to the endowment are held in perpetuity, which means your gift is never spent but is rather invested. Earnings from the investment are then used to support Scouting in the Dan Beard Council for generations to come.
The Dan Beard Second Century Society is a very special group of people who act on their belief that it's important to leave a legacy of support for Scouting. Anyone who includes the Dan Beard Council in their will or does any other form of planned giving will become a Second Century Society member. The Society will hold an annual event and donors receive special recognition for their support.
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One Car One Difference is a vehicle donation program benefiting the local efforts of the Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts of America. Conducted by Insurance Auto Auctions and its Donation Division, the One Car One Difference team picks up the vehicles you no longer use and selss them to raise money for Dan Beard Council. Your participation in this tax-exempt program provides a significant boost to the BSA as we work to develop tomorrow's leaders.
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The Dan Beard Council endowment fund ensures that the strong Scouting programs that we enjoy today will be available for our children, grandchildren and all youth for generations to come. Gifts to the endowment are restricted so that that the principal of the gifts are never spent. These funds are carefully invested and the investment earnings are then put to work annually to fund the programs of the Dan Beard Council.
Please click here to download the Dan Beard Council Endowment Brochure (PDF reader required).
The Dan Beard Council is pleased to accept any of the following forms of donations in order to benefit the endowment fund:
All donors and spouses who make either an outright or deferred gift to the Dan Beard Council endowment fund will be invited to join the Daniel Carter Beard Heritage Society. The Heritage Society holds donor recognition and fellowship receptions and endowment education seminars throughout the year.
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said he's getting more questions from NFL scouts about Connor Shaw. With the senior quarterback's strong start to the season, expect those inquiries to rise.
Shaw has always been a steady leader who leaned on other Gamecock playmakers in recent years, including receivers Alshon Jeffery and Ace Sanders, and tailback Marcus Lattimore. It's a formula that has helped No. 13 South Carolina go 31-9 the past three seasons.
Now, Shaw's the main attraction for the Gamecocks' no-name offense, which built a 28-0 en route to Saturday night's 35-25 victory over Vanderbilt.
He finished 21 of 29 for 284 yards and three touchdowns against the Commodores. He also rushed for a team best 84 yards to keep Vanderbilt on its heels. Shaw showed off his arm with two first-half TD passes, fitting in the ball into tight coverage for a 12-yard scoring throw to Nick Jones and a 26-yard touchdown pass to Bruce Ellington to build the Gamecocks big lead.
"I told the receivers this week that I was going to let it fly this week," Shaw said.
The QB's play has kept the Gamecocks offense flying despite the loss of record-setting playmakers. He's 19-4 as a starter since taking over the starting job from oft-suspended quarterback Stephen Garcia in 2011.
The Gamecocks (2-1, 1-1 Southeastern Conference) had a season-best 579 yards of offense, the most in two season since South Carolina's then-sophomore Shaw threw for four touchdowns and amassed 639 yards in a 54-3 victory over Kentucky.
"This might be the best we've ever looked on offense since I've been here," Spurrier said.
Shaw's the biggest reason why.
The younger brother of former Georgia Tech and Georgia Southern passer Jaybo, Shaw came to the Gamecocks as a stellar run, so-so passing quarterback who figured to backup the highly regarded Garcia on the depth chart.
As Garcia struggled to stay eligible – he was suspended five times by South Carolina before being dismissed from the team– Shaw saw more playing time. Shaw's breakthrough game came against the Wildcats in 2011 and he's taken off from there.
The ride hasn't always been easy. Spurrier gets frustrated when he says Shaw takes off running too quickly instead of trusting the play and letting the ball go. Behind Shaw is Dylan Thompson, the more traditional pocket passer who's been a fan favorite for his ability to throw and connect on the long ball.
Shaw's dual-threat nature makes him doubly hard to stop, particularly for the Commodores. Shaw rallied the Gamecocks to a fourth-quarter touchdown in a 17-13 victory in Nashville to start the 2012 season, despite a shoulder injury from earlier in the game.
This time, Shaw simply overwhelmed Vanderbilt with his accuracy and legs.
"Their quarterback played as good of first half as he could. That throw to Ellington over the shoulder was in perfect position," Vanderbilt coach James Franklin said.
Shaw had foot surgery days after South Carolina's Outback Bowl victory over Michigan last New Year's Day and missed spring workouts. Once cleared by doctors to train, Shaw threw himself into things with a gusto that impressed his teammates.
"He's been coming to practices and stepping up and being a leader and coming out every day to work" said Ellington, who had eight catches for 111 yards.
Shaw said he's focused on making the most of his last college season. That took a hit on Sept. 7 when the Gamecocks lost 41-30 at Georgia, an early showdown for the SEC Eastern Division title.
He made sure that defeat didn't linger, leading the Gamecocks to touchdowns on his first three possessions under center – backup Thompson engineered a touchdown drive in that stretch, too – on the way to a big lead.
When Vanderbilt rallied back within 35-25 and South Carolina backed up on its 1 with almost nine minutes left in the final quarter, Shaw led a 17-play, 64-yard drive that soaked up all but 55 seconds to seal the game.
Shaw picked up two crucial first downs in the sequence, one on third-and-1 from SC's 10 and the other moments later on fourth-and-1 from the Gamecocks 45.
"I thought he had a heck of a game. He's really a good passer," Spurrier said. "Yeah, we gave him a game ball. We thought he was deserving."
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Galloping backward with school district consolidationApril 27,2014When Robert Naisbitt published (in 1982) his seminal treatment (entitled Megatrends) of the emerging characteristics of the third wave (what is now called postindustrial society), he advised that it is important to be riding the horse of history in the direction the horse is going.
Those who might be tempted to support the current bill in the Legislature to consolidate school districts should be advised that this particular horse is galloping backward straight into the bowels of the past: the second wave, the concentrated, dehumanizing, hierarchical structure and politics of urban-industrial society.
The world, on the other hand (and especially Vermont), is fully engaged in future: what some have called the techno-polities of a more humane, decentralized and (most importantly) democratic postindustrial world. I say techno politics to emphasize that the keys to this future are the (still developing) possibilities of the computer and its creation of the information society.
I intend here no strict analysis of the technical faults of H.883, which have been (with devastating effect I might add) already critiqued on these pages. But it is important to understand that this bill is conservative in the behavioral sense perpetuating a process that has long since crested and passed: the process of increasing centralism, hierarchy and (yes) inhumanity in politics and governance.
This critique is especially important because Vermont is so deeply committed to the third wave. Indeed, when I read Naisbitts book more than 30 years ago I noted in a margin (when he wrote agricultural and informational societies are decentralized ) This is Vermont! For even then we were a leader in information technology.
In fact Vermont had (despite its bucolic reputation) been a leader in technology from the beginning. For my own part I once wrote that: while Vermont contributed almost none of the bulk of the industrial revolution, it contributes an amazing amount of the brains, given its tiny population.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, so can be a causal flow chart (honest). I urge readers to take a moment to follow the arrows in the accompanying diagram. Here I outline the specifics of the model.
In short the bill to streamline the educational governance structure in Vermont is a giant step toward what political scientists often call marketplace politics which features organized groups buying and selling influence in a political marketplace.
It is designed to be fair of course and your vote is your currency. Our centralized marketplace in Vermont is better than it is in most states. But one of the reasons for that is because it is supported by a couple of centuries of decentralized small town democracy. And make no mistake; this bill is a major blow against small town democracy.
As Vermonts own John Dewey (who was one of Americas all-time leading political philosophers) once said: Democracy must begin at home, and its home is the small community. And knowing Dewey, is there any doubt that he might have added; and face-to-face democratic governance in local education is the soul of the small community?
On a personal note, Ive been studying and writing about democracy in Vermont for half a century. I cant remember a more serious threat to it. Please. Defeat this bill.
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Fantastical 2 updated with new icon badge options, better geofence handling, and more
Fantastical 2, one of our favorite alternative Calendar apps for iPhone, has just been updated to version 2.0.2 and even though it's a point release that contains bug fixes, it also contains a few new features as well. Among them are new app icon badge options and better handling for location matching and search results when using geofences.
Concerning the app icon badge, Fantastical 2 now gives you another configuration to choose from. Choose the new All Overdue Reminders option if you'd like Fantastical 2 to behave the same way the default Reminders app does.
If you use geofences, you should hopefully get better search results with the 2.0.2 update as well. Other improvements in the update include tweaking the invitees section so it doesn't appear so small on the iPhone, particularly the smaller screened models.
For those of you that already purchased Fantastical 2, the update is free. If you haven't tried Fantastical 2 yet, you can hit the link to purchase it. You won't be sorry you did.
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Fantastical 2 updated with new icon badge options, better geofence handling, and more
I'm seeing a lot of Fantastical articles these past few days. I don't really use any calendar app (not even the stock one) but if I were to get one, it seems Fantastical is the way to go seeing how iMore only has high praises for this app. And, you can see really see the dedication of these developers in giving their users a better experience, judging by how frequently they do updates whether to fix bugs or/and add more features.
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I just purchased Fantastical 2 over the weekend. So far, I'm loving it. I was using Tempo for a bit. I decided to spend the dollars and see what all the accolades were about. Satisfied customer thus far. Take the plunge!
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This is great! Glad to see these updates!
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Since I have wifi only, the geofencing doesn't apply as much to me. However, I think I'll use that overdue reminders badge.
Fantastical is one of those apps which is both pretty and easy to use ( and looks good on iOS 7 home screen ).
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I've heard nothing but great things about Fantastical, I'm just hesitant to leave my Apple apps ecosystem as they all work with each other so well. As I've mentioned previously on this site, it would be amazing to have the option to change your default mail, calendar and notes apps.
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Agreed. I'd even like to replace the default camera app (for ProCamera).
When I saw a spot in the App Store for Safari, I thought this might be a possibility in the future.
... I don't like having 2 apps on my phone that basically do the same thing. At the very least if like to be able to hide default Apple apps I don't use. It'd be tidier than stowing them away in a folder.
As much as I want to use Apple apps because I feel like they would [should] provide the best experience, Fantastical is a more wonderful calendar app.
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Okay I was agnostic about the first Fantastical, so much so that I switched back to the native calendar app. Then I bought Calendar 5, which I really like. Question now is do I switch once more to F2?!
I'd love to use it if Apple would just allow us to replace their app with this one. The only main advantage of Android devices is this annoying attitude of Cupertino.
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Pregnant Kate Middleton: My Friends Keep Texting Me Baby Names
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in Scotland on Thursday, and while Prince William was getting rejected by a 4-year-old (harsh!), Kate Middleton was surrounded by baby questions.
Kate told one fan (via People) she's due "around mid-July, but apparently babies have their own agenda." She also said she and William "have a short list" of names for both boys and girls, "but it's very difficult. My friends keep texting me names." Ha! Everyone has to get their two cents in.
According to Us Weekly, Kate & William were considering Elizabeth Diana Carole for a girl's name, which would combine his grandmother's name, his mother's name, and her mother's name, all in the name of their potential future daughter/queen. Do you have suggestions/hopes for the baby's gender/name or are you just going to wait and see what happens?
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"Thank God, everything has worked out for the best," Teixeira told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "I've trained hard, and today I'm nearing my goal. I'm very thankful that I've gotten this far in two years without any serious injury. Mostly, it's been all hard training sessions."
Wednesday's event, which airs on FOX Sports 1 following a prelim on Facebook, takes place at Mineirinho Arena in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Teixeira hails from Minas Gerais, and he's been featured prominently in the buildup to the fight.
Does the hometown-hero role come with pressure?
"I'm feeling happy," he said. "There's a little pressure because it's the main event, but I'm very happy to see a dream come true. I've always dreamed of winning in the UFC. To be in the main event in the UFC is already a materialization of my dreams. I'm very excited about this. I hope to put on a great performance."
Since signing with the UFC, Teixeira has extended his current winning streak to 19 fights (with 17 stoppages). In the UFC, he's faced and defeated increasingly tougher competition, starting with Kyle Kingsbury and moving on to Fabio Maldonado, Quinton Jackson and James Te Huna. Even reigning champion and pound-for-pound notable Jon Jones has pegged him as a worthy opponent. That makes a win over Bader all the more important. But despite the recent Brazil vs. the world theme of the UFC's cards in the South American country, Teixeira doesn't necessarily see it that way.
"I have great Brazilian friends and also great American friends," said the fighter, who's trained throughout the U.S. in recent years. "Of course I'm from Brazil, and I want to win for Brazil. That's undeniable. Brazil is in my heart, and I know the suffering and sacrifice of the Brazilian people.
"At the some time, I have great American friends whom I'd rather not see face my Brazilian friends, though if it happens in the future, there's nothing I can do about it. That's the sport we're in."
Bader, a two-time NCAA Division I All-American wrestler who's added solid striking skills to his game, provides Teixeira one of his toughest tests yet. The bout, which initially was targeted for UFC 160 before Bader suffered an injury, is a stiff challenge for the title hopeful.
"He's a difficult opponent with great wrestling," Teixeira said. "I think he'll attempt to impose his wrestling since that's his strong suit. But his knockout power and submission ability cannot be ignored. He doesn't have a wide variety of submissions, but they are strong submissions. I think he's a great athlete, and I think it will be a great fight. Our styles match up well and it will be a good fight for the fans."
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"Every victory brings me a step closer to the belt," he said. "I'm confident I'll have an excellent performance. Hopefully I can contend for the belt in 2014."


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T'was a Superfood Christmas, and all through the house,
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Some snacks before dinner, cinnamon coated walnuts with care.
Saving the dark chocolate for dessert, with almonds to spare.
There was spinach and roasted pumpkin salad,
Garlic & Lemon dressing made it more superfood valid.
Took the bottle of red wine out of the gift wrap,
Steamed the broccoli, peas and beans – no time for a nap.
Tarts with cranberries and cherries adorned the Christmas platter,
Saving the blueberries for the morning, for pancake batter.
That was my version of the traditional Christmas poem that I'm sure you've heard more than a few times before. Just because it was Christmas, it was not a reason to overindulge. The superfoods were in abundance in our home.
Superfoods contribute to a healthy body and mind. Our Christmas Eve menu consisted of almonds and walnuts as snacks. The sparkling shiraz was the start of the red wine health benefits, and red wine to accompany the meal.
A mixture of different berries: blueberries, cherries and cranberries gave us many health benefits. Broccoli, spinach and pumpkin were packed with superfood benefits and of course, a bit of dark chocolate and sweet potato pie for dessert.
Christmas morning started with an early swim at the beach, to get our exercise to start the day. Then we came back and had pancakes for breakfast. The pancake batter was wheat-free and dairy-free with blueberry superfood benefits.
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LifeStore Financial Group (LSFG), the holding company for LifeStore Bank and LifeStore Insurance Services, Inc., announced financial results for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 2012.
Net income was $188,889 or $0.19 per share for the quarter ending on Dec. 31, 2012, and for the six months ended Dec. 31, 2012 net income was $$416,511 compared to $230,667 for the six months ended Dec. 31, 2011. This follows the June 30, 2012 year end results where the Financial Group reported a net income of $569,968. Assets totaled $268.1 million at Dec. 31, 2012.
"I am encouraged by our continued success in generating net income," said Robert Washburn, President and CEO. "This is the fifth consecutive quarter in which we have seen positive income, and LifeStore Bank's capital ratios remain strong as well. Our Leverage ratio increased to 9.30 percent. This ratio was 8.75 percent at our fiscal year end in June, and 9.18 percent as of Sept. 30, 2012. Our Total Risk Based Capital ratio improved to 14.34 percent, an increase from 13.65 percent in June, and 14.02 percent at the end of September. Banks are considered well capitalized if these ratios are 5.0 percent and 10.0 percent, respectively."
LifeStore Financial Group, headquartered in West Jefferson. They provide banking, investment and insurance services. It is a federally chartered thrift holding company that owns 100 percent of the common stock of LifeStore Bank, Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender, and operates branches in Boone, Jefferson, Warrensville and West Jefferson. LifeStore Insurance is an independent insurance agency serving these markets along with Elkin, Lenoir, North Wilkesboro and Sparta. The financial condition, results of operations and other business of LifeStore Financial Group and Subsidiaries are subject to various factors. Factors that could influence the financial condition and results of operations include changes in the national, regional and local market conditions, a slowing economy, layoffs and legislative and regulatory conditions.


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Anyone who collects or sells sports figures and memorabilia has likely heard of the National Sports Collectors Convention, held this year at the Atlantic City Convention Center. McFarlane Toys will be at the event -- which is in its 24th year -- from July 24 – 27.
With the spawn.com road warriors aiming to rack up several million frequent flier miles this month, we definitely didn't want to miss it. Besides, where else can autograph seekers get ink from sports stars such as Troy Aikman, Harmon Killebrew, Dick Butkus, Bill Walton, Ernie Banks, Pete Rose and many, many more? Not a sports fan or trying to convince a non-fan to come with you? Then you are in luck as rock band KISS and actor Lorenzo Lamas will be among the non-athletes signing at the show.
Attendees have a chance to pick up the event-exclusive figures of the New Jersey Nets Kenyon Martin in the team's Hardwood Classics retro uniform and the New York Giants Tiki Barber. These figures are extremely limited and will sell for $15 each or $25 for the set. Day one sales limits will be four sets or four of either individual figure per person. Sales limits for days two through four will be set each morning, depending on product availability. There are no discounts on individual figure sales and product availability after the first day is not guaranteed.
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PumpkinWant to live longer? Eat pumpkin. Steven Pratt, M.D., author of the forthcoming SuperHealth: 6 Simple Steps, 6 Easy Weeks, 1 Longer, Healthier Life, is such a fan of the orange vegetable, he named it one of his 14 superfoods. "Pumpkin has two great longevity nutrients: alpha carotene and beta carotene," he says. These nutrients, referred to as carotenoids, may help prevent some kinds of cancer and heart disease.
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Sweet potatoesThis Thanksgiving side is high in potassium, which has been found to lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of stroke, says Heidi Skolnik M.S., CDN, FACSM, president of Nutrition Conditioning and consulting nutritionist to the School of American Ballet. When eaten with the skin on, they deliver a lot of fiber, too.
BeetsBeets tend to be right up there with brussels sprouts on the foods-from-your-childhood-you-won't-touch list, but it's time to give them a second chance. For one thing, they're sweet and tasty. But more important, they're high in folate, fiber, vitamin C, iron and more. They may even prevent colon cancer, so eat up!
MushroomsBored of carrots? Try sliced mushrooms next time you're hunting for a snack, says Marissa Lippert, R.D. One cup is only 15 calories! Plus, they're high in selenium, a powerful antioxidant, which can help prevent damage caused by pollution and cigarette smoke.
TurkeyChoose turkey over prime rib at the holiday buffet this season and you could stave off that winter cold. The white meat is filled with immune-system-boosting nutrients like zinc and B vitamins, says Dr. Pratt. And a five-ounce serving of skinless white meat is only 193 calories.
OnionsHigh in vitamin C and fiber, this veggie is one fixin' you should add to your meal. It has been found to lower women's risk of ovarian cancer in some cases and possesses some of the same bone-health benefits found in milk. Preventing osteoporosis? Now that's nothing to cry about.
Butternut squash"This is one of the healthiest vegetables around and also one of my favorites," says Skolnik. "Low in fat, butternut squash delivers an ample dose of dietary fiber, making it an exceptionally heart-friendly choice. It provides significant amounts of potassium, important for bone health, and vitamin B6, essential for the proper functioning of both the nervous system and immune system."
Kale and Swiss chardSubstitute spinach or regular lettuce with kale. The dark, leafy green is loaded with fiber and antioxidants and is rich in vitamin K, which helps blood to clot. If you're looking to add color to your meal, you'll get many of the same health benefits by choosing Swiss chard, says Lippert.
CranberriesYou've probably heard that drinking cranberry juice may prevent urinary tract infections. Skolnik says it's not a myth: Cranberries contain something called proanthocyanidin, or PACs, that have been shown to prevent UTI-causing bacteria from sticking to the urinary tract wall. They may also help prevent gum disease.
WalnutsThese nuts are high in calories (326 for a half cup), but you should still eat them, says Lippert. They're also high in omega-3 fatty acids, which studies have shown may reduce the risk of heart disease.


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Amid a light snow shower in Annandale, 70 C2C Fellows arrived on Friday from as far away as Depaul University in Chicago and Tulane University in Louisiana. Eleven participants were Bard College undergraduates, and four early college students drove in from Bard College at Simon's Rock in Massachusetts. They were students of broad educational backgrounds, including political studies, economics, and environmental science; led green organizations and political science clubs at their colleges; and worked in their campus gardens and farms.
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Nick Stracco of Tulane found inspiration and solidarity in the workshop. "Just being in a group filled with people who also care about [the environment] and want to grow as people, and young professionals, makes me feel like it's a fight worth fighting, because there are so many other people that think it's worth fighting." Fellows come out of the weekend feeling motivated to bring what they have learned back to their campuses and communities. The goal of the C2C staff and the growing national network of C2C Fellows is to keep the momentum going in the face of what Workshop Facilitator Jess Scott calls "a stark political and environmental climate." She adds, "We help remind young people that there is hope, I think, and give them the skills and courage to act." C2C will strive to spread that message with workshops and events in the new year. The annual C2C Fellows Day of Action will take place on April 17, 2013, featuring a nationwide showing of the film The Island President—about Maldives leader Mohamed Nasheed's fight against rising sea levels that threaten the safety of his country—followed by a webinar with the film's director Jon Shenk. Upcoming C2C workshops in Colorado, Michigan, and Oregon will train groups of young environmental leaders in those regions.
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(May 19, 2008) - Hagerstown Community College held its annual Adult Education Commencement ceremony on Sun., May 18, 2008, at 2:30 p.m., in the Athletic, Recreation, and Community Center.
Following remarks from HCC President Guy Altieri, attendees heard from Judith Oleks, vice president of academic affairs; and two students, Freedom Davis and Erik Boone. Dawn Schoenenberger, interim director, developmental education and adult literacy services, conducted the presentation of graduates and Altieri, assisted by various members of the HCC Board of Trustees, awarded diplomas.
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From Boonsboro:
Elesha Hurley
Kelly Hutchinson
Kaitlin Latimer
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Lorretta Kline
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Charles Bryan
Robert Hare
Stephen Peplinski
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Christopher Branham
Sabrina Clem
Sean Coffin
John Combs
Michelle Conover
Corey Dorsey
Crystal Ebersole
Amber Fraser
Donald French
Robert Griffith, Jr.
Stephanie Grove
Barbara Hamilton
David Jenkins
Patrick Kemmerer
Craig Kennedy, Jr.
Ryan Kleckner
William Kline
Andrew Kuhlman
Bobbi Lady
Erica McCormick
Sasiluck Muangpetch
Joshua Myers
Alisha Nicewarner
Joshua Norton
Holly Peters
Jennifer Reed
Christopher Shindle
Brett Smith
Brittany Walter
Jennifer Wiles
Laddaka Wilson
Tyler Wood
Meighan Young
Jessica Youngbar
Michael Zarefoss
From Hancock:
Lee McCauley
From Knoxville, Md.:
Travis Dillman
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Seth Jarrell
From Smithsburg:
Dustin Clever
Adriane Johnson
Bradley Jump
Kenneth Lapole
Douglas Shirk
Patricia Shirk
From Williamsport:
Jessica Kegley
Amanda Smith
Cierra Spigler
Eric Toman
External Diploma Program graduates included:
From Cascade:
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From Clear Spring:
Connie Gladhill
From Falling Waters, W.Va.:
Brenda Murray
From Hagerstown:
Britt Menendez Arrivilaga
Sharon Belair
Felicia Benear
Mary Benner
Patti Benningfield
Erik Boone
Rachel Boulden
Scott Carnell
Tammy Clark
Freedom Davis
Connie Ely
Vincent Fertitta, Sr.
Eugene Fisher
Rose Garrett
Kandasi Hines
Marc Hutzell
Sherry Hutzell
Lenworth Kirlew
Tina Kuhn
James Manuel
Betty Markel
Brittany Marston
Ellen Mendy
Sue Mock
Tarynn Pittsnogle
Tiffany Prichard
Robert Ragland, Jr.
Frank Robinson
Amy Shatzer-Robinson
Shawn Smith
Patricia Snow
Vicky Stallings
Shanntel Steele
John Stevenson
Deanna Swecker
Amy Taylor
Jennifer Trottier
Margaret Weatherholtz
Tony Young
From Hancock:
Amanda Edwards
Troy McCusker
Chad Sipe
From Inwood, W.Va.:
Robert Forquer
From Keedysville:
Virginia Woods
From Mercersburg, Pa.:
Robin Dile
From Sharpsburg:
Sarah Schaeffer
From Smithsburg:
Katherine Miller
From Warfordsburg, Pa.:
Kimberly Mellott
From Williamsport:
Trisha Davis
Janet Herman
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This presentation builds on the foundation laid during the previous two MWF Microbiology webinars: MWF Microbiology Basics and Condition Monitoring of MWFs. However, it is also useful as a stand-alone program.
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Dr. Passman will discuss how system design can contribute substantially to causing or minimizing uncontrolled microbial contamination in MWF systems. He'll then explain the role that good industrial hygiene plays in reducing the magnitude and frequency of microbial contamination getting into MWF systems. Having provided detailed CM guidance in the previous webinar, D. Passman will address systems management aspects of CM in this webinar.
The concept of treatment includes both non-chemical and chemical technologies for preventing microbial contamination from getting out of control. Non-chemical technologies include a variety of systems designed to use energy to kill microbes. Dr. Passman will review the current state of the art of these technologies. Chemical technologies include the practice of formulating bioresistant MWF and the use of antimicrobial pesticides (also known as microbicides or biocides). Dr. Passman will explain the differences between bioresistant and biocidal chemicals and will describe a strategic process for evaluating products from their bioresistance and microbicidal properties. Integral to this discussion will be an explanation of the various options for microbicide use. Participants in this webinar will gain a broad appreciation of the factors that contribute to effective microbial contamination control in MWF and MWF systems.
Dr. Passman is an STLE Fellow and Certified Metalworking Fluids Specialist with 35 years' experience in environmental-industrial microbiology. Since 1973, Dr. Passman has conducted research and consulted to government and private industry on topics as diverse as composting municipal sewage sludge, U.S. EPA criteria for various groups of toxic substances in fresh-water systems, microbially enhanced oil recovery, and microbial contamination control in industrial process-fluids. He is a member of numerous professional and trade organizations including ASTM and STLE. Within STLE, he is currently the Chair of the Education and Certification Harmonization Ad Hoc Committee. Dr. Passman is Chair of ASTM Subcommittee E.34.50 Health and Safety of Metalworking Fluids, Vice-chair of ASTM Committee E34 Occupational Health and Safety and is an active member of E.35.15 Antimicrobial Pesticides. He has drafted ASTM Standards for each of these committees. Dr. Passman has twice received STLE's Wilber Deutsch Memorial Award for writing excellence, and is a recipient of STLE's P.M. Ku Award. He has more than 40 publications to his name.
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Not quite a year ago, Toledo City Councilman Adam Martinez initiated a great idea.
Martinez was working on an idea to alter how Section 108 loans are handled in Toledo. According to a news story reported by Toledo Free Press on Feb. 15 of last year, he "organized meetings with for-profit and nonprofit executives discussing such goals as a $100 million revolving loan fund."
Section 108 loans must be approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development as an advance on future Community Development Block Grants only available to formula cities like Toledo. In Martinez's plan, a 108 loan, instead of being used for a single project, could be used for several projects through bonds. This could be achieved by allowing the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority to leverage the nearly $20 million received annually and increase it to a $100 million revolving loan fund.
Martinez reported he was working with representatives from Toledo's Department of Neighborhoods and Department of Economic Development, LISC, ABLE, LCIC, LMHA, several community development corporations and Councilman Rob Ludeman, among others.
According to our initial report, "Martinez said in addition to creating a larger pool of available dollars, underwriting criteria would be established. Bonding, personal guarantees, a letter of commitment, a 5 to 10 percent cash equity requirement and a yet-to-be-determined debt coverage ratio have been discussed."
We strongly endorsed the exploration of this plan and hope it has not been forgotten. Given the recent news about the Councilman D. Michael Collins-led investigation into the Department of Neighborhoods, this is a particularly timely issue.
We are told the idea is still alive, just moving slowly. It should be a priority as the city seeks ways to bring development to its neighborhoods.
Thomas F. Pounds is president and publisher of Toledo Free Press and Toledo Free Press Star. Contact him at tpounds@
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Penn Neurology provides comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for patients with Parkinson disease (PD).
Parkinson disease is a chronic and progressive disorder of the nervous system that primarily affects movement. It can also cause problems with thinking, mood and changes in sleep. The disease is caused by progressive deterioration of nerve cells, or neurons, in the brain.
When functioning normally, neurons produce a variety of brain chemicals that allow communication between different cells. In PD, neurons that produce dopamine are slowly lost. As a result, these cells do not work as well and people have trouble performing fine motor tasks. Also, they can develop involuntary movements, like tremors, or muscle stiffness.
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A neurologist will diagnose PD based on a careful assessment of symptoms, a complete medical history, and a thorough neurological and physical examination. Diagnosing PD is based on specific findings of a neurological examination. In some cases, advanced imaging techniques like MRI scans or dopamine imaging scans can be helpful in making the diagnosis by ruling out other disorders.
Treatment for Parkinson Disease
The Parkinson Disease and Movement Disorders Center (PD&MDC), located at Pennsylvania Hospital, provides comprehensive care to patients with PD and other parkinsonian syndromes.
The PD&MDC has more than 30 years of experience in the diagnosis and management of Parkinson disease. The needs of both patients and their families are the highest priority when delivering care. Our approach is to manage PD using a combination of gold standard interventions and the newest discoveries from scientific literature and innovative research. All of our physicians and nurse practitioners practice evidence-based care.
It's our goal to educate patients and their families about PD, because it's critical to achieve an improved quality of life. Many clinical research studies, including observational clinical trials and new medication trials, are coordinated at PD&MDC and are available to all of our patients.
Treatment options available for PD include:
- Deep brain stimulation
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- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
- Psychiatric and neuropsychology services
- Social services
- Speech therapy
- Support for caregivers
The Dan Aaron Parkinson Rehabilitation Center
In collaboration with the PD&MDC the Dan Aaron Parkinson Rehabilitation Center (DAPRC) provides comprehensive rehabilitation services to patients with PD and other movement disorders. Established in 2000, the DAPRC was the first center of its kind in the Philadelphia region and is still a model of care for other rehabilitation facilities.
The DAPRC offers patients:
- Comprehensive physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Participation in rehabilitation research projects
- Weekly exercise groups for patients
- Yearly rehabilitation conferences for patients and care partners
Atypical Parkinsonisms
Penn neurologists have considerable expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of atypical parkinsonisms. Atypical parkinsonisms are neurological disorders that can mimic PD at early stages, and are therefore difficult to diagnose. Over time, patients with these disorders can develop additional symptoms that need special types of care.
Relatively little is known about what causes these diseases, and we are actively involved in research. This means patients at Penn have access to the latest clinical trials.
Comprehensive Outpatient Parkinsonism Clinic (COPE Clinic)
Recently, a multidisciplinary clinic for these diseases called the Comprehensive Outpatient Parkinsonism Clinic (COPE) has been developed.
The COPE Clinic provides specialized care for those with atypical parkinsonian syndromes. COPE offers patients integrative treatment through a diverse group of neurologists, nurses, counselors, social workers and speech, occupational, and physical therapists. COPE offers an ongoing support group in which patients, families and caregivers can share similar experiences, learn coping strategies and offer support.
Treatment centers for Parkinson disease are located at:
The Parkinson Disease and Movement Disorders Center
Penn Medicine Neuroscience Center
Pennsylvania Hospital
330 S. 9th Street
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Oprah Says People Will Like Evelyn Lozada After 'Fix My Life'
Will'Fix My Life' help repair Evelyn Lozada's image?
This weekend, Oprah's OWN network will premiere life coach Iyanla Vanzant's new show 'Fix My Life,' and it will feature Iyanla assisting her guests with weeding through some of the inner issues they may have within themselves which is causing turmoil in their lives. The premiere episode, features none-other-than 'Basketball Wives' star Evelyn Lozada, who filmed a portion of the show before her marriage to NFL star Chad Johnson turned to shambles. Although Iyanla had been helping Evelyn become a better person and keep her marriage intact, the two filmed had to film an additional part of the show once Evelyn was involved in a head-butting incident with Chad that resulted in her filing for a divorce.
This week, to promote the show Oprah and Iyanla visited 'Good Morning America' to talk about what people should expect from the highly emotional series and Oprah revealed that people may 'love to hate' Evelyn but they will learn to like her after watching the upcoming episode.
The people love to hate Evelyn Lozada. I have friends who watch that tape and [say], 'I don't like her, I don't like her.' They come away feeling something different at the end of watching that tape. It's really what happens. It's amazing.
Iyanla also dished on what to expect from the emotional session:
Our show opener is with Evelyn Lozada, the estranged wife of Chad Johnson and the point that we're making is, so very often we see reality television and we think it's something out there, but Evelyn is every woman. She's made mistakes that every woman has made. She's got a story that many women live. And so we want to bring that and the lessons she's learning, the healing she needs, to the Iyanla Vanzant Fix My Life' audience. Watch it with your notebook and your pen. Take notes. And don't act like you don't know what Evelyn's going through.
It's participatory television. Not only do the guests participate, but there's an opportunity for the audience to participate…to take notes and say I did that, I'm there, I know that. That's what makes it different. It's a healing process, it's a learning process, it's a loving process.
So far, the show looks as though it's going to be a breakthrough for Evelyn. [And we all know by watching 'Basketball Wives' that she definitely needed one. Before this, she was hopping on tables, throwing bottles and trying to smack up folks who even looked at her wrong.]
In a preview clip (that was obviously filmed before the marriage fall out) Iyanla asks Evelyn a very good question about Chad's refusal to participate, which in turn said a lot about their marriage:
When I think about your marriage, what comes up for me is 'Evelyn, you're in trouble girl'! Do you and the man you married have a relationship? Where is he? Why isn't he here? I'm concerned because he is the head of your household. So if you shift out of the craziness he loves [you'll be walking down two different paths]. What direction is he leading you in? If you don't have a vision for yourself, what's the vision you are bringing to the marriage?
Evelyn's response was, 'I never thought about it like that'.
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Also here's a clip that was filmed after the divorce was filed
And this clip is definitely a tear jerker…
Evelyn's two-part special with Iyanla will air on Saturday, September 15, and Sunday, September 16, at 10/9c.


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Harwood Union boys' and girls' cross-country teams rocketed toward the finish line in their first race of the fall season: the Essex Cross-Country Invitational at the Catamount Family Center in Williston on Saturday, September 7.
The Harwood Union girls' varsity team proved they are out to defend their four straight Division II State Championships, finishing first and defeating their closest competitors by over 30 points.
Harwood's Marla Davidson took charge at the start of the race, but in the end it was Harwood's Ellie Ramsey who finished first. Ramsey passed the gutsy Davidson on the last downhill, and the two were closely followed by teammates India Harvey (3rd) Grace Butler (4th), Alice Woodruff (9th), Charlotte Boyden (11th) and Sophie Dasaro (14th).
"Sweeping the top four spots in a race field of this quality is truly amazing," Harwood Union cross-country coach John Kerrigan said after the race. "I was especially proud of Marla for setting the pace. Also Sophie had a great run for her first cross-country race ever. It is going to be a great season."
Harwood boys' varsity team was equally impressive, choosing to run with the larger Division I schools despite their Division II status and finishing a close second to South Burlington, the defending Division I State Champions.
Harwood's Sam Nishi battled South Burlington and Mali, Africa, native Sidi Abdoulaye the entire race, until a hard week of running the hills of South Duxbury finally caught up with the younger Nishi and Abdoulaye left him on the last downhill. Nishi was followed by teammates Geoffrey Kazlow (6th), Nathanael Kuzio (10th), Caleb Kessler (11th), Nathaniel Kazlow (19th), Jacob Palmerio (25th) and Nathaniel Palmerio (56th).
"I was surprised we did that well," Kerrigan said. "We have done very little speed training and I thought the boys would be a little tired going into this race. We have been running hills all week."
"We see South Burlington next weekend," Kerrigan said. "It will be interesting to see how [we] match up with a week of less intense training behind [us]."
Harwood also had some impressive finishers in the junior varsity races. Freshmen Lily Clark (54) and Madeline Strasser (81) impressed Coach Kerrigan in their first efforts in a high school race, and Noah Evans (22), Colin Fennelly (52), Eli Winters (71) and Enzo Cormier (80) finished in the top 100 in the over-200-runner field.
Harwood cross-country teams will travel to North Beach on Saturday, September 14, for the Burlington High School Invitational.


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Cedar Creek Church is commemorating two decades of fellowship this Sunday.
The church will hold two services at the USC Aiken Convocation Center so that members from all three campuses can gather together to celebrate its 20th birthday.
Cedar Creek Church held its first public worship service in a rented daycare center on Pine Log Road on Palm Sunday in 1993. A year before, founding pastor Richard Swift started the church in his living room with five couples, said current Pastor Phillip Lee.
"It's an amazing story. It's God's story, and we've been blessed to be a part of it," Lee said.
Now, the church is up to more than 3,000 people, meeting at three different locations on Banks Mill Road, on W. Columbia Avenue in Batesburg-Leesville and at the Family Y on Trolley Line Road which opened in early 2012.
The first facility was constructed on Banks Mill Road in late 1995 with a worship center that could hold 350 people as well as a classroom building for children and the youth, said Lee.
In 2007, the Banks Mill facility expanded to a 1,500 seat worship center and the Batesburg-Leesville campus opened in 2008.
Lee and his family moved down to Aiken from Columbia in 1999 after they were introduced to Cedar Creek Church. Lee was associate pastor until he became senior pastor in 2007 when Swift retired.
"We are absolutely blessed to be a part of the Aiken community," Lee said. "It's been a great place to raise our family, and the biggest blessings of our lives is to be a part of this community and to be a part of this church family."
Cedar Creek's mission is to connect people, no matter where they are spiritually, with God, Lee said. The church offers a more laid-back atmosphere, Lee said. It's not out of the ordinary to see Cedar Creek churchgoers in casual clothing. The services include temporary music to accompany relevant, applicable messages from the Bible, Lee added.
The church also has a global outreach program which has sent out more than 400 people overseas to drill wells and translate the Bible in different countries. The church also has done work in East Africa to help provide education to girls in a village and is in the process of providing a pharmacy with two trained pharmacists.
"We're convinced that God has blessed us not just for our sakes but for us to be a blessing to others," Lee said.
Sunday's services will have a party atmosphere, include cupcakes, celebratory worship music and other fun family and kid friendly things to celebrate Cedar Creek's 20th birthday. The church will share some memories and a brief documentary of Cedar Creek story.
Lee said everyone in the community is invited to attend.
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Those hacking hoodlums at iPhoneSIMfree are teasing us with the promise of a soon to be released unlock solution, no later than Friday. In the meantime they are wetting our appetites with a nice little FAQ answering many of our gripping questions, like...is it future-proof (yes)...if I do a backup restore will it still work (yes)...will it work on any GSM network (yes)...can the iPhone be unlocked prior to AT&T activation (yes)...Will it help me get laid? (yes, wait..what?)
Now before any of you moisten your trousers, this unlock software will not be released freely. According the FAQ an undetermined cover charge will be imposed for this service, eventually. But hey, if you can afford an iPhone, you're already in the hole for $600 - what's another $20 or so?
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iPhoneSIMfree Unlock To Be Released Into the Wild No Later Than Friday, Promise
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Bah, A friend of mine just did the hardware mod (took him some time, but works) and he has a fully working iphone in New Zealand, on our Vodafone network!
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One more fight appears to be on tap for UFC on Fuel 10: Nogueira vs. Werdum in Fortaleza, Brazil. Tatame reports that Brazilian bantamweight Raphael Assuncao will fight England's Vaughan Lee on June 8th.
Assuncao (18-4) recently pulled off an upset win over Mike Easton at UFC on Fox 5 in December. He's now won his last 3 fights (all at 135 lbs) after suffering a KO loss in his UFC debut against Erik Koch at featherweight. It should be noted that Assuncao broke his arm in the Easton fight. Assuncao is the #6 ranked bantamweight in the UFC's official rankings page.


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Duke could find bowl path less complicated
The road to a second straight bowl game should be slightly easier for Duke next season.
After having to play ACC powers Florida State and Clemson in 2012, the Blue Devils — and rival North Carolina — will avoid both opponents in 2013, the conference announced Friday.
Still, both Duke and UNC will face six league opponents who won at least six games in 2012.
The league released conference opponents and sites for each team, though specific dates won't be announced until next month. A new scheduling model was used to incorporate Pittsburgh and Syracuse, which will be moving from the Big East.
Pittsburgh will join the seven-team Coastal Division along with Duke and UNC. Schools will play every team in their division (three home, three away) and two teams from the other division — one primary crossover and one rotating crossover.
In 2013, Duke and UNC will travel to permanent rivals Wake Forest and N.C. State, respectively. As for the rotating opponent, Duke will host N.C. State and UNC will host Boston College.
The Blue Devils also will host Georgia Tech, Miami and Pittsburgh and travel to UNC, Virginia and Virginia Tech. Three games are identical to 2012, when Duke was home against Miami and played at Wake Forest and Virginia Tech. The league said it needed to repeat six league games total in order to balance home and road schedules for each team.
UNC will be home against Duke, Miami and Virginia and will visit Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech.
The Tar Heels also announced their non-conference schedule. UNC will open at South Carolina and will host Middle Tennessee State (Sept. 7), East Carolina (Sept. 28) and Old Dominion (Oct. 12).
Duke will welcome N.C. Central and Navy and travel to Memphis, though exact dates and a fourth non-conference opponents have not yet been released.
Below are the 2013 ACC football opponents for Duke, UNC and N.C. State. Divisional games are listed first in alphabetical order, followed by primary crossover (pc) and then rotating crossover (rc).
Georgia Tech
at North Carolina
at Virginia
at Virginia Tech
at Wake Forest (pc)
N.C. State (rc)
at Georgia Tech
at Pittsburgh
at Virginia Tech
at N.C. State (pc)
Boston College (rc)
at Boston College
at Florida State
at Wake Forest
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