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What is beauty, where does it stem from, and how do we obtain it? These are eternal questions; riddles pondered by queens, princesses, mothers, daughters, experts and scholars throughout time.
I have been in the beauty business for the better part of twenty years, both in-front-of and behind the lens. It was only when I became a dedicated photographer and was charged with capturing the essence of beauty in everything I train my lens on, however, that it truly dawned on me what the secret to real beauty is. Until then, I, like most people, had been suckered into upholding modern society's notion of beauty. The truth is that what most of us call beautiful is merely the current cultural definition of pretty. Strong cheekbones, a slender body type and vibrant hair color are without a doubt all outer measurements of certain levels of attractiveness. We all know people who are pretty but not beautiful. We also know people who would not be described as classically pretty but are undeniably beautiful. You've heard it said a million times before; beauty comes from within. So what does that mean? How can you harness your own beauty? How can you exude it in a photograph, and even more importantly in your everyday life?
True beauty comes from the way you smile, sound and shimmy. We are made to be unique; our imperfections make us special.
Defining beauty has been a holy grail for countless cultures throughout time, each putting their own spin on the notion of beauty, often with dreadful and even life-threatening consequences.
In ancient China, up until the past century, there was something in vogue called the lotus foot, achieved by breaking a young woman's toes and binding them under her feet to make them look as small as possible. It was widely thought that small feet looked attractive, demure, and modest. Well, it certainly was humbling—but for all the wrong reasons. My wife's great-grandmother had her feet bound, and it caused her great pain throughout her life.
Ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Persians loved big, sparkling eyes, and to achieve the look, applied black makeup laced with a deforming heavy metal that caused eye injury as well as facial deformations.
During the Elizabethan period in England, big foreheads were all the rage (or should I say "rash"?). Women would actually pluck the hair out of the front of their head to create the look. If that weren't bad enough, the Elizabethan ladies also liked to cover their skin in an early form of foundation that was heavily lead based, often resulting in disfiguring scars and a lack of bowel control; how attractive!
Today of course, not only do we retouch our exteriors with a cacophony of makeup routines, we also go under the knife and actually cut away parts we don't like while adding bits we do. That's not to say reconstructive surgery can't be very beneficial; I'm sure many of those Elizabethan chicks would have loved a face-lift after the makeup routine they were using.
The Pythagoreans had a theory which is still in discussion today believe it or not, called the golden section, which essentially says you can measure beauty by a set of mathematical proportions. Demonstrated by famous artworks like Leonardo's Mona Lisa and Virtruvian Man as well as Michelangelo's David, it is a rigid formula for attractiveness that suggests that certain measurable elements—say, the distance between your cheekbones, the length and breadth of your nose, or the size of your eyes compared with the depth of your brow—can make you more physically attractive. Although doesn't that point to an averageness that is boring and uninspiring? After all, we are not frozen statues; we are living, breathing people! Sure, you can find symmetry on someone's face when it is static, but get them to smile, frown, or just plain move and that symmetry changes in accordance with, for example, how confident they are at smiling. What someone looks like in motion— their body language—plays a big role in whether we find that someone attractive.
True beauty comes from the way you smile, sound and shimmy. We are made to be unique; our imperfections make us special. Even in sunlight, which is surely the perfect example of spontaneity, power, energy and life, there is asymmetry—bursts, movements, waves.
Modern beauty concepts that glorify the super young, unhealthily skinny models with Photoshopped flawless unobtainable skin are not only misguiding, but they are no more a measure of true beauty, in my opinion, than plucked foreheads and tiny clubfeet. Real beauty—and this comes from years of searching for it and trying to photograph it—exists in everyone.
I'd argue that the true measure of beauty is, in fact, the measure of the emotion it stimulates. In other words, maybe you can't help but judge yourself against the current model physique—some girl five feet ten inches tall, weighing in at 115 pounds, with perfect teeth, who can glide down a runway as if she first learned to walk with six-inch heels on. Maybe, in your initial awe, you find yourself wishing you were slimmer or taller or more curvaceous than you are. As outwardly attractive as she may be, however, I promise you that what has attracted you to her is directly connected to whether she is confident, compassionate, honest, charming or energetic, for example. A model might have the looks to strut her stuff down a catwalk, but only when outer beauty is paired with other attributes of inner beauty does a woman resonate as truly gorgeous.
As a photographer, I work in many areas of the business. In fashion, I shoot young models; in portraiture I shoot actors, musicians, and politicians. Further, my favorite medium is looking for beauty in real-life situations, like in the slums of Haiti, AIDS clinics in Tanzania, or the ice floes of eastern Canada. It's my job to nurture, coax, or seduce the beauty from my subject, whoever and wherever they may be. I often instruct my subjects to try to forget about the camera and engage them in conversation while shooting them, so that I can capture those in-between moments. You've seen them in real life; they are real moments of beauty. When you look across the room and see someone laughing, just being themselves, in that moment, simply because of say the way they move, you fall for them. If you can capture that moment on camera you have captured magic.


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The New Mexico State men's basketball team takes on in-state rival No. 17/20 New Mexico, Saturday, Dec. 15 at 4 p.m. in Albuquerque. The game is available on CBSSN. The game can be heard on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip. The game is also available in Spanish with Edgar Gardell on Vista 98.7 FM.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies are 5-4 this season after their first road win of the year, a 58-52 decision at South Alabama, Dec. 4 in Mobile, Ala. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the team with 13.9 points per game. Senior forward Tyrone Watson adds 11.4 points per game, and senior forward Bandja Sy is contributing 8.7 points and 6.3 rebounds per game.
Scouting New Mexico
The Lobos are 10-0 currently following a 65-52 win over Valparaiso, Dec. 8, in Albuquerque. UNM has three players in double figures with junior guard Kendall Williams posting a team-high 13.2 points per game. Junior guard Tony Snell and redshirt sophomore center Alex Kirk are adding 11.7 points per game each.
Series Notes
UNM leads the all-time series 113-95 but the teams split the series during the 2011-12 season. Last year, each team won on the road. NM State won the first meeting of the year, 62-53, Nov. 16, 2011 in Albuquerque, and UNM won the second game, 89-69, Dec. 28, 2011 in Las Cruces.
Previous Game
The Aggies stumbled against New Mexico in the rematch and fell, 89-69, Dec. 28 in Las Cruces. The in-state rivals split the season series. Forward Wendell McKines recorded a game-high 25 points and 15 rebounds for his seventh double-double of the year. Center Hamidu Rahman added a season-high 19 points.
Last Game in Albuquerque
NM State utilized a strong defensive effort to defeat in-state rival New Mexico, 62-53, Nov. 16. This was the first win for the Aggies in The Pit since Dec. 15, 2002. Forward Wendell McKines led the way with 14 second-half points and a game-high nine rebounds. Forward Bandja Sy added 12 points including a late three-point play and critical blocked shot in the final 30 seconds of the game. Center Hamidu Rahman provided 10 points and five rebounds. In the second half, NM State held the Lobos to 19 percent shooting (4-of-21), while the Aggies shot 60 percent (12-of-20).
Aggies Earn First Road Win
NM State collected its first road of the season with a 58-52 victory at South Alabama, Dec. 4. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings led the Aggies in scoring with 13 points. Freshman center Sim Bhullar contributed 12 points off the bench for his third double-digit game of the year. Senior forward Bandja Sy recorded his second career double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds, a career-high mark, along with a vital steal in the last 20 seconds of the game. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller had nine points including two free throws to seal the game.
National Rankings for the Aggies
The Aggies are currently 19th in the NCAA in rebounding margin (+9.6). NM State has out-rebounded opponents in seven of its nine games. The Aggies are 34th in 3-point field goal defense (27.5 percent) and 44th in field goal percent defense (37.9) as of Dec. 9.
Against the WAC Competition
Currently, the Aggies lead the conference in scoring defense and are only allowing 59.6 points per game and 3-point field goal percent defense (27.5). NM State ranks second in rebounding margin (+9.6) and field goal percent defense (37.9). The Aggies are third in scoring margin (+7.2), field goal percentage (45.5) and rebounding defense (29.7).
Individually, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings ranks sixth in steals (2.00 per game) and eighth in field goal percentage (53.7). Senior forward Tyrone Watson is ninth in field goal percentage (50.8). Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller is fifth in free-throw percentage (84.6), and freshman center Sim Bhullar is eighth in blocked shots (1.33 per game) as of Dec. 9.
Aggies Notch Double-Doubles
NM State has recorded four double-doubles in 2012-13 with junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe leading the way with two double-doubles. His first double-double of the season occurred at Niagara, Nov. 18, with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Nephawe also had a double-double against Louisiana, Nov. 23, with 10 points and a career-high 11 rebounds. Sophomore guard Daniel Mulling had his first double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds against Southern Miss, Dec. 1. Senior forward Bandja Sy posted a double-double with 11 points and a career-high 14 rebounds at South Alabama, Dec. 4.
Crimson and White Defense is Stifling
The Aggie defense has been imposing in 2012-13. NM State is only allowing 59.6 points per game and has held opponents to 60 or fewer points in six of the nine games.
Defense in the Menzies Era
In head coach Marvin Menzies' six seasons, the Aggie defense has continued to improve during his tenure. This year NM State has already held opponents to 60 or fewer points six times. Here' s a look at how this year's team compares to previous squads.
Allowing 60 points or less
2012-13 6 games
2011-12 9 games
2010-11 8 games
2009-10 2 games
2008-09 3 games
2007-08 6 games
Aggies Control the Glass
NM State has consistently out-rebounded opponents this season. NM State is averaging 39.2 boards per game with a +9.6 rebounding margin. The Aggies have out-rebounded teams in seven of nine games.
Ready, Aim, Fire
The Aggie offense is strong with a team field goal percentage of 45.5 percent. NM State has five players shooting over 50 percent this season including freshman center Sim Bhullar (63.2), junior forward Renaldo Dixon (57.1) sophomore guard Daniel Mullings (53.7), junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe (51.1) and senior forward Tyrone Watson (50.8). The Aggies have a better shooting percentage then their opponents in six of nine games.
Aggie Aggressiveness Leads to the Line
The Crimson and White are continuing the trend of getting to the free-throw line in 2012-13. In nine games, the Aggies are averaging 25.3 attempts per game, 8.7 more attempts than their opponents.
Mullings Fuels the Offense
In his second season, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings has scored in double-figures five times. He recorded his first double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds versus Southern Miss, Dec. 1. Mullings has had three 20-point games this season and five in his career. His shooting has improved from a season ago with 40 percent or better in every game this season. Mullings is shooting 57.1 percent from the 3-point line. He also has three or more assists in five games.
Watson's Senior Campaign Going Strong
In his final season in the Crimson and White, senior forward Tyrone Watson is taking over a leadership role for the Aggies. He scored a career-high 24 points in the home opening win over Southeastern Louisiana, Nov. 15. He made two 3-pointers in back-to-back games for the first time in his career against Bucknell and Niagara. Watson has scored in double-figures in five of the Aggies' games and has shot 44.4 percent or better in seven contests. The senior is also leading the team in assists with 24 including two five-assist games.
Sy Shoots and Scores
Senior forward Bandja Sy has been in double-digits for the Aggies in five games. In the win at South Alabama, Dec. 4, he posted his second career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 14 rebounds.
Nephawe Anchors the Inside Attack
Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe has two double-doubles this season. He has shot 40 percent or better in six games.
Young Aggies Set Career Highs
The Aggie underclassmen are contributing to the team early in the season. Freshman center Sim Bhullar has three double-digit games this season with a career-high 17 points against Southern Miss, Dec. 1. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller had a career-high 11 points versus Louisiana, Nov. 23. At Niagara, Nov. 18, sophomore guard Terrel de Rouen scored a career-high nine points and dished a career-high three assists.
Aggies Beat Southern Miss 68-60
NM State handed Southern Mississippi its first loss of the season with a 68-60 decision, Dec. 1 in Las Cruces. The Aggies stayed perfect inside the Pan American Center with its fourth win of the year. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings recorded his first double-double of the season with 21 points and 11 rebounds. It was Mullings' third 20-point game of the season. Freshman center Sim Bhullar contributed a career-high 17 points and seven rebounds.
Hard Work Pays Off for Mullings
After an off-season of time spent in the gym working on his shot, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is seeing the rewards. He has started the season with a 5-of-6 shooting performance from the 3-pointer line. Mullings only made five 3-pointers during his entire freshman season. After nine games, Mullings is shooting 57.1 percent from the 3-point line (8-of-14).
Aggies Fall in a Heartbreaker at UTEP 55-54
NM State suffered a tough one-point loss, 55-54, at I-10 rival UTEP, Nov. 28 in El Paso, Texas. Senior forward Tyrone Watson led the Aggies with 13 points. Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe and sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller both added nine points each.
Aggies Roll over Louisiana
NM State downed Louisiana, 79-57, with five players in double figures, Nov. 23 in Las Cruces. Senior forward Bandja Sy had a season-high 16 points. Sy was 6-of-8 from the field including 2-for-2 from the 3-point line. He blocked four of the nine shots, which was a season-best showing. Senior forward Tyrone Watson and junior guard Kevin Aronis both scored 12 points, which was a personal-best for Aronis. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller also supplied the offense with 11. Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe posted his second double-double of the year with 10 points and a career-high 11 rebounds.
Aggies Cruise to 67-37 Win
The Aggies beat Northern New Mexico, 67-37, in the conclusion of the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project, Nov. 21 in Las Cruces. The Aggies utilized a size advantage and scored 44 points in the paint. Junior forward Renaldo Dixon scored a season-high 12 points, and senior forward Bandja Sy was also in double-figures with 10 points. The Aggies had 12 players see action, and senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore forward Remi Barry both added seven points. This was the first time since Jan. 4, 1988 that NM State held an opponent to under 40 points.
Defense Dominates inside Pan Am
The Aggies held Northern New Mexico to just 37 points, Nov. 21. This was the first time since a 41-37 win over Cal State Fullerton, Jan. 4, 1988, that NM State held an opponent to under 40 points. The Crimson and White followed that performance with a season-high nine blocked shots versus Louisiana, Nov. 23.
Aronis Finds Long Range Touch
Junior guard Kevin Aronis is making an impact for the Aggies in his first season. He is tied with a team-high eight 3-point field goals this year, and has made at least two 3-pointers in three games. He scored a career-high 12 points against Louisiana, Nov. 23.
Aggies Falter at Niagara 86-83
NM State let a second-half lead slip away and fell to Niagara, 86-83, in the 2K Sports Classic benefitting Wounded Warrior Project, Nov. 18. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings scored a season-high 26 points, just two shy of his career high, for the Aggies and was named to the all-tournament team. Junior center Tshilidzi Nephawe contributed a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. This was his first double-double since March 2, 2011. Senior forward Bandja Sy was also in double-digits with 10 points. Off the bench, sophomore guard Terrel de Rouen had a career-high nine points, while senior forward Tyrone Watson supplied eight points, six rebounds and five assists.
Mullings Has Season-High, Aggies Fall to Bucknell
The Aggies opened the Niagara Falls subregional of the 2K Sports Classic benefitting Wounded Warrior Project with a 62-49 loss to Bucknell, Nov. 17. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings paced the Aggies with 22 points and team-high six rebounds. Senior forward Tyrone Watson was also in double figures with 13 points. NM State was held under 50 points for only the second time in the Marvin Menzies era. The last time the Aggies scored less than 50 points occurred in a 59-49 loss at Utah State, Jan. 22, 2011.
Aggies Win Home Opener 81-56
NM State defeated Southeastern Louisiana, 81-56, in the 2012-13 home opener inside the Pan American Center, Nov. 15. Senior forward Tyrone Watson directed the Aggies with a career-high 24 points. Watson was 7-of-10 from the field and 10-of-10 at the free-throw line in 24 minutes of action. Freshman center Sim Bhullar was also in double-digits for the first time with 13 points, and he grabbed seven rebounds. Off the bench, junior guard Kevin Aronis added eight points on 2-of-3 shooting from the 3-point line.
Menzies is the Fifth Winningest Coach at NM State
Head coach Marvin Menzies has recorded 107 career wins in five seasons at NM State. He ranks fifth in school history, and directed the Aggies to their third 20-win season in his tenure in 2011-12.
All-Time Winningest Coaches (by victories)
Lou Henson-289
Neil McCarthy-229
Jerry Hines-157
Presley Askew-135
Marvin Menzies-107
Looking Ahead
The Aggies return home for a pair of game before the WAC slate begins. NM State hosts New Mexico, Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. inside the Pan American Center in the rivalry rematch. The Aggies also meet Missouri State, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. in Las Cruces.


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I don't think these places were first surfed in 2005. South-Africans are numerous in Tanzania and they surfed the country. Besides most often one needs a boat as most of the reefs are very far away.
The tide ranges are also extreme and must affect a lot the surf. There are good spots for sure, but I don't think they could be defined as "world class".
Location: Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Kenya and Mozambique
Geographic coordinates: 6° 0' S, 35° 0' E
Coastline km: 1,424 km km
Climate: varies from tropical along coast to temperate in highlands
Terrain: plains along coast; central plateau; highlands in north, south
Elevation: highest point: Kilimanjaro 5,895 m
Natural hazards: flooding on the central plateau during the rainy season; drought
Currency: Tanzanian shilling (TZS)
Population: 36,766,356
Languages: Kiswahili or Swahili (official), Kiunguja (name for Swahili in Zanzibar), English (official, primary language of commerce, administration, and higher education), Arabic (widely spoken in Zanzibar), many local languages
Capital: Dar es Salaam
Divisions: 26 regions; Arusha, Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Iringa, Kagera, Kigoma, Kilimanjaro, Lindi, Manyara, Mara, Mbeya, Morogoro, Mtwara, Mwanza, Pemba North, Pemba South, Pwani, Rukwa, Ruvuma, Shinyanga, Singida, Tabora, Tanga, Zanzibar Central/South, Zanzibar North, Zanzibar Urban/West
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By CostaRicaSurfer , 29-05-2012
GG - I'll be flying to Dar in mid-July. Does anyone who lives there want me to buy a board here in California and sell it to them there? It would cost about $600 for a quality used board. (traveling with them is expensive)
By masebu , 27-05-2012
Surf in dar - Guys recently moved to Dar and i am a novice. I would really appreciate if i could get surf buddies who can help me up my game! NB: i havent surfed here yet til now! get at me!
By Anonymous , 07-11-2008
Tanzania surfing - Guys, i surfed sea cliff and oyster bay in 2000/2001 and was alone all the time, the army used to get bummed because at seacliff i walked through their training area.
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It was at Zion that He wept over the city of Jerusalem.
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"Like I told them in the locker room, that is a road game. That is a road win. Road games are different than home games. We came out alright offensively, and they really extended their zone so much that we had to do a lot of things we weren't really accustomed to but did a good job with. To be good defensively we have to end every defensive possession and rebound the ball. I told them that at the end. If we want to take that next step, we have to rebound the ball. We have to get more physical and rebound the ball. We didn't rebound the ball very well. We need to be plus-nine, but we were plus-three. The Citadel had 13 offensive rebounds, and I knew how physical they were. I knew it was going to be harder than it was against Samford to rebound the basketball."
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National Ethics Conference Focuses on Entertainment Journalism at Ninth WorkshopPosted Sep. 9, 2013
Industry experts will discuss topics such as Privacy vs. Adoration, Access to Celebrities, How to Get a Job in Entertainment Media, Stalking and Paparazzi, and Dealing with Publicity and Press Agents
Celebrities are followed by the paparazzi, have minimal privacy and are constantly in the public eye, yet they still want and need fans and attention. That attention, in the form of entertainment media ethics, is the focus of this year's Poynter Kent State University Media Ethics Workshop, "That's Entertainment?" The ninth annual event will take place at Kent State's Franklin Hall on Thursday, Sept. 19.
"We picked entertainment ethics because there's so much entertainment and celebrity journalism available in all media, whether it's TV, online, magazines or newspapers, including tabloids," says Jan Leach, workshop organizer and associate professor in Kent State's School of Journalism and Mass Communication. "There's so much spin from publicity departments, movie studios and elsewhere. The news is often part truth and part rumor, but consumers may not know how to distinguish between them. There are so many responsibilities for entertainment journalists."
Additional workshop speakers, in addition to Kelly McBride and Ellyn Angelotti of the Poynter Institute, include:
- Mark Avsec – Keynote speaker. Entertainment lawyer, professor and former performer and songwriter of the funk-rock band Wild Cherry.
- Glenn Gamboa – Newsday's chief pop music critic. Gamboa headed the paper's team chronicling the impact of hip-hop in America, a project that was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2005.
- Nekesa Moody – Entertainment editor for the Associated Press.
- Andrew Hampp – senior branding correspondent for Billboard Magazine.
- Todd Mesek – Vice president of marketing and communications for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Mesek is a Kent State School of Journalism and Mass Communication alumnus.
- Jack Breslin – Associate professor at Iona College in New York. Breslin did publicity for "Late Night With David Letterman" and worked on "America's Most Wanted" for Fox.
- Bill Frakes – Photographer for Sports Illustrated.
- Kyle Michael Miller – Social media producer for the fourth hour of NBC's "Today Show" and Kent State School of Journalism and Mass Communication alumnus.
- Brittany Moseley – Associate editor of Alternative Press, which is known for breaking news on musical artists like Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fall Out Boy and others. Moseley is also a Kent State School of Journalism and Mass Communication alumna.
- Matthew Parrish –Attorney with Calfee, Halter and Griswold in Cincinnati and a Kent State political science and Honors College alumnus. Parrish represents musicians, writers, performers and filmmakers and was named "2012 Leading Entertainment Lawyer" in Newsweek magazine.
- Gene Shelton – Kent State School of Journalism and Mass Communication associate professor and former writer and publicist for Motown Records. Shelton also worked at CBS Records, Columbia and Epic. At Epic, Shelton was Michael Jackson's press agent and wrote the biography for the multi-platinum LP "Off The Wall."
- George Thomas – Sportswriter for the Akron Beacon Journal.
- Katy Coduto – Kent State journalism student who writes for London-based Hi! Magazine.
- Wendy Wyatt – Associate professor and chair of the Department of Communication and Journalism at St. Thomas University in Minnesota. Wyatt is the author of The Ethics of Reality TV: A Philosophical Examination (Continuum, 2012).
Topics will include:
- The New Ethics of Journalism
- It's All Make-Believe…Why Ethics in Entertainment Matters
- Privacy vs. Adoration: Celebrity News as Journalism? Gossip? Both or Neither?
- Great Expectations: Who Gets Access to Celebrities and How?
- So You Want to Walk the Red Carpet? How to Get a Job in Entertainment Media
- Act 2: Getting the Story and Vetting the Story: Paparazzi, Stalking, Ambush Interviews, Social Media.
- Encore: Agents, Publicists, Legal Reps
"Entertainment media ethics should appeal to professionals, educators and students, and the public because so many people are fascinated by and obsessed with celebrity news and information," Leach says. "Getting that news and information to a wide audience still requires commitment to accuracy, but journalistic commitment can be thwarted by publicists and others who want tight control of a celebrity's image and schedule."
The program will draw a national audience through live streaming and mobile devices. In-person attendees and Web viewers can contribute to discussions and ask questions via Twitter, using the hashtag #ksuethics13.
"I hope attendees, in person and those who view online, come away with a better understanding that entertainment media and celebrity journalism are still about telling stories and the foundation of that storytelling is, or should be, the truth," Leach says. "There are guidelines for sources, celebrities and journalists that should be respected, such as privacy and harm, and issues that should be addressed, such as access and legal rights."
Detailed information:
What: Ninth annual Poynter Kent State Media Ethics Workshop, "That's Entertainment?" focuses on entertainment ethics
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 19
Where: FirstEnergy Auditorium in Franklin Hall, 550 Hilltop Drive, Kent State University
Cost: $25 for media and public relations professionals, $20 for educators and FREE for students
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Smash Hit Musical Rock of AgesPosted Feb. 11, 2013
The smash-hit musical, Rock of Ages will be performed Feb.19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas.
In 1987 on the Sunset Strip, a small-town girl met a big-city dreamer – and in L.A.'s most legendary rock club, they fell in love to the greatest songs of the '80's. It's Rock of Ages, a hilarious, feel-good love story told through the hit songs of iconic rockers Journey, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Pat Benatar, Whitesnake and many more. This five-time Tony nominated musical is rockin' its way across the USA.
Rock of Ages is a worldwide phenomenon with a hit production in London and Broadway, featuring 28 classic rock tunes including "Don't Stop Believin'," "We Built This City," "The Final Countdown," "Wanted Dead or Alive," "Here I Go Again," "Harden My Heart," "Can't Fight this Feeling," "Renegade" and "I Want To Know What Love Is."Rock of Ages is directed by Tony Award Nominee Kristin Hanggi (Bare, Pussycat Dolls on the Sunset Strip) and choreographed by Kelly Devine (Jersey Boys – Associate Choreographer). With a book by Chris D'Arienzo (writer and director of the film Barry Munday), original arrangements by David Gibbs (Counting Crows, Film: That Thing You Do) and the Music Supervision, Arrangements and Orchestrations by Ethan Popp (Tarzan; Europe: We Will Rock You, Mamma Mia).
Tickets for Rock of Ages range from $45 - $66 and can be purchased now at the Performing Arts Center box office, online at www.tusc.kent.edu/pac or by calling 330-308-6400. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Women's Lacrosse Losses Heartbreaker in Final Seconds
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College women's lacrosse team connected for their highest point total this season but suffered a heart-breaking 14-13 home loss in the final seconds of the game to Houghton College. The Hawks out-performed the Highlanders (1-10) statistically, but the visitor's free-position score with 39-seconds remaining prevented an over-time period on a very cold and windy afternoon.
Seniors Nicole Blair, Maria Delmonaco and Caitlyn Jacob were honored prior to the first draw in celebration of their contributions to the inaugural season of the women's lacrosse program competing at the Division III level.
Sarah Lorusso weaved her way to five goals (6 shots) and nine ground balls. Blair chipped in three scores and six ground balls while making both free-position shots taken. Kelly Mandell earned four draw controls constantly battling for loose balls off the restarts. Meghan Stewart was credited with 3 saves in goal for Hilbert.
Amanda Zacchigna's six goals and eight draw controls headlined the day. The Highlanders Lauren Niswander and Carly Congilosi split time between the pipes with Congilosi getting the win.
Hilbert had three more shots (25-22) six more ground balls (30-24) three fewer turnovers (20-23) but only converted 50% of their free-position shots (4-8) as opposed to Houghton's 4 of 5.
Hilbert spotted Houghton two goals in the game's first 180 seconds. Then over the next five minutes, the Hawks cashed in on four straight goals to take a 4-2 lead by 20:59. Houghton closed the half with two scores closing the deficit to 7-6 before heading into a shortened half time break due to the cold.
The Highlanders forced the second tie of the game after scoring their first goal in the second half with only 61 seconds ticking off the game clock. For the next eighteen minutes each team put a hurt on the other with single scores or a string of scores.
After Houghton took a 13-12 lead (4:27), they called a time out and game planned. Their intention was to use the full field and take time off the clock. But a forced-turnover by Lorusso gave the Hawks the ball back. The royal and white stormed the length of the field and gave Rachael Bergman the ball. She beat the keeper which forced the game's fifth tie with 1:55 remaining.
An unfortunate Hilbert foul lead to a Highlander free-position shot, and score which broke the tie. Hilbert had 00:39 seconds to force over-time, but they weren't able to get a good look at the frame before the final horn.
Hilbert (2-7) closes their 2013 season with a night game at Mount Union College April 27. The Hawks will play under the lights (7:30 pm) against the 10-1 Raiders.
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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If you're an athlete or a gym rat, you likely spend even more time on your feet than the average person. For example, runners' feet hit the ground close to 40,000 times during a marathon. So if you want to stay healthy, you need to make sure your feet do, too.
Not surprisingly, foot problems are some of the most common complaints among fitness buffs. (In my running club, people even brag when they lose a toenail!). Taking care of your feet is a must if you want to keep up your exercise routine, though, and these tips can help keep you on your toes:
1. Get a good pair of shoes. A quality pair of athletic shoes is a non-negotiable piece of equipment. Make sure your shoes are comfortable and fit well. If possible, it's best to get professionally fitted for shoes at a specialty store for your sport. Experts will examine your foot and stride and recommend the shoe that's best for you. Replace your shoes often, too. Most of a shoe's shock absorption is lost after wearing them for 250 to 500 miles.
2. Choose your socks wisely. Make sure your socks don't rub in certain places in order to avoid blisters. If you'll be active in the heat, choose socks made with moisture-wicking material over cotton ones.
3. Care for blisters. Blisters are a result of friction and pressure, and are especially likely to pop up in moist (sweaty) conditions. Wearing good shoes and socks can help avoid them, but unfortunately, most of us still get blisters from time to time. When you get one, put a bandage over it. Resist the urge to pop it, because that can lead to an infection. If the blister pops on its own, clean the area well, apply a topical antibiotic ointment and cover it with a bandage until it has healed.
4. Watch for calluses and corns. Calluses and corns are areas of thick skin that are made up of dead skin cells, caused by pressure and friction from skin rubbing against part of the shoe. They can also be a sign that your foot is taking too much force in that spot. Well-fitting shoes may help you avoid corns and calluses, but if you do get one, there are over-the-counter products that can help relieve discomfort and treat the area. If these products don't work, see your doctor for help.
5. Keep your toenails short. Trim your nails regularly, and see your doctor if you get an ingrown toenail or develop a painful black toenail. Black toenails happen when blood pools underneath the nail, often as a result of pressure from shoes that are too tight. Eventually, the black part of the nail will grow out or fall off.
6. Don't ignore pain. Foot pain is not normal, and exercising through heel, arch, toe, or other issues can just make foot problems worse. Back off your workouts at the first sign of injury, and if your pain doesn't go away after a few days of rest and ice, get help from your doctor. You may benefit from different shoes, orthotics or other treatments.
How do you avoid foot discomfort? I use my running shoes for running only, and walk the dog in other shoes. This lengthens the life of my running shoes.


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The Coastal Cupboard will hold its semi-annual Charity Knife Sharpening Event Friday, Nov. 1 through Sunday, Nov. 3 at its Mount Pleasant Belle Hall Shopping Center location at 644-J Long Point Road. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Prad Bitner, owner of the store invites everyone in the Charleston area to get their straight-edged knives professionally sharpened for only a $1 donation per knife, where every dollar will benefit The Charleston Basket Brigade (CBB).
During the event guests may enjoy free gourmet food tastings, knife demonstrations and enter a charity raffle to win cutlery sets, cooking classes at The Coastal Cupboard and more. Doc Crombie from Doc Crombie's BBQ will also be serving up his famous barbecue sauces and new line of steak and hot sauces. The store will also host two book signings on Saturday, Nov. 2 with cookbook authors Gena Knox and Carey Morey.
"We love the Basket Brigade's mission and are thrilled to support them again this year at the knife sharpening event," said Pitner. "It is a perfect time to get your knives sharpened with the holiday season right around the corner; and you're simultaneously giving people in our community the gift of a Thanksgiving meal."
The Charleston Basket Brigade is a local nonprofit organization with a commitment to bring the community together to provide Charleston Tri-County families with all of the ingredients to cook a Thanksgiving meal. This year the CBB has set a goal to raise $100,000 to feed 20,000 residents (Approximately 3,333 families) for Thanksgiving. It only takes $30 to feed a family of 6-8 and 100 percent of the donations go toward purchasing food. The meal includes a 10-12 pound turkey, stuffing, potatoes, gravy, corn, green beans, sweet potatoes with marshmallows, cranberry sauce, a pumpkin pie, fresh rolls and butter. Each family receives an anonymous letter inside the basket that reads "This comes to you from someone who cares about you. All we ask is that you take care of yourself well enough to be able to do this for someone else one day." Then on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, the Basket Brigade rallies up hundreds of volunteers to assemble and deliver all of the meals to each and every family.
Pam Hartley, co-founder of The Charleston Basket Brigade said, "We are so grateful to be a beneficiary for this great event again this year. Our mission is simple and heartfelt, we just want to lend a helping hand to our neighbors and give them a great Thanksgiving experience that they would otherwise not have."
During the Charity Knife Sharpening Event on Saturday, Nov. 2, The Coastal Cupboard will host two book signings. Gena Knox, national food writer, cookbook author and CEO of Fire & Flavor, will be at the store from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Knox is the author of award winning cookbook "Gourmet Made Simple," which offers fresh healthy dishes and with some recipes featuring plank grilling, and her Best Seller "Southern My Way," which features recipes from her childhood with a healthy twist. Later in the afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m., Charleston's own Carrie Morey, owner of Callie's Charleston Biscuits, will meet with guests and sign her nationally acclaimed cookbook "Callie's Biscuits and Southern Traditions" that shares some of her heirloom recipes from the family kitchen.
For more details plus tips on ways to transport your knives safely to and from the event, visit www.TheCoastalCupboard.com or the store's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/TheCoastalCupboard.
To learn more about the Charleston Basket Brigade and how to donate or volunteer, visit www.CharlestonBasketBrigade.com.
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Korin Charlie Pokorny was ordained as a priest by Tenshin Reb Anderson in 1999. He practiced as a resident at Tassajara and Green Gulch Farm Zen Center for 12 years. Charlie and his partner, Dojin Sarah Emerson, are head priests at Stone Creek Zen Center. He also teaches at the Institute of Buddhist Studies.
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But though platform adverse, I have experimented with different social media platforms. Facebook has been a delightful place to connect informally with other family history researchers, genealogists and bloggers. I rarely use Twitter, but when there's a conference I wish I was attending or a popular uprising in Cairo, it can't be beat.
I post this blog to both because several readers have mentioned their preference for receiving blog posts via Twitter feeds or on Facebook through NetworkedBlogs. Though I strongly prefer blog reading through an RSS aggregator like Google Reader, I aim to please.
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I haven't posted my blog there before today. It seems excessive to post the same material three times over. I am not marketing myself in any commercial sense. I am simply trying to make the material I write available to those who are interested in the format that is most convenient. I am finding the redundancy a little depressing. Must one post everything on every platform? It seems like virtual littering.
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IN the beginning was the word and the word was with God and was God.Pretty clear unless you read the jehovah witness biased translation.
jaareshiah,all bible scholars agree the New world translation is biased toward their own doctrine.IMO it's stupid to say that Jesus is A god But not THE God since the bible is very clear there is one God.Jesus did stuff only God can do:1. Forgive sins2. Accept worship from others3. Give sight to the blind4. Resurrect the dead5. Not correct THomas when he fell to his knees in front of Jesus and called out "My Lord and MY GOD.6 Told discip[les to pray to him and ask him(Jesus) for anything they wanted7. Was One with the Father8. He knew the future9. he knew what others were thinking10. Nature(ther wind and waves) obeyed him11. Walked on water and enabled Peter to also12. Jesus said that only jesus and the Father had life unto themself(life was not imparted to them)13. Was the imageof the invisible God and the pattern when God said, "Let us make man in our image"14. In Genesis it says Jacob wrestled with a man When Jacob told Joseph, Jacob said it was God almighty.15. Jesus said that if you had seen him, you had seen the (invisible) Father.and others I can't think of off the top of my head.Concerning mighty and almighty - that's straight out of the JW handbook on what to say when going door to door since the Godhood of Jesus is the first thing to come up.Isaiah 9:6 - "For unto us a child is born, a son is given, and the government shall be on his shoulders and he will be called wonderful, counselor, mighty, God, everlasting, Father, the prince of peace.Jesus and the Father are both God. Jesus is willingly subordinate to the Father though they never disagree on anything anyway.My earthly Father and I are both men but I am willingly subordinate to my Father. It doesn't mean we are not equal or that we both aren't men.
The NWT translates the Greek words "ego eimi" as "I am" every time it appears (Jn 6:34, 6:41, 8:24, 13:19, 15:5, etc.), except in Jn 8:58 where it is translated as "I have been". What is the reason for the inconsistency in this translation? If "ego eimi" was translated in Jn 8:58 the same way it is translated in every other verse in which it appears, how would Jn 8:58 read?
I've been brought to a pretty simplistic view of it, that works best for me. I don't call myself Trinitarian or any label on it.My son has my last name. He has my blood, dna, genes. He is of the same substance as me. He is a Berry. We're both Berrys. But I'm the dad, he's the son. Yet being earthly, we don't always work as one.I see God and His Son the same way, in that they are of the same Substance - Divine, God. Yet one is the Father, the other is the Son. Jesus the Son is subject to YHWH the Father - yet being heavenly, they always work as One ("I and my Father are one"). There is a Holy/Pure Spirit of God, that He sends forth to represent Him - of which we need to be filled to overflowing. My . Blessings.
I agree. Jesus said "the Father is greater than I". Paul said in (1Cor.11:3) But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and THE HEAD OF CHRIST IS GOD.So here paul is showing the rank or authority from the top down. The Father is at the top, then Christ, man, then woman. Here is one proof that the Holy Spirit is not a person because it is not in the above list.CHB
QuoteI agree. Jesus said "the Father is greater than I". Paul said in (1Cor.11:3) But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and THE HEAD OF CHRIST IS GOD.So here paul is showing the rank or authority from the top down. The Father is at the top, then Christ, man, then woman. Here is one proof that the Holy Spirit is not a person because it is not in the above list.CHBNo the head of Christ is GOD.Jesus said blasphemy against the Son is forgivable in this age, but blasphemy against the holy spirit (honour mother and Father) shall not be forgiven in this age and the age to come.
God is a Holy spirit,and so too those in Him. You must be born again from above[Jerusalem Above] the Mother s head is God....her Husband. Male/female roles on earth reflect that which is in Heaven Jerualem Above is the free woman.. Ministering spirits[angels/holy spirits] minister to those who inherit eternal life. Rev 22;8,9. Jerusalem Above,our Mother...is the breasts of Heaven[dove] that nurtures the sons of God Jesus spoke of legions of angels at His disposal..as did satan when he tried to tempt Jesus to throw himself down. Holy angels are ministering holy spirits
I said "the head of Christ is God"?CHB


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Chapter 53 is out.
He better not suck up all that blood and come back to life or anything. And as quick and no mercy as he was in killing his own sister it was pretty sad too, and depressing. She did all that and he killed her in an instant just for getting in the way.
Loved the Ganta gun assassination style hehe awesome
So, what happened to the main character pretty much dying after one use of his full power, mentioned on the ship before they started the final part of the mission (not to mention after already using it to open the lock...) ? Oh well, anyway, looks like it's finally the City Arc, which seems to be the final arc, but how long will it be ? And how many cities will be nuked to keep the Wretched Egg at bay ?
Chapter 57
Next chapter will be the last. (this sounds familiar lately)
At one point im kind of glad this manga is over, kinda seems like its been limping along on a broken leg, but at the same time I liked this manga a lot back in the day where everyone was tearing each other apart :( hope the last chapter is a blow out!
CHAPTER 57 - END: But parade will go on
Well, this was a good series and ending was alright.
I wonder if Ganta shouldn't be perhaps called the irrationality breaker or something :p.
Tattooing your mark on a girl sounds a bit slavish lol :p.
Was Shiro's ability wind and air pressure, or was it more along telekinesis ?
I thought it was just extreme control over her blood, super fast, strong and sharp?
I liked the series and am glad to move on, I wonder what will happen to all the deadmen abilities now, do they die with the current survivors or go on with their children?
It depends if the stones in their bodies are going to be transfered (a small pieces of them are within all of the deadman from what I remember, that were scattered during the earthquake), probably not. When Ganta and Shiro lost their stones, they also lost their abilities, while it seems that they can't be removed by normal means.


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First look at the F83 M4 convertible in Yas Marina Blue.
Here are the first VBOX data recorder results from the first delivered 2014/2015 F80 M3 sedan.
It was able to cover 0-100kmh (62mph) in 4.2 seconds.
These cars are at the Instanbul Park Racing Circuit, where the M3/M4 BMW M Power Experience 2014 (event details) is taking place beginning May 18.
According to BIMMERPOST interview, there will be frozen/matte colors as factory options available from early 2015.
Steve Sutcliffe from AutoCar UK reviews the new BMW M3.
The historic Mid-Ohio Raceway roared to life this week with the sound of power, M Power. In an unprecedented show of force, the brand brought together every generation of M3 street and race cars and invited Justin along for the ride. Of course, he couldn't wait to get behind the wheel of the all new 2015 BMW M3 to record some of the first driving impressions on the latest evolution of a legend.
Watch the F80 M3 and F82 M4 being tested on the track, as well as launch control acceleration videos.
BIMMERPOST First Drive: BMW M3 / M4
Fear not: The M3 is with you.
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Two weeks ago, the BMW i8 plug-in hybrid ushered in the era of the new sports car – or so it appeared. The "most revolutionary car we ever built," in the words of r&d board member Herbert Diess, combines a turbocharged three-banger and a torque-converter automatic with an electric motor mated to a two-speed e-axl. With mixed results: While the exotic hybrid caught everyone's envious gaze and … CONTINUED
The F80 M3 / F82 M4 owner – user manual is now available.
Watch this video of the first broken-in F80 M3 as it utilizes its launch control feature for the best possible acceleration.
First look at a Frozen Silver M4 Convertible (F83).
Part 4 of the Inside BMW M3 / M4 series by M-power.com. This one focuses on the M3/M4′s sound and exhaust system.
Some more updates and new video of the first delivered BMW F80 M3. The video shows the different sounds between the different driving modes – Efficient, Sport and Sport Plus.
A preview first look at some of the ETK parts catalog for the BMW F80 M3 and F82 M4.
Attached inside is the pricing guide for the 2015 BMW M4 convertible. The 2015 M4 convertible starts at $72,500 in the US.
Production begins this July.
We've now added the first tunnel video of the first delivered F80 M3 showcasing the engine and exhaust sounds of the car, as well as a photoshoot gallery.
BMW has opened a new display of ///M cars at the Welt. The M3 and M4 are now on display there. I could not make it down to the Welt but I had a few friends of mine sneak into behind the scenes and take some pics for all of us! Earlier this week the Welt staff started to move the new ///M cars into position. Here is a back stage look…
The new F8x M3/M4 display opens to the public on Friday April 25th. … CONTINUED
See updated impressions, photos and videos of the world's first delivered BMW F80 M3.
Here's a look at Yas Marina Blue (on F80 M3) vs San Marino Blue (on M6 Convertible) inside the M Studio at the BMW M headquarters in Garching, Germany.


text: Funeral service for Effie Lee Janie Clark, 87, of Willow, will be held at the First Baptist Church in Willow Thursday at 2 p.m., with the Rev. Shawn Johnson officiating. Burial will be at the Willow Cemetery under the direction of Peoples Cooperative Funeral Home of Lone Wolf. Please view and sign the online guestbook at peoplescooperativefuneralhome.comEffie Lee Janie Clark was born to Robert J. and Beulah Mae (Taylor) Taylor in Hiwassee, Ga. on Oct. 24, 1925, and departed this life in Altus on Oct. 29, 2012.Janie grew up in and attended school in Hiwassee. Janie and a friend went on vacation to Jacksonville, Fla. where she met Wayne Clark while he was a pilot in the Navy. They were married two weeks later on Aug. 14, 1945. She was a great companion for Wayne while she helped with the farming, irrigation and milking cows. She enjoyed shopping and watching her children and grandchildren participate in sports. She took great pleasure in cooking for her family to show her love regardless of the occasion and was always there with a dish when someone was in need. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Willow.She was preceded in death by her parents; and her brother, Howard J. Taylor.Survivors include her husband, Wayne Clark of the home; a son and daughter-in-law, Mike Clark and Kathy of Mangum; a daughter, Tammie Clark of Willow; four grandchildren, Craig Clark and wife Tina of Willow, Heather and Justin Touchstone of Elk City, Micky Clark and fianc Deedra Kelley of Willow, and Brooke and husband Mark Terry of Willow; five great-grandchildren, Paelyn and Kagan Clark, Trace and Keeley Touchstone and Hartley Jan Terry; a step sister, Eunice and Bill Youngblood of Moline, Ill.; and many other relatives and friends.


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CAZENOVIA, NY – After building a 16-point first half lead, Hilbert College had to survive a comeback rally by Cazenovia College in men's basketball November 30. Senior Chris Parrott and junior Dan McFarland each netted 22 points in the Hawks 82-78 non-conference victory improving their record to 2-3. With the loss, the Wildcats drop to 3-3.
McFarland gave Hilbert their largest lead of the game (24-8) with 12:51 to go in the first half. The Hawks held a 41-39 advantage at the break with McFarland leading the charge shooting five for nine from the floor, none outside the arc. Parrott's hot-hand gave him four of six attempts (two for four from long distance) combined with four assists.
Hilbert opened the second stanza with a Jordan VanDunk bucket before both team's traded three pointers. Dieter Clauess' bucket at 17:42 created the game's first tie, and his follow up score at 9:34 gave the home team their largest lead of the game, 68-60 at 9:34. From that point, the foul line became Hilbert's friend, when the Hawks shot 17 of 20 attempts to close out the contest.
VanDunk earned his first double digit game off five of six shooting (12 points) and five rebounds (four offensive) for Hilbert. Cazenovia had four players hit for double digits: Matt Perry finished with 16 points, Bryant Winans was one short with 15 points, Darnell Sampson chipped in 13 points with 6 rebounds and Ryan Howdownes earned 10 (going 5 for 5 from the foul line).
Up next for Hilbert is a road game at La Roche College (Pittsburgh, PA) December 3. The RedHawks bring a 4-1 record to the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference game.
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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