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If you haven't been convinced you need an app by now, maybe last week's announcement of the Apple Watch will finally do it. If Adobe is right in its estimate that 10% of iPhone and iPad users will have an Apple Watch in the next 18 months, then that's 25 million people who will only be able to engage with your brand through their smartwatch if you have an app.
In just the first 72 hours, Apple sold more than 10 million new iPhone 6 and 6 plus devices, which isn't all that surprising based on what seemed like added anticipation. What remains somewhat surprising, however, is that the iPhone 6 seems to be crushing the iPhone 6 plus in sales.
The long awaited "bigger than bigger" iPhone 6 and 6 plus models officially hit stores today, and eager fans across the globe have been waiting in line for hours attempting to get their hands on one of the shiny new devices. A quick look at our iPhone adoption tracker shows the iPhone 6 is quickly outpacing prior models just a few hours after release.
Earlier this week Apple released its updated figures on iOS adoption, showing that 87 percent of devices are running on iOS 7, 11 percent on iOS 6 and 2 percent on earlier OS'.
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Apple's new iPad Air went on sale on Friday 11/1, and according to our tracker, it's having a remarkable opening weekend. As of this writing, the Air is now making up 0.69% of active iOS tablets using apps in our network. While that's objectively a pretty small share, it stands out when compared to recent iPad launches. After the opening weekend a year ago, the iPad 4 had just 0.14% of activity, and the iPad mini had 0.21%.
With the launch of iOS 7 today and the two new iPhones on Friday, there's been plenty of speculation about what's going to happen. Well, sometime today - probably around 10am Pacific time - the speculators can start to see how well they did.
August has been a pretty slow month for mobile app marketing in recent years, but this year went a different direction. Not only did our July indexes reach impressive heights, but Apple also introduced a new wrinkle to its ranking algorithm all while gearing up for its annual launch of new eye-catching gadgets. So much excitement, that we almost missed the coveted Index post!
Today, half of the entire U.S. population uses smartphones. As a nation, we are addicted to our devices and our apps. In fact, according to Mary Meeker's latest report, most smartphone users now check their phones 150 times a day! So it's no wonder that marketers are waking up to the fact that apps present an incredible canvas for marketing and engaging with consumers.
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onion, chopped
tomatoes, chopped
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penne pasta
salt to taste
After reading the instructions on this dish, I thought it needed a little something more. I added italian seasoning while simmering, dropped in some spinach leaves once the simmering was complete (they wilt almost immediately w/ heat) & I included a few tablespoons pasta water (a tip I always see mentioned on the cooking shows). I thought it was tasty and will likely make again.
Yuck.. Way too plain and simple. I did not like it so i ended up changing the whole recipe. I added celery, green peppers, salt&pepper, Parmesan cheese for topping and lots of tomato juice and kidney beans. Still wasnt great.
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This was one of those nights where I desperately needed groceries but didn't want to go. So I searched for a recipe that contained ingredients I did have and "wa-la" Pasta and Beans it is! A good start for a side dish but here is what I added/changed. I sauteed onion and garlic in olive oil, drained and rinsed beans, tossed in the beans and a can of diced tomatoes with Italian seasonings. Then I added the drained pasta (reserving a 1/4 cup pasta liquid) and tossed this all together. I sprinkled with a little extra olive oil, parm cheese, red pepper flakes and balsamic vinegar. I served it next to Herb Crusted Chicken and everyone ate it very well!
This was absolutely delicious! I love Italian cooking and cuisine and cook it often. This was a simple, yet delicious and satisfying meal. I doubled the entire recipe to make sure I'd have a lot of leftovers. I also added some crushed red peppers in the sautee'ing process since I like food with a little kick. This was wonderful! Thanks Jen!
This is delicious as written. Not all Italian dishes are seasoned with basil and oregano. You certainly can add any spice you want, but this dish is great as written. I seasoned "to taste" with salt, as the recipe directed, but then put black pepper and parmesan on the table so this could be added. Definitely a kid-friendly dish. Make sure to use fresh tomatoes, not canned. Cook the pasta in some salted water, too.
Yummy! Easy to make and delicious. I made some very minor changes, but the original recipe was good. I sauteed the onion and then added about 7 or so cloves of minced garlic. I added salt, pepper, red pepper flakes, and basil before adding the tomatoes to bring out the spices. I chopped one tomato and added two cans of tomatoes with garlic, basil, and onion and 2 cans of beans. I used whole wheat elbow pasta although penne would have been perfect. When the pasta was ready, I threw in a bag of baby spinach and shut the heat off. I took about about 1/2 cup of the cooking water and added it to the beans. Drained the pasta, threw it in the pot with the tomatoes and beans and combined. Fantastic and although I doubled the recipe and added a few changes, it was a delicious vegetarian meal that even the meat eaters loved.
Simple, healthy, but lacking something. I have used a similar recipe that adds, garlic, lemon and sage. It is much tastier!
I liked this recipe....but I felt like it was a little bland..so the second time I made it I took some of the suggestions of the other reviewers...like adding spinach and parm and a little more seasonings...but this was a good recipe.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. --- The Cal State Northridge women's basketball team (15-10, 9-3 Big West) defeated Pacific 63-56 Thursday evening in a Big West Conference showdown at The Matadome. Jasmine Erving had her 12th double-double of the season, finishing with 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Janae Sharpe scored 17 of her game-high 19 in the second half for the Matadors.
After taking a one-point lead into halftime, CSUN quickly fell behind to start the second half. Pacific took its biggest lead 34-28 about three minutes into the final half. From there, Northridge took control behind the play of Sharpe and Erving.
Northridge quickly erased the deficit and went on a 16-6 run to lead 44-40 with about 11 minutes to play. The Tigers hit a 3-pointer in response, but that only spurred another large run, this one 12-1 to make the lead 56-44 with six minutes to play.
Pacific would get no closer than five the rest of the way and Sharpe knocked down two free throws in the final 10 seconds to seal the victory.
After going 0-for-7 from the field in the first half, Sharpe was 6-of-9 in the second half and hit two big 3-pointers in the frame. The 19 points tied a season high she had reached on two previous occasions and she added three assists and four rebounds in 31 minutes.
Erving was 7-of-16 from the field and had five offensive boards as she produced her 12th double-double of the season and 25th of her career. She also had two blocked shots and knocked down her only 3-point attempt in 31 minutes of action.
CSUN also got strong contributions from several other players. Freshman Ashlee Guay had eight assists, eight rebounds and two steals. Camille Mahlknecht had eight points, five rebounds and two assists. Randi Friess tied a season high with nine rebounds and had three assists, four points and two steals. Finally, Haley White had three assists and three steals off the bench.
As a team, Northridge shot 43.1 percent from the field (25-of-58) compared to 31.0 percent (22-of-71) for Pacific. The Matadors out-rebounded the Tigers 47-41 and had 12 second-chance points.
Erica McKenzie led Pacific with 14 points.
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Texas A&M University-Kingsville's Communication Sciences and Disorders Clinic aids children with autism spectrum disorders, delayed speech
CORPUS CHRISTI - Kingsville — As a teenager in El Paso, Virginia Diaz de Leon took a special interest in her younger brother's speech therapy sessions, which helped him cope with a form of autism known as Asperger's syndrome.
After a stint in the Air Force, she decided to major in communication sciences and disorders at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, hoping one day to work with children with autism as a certified speech pathologist.
The undergraduate major, now the most popular at A&M-Kingsville, is thriving, in no small part, because of a sought-after graduate program and campus clinic that serves adults and children throughout the region.
"I really love everything about the major," said Diaz de Leon, a senior, who is the faculty-student liaison and research assistant to a professor focusing on the loss of language skills.
"Communicating is an essential part of life and some people have difficulty talking," Diaz de Leon said. "I think I can really make a difference doing something good and helpful."
April is Autism Awareness Month, which brings focus to the professionals who are committed to helping the one in 88 children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. The prevalence of autism continues to rise, leading to an increased demand for speech pathologists and other professionals in the field, said Odette Gonzalez, director of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Clinic at A&M-Kingsville.
In Fall 2012, 537 undergraduates "catapulted us to the No. 1 major on campus," said Gonzalez, who credits the professors for record participation in the undergraduate program. Though undergraduate classes are as large as 70, the graduate program is still small enough that "we know most of our students and we are a program that's going to give them a job."
With an undergraduate degree, a college graduate can become a certified speech pathology assistant. The master's degree leads to certification as a speech pathologist. The graduate students intern at sites throughout the country, including hospitals and rehab centers. They also fan out across the region to screen more than 1,100 students for Head Start.
Besides autism spectrum disorders, they are trained to help children with delayed speech, stroke and brain trauma victims and adults who stutter or have damaged vocal chords, Gonzalez said.
Out of 200 applicants, about 12 are selected each semester for the 40-student master's program, which started in 1996.
Gretchen Williams is a second semester graduate student. The 31-year-old Kingsville native was teaching high school chemistry at her alma mater when she longed for a deeper human connection in her work life.
"I knew I wanted to impact people's lives in a more meaningful way," Williams said.
She loves the diversity of communication disorders and helping young children, adults and those who have suffered strokes.
"It covers so many different ideas: linguistics, human development, reading," Williams said.
Williams helps administer the clinic, where twice a week. Alma Frausto of Kingsville brings her six-year-old son, Derek, who has a form of autism. Under professional supervision, graduate students help Derek deal with frustration and anxiety.
"They started him with sign language; that has become his form of communication," Frausto said of her nonverbal son.
Forty-five minutes of therapy costs less than $10 at the clinic, which accepts no insurance. Frausto, a substitute teacher with two other boys, appreciates seeing the session through a one-way looking glass.
"I like that I can see what he is working on and what he is learning. They have also helped him with eye contact. I am so happy. He has been so much better."
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Most actor monologues are poorly shot, single angle shoots for auditions. We want to combine great acting with matching cinematography. Goal is to make monologues as visually interesting as possible. Also, re-enacting visually some of what they are describing is cool too.
The ground rules are fairly simple:
Should be between 2-4 minute total running time
No more than 3 locations
No actor can do more than 1 monologue in the series
The audience cannot hear anyone else speaking, on the other line or speaking to the actor
Try to avoid pop culture references (IE, no politicians, rock stars, movie stars, TV shows, or music talk if possible, but it's your choice)
Try to make it a half day shoot at the most
Do I care if you exactly follow the "rules""? Nope. Not really. It's your movie.
THERE IS NO COST, NO SUBMISSION FEES - nothing to participte. There are no prizes or 'winners' to this either.
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Jakarta. The roster Persija Jakarta hopes would take it to the top is starting to take shape, and on paper the capital club is looking every bit a championship contender.
Persija assistant manager Ferry Indrasjarief on Tuesday said that 18 players have verbally agreed to play for the Kemayoran Tigers in the 2010-11 season.
Among those who have shown interest in joining Persija are several players from three-time Indonesian Cup winner Sriwijaya FC.
They are goalkeepers Hendro Kartiko and Andritany Ardhiyasa; defenders Precious Emuerejaye, Ambrizal and Anak Agung Ngurah Wahyu Trisnajaya; and midfielders Tony Sucipto and M Nasuha.
But Persija's biggest acquisition is Rahmad Darmawan, who coached Sriwijaya to all three of its Cup titles and the 2007-08 Super League championship.
Ferry confirmed on Tuesday that Persija has hired Rahmad to be the club's head coach.
"There are a few familiar names left, but we have new players coming in as well," Ferry said.
"The management will hold a meeting on Friday night, at which time the hiring of coach Rahmad and some of the players will be made official."
Of the 18 players who have agreed to play for Persija next season, only eight are drawn from the Persija team that finished fifth in the league in 2009-10.
While Persija is not likely to retain Singaporean imports Mustafic Fahrudin and Baihakki Khaizan, the club will still have Bambang Pamungkas, the Indonesia star striker who tried out for A-League side Wellington Phoenix last week but failed to make the roster cut.
Ferry also said the club was in talks with the camp of former domestic league star Greg Nwokolo, who moved to Portuguese club SC Olhanense in 2009.
Nwokolo's agent, Eddy Syahputra, said he has kept in touch with Persija officials as the Nigerian footballer intended to play again in Jakarta.
Persija also said it has secured the services of forward Julius Akosah, who previously played in the Hong Kong League.
Persija ended the 2009-10 Super League season in fifth place with 52 points. It was the club's ninth straight season without a major trophy.
Persija Jakarta's Provisional Squad:
Goalkeeper: Hendro Kartiko, Andrytany Ardhiansyah, Roni Tri Prasnanto
Defender: Ismed Sofyan, Hasyim Kipaw, Precious Emuerejaye (Singapore), Ambrizal, AA Ngurah Wahyu Trisnajaya, Windu Hanggoro Putra
Midfielder: M Nasuha, Ahmad Marzuki, Ramdani Lestaluhu, Agus Indra Kurniawan, Tony Sucipto, Greg Nwokolo (Nigeria), M Ilham
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KATHMANDU, DEC 26 - Fans of 1974 AD finally have something to look forward to, with all the members of the beloved rock outfit reuniting onstage after four years. Having once been
prolific in producing albums that encompassed several genres, and sustaining the output over a period of two decades, the last major 1974 AD concert was at Dashrath Rangashala in 2002. Now vocalist Phiroj Syangden is back with the gang, with their first performance held on November 9 at the Patan Museum, followed by smaller shows around the city. But the upcoming 1974 AD Reunited, scheduled for December 29 at the St Xavier's school grounds, is set to top its predecessors on sheer scale alone. The Post's Anup Ojha caught up with lead guitarist Manoj KC to chat about the preparations for the grand event, and how it feels to be reunited at last. Excerpts:
What was the idea behind this particular concert?
The concert we'd had at Rangasala 10 years ago was one of our biggest, and although we put up many indoor performances around Kathmandu after that, we haven't really been able to match that event in terms of size. It's also because of the fans; they see us as one big group—Adrian, Phiroj, Nirakar, Sanjay and me—and they like it best when we're all together, and it hasn't been the same for a while. With Phiroj back, not only will we be pleasing them, but we've been missing his trademark folksy element in our sound, so it'll be great to have that back. We're looking at the concert as a sort of celebration, I guess, to make up for the last 10 years.
The Rangashala event was a milestone in terms of Nepali concerts…how is 1974 AD Reunited going to be different?
It's going to be different in many ways...10 years is a long time, and we've learned a lot throughout. Besides our own personal growth, technology in terms of music has also come a long way in recent years, which means the sound is going to be much more streamlined this time. We have an excellent sound system, lights, and we've got experts at hand to look after the staging.
Any reason why you chose St Xavier's school as the venue?
We did consider Rangashala, but it would've meant having to up ticket prices for administrative reasons, and also because of how it is structured. And since the concert is being held for a social cause, we didn't want that for our audiences. Security-wise too the school made more sense.
What should fans expect of the concert?
Well, besides our amazing music (laughs), it's sort of a festival-and-concert in one, in that there will be food stalls for hungry audiences. We're also using architectural projection mapping, which is a relatively new concept in Nepal, so fans should be very happy with both the music and the
visuals that we have in store for them. Our old band members Patrick Wilson and Bhanu A will also be joining us for a couple of songs, so it'll be nostalgia all around!
So does this mean the band is officially back together? Or is this a one time thing?
I can't obviously predict the far-off future, but as far as we can see, we'll be together. We have a performance planned in Australia in January and then Hong Kong in February.
Gates will open at 2 pm, and DJ Phuchche and Subani Moktan will be opening the show. Funds from the concert will go to the scholarship progamme at St Xavier's School
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College presidents pitched their institutions' strengths and accomplishments to the Joint Budget Committee and other legislators Monday at the annual day-long hearing on spending for the state's colleges and universities.
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Well Worth the Price
By YOSSEL
from New York, NY
Comments about Jos. A. Bank Executive 2-Button Wool Suit -Black Charcoal Navy Olive:
I bought this to wear every day and it couldn't be better.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Classy look
By Pirate fan
from Greenville NC
The cut and weight are great.
Perfect Christmas Gift
By Chrysta
from York, PA
Having purchased this suit online, we understood that there might be alterations necessary. When my husband took his new suit to your store, he was greeted by staff able to customize his fit perfectly. Thank you for your great product and employees.
Nice, well-made suit
By Y in NY
from Rockland County, NY
Better than I would expect for the price I paid. The suit seems to be made of a good wool.
Love my new suit.
By N/A
from Yadkinville, NC 27055
Delivery was quick and efficient.
Needed a suit quick @ reasonable price
By Drifter 1500
from Chicago, IL
Simple cut, great fit for mail order, I was good to go in just a couple days from making the order.
Service and delivery comments:
Came, finished pants and all, in just a few days.
Great Fit, Classic Style
By NeoGM
from Texas
Breathable and comfortable.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Quality matches the suit, lightweight
By Disappointed in Yardley
from Yardley, PA
I ordered this suit on line and was a little disappointed in the quality of the material. Only redeeming factor was it was on sale, but isn't everything. If I had paid list price, would have been really annoyed.
Great suit at a great price
By John
from Salt Lake City, UT
This is a great suit. The only negative about this transaction is when I purchased it (online) there was no mention of the measurement of the waist. I didn't even think about that and when the suit arrived, the pants were too big. I had to take them to a tailor. In the alterations section of checkout, there should be a place to put the waist size as well as the pant length.
I would buy this product again!
By HD
from Kansas City, Ks
The on-line service and product delivery was exceptional.
(3 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Store manager rude
By Bill
from Winners a. Il
I received letter giving $50 off in honor of Winnebago store opening. Presented it to manager from whom I had purchased two suits. Despite there being nothing in letter stating that the credit did not apply to purchases made before letter presented manager said he would not honor. When I pointed out that no limit to future purchases was contained manager called me rude "every time I had been in store".i had never been rude but was upset about what he had said. He had not complained when I was spending almost $400.00 Very dissatisfied-you shouldn't send out letter if you don't intend to honor what it says.
Nice quality for reasonable price
By Jordan the Attorney
from Wabash, IN
It's just what I expected. A good quality suit at a reasonable price.
Smooth Transaction
By Retired Jarhead
from Tucson AZ
Good quality suit. Fits comfortable. Excellent deal.
Arrived quickly - for free. Alterations priced reasonable and shipping.
Beautiful Suit
By Taz
from Franklin TN
Wonderful suit. I love shopping the sales at Jos A Banks. I bought two of these at the same time. You cannot beat the the quality of these suits.
i would buy this product again with anot
By MOSES A BAK
from FORT WORTH TEXAS
very nice suit
Executive 2 Button Wool Suit
By Joe
from Franklin, NC
On the Executive suits, I like the material, the traveler's crease and feel. It looks sharp.I had also ordered two of the Signature Platinum suits, only one came in and the legs were too short to put a 32 inch hem on it and had to send it back to the store. The feel of that was fantastic, however; I need one that will fit length wise and both are on back order.
One of many Items I've Purchased
By Rev. Dan
from The Swamps of Louisiana
Jos Banks has become my primary clothes supplier for several reasons... the quality of the product, great sale prices, ease of searching for items that fit me, and fast delivery are some of those reasons. There are occasions when something isn't just right but it never seems to be enough for me to need to return the product. The latest item I purchased for example was offered in olive, a color that I did not have. This suit has no green it in whatsoever which I believe is contrary to the on-line color sample. The suit is dark and falls somewhere between black and brown - still a very lovely suit and one that I will keep but I am somewhat disappointed by the variation in color. It would be accurate to say that I still need a green suit!
Service and fit---impeccable!
By Dick
from Abingdon, VA 24210
The service received was excellent, the quality of the product(s) was just great, and the fit was perfect. All this, not to mention the tremendous value afforded the customer.I'll never buy a suit, shirt, slacks or tie anywhere else!
A good value
By Homer
from Camas, WA
This doesn't feel like an expensive suit, but so far it feels and looks good. I would have to say it was a good value at the sales price.This is a lightweight suit that is perfect for Northwest weather year-round . In spite of the light weight, it feels well made. It fits pretty well, which is a nice surprise given I couldn't try it on before ordering. It could be a little shorter in the sleeves, but otherwise I can't complain. Speaking of complaints, I do have one. Both the hems have come out on the pants that I had paid extra to have cuffed, which cost me another 20 bucks to have the cleaners fix.
Excellent suit - this is my 3rd one!
By Brian
from Springfield, IL
Wear a suit 5 days a week, the suit looks great, fits well, and wears well.
Great Suit
By JAB Fan
from DeKalb, IL
I have several suits from JAB, all of them bought on sale which made them wonderful bargains. I get compliments on my attire nearly every day in a work environment where every male is wearing a suit. I have an athletic build and this suit, like my other JAB suits, fits me very well with only very minor alterations needed.
I was amazed how easy and terrific it was to purchase a suit online from JAB, have it arrive in only a few days, tailored to my specifications perfectly. I may never need to go to a men's store again!
Navy Excutive Suit
By Bob the clothes dresser
from Sioux City, IA
The suite is fine. I had a size problem with the jacket. Some how it was 42 long. I took the jacket back to a store and they replaced no charge . Plus I Bought a tie.
First time ordering
By Rick
from Atlanta
This was my first time ordering online, so I may be incorrect - I was able to select the length of the trousers, but not the width. So, I still had to have them tailored after I received them.Otherwise, very happy with the product and service.
Nice suit..
By HoJo
from South Florida
Nice suit.. Well made.. Nice fit..
Easy quick delivery..
Nice Suit
By The mom
from Indiana
High quality suit delivered very fast! My son loved it.
By doodle
from toms river nj
excellent product for the money- it is a lightweight suit but yo know that when you buy it- great tailoring and love the permanent crease
Executive Wool Suit
By fourmacs
from Tri-Cities, WA
Suit arrived on time. J.A.Bank did a great job of packing the suit for minimum wrinkles, just a quick steam and it was ready to go. Only worn it once so can't comment on how it will hold up over time, but so far I'm pleased.
good product
By MSU Spartan
from East Lansing, MI
I like the suit. It is good quality and fits almost perfect. I would suggest having 42XL offered for people who are longer in the arms so it looks better.
By jyard
from Raleigh, NC
I bought this suit for my husband for Christmas, and he loved it. The suit is well made and the suit material is exquisite. Since my husband has to wear suits to work every day, they wear out after time, so he was very happy to get this suit to add to his rotation of suits. I would definitely buy this suit again. The JosABanks suits are well made and last longer than any other suits we have purchased in the past.
I'd buy it again
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Wonderful suit. It arrived about 4 days after I ordered it. Good fit and good quality material.
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GEORGE C. GILMARTIN ('52) --- 1992 Inductee --- lettered three years in football.
Simply put, he was the field general during the most successful three-year period in Xavier football history. XU compiled an impressive 27-2-1 record during his three-year stint at quarterback, including the 1950 Salad Bowl victory.
Gilmartin completed 118 of 243 (48.6%) career passes for 1,957 yards. XU finished 10-1 (1949), 8-1 (1950), and 9-0-1 (1951) in his three seasons at Xavier. XU put together a ten-game win streak and another streak of 11-straight games without a loss during the three-year period.
Gilmartin was the field general for the biggest win in Xavier history, the 33-12 win over Arizona State in the 1950 Salad Bowl game.
He enjoyed his finest season as a senior in 1951, leading the Musketeers to an undefeated 9-0-1 record. Gilmartin hit 70 of 128 (54.7%) passes for 1,020 yards and 12 touchdowns. He led XU to victories over the Quantico Marines (12-7), St. Bonaventure (40-6), Miami of Ohio (32-14), Youngstown (48-0), Louisville (47-6), Dayton (20-0), John Carroll (41-0), Cincinnati (26-0), and Toledo (32-6).
The senior totals of 70 pass completions and 12 touchdown passes were school records. Although they have since been broken, these records show some of the impact of Gilmartin on XU's most successful three-year period ever.
After his graduation, Gilmartin was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL. He saw limited action with the Steelers before moving on to the Ottawa Roughriders of the Canadian Football League.


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Voyagers is a 62 minute movie based on Herb Kawainui Kane's book, Voyage - The Discovery of Hawaii, published by Island Heritage in 1976. Voyagers is a narrative film, told from the point of view of one of the crew members on a double hulled canoe. It tells the story of the migration from what is now French Polynesia, to the most isolated islands in the world, Hawaii.
One of the things that makes this movie unique is that every single image in the film, and there are hundreds of them, was drawn or painted by Hawaiian native artist, Herb Kawainui Kane (http://herbkaneart.com ) . To my knowledge this has never been done before in a feature length film. Visually it is a work of art. Each character's face is distinct and memorable, each land and seascape haunting. Herb painted over a dozen new paintings in the last year, just for this film. He is a remarkably talented and prolific artist. Paul Csige (http://paulcsige.com ) is the director, editor and composer for the film. He, too, has pushed the film making envelope. Paul took Herb's images and applied 2.5 D editing techniques to them. 2.5 D processing is half way between 2 D (dimension) and 3 D. Paul scanned Herb's art into the computer and separated the images into as many as 30 layers to create the visual impression of movement of a camera through an image or animation within the frame. This technique is similar to a very simple panning method used by Ken Burns in his Civil War documentaries in the '90s - but taken to a whole new level of CG sophistication in this story of battles, exile and discovery. Paul Csige is an alumnus of Hawaii Preparatory Academy. He graduated magna cum laude from the Berklee College of Music in 2004 and completed his graduate work at the New York Film Academy in 2007.
The movie, Voyagers, is culturally accurate. Herb Kane is a noted Polynesian historian and expert on canoe design and sailing techniques. Larry Ursua and Danny Akaka Jr. consulted in the preparation of our Hawaiian translations and chants. Maui native instrument specialist, Anthony Natividad, playes nose flute, Maori flute, ukeke, and other indigenous sounds. Our voice over narrator, the voice of Polynesia, is Dennis Evangelista, is from the Big Island. We also recorded local musicians (violins and cellos), performers and singers for the sound track.
The movie is a ground breaking achievement on several levels.
1) Artistically, there has never been anything like it. Every single visual image in the feature length movie was created by one man, Herb Kawainui Kane.
2) On the technical side, this movie is also unique. The editing and directing was done single handed by Paul Csige, an alumnus of Hawaii Preparatory Academy. Paul manipulated many of Herb's images to create realistic effects like camera movement and animation. Paul also added original music and sound effects, most of them recorded on the Big Island.
3) Culturally, Voyagers is a triumph for Polynesia. Whenever possible we used Polynesian performers. The information and images depicted in the movie are historically accurate. Local actor, Dennis Evangelista of Waikoloa, did the voice over narration. Anthony Natividad of Maui played nose flute, Maori flute, 'ukeke and ipu. Kumahula Larry Ursua and Danny Akaka, Jr. helped with Hawaiian translations and singing performances.
Voyagers will be completed in the first half of 2009.


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Materials Needed:Washable markers; muscle chart; stretch bands for designated muscle groups
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On the first day during the week when I see each class in physicaleducation, I draw a muscle on my body using washable markers. This becomesour "muscle of the week". While we are warming up I introduce theproper muscle name (ex. tibialis anterior) and we practice an exercise thatstrengthens and/or stretches that muscle (for example, using stretch bandsto contract and lengthen the muscle). Throughout the class, we emphasizemovements and activities which employ the "muscle of the week" and solicitresponses from students for additional movements that use the muscle.
During the second class meeting of the week, I verbally quiz each classabout the name of the muscle, its location, movement and practicalfunctions (no muscle is drawn on my body during this class meeting.)
Note:for muscles not readily displayed, I draw the muscle on a t-shirt and /orshorts. We also remember to review the previous week's "muscles" duringthe following week.A bulletin board display can also be used to further the concept of the"muscle of the week".
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Clark, Davis, Ford, Mason and Robinson are all coming off a trip to last week's NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, though Davis did not work out due to a pulled hamstring and Ford was medically scratched due to an issue stemming from his 2011 surgery for a herniated disc in his lower back. Both are expected to fully participate on Tuesday.
Robinson had a very strong showing at the Combine and is rated the No. 2 overall prospect in May's NFL Draft by ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. His 4.92 second 40-yard dash time, 28.5-inch vertical jump and 113-inch broad jump were all among the best among offensive linemen, with his 40 drawing a lot of attention due to its fractional better time than Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron (4.94).
The 6-foot-5 332-pound Robinson is vying to be the top left tackle taken in the Draft with St. Louis the popular pick for his destination.
Ford drew a lot of attention in Indy for his remarks about South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. Auburn's leader in sacks each of the past two seasons said he was better than Clowney and called him a "blind dog in a meat market," later clarfiying to say it was not personal and that he didn't say the "dog couldn't run" but that he "couldn't find the meat."
Clowney ran a 4.57 40 – by far best among defensive linemen – and Ford was held out of workouts. Ford is projected to be selected behind Clowney and is in the running with Missouri defensive end Kony Ealy to be the second edge rusher selected, with an NFL Network mock draft having Ford going No. 11 to the Tennessee Titans.
Mason is aiming to be the first running back drafted and will surely be looking to improve his 4.5 40 time. The Heisman Trophy finalist had among the best vertical and broad jump numbers for running backs.
Davis, the Iron Bowl hero, will be working out for the first time in front of scouts since January's Senior Bowl. He's projected as a mid-round selection and wants to show he's more than just one play and can be an every-down corner in the NFL.
Prosch was the surprising snub of the Combine after being one of only two fullbacks invited to the Senior Bowl. He is aiming for a very high bench press number and could be the workout star of the day on Tuesday.
Holland, Eguae and White are all coming off participating in the College All-Star Bowl last month.
The only departing members of the 2013 Tigers not participating are running back Chadler Shakespeare and center Tunde Fariyike.
Tuesday's workout schedule is as follows:
10:15 Weigh-in, measurements
10:25 Bench press, flexibility tests, vertical jump, broad jump
10:45 40-yard dash
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General Motors posted $1.5 billion in net income for the third quarter, 12 percent lower than a year ago, due to continued losses in Europe and higher warranty costs in North America.
It was a solid quarter nonetheless, with improved results in South America and Asia, as overall revenue rose to $37.6 billion, compared with $36.7 billion a year ago.
Chairman and Chief Executive Dan Akerson said new vehicles are being well-received and the company is seeing "green shoots" on tough issues like reducing engineering complexity, minimizing pension obligations and overhauling GM's European operations.
"We are going to keep playing offense with growth products like the Chevrolet Onix, Opel Mokka and Cadillac ATS and continue to systematically address business risks," Akerson said in a statement.
GM said it expects to lose $1.5 billion to $1.8 billion in Europe this year, and results to be slightly better next year. Like Ford Motor, GM says it will be mid-decade before it can break even in Europe, where car sales have fallen to their lowest levels in almost 20 years.
"While we still have a lot of work to do, especially in Europe, it is encouraging to see our results begin to reflect the discipline we are bringing to bear on the overall business, said chief financial officer Daniel Amman.
GM plans a conference call with analysts at 10 am.


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FILTER Filed April 10, 1939 INVENTOR mzpzz/tk 1.. FE QUA Hi5 ATTORNEY ried by a supporting Patented Nov. 25, 1941 FILTER Frederick L. Qua, San signer to Oliver United Francisco, Calif., as- Filters Incorporated,
San Francisco, Calif., a corporation of Nevada Application April 10, 1939, Serial No. 266,986
2 Claims.
This invention relates in general to filters and in particular to a filtrate compartment which is rigid and durable and at the same time ofiers a minimum resistance to the fiow of filtrate through it.
All filters consist essentially of a filter medium disposed over a chamber or compartment into which'the filtrate fiows after passing through the action of a differential The filter medium is normally carscreen which is held in the backing member or compartment by a drainage filter medium under the pressure.
spaced relation from fioor of the filtrate member.
In general, the object of this invention is the provision of a filter in which the filter mediumis supported directly or indirectly by a metal ribbon twisted about its longitudinal axis.
The invention possesses other advantageous features, some of which with the foregoing will be set forth at length in the following descriptlon where that form of the invention which has been selected for illustration in the drawing accompanying and forming a part of the present specification is outlined in full. In said drawing, one form-of the invention is shown, but it is to be understood that it is not limited to such form, since the invention as set forth in the claims may be embodied in a plurality of forms.
Referring to the drawing:
Figure 1 is a fragmentary side elevation of a filter leaf embodying the objects of my invention and in which parts have been broken away to disclose the construction more clearly.
Figure 2 is a section taken on the line 2--2 of Figure .1. v
Figure 3 is a section taken on the line 3-.-3 of Figure 1.
The filter leaf shown in these figures is of the type disclosed in the- Sweetland Patent No. 1,381,944, of June 21, 1921, and comprises a circular rim l formed with lateral channels 2 and 3. and with an inner peripheral channel 4. .Disposed within the channel 4 are inwardly offset peripheral edges 5 and 6 of a pair of supporting screens 1 and 8 formed of rolled shelf mesh. The supporting screens 1. and 8 are held in spaced parallel relation by a plurality of spaced parallel metal ribbons 9, each twisted about its longitu-. dinal center line so as to form a spiral separator. If desired, the ribbons 8 may be formed with perforations l0 through which the filtrate may pass.
It will be noted that at points spaced along the length of each'ribbon 9 the plane of the ribbon supporting screen 1 across as indicated at the point H is at right angles to the supporting screens 1 and 8. The supporting screens may be conveniently welded to the ribbon at these spaced points by locating the electrodes of the welding machine on opposite sides of the filter leaf at these points so that the electric current will pass, for example, through the diametrically opposed points of the ribbon 9 to the supporting screen 8. The inwardly offset peripheral edges 5 and B of the supporting screens 1 and 8 may be welded within the channel 4 to purpose of preventing thelateral walls of the channel 4 from collapsing, a loop of twisted ribbon l2 may be disposed between the peripheral I edges 5. and 6 before the rim l is disposed over these edges. Since the ribbon 12 is located between the ofiset peripheral be of smaller width than the ribbon 9.
'Covering either side of the filter leaf so formed and supported by the supporting screens 1 and 8 is a filter medium l3, the peripheral edges of which are secured within the lateral channels 2.
and 3 by a crimped metal band or wire I4.
The'twisted ribbon 9 is very strong for its weight, for any crushing force to which it is subjected is resisted by a through column of metal supported against collapse by the adjacent metal along its longitudinal axis. vantage of such a spacing member is that the two supporting screens may be simultaneously welded thereto at diametrically opposed points on the ribbon by the operation of a spot welder. Not only is a rigid and easily fabricated construe-- tion provided, but a construction which offers a minimum resistance to the passage of filtrate through the resulting leaf. Although as shown and tion has been applied to described. ,my invena filter of the leaf type,
it may of course be applied to any type of filter porting screens; and metal ribbon twisted along its longitudinal center lineand disposed between said supporting screens for holding them in spaced relation, said ribbon being welded to said screens at diametrically opposed points along its length.
2. A filter comprising a pair of reticulated metalmembers held in spaced relation by a plurality of metalribbons each twisted about its longitudinal center line and welded to said reticulat'ed members at spaced pairs of diametrically opposed points along its edge.
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Robert Kiyosaki – Robert T. Kiyosaki, best-selling author of the "Rich Dad" series, and former Marine gunship pilot during the Vietnam War, is an investor, entrepreneur, educator and New York Times best-selling author. His financial education book series Rich Dad Poor Dad has been translated to over 100 languages and sold more than 26 million copies world wide. He also created the educational board game Cashflow 101 to teach individuals the financial and investment strategies that his rich dad spent years teaching him. Robert Kiyosaki's perspectives on money and investing are different from traditional teaching. The old beliefs of getting a good job, working hard, saving money, getting out of debt, and investing for the long term are obsolete in today's world. Robert Kiyosaki's teachings focus on generating passive income through investment opportunities, such as real estate and businesses, with the ultimate goal of being able to support oneself by such investments alone.
Rich Dad's 60 Minutes to Getting Rich! is an hour long and it's broken into 6 brief segments that I will outline in the review below. The setting of the "personal seminar" DVD is in a rather small indoor room, with an audience of maybe 50 to 100 people. Robert Kiyosaki starts the program by giving a brief overview of Rich Dad Poor Dad, and what both his dads taught him, as well as their philosophies on money. Here are some of Robert Kiyosaki's key points taken from Rich Dad's 60 Minutes to Getting Rich!
Part One Money Is an Idea
Of course, if you know Robert Kiyosaki he usually talks about his poor dad's idea that his house is an asset, and that his rich dad contests that that is one reason he is poor.
One of the interesting things he says is that his rich dad told him to never say quote, "I can't afford that." Instead ask yourself, "How can I afford that?"
Kiyosaki says there are three main points that he feels made a real big difference in his life. They were:
1. Money is an idea. The first way to get more money to change what you think.
2. Money Does not make you rich. Case in point, Robert's poor dad made more money than his rich dad.
3. There are two kinds of money problems – not enough and too much money. And every person, company, and government has money problems. You need to ask yourself which of these two problems do you want?
Money comes down to a choice:
Every day he has to make a choice: Do I want to be rich or do I want to be poor?
Part Two Your House Is Not an Asset
He covers the cash flow quadrant (E, S, B, and I) — Employee, Self-employed or Specialist, Big business person and Investor.
Employees want security and are mostly controlled by fear. Specialists don't trust others, and their income is generally maxed out around $500,000 per year, because "time is money." Big business and investors have essentially unlimited income potential.
The way to get rich is via the B (big business) and I (investor) means.
Part three Earn More… Work Less
Kiyosaki talks about the importance of being able to read a financial statement, and the fact that tax laws are written for the rich, by the rich.
Don't work for money. Work for acquiring assets.
Part Four Mind Your Own Business
His Rich Dad told him that when he is an employee he's minding somebody else's business, but you want to be a business owner and "mind your own business."
Part Five Retire Early and Rich
Most people try to retire on equity, but Robert Kiyosaki advises that you retire on debt as he did.
He shares a story when his Rich dad told him to put his money into a piggy bank to learn finance. He has three piggy banks: one for savings, investing, and charity. Using these piggy banks every day trains your mind to think like a rich person. (Sounds a lot like the Richest Man in Babylon!)
Part Six So What's Stopping You?
Interact, don't react. With some people, even if they find a deal they talk themselves out of it. His Rich dad also said, people who avoid failure also avoid success. Fail early and fail responsibly.
"The size of your success is measured by the strength of your desire; the size of your dream; and how you handle disappointment along the way."
"The only difference between a rich person and poor person is how they use their time."
"Your future is created by what you do today, not tomorrow."
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The Akron Beacon Journal reports that Thistledown Racino is set to open in early April with more than 1,000 video lottery terminals that function like slot machines.
Rock Ohio Caesars is spending $88 million on the renovations at the track in North Randall, southeast of Cleveland.
The gaming floor will have specialty restaurants, a food court, bar and a nightlife area with entertainment.
One racino in the state — at Scioto Downs in Columbus — is already operating. Six others are in various stages of licensing and construction.
An anti-gambling group is challenging Ohio Gov. John Kasich's authority to allow the slots-like video lottery terminals at the state's seven horse tracks.


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Sevier County couple had just left Boston Marathon finish line
Mark and Amy Ross were at the Boston Marathon to see a friend run her first — and last— one. Five minutes after the friend crossed the finish line, the first bomb went off.
"If we had hung around to talk or get a drink, we might have been right there," said Ross, chief professional officer of the Boys & Girls Club of the Smoky Mountains.
The Rosses were attending their first marathon to see Holly Sayne of Seymour run. She and Amy Ross are friends and colleagues at Walters State Community College in Morristown.
The Rosses and Sayne were a good four blocks away from where the bombs went off. Sayne had finished the race and gathered up her bag of personal items left on the bus on which she rode to the race, and the three were on their way to the subway station to ride back to their hotel some three miles away.
"My wife heard it first," Ross said. "She heard a muffled sound, like when you attend a football game and somebody scores a touchdown and they shoot off a cannon. We had no idea what it was. We thought since it was Patriots Day it might be celebratory noise."
As chaos ensued and the thousands of people in the street and on the sidewalks began to seek cover and information, the Rosses faced a dilemma: getting back to their hotel more than three miles away. The subway was shut down. So, after running 26.2 miles, Sayne joined the Rosses in walking three and half miles to their hotel.
"It was a surreal scene," Ross said. "People were running on all directions."
Until the terrorist bombing Ross said it had been a great day. People were friendly, the crowds were manageable and there were people from many foreign countries.
"Everybody was happy and cheering on the runners," he said. "It's a tragedy to see it end like that."
Ross said Sayne entered the marathon with the intent of it being her first and last one.
The Rosses caught a flight early Tuesday morning and made it back to their Sevier County home around 4 p.m.


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Skin of Our Teeth
Editorial Staff • West End • 5 Mar 2004
The choice of the play alone, Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth, offers ample proof. This surreal stage fable, which hasn't had a major London outing in 50 years, didn't win the 1942 Pulitzer Prize for being easy. Described by the author as the history of mankind in comic strip, it pits the suburban Antrobuses of New Jersey against every catastrophe in history – fire, famine, flood, war and even the Ice Age – in a cyclical plot that undermines theatrical convention at every turn. Wilder wasn't exactly short on audacity himself.
In Lan's updated version, we're alerted early on in Act One - which finds the Antrobus family, along with their pet dinosaur and woolly mammoth, awaiting the advancing glacier - that the evening holds more than a few surprises up its sleeve. "I'm amazed the house isn't coming down around our ears," marvels sexy parlourmaid Sabina, just as one of the walls on Richard Hudson's impressively ramshackle traverse stage collapses.
An apparently exasperated Indira Varma, who plays Sabina, breaks from character to complain about the play and production. It's the first of many instances when the actors remove their masks, halting and restarting the action to explain their 'true' motivations and personal concerns. In this regard, the Act Three opener is particularly disorientating, challenging the audience's ability and willingness to suspend their disbelief.
No doubt many theatregoers will find this approach too unsettling for their liking, but despite Varma's grumbling about not being able to understand what this Wilder guy was on about, the message comes across loud and clear: though life will always be a struggle, the human will to survive ensures we'll continue to make it through by "the skin of our teeth". Of course, given the futility of the planetary condition and, frankly, the unlikeability of these immortal characters, that isn't a wholly optimistic conclusion.
Lan's company weather the epic nature of the piece well (and, at over three hours and two intervals, it's epic in more ways than one). Varma is delectable as Sabina, while David Troughton makes a bumptious George Antrobus, inventor of the wheel and the alphabet, Maureen Beattie suffers gamely as his put-upon wife, and Jonas Armstrong, as son Henry, bears the mark of Cain with passionate bitterness.
All in all, in Lan's inventive production, The Skin of Our Teeth still feels anarchic and urgent, even if overly long and occasionally messy. "This would never happen at the National … or the Donmar," whines Varma, during a non-Sabina aside. Perhaps not. Thank God we have the Young Vic then.
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The "do not use" water order has been lifted for areas near Alum Creek and Upper Falls as of 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to a release from West Virginia American Water.
The ban was lifted for the George Washington area around South Hills around 4 p.m.
The order has now been lifted for approximately 39,000 customers, according to the utility.
Around noon, the George Washington zone had been shown as blue on the company's website map, but the utility said that designation was made prematurely. However, the W.Va. Bureau of Public Health has confirmed that if you began flushing your home when you noticed this map update or have already flushed your home, you do not need to repeat the process, according to the release.
Zones have been opened as far west as between St. Albans and Dunbar, approximately 15 to 20 miles east of Culloden.
Earlier zones included areas of Edgewood, North Charleston, West Side, Sissonville Drive, Big Chimney, parts of South Charleston, Kanawha City and downtown Charleston.
Company and state officials directed customers to an interactive map at www.westvirginiaamwater.com and a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week phone line, 855-390-4569, for zone-by-zone updates as to when flushing protocols could begin. All other questions should be directed to our Customer Service Center at 1-800-685-8660.
Once a zone is cleared for flushing, West Virginia American Water advised customers to open all hot water taps in their home for 15 minutes, including those in bathrooms, kitchens and other areas within the structure. That should be followed by the same course of action for cold water taps.
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What qualifications do I need to meet if I am not already licensed?
If you are not licensed in another jurisdiction, your combination of education and experience will determine what you need to do to get your license (see the chart below).
Education type
Accredited professional degree
(typically five-year bachelor of architecture or six-year master of architecture)
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(typically four-years) from a program offering an accredited degree
Postsecondary study in architecture or related fields,
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Three or more years depending on your education credit
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Three of these years must be under the direct supervision of an architect
Contact NCARB to find out when you can enroll in IDP
You can't enroll in IDP until you complete the practical architectural work experience
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All candidates must complete the Washington law review
If you have an accredited architectural degree, you need to complete IDP and the ARE. If you choose, you can take the exams while you are completing IDP. NCARB will register and guide you through both IDP and the ARE. The board also requires a review of Washington's laws and rules relating to the practice of architecture.
If you do not have an accredited architectural degree, you must have a high school diploma or equivalent and at least nine years' practical architectural work experience.
(1) You must have at least six years of practical architectural work experience before enrolling in IDP.
(a) At least three of these years must be under the direct supervision of a licensed architect.
(b) The remaining three years can be any combination of the following as approved by the board:
(i) Postsecondary education courses in architecture, architectural technology or a related field.
(A) Related fields may include the following:
(I) Environmental design;
(II) Urban planning;
(III) Landscape architecture;
(IV) Construction management;
(V) Civil engineering;
(VI) Naval architecture;
(VII) Interior architecture;
(VIII) Other fields as determined by the board.
(B) With a passing grade, thirty semester credit hours or forty-five quarter hours are considered to be one year. Any fraction, one-half year or greater, will be counted one-half year, and less than one-half year will not be counted.
(ii) Practical architectural work experience may be accrued simultaneously while educational credit is being accrued and will receive credit if it is as follows:
(A) At least thirty-five hours per week for at least ten consecutive weeks - One hundred percent.
(B) At least twenty hours per week for at least six continuous months - Fifty percent.
(2) After you complete IDP, apply to the board to take the ARE. When your application is approved, board staff will register you to take the ARE. You will pay the fees for examination and reexamination directly to NCARB.
(3) The board also requires a review of Washington's laws and rules relating to the practice of architecture.
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. WSR 07-05-040, § 308-12-025, filed 2/15/07, effective 3/18/07. Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 98-20-061, § 308-12-025, filed 10/2/98, effective 11/2/98. Statutory Authority: RCW
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. WSR 95-04-080, § 308-12-025, filed 1/31/95, effective 3/3/95. Statutory Authority: RCW
. WSR 89-17-038 (Order PM 857), § 308-12-025, filed 8/10/89, effective 9/10/89. Statutory Authority: 1985 c 37 § 5. WSR 85-21-065 (Order PL 560), § 308-12-025, filed 10/17/85.]


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niversity of North Dakota teams risk forfeiting any post-season games if their athletes, cheerleaders or band wear or display the school's Fighting Sioux nickname and American Indian head logo, an NCAA official said Wednesday.
Bernard Franklin, an NCAA executive vice president, said in a letter to university provost Paul LeBel that the university "must forfeit competition" if "it has not adhered to this requirement" in any post-season games that UND teams have been invited to play in.
"We ask that the university take measures to minimize or eliminate the presence of the imagery or nickname brought to an NCAA championship venue," Franklin's letter says.
The NCAA has long said the nickname and logo are hostile to American Indians and that the Grand Forks school's teams may not wear uniforms that have the nickname or logo during post-season contests. But the Franklin letter's mention of forfeiting games is a new development.
The university's women's hockey team, which is ranked fifth in the nation, may be the first affected by the sanctions. The team still could win a high enough seed to host the first round of the NCAA's post-season tournament, but the nickname penalty will bar the team from doing so in any case.


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CREEK COUNTY, Okla. - Humans aren't the only ones that have been displaced by Creek County's devastating wildfires.
Many pets found themselves without a home and far from their owner.
"I don't have kids so I guess my dogs have all been like kids to me. I'm totally blind and they're pretty good, real good protection," said Mark Remington, who lost his German Shepherd in the fires.
But a Facebook page created to centralize information about missing pets has been a great relief for many animals and their owners, several of which have already been reunited.
The Oklahoma Aliance for Animals (OAA) is also adding pictures to the Creek County Displaced Animals page, along with handing out food and supplies for needy animals.
The OAA is located at Lake Church in Mannford, near Highway 48 and Highway 51.
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