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The harsh environment of the wilderness lead to Israel's spiritual development as a nation.
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The Character of Numbers
The Book of Numbers is composed of narrative, legislation, and archival records. Its narrative begins at the point where Exodus leaves off. (Leviticus, which interrupts the flow of narration, consists almost entirely of legislation independent of historic precedent–with the exception of Lev. 16.) Exodus ends by relating the erection of the Tabernacle on the first day of Nissan, and Numbers starts with a census taken a month later, just a little over a year after the Children of Israel came out of Egypt.
The book covers the years of the people's wanderings in the desert. However, only the beginning and closing periods of the journey are described in some detail; the thirty‑eight years in which a new generation matures receive no attention at all. Biblical memory accords no further place to those who were saved from Egypt but did not prove worthy of the gift of freedom and so were condemned to die in the desert.
The law given is usually case law, arising from the specific circumstances in the narrative. For instance, telling the story of the dedication of the Tabernacle occasions the statement of priestly obligations and privileges in general. From the law applicable to a particular event told in the book, the Torah proceeds to state the broader law valid for all time.
The Four Main Sections
The book falls into four broad sections. The first (1:1 – 10:10) deals with regulations promulgated at Sinai; it contains demographic and legal material of the most varied kind: from the holding of a census to the ordeal of bitter waters; from prescriptions for offerings to the use of the silver trumpets. It also includes the story of how the Tabernacle was consecrated after it had been set up.
The second part (10:11‑20:1).reports highlights of the early days of the march; emphasizing the various rebellions which occurred, especially the uprising of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram; and then it tells of the end of the old leadership: the deaths of Miriam and Aaron, the judgment on Moses, and the selection of Eleazar and Joshua as the new priestly and secular leaders who will bring the people into Canaan.
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The Mad River Path is a valued community resource for many reasons. It provides a safe alternative for travel by foot, wheel, ski or snowshoe through The Valley. It can connect Valley residents and visitors to the towns, schools, businesses and special places of the Mad River watershed. It creates accessible recreation for all ages, and it helps to foster a strong, healthy community.
The Mad River Path Association (MRPA) builds and maintains the Mad River Path throughout The Valley. MRPA's mission is to connect the Mad River Valley communities through a system of public pathways, offering accessible recreation and alternative transportation options for all who live and visit the Mad River Valley.
The MRPA makes this community resource possible by collaborating with the towns and private landowners who generously host the Mad River Path on their land. Many landowners are hesitant to host the Path because of concerns regarding liability. While their concerns are understandable, there is considerable liability protection from the state of Vermont for landowners who allow public access to their land for recreation without charging a fee.
Vermont law and policy strongly favor the protection of landowners from liability to encourage owners to make their land available for recreational uses by the public. Vermont's laws are among the most protective in the United States for landowners who act in good faith and who do not seek to make a profit from the public's recreational use.
Under Vermont law 12 V.S.A. § 5793, a landowner is not liable for personal injuries or property damages incurred by users of a recreation path unless either:
1. The landowner acts with malice or wanton misconduct. ("Malice" means the landowner intended to inflict injury; "wanton misconduct" means the landowner should have known the act is likely to cause injury), or
2. The landowner is paid a fee for the path's use. (Note that accepting a tax benefit, or accepting insurance against claims, is not a "fee" that exposes the landowner to liability.)
This statute also specifically states that when making land available for a public path without a fee, the landowner has no duty to make the property safe or to inspect for dangers on the land.
The Vermont Legislature adopted this statute in 1997 to remove any doubt from the law and encourage landowners to make their property available for public recreational use. (See 12 V.S.A. §§ 5791 – 5794.)
An earlier statute remains in force and further bolsters landowners' insulation from liability. Under 12 V.S.A. § 1037, a participant in any sport (including bicycle riding and hiking) is deemed to have accepted the inherent and obvious dangers of the sport. Thus, a participant in such sports cannot recover from other people any compensation for injuries or damage that arise from these accepted risks.
The state of Vermont's Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation has published a pamphlet that explains in detail the protection of landowners who generously make their land available for uses like the Mad River Path. This pamphlet, "Public Recreation on Private Land, a Landowner's Guide," is available online at www.vtfpr.org/pdf/pubrec.pdf.
The Mad River Path Association also maintains liability insurance which can offer some additional protection to landowners who host the Mad River Path.
Foushee is the director of the Mad River Valley Path Association and Monte is a member of the Path Association Landowner Committee.

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Woody, Buzz and their pals return in Toy Story 3Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Lee Unkrich, the director of Toy Story 3 was driven by curiosity when he put the query on Twitter. He still treasured the Six Million Dollar Man doll that he'd acquired as a youngster in the 1970s, and he wondered how many other people felt the same way about their old play things.
"So I put a call out on Twitter asking people if they still had their favourite childhood toys. I got a flood back and that just speaks volumes about how important toys are to us in our lives and the special bond that we have."
It also helped explain Pixar Animation Studios' phenomenal success with the Toy Story franchise and why Disney anticipates a huge opening weekend when Woody, Buzz Lightyear and their pals return to theatres June 18.
The 1995 release of the original Toy Story – the first full-length animated feature to be created entirely by artists using CGI computer technology – struck a chord with millions of filmgoers from every age group. It became the year's most commercially successful film, grossing nearly $200 million in North America alone and more than $360 million worldwide. Its success made it clear to Disney and its Pixar partner that a toy can carry it's own mystique.
"It's just cloth and plastic and should be meaningless," Unkrich says, chatting with reporters at Pixar's home base in the small town of Emeryville, across the Bay Bridge from San Francisco. "But somehow we impart personalities onto them and they're meaningful to us and they give us security when we're kids and you carry that into adulthood."
Unkrich, himself a parent, sometimes wonders about all the high-tech gadgetry that invades children's worlds today. In fact, the new film touches on these concerns. "Children today don't have such free unbridled imaginative play with toys that we were used to. There are so many other things vying for their attention – the Internet, video games and this and that. It's a shame, but it is what it is. So we make a comment about how the toys in our film feel kind of abandoned."
Abandonment is an underlying theme of this often bittersweet adventure about a group of much-loved toys who fear that they are reaching the end of the road. Woody, the intrepid cowboy sheriff (Tom Hanks), laser-equipped space ranger Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), tomboy cowgirl Jessie (Joan Cusack) Hamm the piggyback pig (John Ratzenberger), Mr. and Mrs., Potato Head (Don Rickles, Estelle Harris), Rex the neurotic dinosaur (Wallace Shawn), Barbie (Jodi Benson) – they're all back along with such new toys as swinging bachelor Ken (Michael Keaton) and the villainous toy bear Lotso (Ned Beatty).
But it's 11 years since the release of Toy Story 2, and with their beloved owner Andy now 17 and headed for college, they face frightening change.
Unkrich, who began his Pixar career as a film editor on Toy Story, has lived with the franchise for nearly two decades, co-directing Toy Story 2 before taking on the current film himself. He's fully aware of the perils of sequels, of a law of diminishing returns the longer a franchise lasts.
"I think the bar was very high on the first Toy Story and I think we tempted fate by even making a second one. Somehow we managed to pull that off, but I think the bar was equally high when we set out to make this one. I think that Toy Story and Toy Story 2 are among the most beloved films of all time, so I took this responsibility very seriously – to make a film that just didn't feel like a cruddy sequel. We knew that there was a 'curse' on having a number 3 after the title of your movie, and we really set out to break that curse and show that it didn't need to be this pariah, that we could actually make a very good movie."
Unkrich will never forget the day he had to tell his wife that he had accidentally thrown a bag of her favourite stuffed animals from childhood into the dumpster. This memory was worked into the finished film and into a terrifying scene where Woody and his friends face a fiery end in the town incinerator. The film also includes an earlier sequence in which the abandoned toys are donated to a daycare where they are unloved by the children and terrorized by the villainous Lotso.
Disney films have never shrunk away from intense scenes – witness the witch in Snow White – and its projects with Pixar have shown a similar readiness to offer tough moments when necessary. Unkrich says Toy Story 3 is no exception – "but again, I wanted to be truthful.
"The psyche of toys is such that anything that prevents them from being played with by a kid or loved by a kid gives them stress, whether it's being broken, being lost, or ending up in the attic. And the thing that causes them the most stress is the idea of being thrown away, of never being able to play with a kid again. So I wanted to pursue that through to the end. I wanted to take the toys to the brink and be truthful to that."
It took four years to make Toy Story 3, with some 400 artists and technicians working on it at its peak. However Unkrich stresses that the storytelling, as always with any Pixar film, remained of paramount importance and that it was never dependent on the technology.
"The fact that so many years had gone by helped lead us to this idea of having Andy growing up and heading off to college. And I think it's really the perfect time in which to set this story, because at the end of 2, the toys have seemingly made their peace with the fact that Andy's going to grow up some day – but we're going to enjoy every moment we have with him until then. But as we all know from life, it's one thing to kind of make peace with something that will happen someday, and another to arrive at that day and actually be confronting it."
Unkrich admits the new film carries a sense of closure.
"I don't know if there will ever be a Toy Story 4. I tried to end this very nicely with the relationship of Woody and Buzz and the other toys with Andy."
Maybe just maybe there will be another Toy Story "if there are other stories out there – but we don't have any plans."
Toy Story 3 opens June 18.
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Sapp pled guilty to the crime of voluntary manslaughter July 30, 2007, in connection with the fatal shooting of Joshua Smith.
Assistant District Attorney Gregory Bushway told the court that Sapp violated his probation by absconding from supervision, moving without permission, and not paying his fines and fees.
Superior Court Judge Trent Brown accepted Sapp's probation modification and pointed out the benefits of the first offender act.
"You have to abide by the conditions of your probation. You are barely holding on to your first offender, and I want you to understand that you still have the chance not to be a felon the rest of your life," he said.
Public defender Len Myers represented Sapp in the proceeding. He noted for the court that Sapp cooperated in the investigation of the original case and testified against co-defendants.
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"A cloud of smoke and confusion developed over this bill and I couldn't push it away," said Broxson, R-Midway.
He said the misinformation came from groups that sold the public on the notion that oil would be spilled into the Blackwater River and that prospectors would spoil hunting, fishing, hiking and camping opportunities.
"Nobody offered to explain the history of drilling in the Blackwater, the safety of the drilling in Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties, and the fact that they've been doing it for over 30 years and nobody knew anything about it," he said.
He said a petition opposing House Bill 431 with 2,500 signatures arrived Tuesday at his district office.
In a news release, Broxson defended his introduction of the bill "as a means to guarantee safety, protect the environment and increase optimal financial benefit for the state and Panhandle."
"The bill related to the way private companies competed for oil leases in the Blackwater River State Forest where drilling and petroleum exploration has already been underway," the news release said.
Broxson said he remains committed to hosting a town hall meeting Monday in Jay in Santa Rosa County to discuss drilling.
"I look forward to continuing this discussion … as a means to safeguard our quality of life and achieve maximum economic benefit for every citizen in Northwest Florida," Broxson said in the news release.
He said he is prepared to point out that 14 billion barrels of oil and 770 cubic feet of natural gas have been pumped out of Northwest Florida wells over the decades without leaving a footprint on the environment.
One of the first organizations opposed to H.B. 431 was the Florida Audubon Society and its Pensacola-area chapter.
Audubon spokeswoman Julie Wraithmell congratulated those who helped defeat the bill and applauded Broxson for his decision to withdraw the legislation.
"There's something to be said for Rep. Broxson. He clearly listened to his constituents on this and we applaud him for that," Wraithmell said.
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The Summerville High School Navy Junior ROTC took first place overall in the Navy JROTC Drill Meet held at West Ashley High School on Sept. 21. Seven ROTC Units competed in the meet. The Drill Meet was sponsored by West Ashley High School Navy JROTC Unit. Summerville Cadets took 1st place overall, 1st Place Armed Platoon, 3rd Place Unarmed Platoon, 1st Place Varsity Color Guard, 1st Place Junior Unarmed Squad, 1st Place junior color Guard. The drill team commanders are Cadet Commander Brienne Fredriksen and Cadet Lieutenant Commander Cameron Kunce. The coach of the drill team is Naval Science Instructor Master Chief Chris McCool.
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AGADIR, Morocco Fishing countries on Monday voted to keep up strict limits on catching Atlantic Bluefin tuna, overruling fierce opposition from critics who argue that the key sushi ingredient is on the rebound.
Observers at a weeklong meeting in the Moroccan resort of Agadir said some countries pushed for removing tough quotas, but that the 48-member international organization of fishing nations decided the devastated population still needed time to rebuild.
Stocks of bluefin in the Atlantic Ocean fell catastrophically due to rampant, often illegal, overfishing and lax quotas dropping by 60 percent between 1997 and 2007. Although there has been some improvement, experts said the outlook for the species is still fragile.
It is always difficult for this commission to make decision. It has 48 members and the views are very varied, said Masanori Miyahara, the head of the Japanese delegation and chairman of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas. After a long wait, the bluefin tuna is showing signs of recovery we have to move step by step and follow scientific advice.
The quota will be allowed to rise slightly from 12,900 metric tons a year to 13,500 the upper limit recommended by scientists in 2006. Quotas were as high as 32,000 tons in 2006.
Environmentalists welcomed Mondays decision, saying it will maintain the recovery for at least the next year. The decision will be reviewed in 2014, though the original scientific recommendation called for maintaining the quotas through 2022.
We are pleased because for us it is very important to respect the scientific advice and this is the first time we are tracking recovery, said Susana Sainz Trapaga, the fisheries advocacy officer of the World Wildlife Fund. Its very important in this uncertain situation that we keep up efforts and stay with the recovery plan we have up to now.
Similar newly proposed protection measures for mako and porbeagle sharks, which also come under the commissions purview, were not adopted by the commission.
The Oceana conservation organization described the decision as baffling.
They are willing to be cautious and follow scientific advice on bluefin, but when it comes to sharks, they ignore recommendations, Oceana shark expert Allison Perry told The Associated Press.
Shark populations have become seriously depleted, especially by the practice of finning, in which the fin of the shark is removed and then the creature is tossed back in the water to die, she said. One of the proposals would have required all sharks landed to have attached fins.
The conference only adopted a proposal to report next year on member compliance with existing shark protection measures.
Miyahara said he was disappointed with the failure to agree on protections for the endangered porbeagle shark.
According to the Ecology Action Center, Canada has been the main opposition to extending protections to the porbeagle due to its commercial interests in the shark.
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We caught up with Southlake Carroll head coach Hal Wasson
Southlake Carroll is inarguably one of the top football programs in the state. The Dragons have won eight state titles and are always a threat to run the table. This year, Southlake Carroll enters the season ranked No. 5 in Class 6A. With unmatched tradition and key starters returning on both sides of the ball, the Dragons are poised for another deep playoff run.
DCTF's EJ Holland caught up with head coach Hal Wasson, who guided Southlake Carroll to a state championship in 2011, to get his thoughts on his team's offseason, an extremely tough district slate, Texas A&M quarterback Kenny Hill and more.
EJ: Players always say 'the grind never stops.' But it never stops for coaches either, right?
HW: Well, I've never looked at it as a grind. It's the process. It's what makes football… football. We get to come to work everyday. Your players get to come in and lift and run and do those necessary things to be good. As coaches, we get to do the same things. We might not do the conditioning and lifting side, but we invest in kids' lives and the team to try to be as good as we can be. I look it as more of an investment not a grind.
EJ: Well, I'm sure it's tough not invest 24 hours a day into your team. Can you describe your typical offseason?
HW: (Laughs) I think a key word we use around here is balance. We want our players and the guys we work with everyday to see balance in your life. Balance for a football coach is different from balance at another occupation, there is no doubt about that. We have a 12-month plan, and we don't deviate from the plan. That doesn't mean that we don't tweak it annually, but we never deviate from how we do things here. The season is very intense and magnified. But in the offseason, it's a different type of intensity. We always start from the end and work to the start as far as our vision goes. The season is over, and we do our exit meetings. We start with constructive criticism. After a couple of weeks of offseason, we do our 200s. We don't move on until everybody meets the specified time. When that's over with, we go into our skill and agility phase. When that's done, we go into Dragon Maker — our boot camp. It's a very attentive to detail and structured workout. It's not about the what; it's about the how you do things. Then we go into offseason then spring ball and then our summer strength and conditioning program. If you ask our players what's the single most important thing you do as a football team, they will unanimously say it's what we do in the summer. They don't have to be here. They choose to come to work everyday. Again, we don't call it a grind, we call it an investment.
EJ: A big part of that investment is spring ball. How do you feel your team performed and what are some things they need to improve on?
HW: I'm always impressed with their work ethic and their reps and their mindset. There is no doubt about it. As with any spring, you come out and say 'well, this looks good, but boy, we have a long way to go here.' But I do trust that our players are going to work on their weaknesses. If they need to get stronger, faster, quicker, tougher, they are going to identify that. We have a long way to go up front. The good news is we have a returning quarterback and two or three running backs we're really excited about. The receiving corps is a work in progress, but they're getting better. We're replacing four of our five starters on the offensive line. We have to create some depth on the defensive line. Our linebackers and secondary run well. We have some seasoning there, so we're excited about that. We had a young kicker step up this spring. We're always optimistic, and our kids are always going to focus on what they can control. At the end of the day, we have to be better and more efficient in certain areas, and I'm confident our guys will step up and work to get that way. Will it be Week 1 or Week 3? If I had a crystal ball, I'd be a lot smarter than this. But I'm always confident.
EJ: (Laughs) Well, y'all do have a tough district. Realignment wasn't exactly kind to y'all. What were your thoughts when saw that your district features teams like Euless Trinity, Coppell and Colleyville Heritage?
HW: I've learned through the course of the years that if you can't control it, don't concern yourself with it. There is no doubt that it's a tough district. But football is a tough game. There is nothing easy about it. We don't believe that there is a big game. Every game is a big game. That's the way we approach it. We have not changed that mindset, and we won't change that this year. Every game is a big game. What's changed about that? Nothing. Boy, I have tremendous respect for this district. Wow, there are great coaches and players in this district. Look at the skins on the wall in this district. So yes, it's going to be challenging and competitive, but we won't change our mindset. Every game is a big game.
EJ: I definitely believe you. But that first game might be the biggest of them all with Todd Dodge coming back to Southlake Carroll now as the head coach of Austin Westlake. He really started something special here that you were also a part of as an assistant. You must have that game circled on your calendar, right?
HW: It's the next game, so it's a big game. Yeah, it'll be a fun and exciting game to watch. But I never want to play a game where the outside factors are bigger than the game. The kids are playing the game, so we'll keep our focus on our players and our execution because I do know this: the team that plays the best is going to win. That being said, we hope to be at our best. I have tremendous respect for that program. Westlake is no stranger to Texas high school football. They've been really good for a lot of years. I know Coach Dodge and his staff are going to do a great job there. But we're going to try to be the best we can be that night and approach it like any other game. It's a game. But the game after that is a big game and so is the one after that. There is none bigger than the other.
EJ: I'm sure it will be a great one. Y'all had a lot of success together. Can you tell me a little bit about your time together and what you learned from him?
HW: Coach Dodge has had tremendous success. I really enjoyed working with him. We had great times together. We're great friends. I have great respect for him. You can't say enough good about him. What he accomplished here is remarkable. Coach Dodge was a good fit for Southlake, and Southlake was a good fit for Coach Dodge. We'd all echo that. I've been blessed to be here. It's a special place. It'll be different. I've always been a big admirer and fan. Gosh, I worked for him. I know he'll do great things at Westlake. I'll always wish him well… except against Southlake (smiles).
EJ: Obviously, y'all run a fast tempo spread offense. One thing that's new this year is the 40-second play clock. Is that going to affect y'all at all?
HW: I don't think so. We're going to be who we are. If you ask anybody, they know we're going to try to play fast. It's not going to be a secret. They put it on the ground, we're going to snap it and go. We believe in our players and we believe in our system. We are going to be who we are. We know our identity in all three phases. We have an incredible coaching staff that work really hard to be as good as they can be because they know the expectations of our players, school and community. Backtracking a little bit, you alluded to the tough teams in the district. They're all great teams with tradition and the same high expectations. What a great venue to be in. What an exciting time for Dragon football. If we're not at our best, we put ourselves in harm's way. But what's better than that? You're either at your best or you're not.
EJ: You mentioned earlier that you have your quarterback back this season. And Ryan Agnew is a pretty good one. It seems like Southlake Carroll produces college quarterbacks every year. How does Agnew stack up to some of the quarterbacks that have come through this program?
HW: We've always taken great pride in not comparing one quarterback to another because they're their own unique player. I'll tell you what, football is an easy game to watch, but it's a tough game. We don't want to put any stress on our players. All we want Ryan to do is be the best he can be. Ryan did a great job backing up Kenny (Hill) as a sophomore, and he had a really strong junior year. We anticipate him having a strong senior year. There has been a great legacy of quarterbacks here. Since 2001, they've all gone Division I. They've all been great leaders and great character guys. Those things just don't happen. Those guys come in and train to be quarterbacks. It's important to them. Ryan is just another one of those guys. This is my eighth year, so I've been blessed to watch him grow up and go through the ranks. It's been very important for him to be a Dragon quarterback. He's never felt entitled. We tell him, if you play your best and we play our best, great things are going to happen for us.
EJ: You just mentioned Kenny Hill. He's in the mix to win the starting quarterback job at Texas A&M. Do you think he's ready to take over in Aggieland?
HW: I have no doubt that he's ready. I'm very blessed to have coached him and been around him. He has great work ethic and is a great competitor. I know he's relishing this opportunity. It's been fun to watch him grow, mature and get better. I know the guys around him will make him better and in turn, he'll make them better. I'll tell you what, he's not going to shy away from competition or playing great football teams. If they think he's not going in to win the starting spot, they've got another thing coming. I'm not a betting man, but I will always put my money on Kenny Hill. He's as good as I've ever been around.
EJ: Obviously, it's important for college coaches to have great relationships with the state's high school coaches. It seems Kevin Sumlin is doing that at Texas A&M. So what is your relationship like with him?
HW: He hadn't been on the job but for five hours, and he came into my office (to recruit Hill) with Kilff Kingsbury at the time. He came in with bloodshot eyes, and I remember thinking, gosh, this guy knows what he wants. I think Kevin has done a remarkable job at Texas A&M. That's a school with high expectations as well. He's assembled a great staff. That's evident in the way he's recruiting. He's getting a lot of marquee guys. Texas A&M has been a team to contend with the last couple of years, and they're going to be a team to contend with the next few year. They've got great players coming in, and now they have to manage all that talent. I think the proof is in the pudding. Coach Sumlin and his staff are committed to excellence.
EJ: Thanks for your time coach. That's all I got, but I do have to ask you one last thing: are you bringing back the silver fox this season for good luck?
HW: The silver fox is here. Don't you see it? You don't see it! The silver fox is here and doing well (laughs).
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WHEN: 7:05 p.m. Monday. WHERE: McAlister Field House
RECORDS: Davidson 15-11, 11-1 SoCon; The Citadel 4-23, 0-12.
NOTES: The Citadel will try to avoid tying the school record for consecutive losses in a single season, which stands at 16 by the 1952-53 team ... This is a make-up game from last Wednesday, when Davidson's trip to The Citadel was postponed by a winter storm ... The Bulldogs lost their 15th straight game by 76-67 at Furman on Saturday ... G Ashton Moore scored 22 points to lead The Citadel in that game ... Davidson has won eight straight, including a 62-43 win over The Citadel on Feb. 1 ... F De'Mon Brooks hit 9 of 10 shots and scored 23 points in that game ... Davidson's most recent win was by 88-73 over Georgia Southern on Saturday behind 25 points from G Brian Sullivan ... The Wildcats are in their 25th season under coach Bob McKillop and leave the SoCon for the Atlantic 10 next season ... At kenpom.com, Davidson's best win this season was by 94-82 over No. 98 Georgia ... Davidson is one of the most efficient offensive teams in the country, ranking in the top 65 in points per possession (1.112, No. 56), 3-point percentage (37.1%, No. 63) and 2-point percentage (53%, No. 26) ... Brooks averages 18.2 ppg and 6.8 rpg, and Sullivan is at 13.1 ppg ... kenpom.com predicts an 82-67 win for No. 145 Davidson over No. 350 The Citadel.
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- The Drawing Center - Viewing Program http://www.drawingcenter.org/viewingprogram/
Established in 1977, The Drawing Center's Viewing Program offers emerging artists the opportunity to include their work in a curated Artist Registry that is consulted by a wide variety of arts professionals from across the globe: curators, gallerists, collectors, and educators, among others. Artists accepted into the Viewing Program are also invited to meet one-on-one with the Viewing Program Curator to review and discuss a recent selection of their work. This informal conversation provides artists with a valuable opportunity to engage in a critical discussion of their practice.
- The Dualist: http://www.stanford.edu/group/dualist/index.html (philosophy)
The Dualist is a national undergraduate philosophy journal published by Stanford University undergraduates. Its purpose is to offer students from all universities an opportunity to participate in a normally inaccessible part of academic life -- the production and publication of papers for general philosophical readership. Established in 1993, The Dualist has since become the most renowned and prestigious undergraduate philosophy journal in the U.S., featuring thoughtful articles authored by undergraduates around the world.Each year, The Dualist publishes quality undergraduate papers in philosophy. We accept submissions every January and print the journal during the late summer.
- Film Matters http://filmmattersmagazine.com
Film Matters is an exciting new film magazine, celebrating the work of undergraduate film scholars. Published quarterly, by students and for students, each issue will contain feature articles, as well as a healthy review section. In addition, with an undergraduate audience in mind, Film Matters will include occasional service-oriented pieces, such as: profiles of film studies departments, articles that engage the undergraduate film studies community and prepare students for graduate study in this field, and resources and opportunities that undergraduate scholars can pursue. In an effort to give undergraduate scholars real-world, applied learning experiences, all Film Matters feature submissions will undergo a peer review process.
- Foundations: an Undergraduate Journal in History http://www.jhu.edu/foundations Foundations is an international undergraduate academic history journal published biannually online and in print at Johns Hopkins University.
- The Gaines Junction http://www.tamu.edu This is an undergraduate interdisciplinary journal of history at Texas A&M. It is student authored reviewed, edited, and published twice a year.
- Imponderablia: http://imponderabilia.socanth.cam.ac.uk/ (anthropology)
- The OK Reviewis a regional undergraduate literature and art magazine based out of Oklahoma State University. The Ok Review features art, poetry, fiction and non-fiction. The competition may be either an individual work or the effort of a team. Submission information can be found on Facebook.
- The Oswald Review http://www.usca.sc.edu/english/pubs/oswald/SUBMIS1.HTM The Oswald Review is a refereed journal of undergraduate criticism and research in the discipline of English. Published annually, the journal accepts submissions in conformance with the guidelines published on its web site. Deadline: February 5 (or nearest business day) for submissions; March 31 for notification of decision by editorial board.
- Red Cedar Review: http://www.redcedarreview.com/
Red Cedar Review is a journal of literature and art founded and run by undergraduate students at Michigan State University. Debuting in 1963, Red Cedar Review is the longest-running journal of its kind in the United States, and we are proud to have published work from such renowned authors as Margaret Atwood, Pablo Neruda, Tom Bissell, and Stuart Dybek. Today, Red Cedar Review is dedicated to the support of young literary and artistic talent through the exclusive publication of undergraduate students. Our mission is to provide undergraduates across the country with the opportunity to publish their own original works of prose, poetry, and visual art in this prestigious journal.
- Student at Large http://www.studentatlarge.net/
Student at Large is an arts and culture web-magazine targeted towards students and young people of all ages around the world. Run and managed almost entirely by people under 25, they are dedicated to showcasing the best creative work produced by their peer-group. Featured works range from fine art to photography, fiction to poetry and opinion pieces to even music and cutting edge journalism. This publication is a continuously updated webzine with new work featured instantly on the site. Such changes welcome an unceasing flow of submissions from contributors.
- The Wittenberg Review: http://www5.wittenberg.edu/administration/writingcenter/wittlit.html
Poetry, short fiction, and art of all types--done either for a class or for your own enjoyment.
- Young Scholars in Writing: http://www.bk.psu.edu/Academics/Degrees/26432.htm (composition, rhetoric)Young Scholars in Writing: Undergraduate Research in Writing and Rhetoric (YSW), a peer-reviewed journal for undergraduates, was founded in 2003 by Laurie Grobman and Candace Spigelman at Penn State Berks. YSW is the first international undergraduate research journal in rhetoric and writing studies and has garnered a national reputation. It has been lauded in College English; the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Quarterly; and Undergraduate Research in English Studies. It is listed on the CUR website of undergraduate research journals, most of which are devoted to publishing research in the sciences. Articles and material from YSW have been selected for reprinting/publication in texts such as the 8th edition of The Essay Collection, edited by Lynn Z. Bloom.
- American Journal of Undergraduate Research (University of Northern Iowa)
- Impulse An Undergraduate Journal for Neuroscience
IMPULSE is the first international, online neuroscience journal for undergraduate publications. Submissions are reviewed by students worldwide under faculty guidance, and articles are immediately published online as they are accepted.
- JYI Resources: Undergraduate Publications http://www.jyi.org/resources/ugradPubs.html This site provides links to several publications, including: international journals such as the Journal of Young Investigators, Caltech Undergraduate Research Journal (which publishes work of students everywhere), and the Journal of Undergraduate Study and Independent Research; and national journals such as theCrux Mathematicorum, Journal of Undergraduate Science, McGill Journal of Medicine, National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse, Furman University Electronic Journal of Undergraduate Mathematics (not a reviewed journal, but submissions must have a faculty sponsor), Journal of Psychological Inquiry, and the Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences. This site also provides links to directories of undergraduate research journals.
- PLoS One Journal http://www.plosone.org/static/information.action PLoS ONE features reports of original research from all disciplines within science and medicine. By not excluding papers on the basis of subject area, PLoS ONE facilitates the discovery of the connections between papers whether within or between disciplines.
- Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine http://yjbm.yale.edu The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine is a quarterly journal reviewed and edited by Yale biomedical faculty and students. The journal aims to showcase outstanding research articles from all areas of biology and medicine, to publish significant case reviews, and to provide both perspectives on personal experiences in medicine and reviews of the current state of biology and medicine.
- Association of American Geographers http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting
The AAG Annual Meeting is an interdisciplinary forum open to anyone with an interest in geography and related disciplines.
- Council on Undergraduate Research www.cur.org The Undergraduate Research Center and National Council on Undergraduate Research holds an annual conference and publishes some of the proceedings.
- Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research The purpose of this competition is to "encourage undergraduates to explore the social sciences by means of critical analysis of a topic supported by quantitative analysis of a dataset(s) held within the ICPSR archive and presented in written form."
- The Kansas Association of Historians http://kah.fhsu.edu/conference.shtml The purpose of the KAH is to promote the study of history through a wide range of activities, to a diverse community of history professionals (for more information on KAH see http://kah.fhsu.edu/). Likewise, we encourage paper submissions or panel suggestions on a broad range of topics including historical research, teaching history, and/or museum or archival management.
- Molecular Education and Research Consortium in Undergraduate computational chemistRY (MERCURY) http://mercury.chem.hamilton.edu
The MERCURY Supercomputer Center provides access to high performance computing resources for chemistry students and researchers at multiple liberal arts institutions across the country. Our equipment includes an SGI Origin 300 system as well as 2 - Linux Beowolf cluster's running RedHat Enterprise Linux.
- The Midwest Art History Society The Midwest Art History Society is an organization that brings together academic, museum-based, and independent art historians in the common goal of scholarly inquiry and the exchange of ideas. The Society holds a conference each spring.
- National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) http://www.ncur.org/ All disciplines. Students present their work in fifteen-minute oral presentations, poster sessions (variety of disciplines), or artistic performances and exhibits.
- Upper Midwest Region American Academy of Religion Society of Biblical Literature(http://www.umw-aarsbl.org/UMW_SBL/Welcome.html) The Upper Midwest Region consists of members of the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature who reside in Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Saskatchewan, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, or Wisconsin. The region serves the societies primarily through the regional meeting held in the spring of each year.
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Congratulations to the 2010 Critter Cook-off Champion, Frank Ferlo, Head Chef of The Big Easy!
Local chefs square off in "Iron Chef" style cook-off to create dishes with a "mystery" aquatic bug, worms, and crickets
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(RALEIGH) — Get your taste buds ready, it's time again for the annual Critter Cook-off, the official start to BugFest 2010. Two local chefs will be going head-to-head for the title of BugFest Critter Cook-off Champion at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The Cook-off takes place September 10, 2010, at 11 a.m. on the first floor of the museum. Media and public invited to attend.
Facing off for the title are Frank Ferlo, Head Chef at The Big Easy in Raleigh, and Charlie Jones, Kitchen Manager of The Flying Biscuit Café in Raleigh's Cameron Village. Each chef has 50 minutes to create an appetizer, entrée, dessert and mystery dish using meal worms, wax worms, crickets, dry roasted ants and a mystery bug. The chefs will be vying to wow the judges with their creepy-crawly creations. Each dish will be judged on taste, originality and presentation. The chef whose buggy grub is deemed the most bug-tastic will be honored with the title of Critter Cook-off Champion.
The bar is set even higher this year because the chefs will be judged by a panel of seasoned bug eaters. The judges are Steve Daniels, ABC-11; Karen Clark, Foxy 107/104; Debra Morgan, WRAL; and Zack Lemann, Staff Entomologist at the Audubon Insectarium. Lemann considers himself an entomophagist, people well-versed in the world of bug dining, and will be cooking dishes for the public during BugFest on Saturday.
BugFest 2010, the largest single-day bug centered event, takes place on Saturday, September 11 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with free admission and activities. Friday's Critter Cook-off will last about an hour, with opportunities to interview chefs and judges and sample the critter concoctions.
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Frank Ferlo, Head Chef of The Big Easy, Raleigh
Frank started cooking in the early 1980s. Frank points to his Italian heritage for his love of cooking; family gatherings often centered around good food. Frank has worked in many restaurants, both in North Carolina and in New York, as well as owned an Italian Deli and an Italian Café and Bistro in New York. Frank enjoys working at The Big Easy because of what the restaurant symbolizes; good food, good recipes and a good time.
Charlie Jones, Kitchen Manager of The Flying Biscuit Café, Raleigh
Charlie's love of food is what compelled him to start cooking three year ago. Currently, Charlie is the kitchen manager at The Flying Biscuit Café in Cameron Village. Before coming to Raleigh, Charlie worked at The Flying Biscuit Café in Atlanta.
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Steve Daniels, Anchor, ABC-11
Steve Daniels just can't get enough of those buggy dishes, returning as a judge for the 3rd year. Steve is co-anchor of the ABC-TV 11 Eyewitness News. Prior to coming to the Triangle, he traveled the country and the world reporting stories for "Dateline NBC." Steve has also been a contributor on the "Today" show, "NBC Nightly News," MSNBC and CNBC. He's won seven Emmys and several other national awards for outstanding investigative reporting.
Karen Clark, News & Public Affairs, Foxy 107/104, Radio One Raleigh
Karen Clark is a graduate of the School of Journalism at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before she began working with Foxy 107/104, Karen pursued a commercial broadcast career, and then moved into the music industry as the Promotions Manager with Columbia Records. After seven years in the music industry, Karen started Something Borrowed, Something Blue, a wedding and event planning company based in Raleigh.
Debra Morgan, Anchor, WRAL
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014
A pair of Summerville all-star teams made a good run at the Dixie Youth Baseball state championships in Florence last week but neither was able to come home with a state title.
After claiming the District 7 Championship, the Parks Field American All-stars placed third in the South Carolina Dixie Youth Majors (age 11-12) Tournament. Parks Field won its first two games, but was eliminated by losses to the two teams that played in the championship. After defeating Parks Field, Dillon defeated Lake Marion in the title game.
Our boys really represented Summerville well at the state tournament, Parks Field Manager Brian Loving said. They were in both the games we lost right up until the final inning.
The Parks Field Minors (age 9-10) All-stars, also District 7 Champions, finished as the runner-up for their state tournament. The team won three straight games before running into trouble. Delmae won the tournament after bouncing back from a loss to Parks Field, which shared runner-up honors with Clinton.
Parks Field took its opponent into the ninth inning before suffering its second loss.
We played well at the tournament but had one bad day, Parks Field Manager Mike Hayes said. We were the only team to go undefeated in the winners bracket and the only team to beat Delmae during the tournament.
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