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"The city that never sleeps," New York lives up to its nickname with exciting diversions 24/7. Whether you're ready to experience the thrill of a Broadway show or you want to step into the shoes of the many immigrants who began their lives in New York with a visit to Ellis Island, the Big Apple offers both opportunities and countless more.
The USA's largest city, New York is made up of five distinct boroughs: Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. Each district has a unique personality and features all its own, but most visitors gravitate toward Manhattan: despite being just 12 miles long and three miles wide, this central district offers plenty of action for all age groups.
Exploring other areas couldn't be easier, either; just hop on board a bus or subway line. Overall, NYC has the advantage of being seriously walkable, but also boasts a reliable and well-organized public transit system. No matter where you stay when you're in town, there's a good chance you won't be too far from the action.
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Get a bird's-eye-view of NYC
The vertical power of this city is nearly overwhelming. Only like New York embodies the golden era of skyscrapers, and eight of them became the tallest in the world at different times over the course of the 20th century. Get a bird's-eye view of New York with an elevator ride up the Empire State Building, or try less-crowded but equally impressive Top of the Rock. This observation points extends over the 67th, 69th and 70th floors of the Rockefeller Center, from which you'll find fantastic views of Manhattan, Central Park and the Empire State Building.
Eat your way from Chinatown to Little Italy
When it comes to dining in New York, you really are spoilt for choice. Little Italy and Chinatown are packed with authentic eateries, while popular all-American diners like Stardust serve classics like Brooklyn Bagel, burgers, crispy wings and nachos. Finding the best bagel in New York could easily become the ultimate quest during your time in the city; take a look here to find some of the potential nominees.
If celebrity-spotting is at the top of your menu, check out Serendipity 3 on East 60th Street. Legendary for its "Frrrozen Hot Chocolate" dessert, this hotspot is always bustling and often sprinkled with some famous faces.
The stars of Broadway
Mesmerized by the bright lights of Broadway? Make sure to book theater tickets in advance and if you're not too picky about the production, you might even score seats near the stage at discount prices. Just ask the box office staff if the show has a daily ticket lottery system in place. From Wicked to Phantom of the Opera to Chicago, you could be watching one of the biggest shows on the planet when you're in town.
Where to stay
If you're itching to stay in the heart of the city, look no further than Manhattan's Uptown. Its northernmost clime is home to the Guggenheim Museum and the Met, Greenwich Village, Central Park and a revitalized, culture-drenched Harlem.
It goes without saying that NYC's most exclusive hotels are in Midtown: the New York Marriott Marquis (right on Times Square), The Peninsula New York (Fifth Avenue), Doubletree Guest Suites (Times Square) and the Carlyle (Madison Avenue). The famous lights of Broadway are only a cab or subway ride away, and affordable Midtown stays are also available: take a look at our Budget Big Apple guide for all the Manhattan tips you need.
A city within a city, Manhattan's lower precinct is made up of world-famous areas such as Chinatown, Little Italy, Wall Street and the resurrected World Trade Center. Soho's fashionistas, Tribeca's celebrities, and the East Village's culinary delights also make downtown truly cosmopolitan.
Close enough to the Manhattan buzz, but with a laid-back feel, Brooklyn is a borough where you can experience echoes of New York from days gone by, while enjoying the hippest crowds, trends and venues. Here you'll find hotels to suit a wide range of budgets and tastes. Just across the East River from Manhattan, the New York Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge is a gateway to both Manhattan and the heart of Brooklyn. Close to McCarren Park, the uber-cool King and Grove Williamsburg is the first full-service lifestyle hotel in Brooklyn. On Dean Street, The Missing Lantern offers the kind of affordable rooms that make Brooklyn a prime option for those traveling on a budget.
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The identities of two elderly people who were killed following a two-vehicle crash in Jackson Thursday morning have been released by the Aiken County Coroner's Office.
The accident happened about 8:30 a.m. at the intersection of Atomic Road and Tisdale Street, according to Coroner Tim Carlton.
Larry Hicks, 73, of Beech Island, stopped his 2014 Ford pickup at the stop sign of Tisdale Street and proceeded into the intersection, where he struck a southbound semi truck driven by Theondra Ransom of Jackson.
Hicks and and 84-year-old Martha Barsh, of Jackson, were pronounced dead on the scene from multiple body trauma as a result of the impact, Carlton said.
Toxicology is pending.
There was no word on whether or not Ransom received any injuries stemming from the crash.
The crash is being investigated by the Aiken County Coroner's Office and the S.C. Highway Patrol.
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For those of you who doubt another sure proof is prayer. Prayer for as long as it takes and you too will start to feel something amazing inside of you. Just try it. Prayer is a very powerful thing.Bless you allDee
The existence of God cannot be proven scientifically.
There is the music of Van Morrison, therefore there is a God.
No solid proof for a God because it also can be alien intelligence.
That's a good point.
PROPHECIES FULFILLED BY JESUS CHRIST The Old Testament, written over a 1,000 year period, contains over 300 references to the coming Messiah. All of these were fulfilled in Jesus Christ, and they established a solid confirmation of His credentials as the Messiah; the Anointed One (King; Priest; Saint); Intercessor (to release or deliver; help; meet; seek; accompany). Many of the prophecies concerning the messiah were totally beyond human control: Birth: Place, time, manner of.Death: Peoples reactions, piercing of side, burialResurrection: Where did His body go?By using the modern science of probability in reference to just eight of these prophecies --- the chance that any man might have lived to fulfill all eight prophecies is one in one hundred trillion! To illustrate this: If we take 100 trillion silver dollars and lay them on the face of Texas, they would be two feet deep. Now we mark one of these silver dollars and stir the whole mass thoroughly --- all over the state. Now blindfold a man and let him travel as far as he wishes, but he must pick only one silver dollar. What chance would he have of picking the right one? The same chance that the prophets would have of writing just eight of these prophecies and having them all come true for any one man --- if they had written them without God's inspiration! The chance of any one man fulfilling all of 48 prophecies is one in 10 to the 157 power. The electron is about as small an object as we can imagine. if we had a cubic inch of these electrons and tried to count them, it would take us (at 250 per minute) 19,000 time 19,000 time 19,000 years to count them. Now mark one of them, and thoroughly stir it into the whole mass. What chance does our blindfolded man have of finding the right electron? --- The same chance as one man of fulfilling 48 of the prophecies about Christ, without being the Son of God! Jesus Christ fulfilled every prophecy written about the coming Messiah --- over three hundred of them! Would that have been possible had He not been the Son of God? Here is a short listing of some of the hundreds of prophecies concerning Christ: Linage Genesis 3:15; 9:26: 22:18; 26:4; 28:14; 49:10; 2 & Samual 7:12-16Son of God Psalm 2:6-7Virgin birth Isaiah 7:14Birthplace Micah 5:2Piercing of side Zechariah 12:10Darkness Psalm 22:2Vinegar Psalm 69:21Mocking Psalm 22:6-8Nakedness Psalm 22:17Gambling for clothes Psalm 22:18Unbroken bones Psalm 34:20Burial Isaiah 53:9Resurrection Psalm 16:10; Hosea 6:2; Psalm 30:3,9; Isaiah 53:10Assention to right hand of God Psalm 110:1; 68:18; Proverbs 30:4; 24:3-10The Only problem with prophecy is it is only as good as you trust the person who wrote it. Its all very well to write after His death that He was born in Bethlehem to fulfill the prophecy, its another thing again to BELIEVE it...as obviously there is no evidence
The Only problem with prophecy is it is only as good as you trust the person who wrote it. Its all very well to write after His death that He was born in Bethlehem to fulfill the prophecy, its another thing again to BELIEVE it...as obviously there is no evidence
You can trust the Holy Spirit."for no prophecy was ever made by an act of human will, but men moved by the Holy Spirit spoke from God. 2 Peter 1:21"
One can go there at their own peril. I don't have to convince. God will take care of that.


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Google announced last month that Google Video will become a search engine that will include videos from different video sites. For the moment, Google Video includes YouTube videos in the search results.
Because YouTube is much more popular than Google Video, much more videos are uploaded to YouTube (Google Video has 3 million videos, while YouTube has 18 million videos), so most search results will contain a lot of YouTube videos. If you want to search only YouTube videos, you can do that at youtube.com, but how to restrict your search only to Google videos?
Use the site: operator, that should be familiar from web search or image search. Append this to a query: site:video.google.com. For example, to search for Regina Spektor, use this query: [regina spektor site:video.google.com]. To restrict the search to YouTube files, add site:youtube.com to the query.
An interesting tidbit is that the search results feed contains only results from Google Video (you can obtain the feed by adding "&output=rss" to the URL or by clicking on the RSS links from the top of the page).
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Nurses and midwives are highly skilled health care professionals who combine the art of caring with scientific knowledge and skills.
If the idea of a career in nursing or midwifery gets your pulse racing, look no further than ECU.
We have the largest Nursing program and the only dual Nursing/Midwifery degree in Western Australia. And we have facilities that are the envy of other universities.
Our demonstration wards are as close as you can get to the real thing – until you start your practical work in one of Western Australia's major hospitals.
At ECU we understand that when it comes to studying, everyone is different. And often busy!
It's why we offer working nurses and midwives the flexibility of online study within all of our postgraduate nursing and midwifery programs.
Our tutorials are delivered via virtual classrooms which you can access anywhere at any time from your desktop computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
During the tutorial, you can ask questions in real time and have discussions with your lecturer and fellow students. You'll also have access to lecturers online, or can meet with them on-campus.
To see our range of postgraduate courses, simply scroll down to Your Degree.
To consolidate the theory they learn in the classroom and to understand what pregnancy means for couples, all midwifery students participate in our Mothers Adopting Midwifery Students (MAMS) program.
MAMS pairs students with women up to 35 weeks pregnant for their mutual benefit. The program offers invaluable learning opportunities outside of a 'typical' classroom setting, where students can develop both their clinical and personal skills.
Feedback from MAMS has shown that participants experienced a sense of comfort, trust and overall psychological benefit from meeting with the same midwifery student throughout their pregnancy, labour and post-natal period.
If you're interested in working in a different healthcare system to experience health in a diverse cultural setting, you can include a community placement overseas as part of our undergraduate Nursing and Midwifery programs.
Community placement opportunities are currently available in Laos, Cambodia, India, the Philippines, Thailand and Tanzania for Nursing students and in the Philippines for Midwifery students.
With the support of an ECU scholarship, we can help you realise your ambitions by improving your financial situation and enabling you to successfully complete your course.
At ECU we understand that everyone is different.
Different work arrangements, different family responsibilities, different locations or different learning styles.
That's why we offer the flexibility of studying many of our courses online.
Now you can study where you want, when you want.
Balance your study with family and work commitments. Or advance your career without leaving the workplace.
And just because you're not on campus doesn't mean we'll forget you. Online students get our full support too.
Are you passionate about a particular area or field of work?
Have you just completed a degree and think you'd like to go onto postgraduate study?
Maybe you've been working as a professional and you'd like to gain a competitive advantage or change career direction?
Whatever your reason or background, we offer a wide range of postgraduate courses at ECU.
And because we understand that your life is already busy, we offer the flexibility and convenience of part-time and online study options too.
The nursing and midwifery professions offer you different options for healthcare specialisation, including newborn babies, aged care, pediatrics, mental health, critical care, rural or remote nursing and a host of other specialties.
Our School of Nursing and Midwifery has partnerships with metropolitan and rural hospitals, as well as the private sector, this allows us to offer a unique arrangement where you can undertake the majority of your undergraduate clinical placements in one setting.
To help you choose a career direction, we've grouped similar fields of work into 12 study areas across ECU – Nursing and Midwifery is one of those study areas.
Within this study area you can choose a degree, for example a Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or a double degree such as a Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery).
Postgraduate degrees are also available through coursework or research. For example, you can study our Master of Nursing by Research degree or complete a Master of Healthcare Studies by coursework.
Our purpose-built Health and Wellness building features health demonstration and clinical practice wards that provide a safe and authentic environment for clinical skills development.
These state-of-the-art facilities allow you to practice nursing and midwifery skills in a variety of simulated healthcare scenarios, helping you improve your practical skills and build confidence.
Our facilities include two laboratories and a preparation area where practical sessions are held on pathophysiology and pharmacology.
And we have an Anatomy Museum housing potted specimens, models, charts, textbooks and computers for using packages for chemistry, anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology and clinical microbiology studies.
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In the latest Good Universities Guide, our graduates gave ECU a 5-star rating for their overall satisfaction, the quality of our teaching and for the generic skills they developed during their studies.
We've now achieved 5-star ratings for the past six years.
So when you graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing at ECU, you can expect to be better prepared than most to enter the world of work.
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Midwifery Student, Jessica Burgess discusses her experience studying with ECU.
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WASHINGTON, April 7, 2011--The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is seeking participation in a two-year, voluntary project to assess the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process used to inform its decisions associated with the regulation of genetically engineered organisms.
The goal of APHIS' NEPA pilot project is to test new approaches to developing environmental documents to determine the extent to which these approaches improve the quality, timeliness and cost of the process. The project is part of a larger effort to improve the petition evaluation process. It is one of the strategies identified in USDA's High Priority Performance Goal for biotechnology regulation.
Note to Reporters: USDA news releases, program announcements and media advisories are available on the Internet and through Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds. Go to the APHIS news release page at www.aphis.usda.gov/newsroom and click on the RSS feed link.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice), or (202) 720-6382 (TDD).


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A Ba'athist is a member of a pan-Arab socialist Ba'ath (from the Arabic for "revival") political party active principally in Syria and Iraq.[1] The movement began during the 1940s with the goal of uniting the entire Arab-speaking world into a nation state.[2] Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was an influential Ba'athist and placed the Ba'ath Party at the center of his regime.[3] The current leader of Syria Bashar al-Assad is also a the leader of the Syrian Baathist Party.
- ↑ http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Ba'athist
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Pellet gun vandalism continues in Rutland areaBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 24,2013A vandalism spree involving the use of a pellet gun to shatter car windows in the Rutland area continued for a second day with about 30 reports, according to Rutland City Police.
On Wednesday, police in the city fielded complaints from about 75 people — mostly car owners along with about a dozen homeowners and a half dozen business owners — whose windows had been shot out sometime between midnight and 6 a.m. Wednesday.
On Thursday, the damage continued with about 30 reports from residents in Rutland, Center Rutland and West Rutland whose vehicles were vandalized overnight and, in about eight instances, during the day.
"I went inside for about 10 minutes earlier today and when I came out my window was shot out," Scott LaFrancois said waving his hand around the empty space once occupied by the driver's side window of his Chevrolet Cavalier.
LaFrancois, whose car was parked in a lot on Meadow Street in the city when the vandalism occurred, didn't see the shooter but he suspected a dark sport utility vehicle containing a teenaged driver and passenger who laughed as they drove by the scene shortly after.
"They spotted me and I could see the 'Oh (expletive)' expressions on their faces," he said.
But Rutland City Police Sgt. John Sly said police had reason to believe a different vehicle was involved.
"We have some information from a very credible source so it's looking like the (dark colored SUV) might not be the vehicle we're looking for," Sly said.
The sergeant didn't say what vehicle police believe might have been involved because they are pursuing a lead in search of a specific suspect.
With a tally of vandalism reports within the last 36 hours exceeding 100 cases, Sly said the spree was the worst of its kind in a long time.
"It's the most expensive and the most widespread we've seen in awhile," he said. "It's impacted a significant amount of people and I'm not exaggerating when I say the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars."
The spree has also been unusual for the acts of vandalism committed during the day when there are more potential witnesses, he said.
If police are able to make an arrest in the case, Sly predicted that dozens of felony charges of unlawful mischief could be forthcoming and he appealed to the public to help find those responsible.
"If a vehicle doesn't fit in the neighborhood or is passing slowly, please call us right away," he said. "If you can get a license number that's great but at a minimum a description of the vehicle and direction of travel phoned into us right away would be a great help."
Anyone with information about the vandalismsis asked to call Rutland Police at 773-1816.
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Oven heats to exact temperature, maintains it, and cools quickly. Burners good but seem to burn hotter than normal. Drawer below oven has plenty of room but the handle is not easy to use.Haven't used self-cleaning oven feature but am about to, thanks to the holiday turkey!
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Ordered this for my daughter. Good basic oven.
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This is a good buy. While its appearance is basic and it lacks some of the frills of more expensive models (such as burner pans and cast iron grates), it heats up quickly, bakes evenly, and has a large oven. In short, it performs as well as many more expensive stoves.
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Before They Were Stars: Celebrities Who Got Their Start on One Life to Live (We'll Miss You, Beloved Soap!)
Before They Were Stars: Celebrities Who Got Their Start on One Life to Live (We'll Miss You, Beloved Soap!)
For more than 40 years, One Life to Live has been a daytime-TV staple. As the soap opera fades to black this month, we look back at some of the many famous actors and actresses who spent time in Llanview before going on to hit it big.SEE MORE
Nathan Fillion
Before he was playing crime novelist Richard Castle on ABC's dramedy Castle, Nathan Fillion stirred up trouble as Joey Buchanan, son of the popular main character Victoria Lord. One of his more memorable stories was when he romanced a much older woman—his mother's nemesis. His mom became so enraged that during a recurrence of her dissociative identity disorder (natch!) she kidnapped her son's lover and held her hostage until she promised to end the May-December romance.
Elisabeth Röhm
Did you know that One Life to Live was Elisabeth Röhm's big break? Yep, her first acting role was playing Dorothy Hayes on the show from 1997 to 1998. Funny fact: She had an on-screen romance with Nathan Fillion's Joey! Elisabeth later moved on to the role we all probably know her best for, ADA Serena Southerlyn on Law & Order.
Blair Underwood
Long before Beyoncé and Jay-Z's baby became the most famous person ever named Blue, Blair Underwood played the character Bobby Blue on One Life to Live from 1985 to 1986. He went on to bigger roles on L.A. Law and The New Adventures of Old Christine and, of course, playing Miranda's doctor boyfriend Robert Leeds on Sex and the City.
Marcia Cross
Between her roles as Bree Van de Kamp on Desperate Housewives and Dr. Kimberly Shaw on Melrose Place, Marcia Cross has acted out countless dramatic moments on TV. But one of the best ever took place during her tenure playing Kate Sanders on OLTL from 1986 to 1987. She was marrying the man of her dreams, Cord Roberts, when his "dead" wife busted in on the ceremony to announce she was alive and pregnant with his baby.
Bryan Cranston
These days Bryan Cranston is mixing up trouble on Breaking Bad—and winning loads of awards for it—but back in 1985 he had a short-lived role playing Dean Stella on One Life to Live. Between the soaps and his role on Malcolm in the Middle, he appeared in a potpourri of other shows through the years, including Baywatch, CHiPs and Touched by an Angel.
Ryan Phillippe
Sure, Ryan Phillippe's acting skills were a little rough back in 1992 and 1993 when he appeared in his first role ever as Billy Douglas on One Life to Live. But the part will remain unforgettable because the character was one of the first gay teenagers on a daytime show. Although Ryan has gone on to movie roles (including the Oscar-winning Crash), the episode in which Billy came out on OLTL is still one of daytime TV's most memorable moments.
Kelly McGillis
Kelly McGillis' role on One Life to Live, playing Glenda Livingston in 1984, didn't go so well—she was ultimately replaced! But that freed her up for bigger and better projects...like a primo part in a little movie called Top Gun, which hit theaters just two years later. Like the old saying goes: Things happen for a reason.
Kyle Chandler
Nathan Fillion wasn't the only actor to play Joey in the 43 years the daytime show was on the air. There were at least five other actors, including Kyle Chandler. While his stay in Llanview was brief, it helped prepare Kyle for prime-time and his best role yet as Coach on Friday Night Lights. We're sure his shiny new Emmy that he won last year for FNL makes up for getting axed from a soap.
Brandon Routh
It's a bird...It's a plane...It's Brandon Routh on One Life to Live! Before he got to don superhero tights as the title character in the 2006 flick Superman Returns, Brandon was troublemaker Seth Anderson on One Life from 2001 to 2002. Tights weren't part of his daytime job.
Hayden Panettiere
When Hayden Panettiere was just five, she made her acting debut as Sarah Roberts on OLTL. She stuck around on the show until 1997, when she hopped over to a competing show, Guiding Light. She broke out of daytime and later landed a role on TV's Heroes as well as a bunch of movies, including Scream 4.
Krysten Ritter
We love Krysten Ritter from Breaking Bad, Veronica Mars and Confessions of a Shopaholic, to name a few, and we can't wait for her new TV comedy, Don't Trust the B---h in Apartment 23, slated to debut this spring. But did you know that the raven-haired model turned actress has a soap background? One of her credits includes a small role playing an investigator named Kay on the show in 2004.
Alex McCord
Before she was a reality-TV star, Alex McCord was an actress, appearing as a recurring character named McCarthy on One Life to Live. Of course, that was a bit part compared with her large role today on Bravo's The Real Housewives of New York City.
Rainn Wilson
Back in 1997, Rainn Wilson was already making people LOL. The funnyman had a brief but memorable role in 1997 on OLTL—it was also his first TV gig—playing an aspiring standup comedian named Casey Keegan. Of course, he went on to star in Almost Famous and, his role of roles, playing Dwight Schrute in NBC's The Office.
Tommy Lee Jones
After having a supporting role in the classic movie Love Story, Tommy Lee Jones was looking for steady work and found it playing Dr. Mark Toland on One Life from 1971 to 1975. He went on to a stellar movie career and received three Academy Award nominations, winning one as best supporting actor for The Fugitive. Coming soon, you'll be able to see him partnering with Will Smith again for Men in Black III.


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Guilford College freshman Zeb Richardson scored 11 points and blocked two shots in 23 minutes to help the Quakers beat Randolph College, 69-65.
Richardson was one of three double-figure scorers for the Quakers on Wednesday. Matt McCarthy led the way with 16 points and Will Freeman added 15 points off the bench.
Guilford shot the ball very well from the field, connecting on 51-percent of its shots.
Randolph held a slim 36-33 lead at the half before Guilford got things rolling in the second half to get the victory.
On Saturday, Guilford saw its nine game winning streak come to an end against Old Dominion Athletic Conference foe Washington & Lee. The Generals pulled the upset over the Quakers, 62-58.
Richardson played 25 minutes and dealt with a bit of foul trouble along the way, but still scored eight points and grabbed right rebounds. McCarthy led all Quaker scorers with 20. Josh Pittman added 17 and Jake Hopkins notched a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
The Quakers are now 14-3 overall and 6-2 in the ODAC. Washington & Lee improved to 9-8 overall and 4-4 in conference action.
Guilford has three games remaining in January. The Quakers host Lynchburg this Wednesday before traveling to Hampden-Sydney on Saturday, Jan. 26 to start the second half of the conference season. Guilford wraps up the month at Roanoke on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
As the team nears the midpoint of the season, Virginia Wesleyan remains undefeated at the top of the ODAC standings.
Old Dominion Athletic Conference standings
1. Virginia Wesleyan: 12-4 overall, 8-0 conference
2. Hampden-Sydney: 15-2 overall, 7-1 conference
3. Guilford College: 14-3 overall, 6-2 conference
4. Randolph College: 14-2 overall, 6-2 conference
5. Lynchburg: 14-3 overall, 5-3 conference
6. Bridgewater: 10-7 overall, 4-4 conference
7. Randolph-Macon: 9-8 overall, 4-4 conference
8. Washington & Lee: 9-8 overall, 4-4 conference
9. Eastern Mennonite: 10-7 overall, 3-5 conference
10. Emory & Henry: 3-12 overall, 1-7 conference
11. Roanoke: 7-10 overall, 0-8 conference
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Wallace State Battles Back to Beat Salt Lake to Capture DI Softball National TitleMay 18, 2013
The Lions, who also won the title in 2008, came into play Saturday out of the winner's bracket, needing only one win to claim the title. Meanwhile, Salt Lake, which had dropped an 8-1 decision to Wallace State Friday night in the winner's bracket semifinals, avenged that loss and forced a second title game by defeating the Lions 8-0 earlier Saturday.
Salt Lake looked as if it was going to pick up where it left off to start game two as the Lions committed three errors in the first inning, yet the Bruins scored just one run on those extra opportunities to take a 1-0 lead.
After being shutout for the first time in the tournament in their loss to Salt Lake in the first title game on Saturday, Wallace State broke through with a pair of runs in the second inning as infielder Kori Benson connected on a two-run home run to give the Lions a 2-1 lead.
The Bruins had a chance to put up a big number in the bottom of the fifth frame as Salt Lake loaded the bases with no outs on a pair of hits and a hit by pitch. However, Wallace State starting pitcher Lindsey DeFee was able to escape the jam by only allowing just one run off a sacrifice fly from Susan Duke, which knotted the score at 2-2.
The Lions then put the game away in the seventh. Wallace State sent 10 batters to the plate, scoring five runs. Benson and Katie Gentle both produced two-run singles, which gave Wallace State a commanding 7-2 advantage.
Salt Lake tried to mount a rally in its final at-bat as Maddy Woodard knocked a solo home run with one out to left field, which was followed by a Lyndsey Healy single. However, DeFee slammed the door shut as she induced a championship-clinching double play to end the game.
DeFee, who was named Tournament MVP and Most Outstanding Pitcher, struck out three and scattered five hits and three runs, two earned, to pick up the win. She posted a 3-0 record during the tournament with a 4.14 ERA in 25.1 innings in the circle. Opposing batters mustered only a .245 average against her during the tournament.
Bruin starter Kailey Christensen, who posted a shutout versus Wallace in the first title match, pitched into the second inning of game two, but was touched up for two runs on three hits in the frame and took the loss. Woodard finished with three hits to lead the Bruin offense.
Salt Lake's Malia Campos had one hit in the deciding title game and scored two runs. She earned the tourney's Most Outstanding Offensive Player honor after posting a .426 batting clip with a home run and eight RBIs while in St. George. She also scored 15 runs.


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Hamburg, NY – The Hilbert men's soccer team lost 2-1 against SUNY Morrisville on Tuesday, September 7th . The set-back drops their overall record to 0-2. After dominating the Mustangs the first 30 minutes, the visitors scored two quick goals in a span of two minutes sending the Hawks to the locker room in a hole.
Hilbert continued to dominate play in the second half and finally put a goal on the board at the 74th minute. Sophomore James Knapp (Lockport, NY/ St. Mary's – Lancaster) fed a long breakaway pass to first year forward, Shawn Colvin (Elma, NY/ Iroquois) {in photo to right} who slotted the ball in the lower left corner of the net past the Morrisville keeper. Hilbert led in shots (16 -10) over the feisty Mustangs (2-1) but just didn't get one on target to hit the back of the net.
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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When: Sunday, February 10, 2013
Time: 10 a.m.
Where: Chapel (Ackley Hall)
Please come join a new Quaker worship group meeting on campus. We meet for approximately an hour of silent worship Sunday mornings with first day school for all ages occurring concurrently. We gather at 10 am in the chapel with worship and first day school starting at 10:10.
First day school is in Ackley 224.
All are welcome—no prior experience of Quaker worship or particular set of beliefs required. Quakers tend to be big on silence, simplicity, non-violence, and consensus decision making, but there are no required professions of faith for Quakers.
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It looks like Cleveland and Miami may still need QBs going into the draft. Cleveland swap would be ideal but I'm not sure what they would really do, if anything. If Tannenhill has a great workout he may be a top 5 pick, not sure on that, but its possible.
I'd be happy to take a 3rd or even 4th to drop 1 spot as long as they wouldn't take Kalil.
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HC I had a feeling you must have gotten a new book or two to look at, judging from all the talk as to new ideas on big bores. That book has a lot to take in, it sits by my keyboard as I type. I look at it on a daily basis
No I dont think that a shortend 308 die would work as 1.5" from the end would cause the base/rim to be to small of a OD due to the taper of the case. the 308 barnes has a shoulder diamiter of .450 and the 308 WIN has a shoulder dia of .488. the shoulder angles are differant as well There are dies avaliable I already have the trim die. I made up a couple un FL sized cases to look at. the case is bigger in OD but the neck is further back than a 7.62x39. it looks prety much like a benchrest case except it is 30 CAL it does hold around 4 grains more powder and is susposed to out perform the 30-30 win in every way some thing the 7.62x39 does not. there is a 1.75" version (next page) that may offer even more, but likely to long for a standard AK mag.
I was thinking the 308x1.5 necked up to 9mm would have worked good for your 9x39 project.


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Implementing public cloud computing is quickly becoming a top priority for companies of all sizes and industries, as the technology enables employees to be more efficient and flexible – both of which are crucial in today's highly competitive private sector. Because the public cloud is managed off-site, decision-makers need to find the right provider with services that will meet short- and long-term demands. Equally as important is developing a healthy cloud partnership.
TechTarget recently highlighted several ways to develop a strong partner program with a cloud vendor, as doing so will ensure a firm is given the best opportunity to succeed in the coming years. This growing demand for a robust relationship between the user and provider has forced many cloud companies to reevaluate their business models and create more relevant offerings.
Because cloud vendors come from a variety of backgrounds and offer myriad solutions, they need to find unique ways to differentiate themselves from other providers, TechTarget noted. Doing so will make certain services more appealing to companies and support healthy collaboration between the two parties.
"Every partner is slightly different," cloud expert Jaywant Rao said, according to TechTarget. "They each have a different flavor of how they go to market. That means you have to focus on which models make sense for your own business and align things from there."
Step 1: Decision-makers must identify objectives
Finding a service provider to meet corporate demands means executives must know what they intend to get out of the cloud. To do so, organizations should consider building a channel program that clearly defines the image of the perfect partner, TechTarget noted.
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McGinnis: 2013′s Best Thing, Period: 'Breaking Bad's' final episodes set a new standard for televisionWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | email@example.com
WARNING: The following contains spoilers.
"I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. And … I was … really … I was alive."
And this was the redemption of Walter White, something I didn't think would be possible. It totally fit the theme and structure of the masterpiece of "Breaking Bad"'s final season, and the show in general. The series' final bow was all about Walter White making things right, or as right as he could, for everyone in his life — those he had wronged, and those who had wronged him. And perhaps the most important name on both those lists was himself.
The simple yet complicated perfection of this moment — and the whole of the eight episodes that comprised the end of this remarkable series — makes "Breaking Bad" 2013′s Best Thing, Period of pop culture, by a wide margin.
There are natural pitfalls when you're wrapping up a show that is as beloved as Vince Gilligan's unusual and unforgettable crime drama/black comedy. Whether it's fair or not, shows are often judged as a whole by how their creators handle their ending. Series as beloved as "Lost," "The Sopranos," "Battlestar Galactica" and even this year's "Dexter" have lost luster in the eyes of fans because their stories came to unpopular conclusions.
Yet beginning in early August, Gilligan and his staff made the process look so easy. Over the last eight episodes of "Bad," the saga of Walter White — the nebulous chemistry teacher who transformed over five seasons into a crystal meth kingpin nicknamed Heisenberg — began crashing down in a carefully orchestrated symphony of chaos.
As the sins of his past began to catch up with him, as everyone he had hurt turned on him, as years of evil choices took their toll, White — played brilliantly by Bryan Cranston — flailed wildly to try and keep everything under control, seemingly making everything worse with every choice. As his brother-in-law Hank (Dean Norris) tightened the figurative noose, enlisting the help of his former partner Jesse (Aaron Paul), Walter began seeking the help of the wrong people to salvage the situation.
This led up to perhaps the greatest single episode of the series, and maybe one of the greatest episodes in television history — "Ozymandias" — where it all definitively came to a terrible climax. Hank and his fellow DEA agent Steve were murdered in cold blood, almost all the money Walt had worked so hard to make was stolen from him, Walt's family finally turned against him, and Walt left Albuquerque in disgrace, his life in tatters.
But "Breaking Bad" had one final surprise for all of us. There was a path back for Walter — not a "happy ending," by any means, as he was far past hope of total salvation. But moments of resolution, closure, and understanding. Heisenberg had destroyed everything he had touched. Now it was up to Walter White to set things as right as they could be.
The center of it all, though, was that moment of admission from Walter to his long-suffering wife, Skylar (played by Anna Gunn). Of all the characters, she had been the one who had been dragged furthest down the rabbit hole by Walter's alter ego. There had been plenty of moments where she seemingly had lost her own way, as well. And all the while, Walt had insisted his intentions had been pure — that he'd done it all for her, for their children, for the family.
And in their last meeting, Walter made it plain — that had been a lie. To her, certainly, and probably to himself. After a lifetime of being marginalized and being made disposable, Walter finally had something that made him exceptional. Who among us could give up on such power so easily, even if it meant the rejection of all that made us good and decent?
All that followed served to underscore this revelation. White's efforts to punish those who had harmed him, suddenly tempered by his impromptu rescue of Jesse, who he'd probably planned to kill with the rest. His execution of the villainous Jack, in the same way Jack had executed Hank, despite being tempted by the money he'd stolen — a bargain which Heisenberg might have taken.
And in the end, Walter, bleeding out and near death, took a moment to say goodbye to his true love, as well — wandering the makeshift meth lab and touching the equipment with warmth. A fitting coda to a final season that set new standards for how a show should be concluded.
For taking us all on the most remarkable ride for five years, for tying up virtually every loose end in a satisfying way, and for giving a just ending to the saga of one of the most remarkable characters ever — "Breaking Bad" is, easily, 2013′s Best Thing, Period.
Tags: Anna Gunn, Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, Heisenberg, Ozymandias, Skylar, Walter White


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Man shot to death on Grayson near downtown
By Alia Malik, San Antonio Express-News : December 19, 2013 : Updated: December 19, 2013 9:02am
SAN ANTONIO — A 35-year-old man was shot to death about 6 a.m. Thursday on Grayson Street, a block off Broadway and a little more than a mile from downtown.
Two men and a woman were involved in a disagreement on the street in front of the house in the 500 block of East Grayson Street, said Officer Roger Zuniga of the San Antonio Police Department. The man received a single gunshot wound to the chest, Zuniga said.
He was rushed to San Antonio Military Medical Center, where he died, Zuniga said.
Another man later surrendered to police in connection with the shooting near the intersection of U.S. Highway 281 and Loop 410, Zuniga said.
Police were questioning the man Thursday morning. Neither man has been identified.
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Student Spotlight on Anthony Winston
Student Spotlight: Anthony Winston
IMAGE: Anthony Winston
Kent State Sophomore Anthony Winston is tackling every obstacle thrown at him these days and Kent State East Liverpool has helped him with one of the biggest obstacles in his life. Attending Kent State East Liverpool campus was one of the best decisions that Anthony has ever made. Anthony has had a disability his whole life called Cerebral Palsy. Anthony explains that Cerebral Palsy is a bruise on the brain. The bruise is located on one of the lobes in his brain, this was caused at birth and it affects his motor skills.
"Cerebral Palsy has made me stronger and it also makes me strive to live a normal lifestyle. A person can never be cured but physical therapy helps me immensely. Even though I do have a disability I still manage to go to school daily to complete my education and reach my goals for the future and to move forward in my career."
Having a disability has not stopped Anthony from going to school and pursuing his dreams. Someday he wants to travel and help others overcome their problems by becoming a motivational speaker and writer. Anthony is in the Applied Communication program and to reach his goals in life he decided that this was the right educational and career path in which he needed to take to get there.
Anthony expresses "Writing is my gift, it is a release for me, something I enjoy doing and it's a lot of fun." Winston started writing in the seventh grade and he has been writing ever since. He uses his gift of writing and communication as a tool to help others. After graduation he plans on becoming a motivation speaker. He wants to spread the message of hope to everybody he meets.
The desire, passion and strength that Anthony has for writing and his ability to help others is endless. "Everybody has obstacles in their life, but as long as you have the right attitude about it and your willing to work hard towards change you can overcome it. I'm thankful for Kent State University helping me reach for my goals."