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Northern Maine Community College (NMCC) is honored to have Dr. William H. Cassidy as its commencement speaker this year. Dr. Cassidy is a Trustee of the Maine Community College System and is president emeritus of Washington County Community College (WCCC), Calais.
Dr. Cassidy earned his doctorate in higher education from Nova Southeastern University, Florida and began his post-secondary education at Northern Maine Vocational Technical Institute, now NMCC. To date, he is the only Maine Community College president who is a graduate from the System.
Cassidy's career in education has spanned three decades at both the secondary and post-secondary levels. Before becoming president at WCCC, he served in a number of senior administrative posts within the Maine Community College System, including as Director of Statewide Programs at the Center for Career Development. He also served as an associate commissioner for the Bureau of Adult and Secondary Vocational Education within the Maine Department of Education. Cassidy was the former director of the Waterville Regional Vocational Center, and taught at the middle, high school and college levels.
"We are very pleased to have Dr. Cassidy address our graduates," said NMCC President Tim Crowley. "As an alumnus of the Community College System, Dr. Cassidy serves as an excellent role model of the endless possibilities that exist when a person values education and possesses determination and a goal."
Cassidy is a member of the Calais post American Legion and is a Paul Harris Fellow. He resides in Standish with his wife, Susan; they have two grown children, Patrick and Randee Lyn.
Commencement exercises begin at 1:00, May 17th at The Forum in Presque Isle. 231 students are in the 2014 NMCC graduating class.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - It took less than 30 seconds for Alice to grab control of Friday's non-district matchup against King.
The Coyotes spent the rest of the night trying to hang on to the momentum.
Alice scored three times in the game's first four minutes en route to a 34-19 victory at Buc Stadium. The 21-point barrage happened in a span of 27 seconds and propelled the Coyotes (3-0) to their third straight victory.
"We came out with a lot of intensity," said Alice quarterback A.J. Benavides, who passed for two touchdowns and ran for another.
"We slowed down a little bit after that, but we took care of things at the end."
The Mustangs (1-2) cut the deficit to 21-13 when quarterback Matt Morales scored on a 1-yard run with 1 minute, 30 seconds left before halftime. Alice answered with a 27-yard field goal as time expired to take an 11-point.
King had the ball to open the second and put together a 59-yard scoring drive capped by Aaron Alexander's 6-yard touchdown run, but the Coyotes added another field goal by Guerrero and 1-yard scoring run by Deon Hill to put the game away.
"Sometimes things don't fall your way," said Morales, who rushed for 75 yard and passed for 62. "We're not a team that's going to put our heads down. We're going to come out and fight until the end."
The Coyotes took command of the game early in the first quarter behind a 21-point outburst.
Alice opened the game with the ball at its own 47-yard line and quickly moved across midfield when Benavides threw to Mateo Gonzalez for 38 yards on first down. The next six plays featured short runs by Benavides and Hill, the last of those a 1-yard touchdown run by Benavides.
Guerrero added the extra point to give the Coyotes a 7-0 lead with 9:22 left in the first quarter. That was only the beginning.
J.R. Arriola fielded the ensuing kickoff at the King 21 and lost control of the ball as he turned to follow his blockers. Alice's Augie Lopez made the recovery at the spot of the fumble, giving the Coyotes a short field to work with.
Benavides hit Zach Garza for a 15-yard gain before connecting with Hill on a 6-yard touchdown pass. Guerrero's extra point gave Alice a 14-0 advantage only 15 seconds after the scoring run by Benavides.
King's troubles continued when Chris Jackson muffed the subsequent kickoff at the 16, which caused a mad scramble for the ball. Alice's Noe Cantu recovered right where Jackson dropped it, setting up a touchdown strike from Benavides to Gonzalez on the first play from scrimmage.
Considering the result, Alice coach Brent Davis was definitely pleased by the team's kickoff coverage.
"That's why we call them assassins," he said. "We put a lot of emphasis on that. They really came up with some big plays. Our offense had enough to get the job done."
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ANOTHER ACTIVITY SAT ! Around 1:00 several folks are going to a local indoor shooting range. The cost is $18/hr +ammunition. More details will be posted in the lobby or you can contact Polley Goddard for more information.
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The Best Concerts in St. Louis From August 25 to 31
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From "The Best St. Louis Noise/Experimental Concerts: August 2014": If the music scene were a high school (sometimes it really feels that way) Fielded would sit somewhere between the goths and punks, taking every chance she had to make friends with both. What Chicago artist Lindsay Powell achieves with Fielded is remarkable. Her crooning voice folds unto itself in loops while sharp beats punctuate the proceedings. Powell invokes basement post-punk of the early '80s, but does so with a pile of sequenced sound. This is audible cyberpunk. It's music to play while wearing sunglasses at night -- to protect your eyes from the blinding neon lights of Neo-Tokyo, of course.
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Los Angeles punk rockers the Weirdos come to town for a throwdown on the Atomic Cowboy's outdoor stage. Formed in 1976, broken up in the early '80s and reunited in the '90s, it's credited as a seminal band from punk's first wave alongside Dangerhouse labelmates including X. Check out this live footage from 1978 for a blast from the past and preview of the patio party to come.
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From this archived write-up: All right -- he ain't exactly a band, and he ain't terribly old, neither. But Tom Hall has made the rounds at enough local bars and as the featured guitarist in enough bands to make him an ambassador of acoustic blues music (we'll wait a few years to give Hall the "living legend" tag). And while Hall may have many more years ahead of him, the music he plays certainly qualifies as old, though to hear the singer and guitarist play is a reminder that the spirit of the blues lives on through its practitioners. Hall's resonant, weathered voice is a perfect fit for his percussive style of picking, and his mastery of Delta blues has made him a mainstay at bars like B.B.'s Jazz, Blues & Soups, Iron Barley and Dressel's.
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From the 2014 RFT Music Awards: You don't have to work too hard to hear Tommy Halloran's sweet, craggy croon. The singer-songwriter is a fixture at saloons across town, but do yourself a favor and lean in to hear his craft over the clinking glasses and idle chatter. Halloran's post-war jazz guitar style is amber-hued, brimming with imagined nostalgia, and with his outfit, Guerilla Swing, he is able to transform jazzy clusters of chords into a full-band workout. His latest, Under the Catalpa Trees, might be the most aptly named local release this year: It's easy and breezy for sure, but it's got deep roots.
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From the 2014 RFT Music Awards: Blues, it has been said ad nauseam, is a feeling. Yes, and so is boredom, which is what the vast majority of guitar-slinging, guitar-face-making, Guitar Center-stalking wannabes inspire. The blues, it should be said, can be extremely hard. Marquise Knox knows that, even though at the age of 23 he makes it look and sound easy. A thrilling performer with a voice that cuts as deeply as his skill on the electric guitar, Knox recorded his first album when he was just sixteen, and he has continued to grow as a musician in the tradition of Albert King and Muddy Waters. A manchild no more, he is a bluesman, and one of the most powerful ones you'll ever hear.
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Designate a driver: Two-fifths of all deaths in crashes between 2006 and 2010 involved a drunken driver during St. Patrick's Day, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. And from 2008 to 2012, drunken driving was responsible for 268 deaths in the United States on St. Patrick's Day.
Beware traditional cuisine: Corned beef and cabbage, a meal traditionally consumed on St. Patrick's Day, can contain more than 1,000 mg of sodium in one serving. That's nearly the entire daily limit, according to the American Cancer Society. And a large 22-ounce McDonald's McCafe Shamrock Shake, an American tradition this time of year, has 820 calories and 23 grams of fat.
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While we still have a few more days until the official beginning of fall, around here it feels a lot like the season has already begun. Classes are back in session, the leaves are falling off the trees, and most of our counselors have departed for the two-month marathon of flights, high school visits, and college fairs that we call travel season.
In addition, thousands of high school seniors across the country have begun the process of filling out college applications. Regardless of whether or not one of your applications will be submitted to Vanderbilt, we would like to offer you a few nuggets of the expertise we have acquired working with students and evaluating applications over years.
Thus we give you: The "How To" Series. Over the next several weeks, we will be posting lists of tips concerning various pieces of the application that we hope will make this process a little less overwhelming for all of you. Today's tips focus on the personal essay.
- Be thoughtful, but not fretful. As a senior, most of the accomplishments that will make up the bulk of your application – academic performance, test scores, and extracurricular involvement – are said and done. In a sense, the only part of the application over which you have complete control right now is the essay. Don't let this scare you! While the essay is a valuable tool that we use to understand you better, it is rarely if ever a "make or break" component of your application.
- Keep the "personal" in personal essay. The Common Application presents six different prompts for you to choose from when writing your essay. To be honest, we don't really care that much what you write about, as long as you're writing about you. In other words, don't spend the entire essay detailing the life of your favorite and most accomplished family member, but rather focus on how that person has affected you and your life decisions. Don't give us a detailed narrative of your favorite community service trip, but instead tell us what you learned from that trip and how it has changed your outlook on the world. This is one time when it's okay to be self-centered – more than anything, we want to know about you!
- Don't try to guess what the reader wants to hear. If you ask a hundred different admissions counselors what their favorite kind of essay is, you will likely get a hundred different answers. Trying to figure out what topic will get us most excited is like trying to guess which outfits the judges of Project Runway are going to like the most – no matter how many times we watch, Heidi always manages to confound. Instead of trying to game the system, focus on the things that get you excited. If nothing else, I promise that passion will show through.
- Feel free to be funny or creative – but don't overreach. If your friends tell you that you're the funniest person in the class, use that skill to your advantage. If your creativity is what sets you apart from your peers, let that innovation guide the structure and content of the essay. On the other hand, if every joke you make at the cafeteria table falls flatter than a pancake in a Panini press, don't try to fake it. Figure out what your personal strengths are, and stick with them.
- Tell us something we don't already know. When writing your essay, be sure to keep in mind all of the other pieces of your application we already have in front of us while we're reading it. Do not use this space to summarize your extracurricular involvement or your academic achievements if we've already seen these things in your resume and transcript. We know that there is more to you than just test scores and leadership roles, so tell us more!
- Ask for input (but not too much). Your parents, friends, guidance counselors, coaches, and teachers are great people to bounce ideas off of for your essay. They know how unique and spectacular you are, and they can help you decide how to articulate it. Keep in mind, however, that a 45-year-old lawyer writes quite differently from an 18-year-old student, so if your dad ends up writing the bulk of your essay, we're probably going to notice.
- Edit, proof, polish, and breathe. Beyond gaining insight into your personal psyche, the purpose of the essay is also to showcase your written communication skills. Treat this essay just like any class assignment – write it early, proof and revise, keep an eagle eye out for spelling and grammatical errors, and make sure it is presented in a clean and polished way. That being said, do not call our office in a panic if you discovered a missing article or a misused "its" after you hit submit. Because of our holistic selection process, no student will be denied based on one element of his or her application; this includes typos.
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10A Chestnut Plaza, E20 | 5.1 miles from Advent Way
Feel at home as soon as you enter the contemporary lobby of the Holiday Inn London Stratford City. This new generation Holiday Inn is located in ... More
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335 - 337 High Street, E15 | 5.5 miles from Advent Way
The Westbridge Hotel, Stratford is a unique boutique hotel that adds a sense of style to east London. Guests can choose from standard double and twin ... More
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196 High Street, E15 | 5.6 miles from Advent Way
The traditional East End and the vibrant new business culture of twenty-first century London meet in Stratford. Great connections to the Docklands business parks and the ... More
Entertainment near Advent Way
London > Entertainment > Theatres
1-15 Leswin Place, N16 | 4 miles from Advent Way
No airplanes take off from Stoke Newington International Airport. And there's no point looking up departure times here. Instead turn up for live performances by local ... More
London > Entertainment > Live Music
Alexandra Palace Way, Wood Green, N22 | 4 miles from Advent Way
After a shaky start - destroyed by fire 16 days after 'The People's Palace' first opened in 1873 - Alexandra Palace re-opened again two years later ... More
London > Entertainment > Arts Centres
Amhurst Terrace, E8 | 4.1 miles from Advent Way
A 70,000 sq ft centre for creativity and collaboration in East London, Hackney Downs Studios was established in 2011, transforming a redundant printworks into an arts ... More
Sights and Attractions near Advent Way
London > Attractions > Historic Buildings
8 Rangers Road, E4 | 3 miles from Advent Way
Tudor grandstand and the only remaining timber-framed Standing in Britain. Well and truly off the beaten track, this timber-framed hunting lodge is hidden away in Epping ... More
London > Attractions > Attractions for Kids
Spring Lane, E5 | 3 miles from Advent Way
The KIDS Adventure Playground in Hackney provides a stimulating, inclusive play centre for disabled children and young people aged 5 to 19 years. The playground, situated ... More
London > Attractions > Art Galleries
Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 | 35 minutes from Advent Way
The Grade II-listed William Morris Gallery, housed in the mid-18th century boyhood home of artist and designer William Morris, has a permanent exhibition on his ... More
Shopping near Advent Way
London > Shopping > Supermarkets
581C Green Lanes, N8 | 3.2 miles from Advent Way
Harringay locals, couple Ebony and Paul Harding, are behind this supermarket with a difference. Harringay Local Store unites their two passions, stocking locally made products and ... More
London > Shopping > Specialists
Finsbury Park North-West Gate, Junction of Upper Tollington Road and Endymion Road, N4 | 3.7 miles from Advent Way
Offering an urban forest on eight farm-style sites around London, the Christmas Forest is London's largest independent "treetailer" ensuring that Londoners can enjoy their tree-browsing experience ... More
London > Shopping > Food and Drink Shops
32-40 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 | 3.8 miles from Advent Way
Whole Foods Market specialises in organically grown and good-for-you foods with an emphasis on foods that are free of artificial preservatives, colours, flavours, sweeteners and hydrogenated ... More
Restaurants near Advent Way
London > Restaurants > Turkish restaurants
18-20 Saint James Street, E17 | 2.2 miles from Advent Way
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London > Restaurants > Spanish restaurants
32 Orford Road, Walthamstow, E17 | 2.4 miles from Advent Way
This small Spanish tapas bar in trendy Walthamstow Village is never short of customers or atmosphere. Delicately presented delights will quickly cover the small blue tiled ... More
London > Restaurants > Italian restaurants
701 Green Lanes, N21 | 2.7 miles from Advent Way
Pizza Express has become something of a London institution. Serving consistently excellent Italian pizzas quickly in pleasant unfussy surroundings, this is always a convenient and acceptable ... More
Education near Advent Way
London > Education > Evening Classes
Unit 207, Belgravia Workshop, 157-163 Marlborough Road, N19 | 4.7 miles from Advent Way
Only the French could come up with an art form so bizarrely fascinating. Mime is as relaxing as Tai Chi, as healthy as yoga, and as ... More
London > Education > Career Services
27B Dalston Lane, E8 | 4.8 miles from Advent Way
Connexions is a countrywide information and advisory service for 13-19 year olds and people with special learning needs or disabilities under 25. They offer an array ... More
London > Education > Cookery Courses
Unit 8 The Islington Studios, 6 Hornsey Road, N7 | 5.2 miles from Advent Way
Islington cafe-cum-deli Jenius Social isn't just a place to enjoy fine food and carefully sourced balsamic vinegar, artisan chocolates and cured meats. It's also a ... More
Leisure near Advent Way
London > Leisure > Health and Beauty
Studio 2, The Georgian Village, 100 Wood Street, E17 | 2.3 miles from Advent Way
Whether it's a simple girls' get-together or a special hen weekend, why not treat you and your friends to a group make-up lesson. The lesson will ... More
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Lee Valley Leisure Complex, 61 Meridian Way, Edmonton, N9 | 28 minutes from Advent Way
Officially opened in 2007 by Tessa Jowell, Minister for the Olympics, the Lee Valley Athletics Centre is the largest indoor and outdoor athletics facility serving London ... More
London > Leisure > Parks and Gardens
Forest Road, E17 | 31 minutes from Advent Way
The 12.5 hectare Lloyd Park is a lovely green space in Walthamstow, opened in 1900 and restored in 2012, with a children's ... More
Pubs near Advent Way
London > Restaurants > Gastropub
1 The Green, Winchmore Hill, N21 | 3.1 miles from Advent Way
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London > Nightlife > Pubs
105 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 | 3.9 miles from Advent Way
The Guinness in this soothingly dark little Celtic den is nothing short of exceptional. Smooth, bitter, creamy and rich they serve up divine pints ... More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
69 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 | 4 miles from Advent Way
Stoke Newington's extremely likable White Hart seems to cater for just about anyone. Inside, it's spacious and comfortable, with low-slung sofas and comfy chairs the order ... More
Nightlife near Advent Way
London > Nightlife > Nightclubs
Amhurst Road, E8 | 4.5 miles from Advent Way
Hackney's freshest venue is a converted railway station with a plush bar / restaurant on the ground floor and a nightclub upstairs. The kitchen serves excellent ... More
London > Nightlife > Bars
18 Ashwin Street, E8 | 4.8 miles from Advent Way
On the roof of The Print House, a former factory for catalogues, crayons and pencils, sits Dalston Roof Park, an urban oasis four floors ... More
London > Nightlife >
40 Parkholme Road, E8 | 4.8 miles from Advent Way
The gentrification of Dalston means that the Prince George is now less of an old man's backstreet local and more of a skinny-jeans-and-ironic-haircut establishment filled with ... More
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London > Business > Venue Hire
The Vestry, Union Chapel, Compton Avenue, N1 | 5.4 miles from Advent Way
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23-27 Wadeson Street, Hackney, London E2 | 5.4 miles from Advent Way
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14 Dagmar Passage off Cross Street, Islington, Islington, London N1 | 5.7 miles from Advent Way
A teeny, tiny and wonderful puppet theatre located in a hidden side road backing onto a green church yard ideal for spontaneous picnics with goodies from ... More
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Professor Iglesias holds a BA (magna cum laude) from the University of Michigan and a JD (with honors) from Yale Law School. She is the co-founder of Latina and Latino Critical Theory, Inc. (LatCrit, Inc.) which she incorporated in 1998 and co-directed until 2003. In 1997, she designed the Project for Legal Economic, Development, Justice and Equality (PLEDJE) an innovative clinical program to promote micro-business development, immigrant rights & the use of NAFTA labor and environmental side accords through workshops, community based study circles and outreach to underprivileged high school students.
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Former East Timorese President Jose Ramos-Horta stressed the need to maintain border security with Indonesia as a key part of improving the already close relations with Jakarta.
"Indonesia will forever be our most important neighbor," he said in an appearance on the "Insight Indonesia" talk show on BeritaSatu TV on Wednesday. "We need the friendship and understanding for the stability on our borders."
He added that East Timor was also relying on Indonesia's support to gain membership in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
The 62-year-old Nobel Peace laureate, in Jakarta for the inaugural "Peace and Reconciliation in Southeast Asia" forum hosted by the journal Strategic Review, acknowledged calls to press Indonesia for an apology over the violence that gripped the former Indonesian territory following an independence referendum in 1999.
Rights groups like the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) have demanded that Jakarta offer an official apology to East Timor and hold retired Gen. Wiranto responsible for the post-referendum upheaval that left more than 180,000 people dead from fighting, disease and starvation.
"[An apology] is absolutely necessary as a manifestation of commitment to the agenda of truth and reconciliation for Timor Leste," said Indria Fernida, the Kontras deputy coordinator.
But Ramos-Horta said there were other pragmatic state interests at stake in the two countries' relations.
"We are also sympathetic to post-Suharto Indonesia," he said. "Indonesia was in turmoil, there were dramatic changes, an end of a 30-year regime. I said so many times over the years to our people, [that] we freed ourselves in 1999 because Indonesians freed themselves."
Ramos-Horta also discussed the presidential election in his country in April, in which he lost his bid for re-election.
"I handed over a country at midnight on May 19 that was peaceful and prospering with double-digit growth in the last five years," he said. "It is [the new government's] responsibility to build on that and to do even better."
He lauded the election process as "remarkable," both at the technical and administrative levels.
"There was not a single incident or complaint lodged against the behavior of political leaders, parties [or] the national police," Ramos-Horta said.
He said he hoped that the new president, Jose Maria Vasconcelos, and Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao could sustain peacemaking efforts, especially in light of the scheduled withdrawal of some 1,300 United Nations peacekeepers by the end of the year.
"The president and the prime minister have to manage this situation with absolute prudence and wisdom to continue the healing process that was started in 2007," he said.
He added that angry demonstrations that erupted in the capital, Dili, earlier this week were nothing that the country's own security forces could not handle. "It was essentially a problem of law and order," Ramos-Horta said.
He also spoke of promising infrastructure projects that would take place over the next five years, including a new airport, schools and housing.
"It will be a massive investment, but it is guaranteed," he said.
He said that even though East Timor's petroleum fund alone could finance all the projects, the government had signed a $100 million soft loan agreement with Japan.
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A review of the last 10 years of Browns one-two punches at wide receiver reveals a crying need. As spring practice presses on, Greg Little and Mohamed Massaquoi talk about filling the void after a less-than-perfect session with Brandon Weeden.
As one-two punches go, the Browns go through wide receiver combos like Taco Bell at rush hour.
In the last 10 years, the team's No. 1 and No. 2 wideouts in terms of receiving yards have run the gamut from:
• Quincy Morgan (964 yards) and Kevin Johnson (703) in 2002
• Dennis Northcutt (729) and André Davis (576) in 2003
• Northcutt (806) and Antonio Bryant (546) in 2004
• Bryant (1,009) and Braylon Edwards (512) in 2005
• Edwards (884) and Joe Jurevicius (495) in 2006
• Edwards (1,289) and Jurevicius (614) in 2007
• Edwards (873) and Syndric Steptoe (182) in 2008
• Mohamed Massaquoi (624) and Chansi Stuckey (198) in 2009
• Massaquoi (483) and Stuckey (346) in 2010
• Greg Little (709) and Joshua Cribbs (518) in 2011.
In Taco Bell terms, that's way too much mild sauce.
The Browns' current run through spring practice features a push to put more meat in the latest one-two punch.
The best guess has rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden working with Little and Massaquoi, in that order, as his top two wideouts once the season gets rolling.
Tuesday's practice didn't quite point to a major breakthrough.
Weeden eagerly began one drill by licking his fingers, stepping up to center Alex Mack, and barking, "Blue 80, blue 80." He fired a short pass on the right side. Massaquoi dropped the ball and grunted.
A while later, Weeden whistled a strike on the left side to Little. Rookie Trevin Wade stripped the ball, picked it up and took off.
"Ahhhhhhhh!!!!" Little screamed.
It's early. The brass thinks the passing game can come around.
Massaquoi has been around for three seasons since arriving via a No. 50 overall draft pick. At worst, he was supposed to become an excellent No. 2 wideout. It hasn't happened.
"We've just got to play to our potential, really," Massaquoi said after practice. "We're capable. We just didn't do it last year."
Little was drafted last year, nine spots lower than Massaquoi. General manager Tom Heckert thought he was getting a potential No. 1 wideout at a bargain rate, resulting from Little sitting out the 2010 season over trouble with the NCAA.
Little led the 2011 Browns in catches with 61 and receiving yards with 709.
Now, he has the benefit of an offseason to learn new coordinator Brad Childress' system. Plus, he has a better body, according to head coach Pat Shurmur.
"He's a lot more sudden," Shurmur said. "He has been catching the ball at a much more consistent rate."
Coming off the 2011 season, Shurmur talked to the 6-foot-2 Little about coming in sleeker. Little spent two months at a training compound in Florida before reporting to Berea for the team's supervised conditioning.
"I lost almost 11 pounds," Little said. "I'm probably scraping 219, 220 pounds right now."
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"The more I see him ... the dude can play," said Weeden, noting similarities between Little and his favorite Oklahoma State target, Justin Blackmon. "He can really, really go get it."
Little has been maintaining a healthy diet of made-to-order fruits, vegetables and sandwiches in the team cafeteria.
He didn't pay nearly as much attention to what he ate last year.
"Every Thursday," he said, "(linebacker) Chris Gocong's wife would bring in cupcakes. I would eat (pausing and grinning) seven to 10."
The cupcakes are out. Svelte is in.
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WASHINGTON, May 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Alliance for Hispanic Health (the Alliance) announced today the establishment of the Alliance/Merck Ciencia Scholars Program, a new partnership improving Hispanic student access to higher education and degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The Program is made possible through a $4 million grant from The Merck Company Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the research-based pharmaceutical company Merck & Co., Inc. This is the largest grant to date that The Merck Company Foundation has made to the field of Hispanic education.
The Alliance will work with the Merck Institute for Science Education (MISE) to implement the Program. This partnership builds upon the Alliance's 35-year record of work in the Hispanic community and expertise in supporting youth and improving the science base and the expertise of MISE in improving science education. During the next five years, the Program will provide 50 promising Hispanic high school students from Brownsville, TX; Elizabeth, NJ; and Los Angeles, CA with $42,500 in college scholarships and internship support to pursue STEM degrees. These predominantly Hispanic communities have a history in working with the Alliance and MISE. In addition, 125 Hispanic college students nationwide will receive $2,000 scholarships.
"Building on a distinguished history of Hispanic pioneers in science, a new generation of discovery begins today with this landmark investment of $4 million in Hispanic students," said Dr. Jane L. Delgado, President and CEO of the Alliance today in announcing establishment of the Alliance/Merck Ciencia Hispanic Scholars Program. "It gives us great pride to be working with Merck in opening this new phase of the Alliance's innovative Ciencia initiative to support Hispanic students and improve the nation's science base."
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Transplantation of muscle precursor cells (mpc) has been suggested as a treatment for myopathies, such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Irradiation of skeletal muscle with 16–20 Gy prevents muscle regeneration and also augments muscle formation from implanted muscle precursor cells (mpc). However, when mdx nu/nu mouse muscles are preirradiated at 0.73 Gy/min rather than at 1.29 Gy/min prior to their injection with normal mpc, significantly more muscle fibres of donor origin are formed. This suggests that the rate at which irradiation is delivered has a physiological effect on the muscle. Although it would not be feasible to irradiate a patient's muscles prior to mpc implantation, once the factor(s) which are altered in irradiated muscle have been identified, it might be possible to use these to increase the success of myoblast transplantation.
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... If I may add, how is a coated synthetic fert going to last all winter in snowbound areas? We frequently get some freeze/thaws in the winter. If that fert is underneath 6" of snow, it is at or slightly above 32 degrees in there. Probably a bit warmer on those freak warm winter days of 40+. Nitrogen has to be leaching downward a lot of that time. And if the plants aren't using it, bingo, wasted. Any thoughts?
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Tigers' winning ways continue against 'Cats
After fast start defense sets tone for the game
After a fast-paced first quarter, the tempo of Tuesday night's non-district boys basketball game between Carroll and Calallen came to a screeching halt as did the scoring.
At least both teams got to work on their defenses the rest of the way.
After the teams combined for nine points in the second quarter, the Tigers found enough offense in the fourth quarter to pull away from the Wildcats for a 52-35 victory at Carroll High School.
As has been the case during the Tigers' current nine-game winning streak, Carroll (12-4) stormed to 13-point leads in the first and third quarters, before holding off the Wildcats in the final frame.
"Good teams find ways to win games and that's what we're doing right now," Carroll coach Marty Bell said. "This was good for us to play a game like this against a great Calallen team. Our defense did a very good job against their guards tonight."
While defense was the name of the game in this one, Carroll junior Zach Hubbard and forward Devin Davis did manage to score 15 points apiece to lead the Tigers.
"We don't think about whether we're playing against a Division I player (in Calallen senior post Will Paul) or not - we've just got to come out ready to play," Davis said. "We're playing with a lot of confidence right now."
Post Charles Lewis and guard John Hosey, who was in foul trouble for the final three quarters of the game, combined for 17 points, while Lewis also pulled down 13 rebounds.
The Wildcats' Paul, who signed recently to play basketball for Stanford next season, led all scorers with 19 points, despite picking up his fourth foul just 18 seconds into the fourth quarter.
Carroll, which is coming off its first Corpus Christi Coaches Association boys basketball tournament championship, scored the first 13 points of the game as Davis and Hubbard combined for all of the points.
The Wildcats responded with an 11-4 run - led by Paul's nine points - to close to within 17-11 in the final minute of the first quarter. Tigers guard A.J. Gomez's jumper just before the first quarter buzzer pushed the lead back to eight going into the second quarter.
In a second quarter in which the Wildcats outscored the Tigers, 6-3 Calallen pulled to within five before half on Paul's two free throws.
Carroll took a 22-17 lead into the half.
Hosey, who picked up his fourth foul nearly three minutes into the third quarter, came back into the game in the fourth quarter and sparked a 20-9 run to close the game for the Tigers.
"It was pretty frustrating because I got into foul trouble tonight," Hosey said, "but we (proved tonight) that we can play at either a slow or a fast tempo. We can do both well."
Hubbard had four points to start the run, before Hosey made a jumper and then had assists on Hubbard's bucket and Davis' three point play to stake Carroll to a 43-30 lead with 3:37 remaining in the game.
Carroll guard Evan Hartlaub suffered a cut above his eye during the first quarter of the game. Bell said Hartlaub was taken to the hospital to receive stitches for it.
The Wildcats open District 31-4A play Friday at Rockport-Fulton, while Carroll doesn't start District 28-5A play until Jan. 13 at Miller.
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Calallen - Willis Massey 1, Keegan Ferguson 7, Jon Middleton 4, Dylan Brandt 4, Will Paul 19.
Carroll - Zack Hubbard 15, John Hosey 8, A.J. Gomez 5, Devin Davis 15, Charles Lewis 9.
3-pointers - Calallen, Ferguson 1. Carroll, Hubbard 3, Gomez 1.
Records - Carroll 12-4 overall.
JV - Carroll 60, Calallen 47. FRESH - Carroll 73, Calallen 14.
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Teacher's Assistant Angie Davis is good at preparing kids in Holley to take their next step. She's worked in the Elementary School, High School and now at the Alternative High School teaching Math.
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I am nominating my teacher Angie Davis for a Golden Apple Award because she not only is a great teacher helping students excel in the classroom, She is there for every student as if they were her own child .
She has volunteered to tutor students at home whom have been suspended from school with an overall goal of helping that student succeed academically. She does everything in her might to help her students in school, weather it is finding an alternative way to help the student learn, to making learning interesting and easy for each individual student.
Angie Davis keeps a positive attitude towards learning. Angie Davis goes way beyond in finding resources to help the student succeed. Angie Davis is the teacher who will always be there for you with an overall goal of academic success. Angie Davis is a perfect candidate for a Golden Apple Award.
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The apartment is located in the district of Playa flemenca, ideal location for holiday makers, whether you want a quite time away or on the other hand if you want to let your hair down and enjoy the attractions close at hand, the property is a 5 minute drive away from Cabo Roig, well known for its beaches, restaurants and night life attractions.
The apartment is south facing, therefore it is ideal for relaxing out on the patio to take in some rays or shelter under the table umbrella.If you do not want to drive, this is not a problem, a ten minute stroll will take you to any of the three commercial complexes that are near by, these are populated with bars, restaurants and entertainment venues to suit all needs.
The Saturday market is a well known feature weekly at the bottom of the road as you turn right out of the complex, for all the ladies and gents if you desire, alternatively there are a couple of well situated bars very close to the market, where the gents can chill out and wait for the ladies to do their thing. The choice is yours.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|La Zenia 1.5 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Murcia Airport 19.5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
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|DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The property has two double rooms one with a king size double bed and the other with two single beds, there is the use of a single fold up bed if required, this is located in the utility room. Each room is fitted with electrical ceiling fans that operate with or without the room lights, there is one in each bedroom and two in the Dining/living room area.
Both rooms have large built in wardrobes that can hold your items either hung on rails or folded in the draws, these are then hidden away by the full length mirrored glass doors.The bath room is equipped with a large bath, power shower, His/Her sinks and a biday.The living room has a four seater corner unit sofa for when you want to relax and watch the wall mounted flat screen TV. You can choose from the 40 plus satellite channels or from the range of DVD's that are available at the property.
|Further details outdoors
The outside Patio area has a large 4 seater round garden table with a large matching table umbrella, it also has a separate seating area that three to four people can relax on, or one person can stretch across if they wish to do so. The patio area is also the access to the utility room that houses the washing machine, boiler, and general garden/patio essentials.There are two large swimming pools a short walk around the corner from the front door of the apartment.
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Please observe the notices around the pool area and on entrance to the complex.
The Valenciana region
Situated in the Province of Alicante,In Orihuela Costa, playa flemenca, very near to Cabo Roig beaches and the golfing area of Villamartin.A short hop from the N332 Cartagena main road. See web link below for much more details of local area.
Torrevieja Area
See link attached for a more indepth explanation of the local area and its main attractions.
I would advise the use of a car, due to the fact that there are so many different places to visit, that a short distances to drive, however to walk you will be limited to take in all of the local attractions. Having said that, you could have a very enjoyable stay, without the use of a car. The nearest water park is approximately 3Km drive away in Torrevieja.
Murcia airport is the nearest approximately 20 minutes drive away, however Alicante airport has more flight options, this is approximately 35 minutes drive from the apartment.
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Nokia has announced its Q1 2011 financial results, along with what the Finnish company is describing as a shift "from developing strategy to executing strategy." The Microsoft Windows Phone partnership is finally inked, and it's about time too: total mobile device sales are down 12-percent from last quarter, while smartphone sales are down 14-percent from last quarter. Still, they're higher than this time last year - up 1-percent and 13-percent respectively - and there are more Symbian devices to come: Nokia says it expects "the transition to Windows Phone as our primary smartphone platform to take about two years."


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The celebrated author on the primary obstacle to action on climate change and the urgent need for a mass movementThursday, Mar 19, 2015 8:00 AM UTC 0
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The Center for Student Involvement and Leadership is the University's go to place for students wanting to get involved on campus, serve their community and develop their leadership skills. Students who are active participants in the life of the college are more likely to persist and be successful in college. Getting involved provides students the opportunity to build connections with fellow students, faculty and staff and to develop lifelong friends and mentors. The Center provides numerous opportunities for students to "GetInvolved", no matter what their interests are.
To learn more about the opportunities available at Millersville and to network with other students active in campus life, stop by the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership, located on the first floor of the Student Memorial Center in room 118, right in between the Information Desk and Juice Bar.
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It's that time of year again for Millersville University's Spring Concert, featuring Mac Miller, scheduled for this Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 8:00 PM in Pucillo Gymnasium.
Doors open promptly at 6:45 PM.
As the Concert Committee and student volunteers work this week to finalize preparations, the Center for Student Involvement & Leadership (CSIL) and the Millersville University Police Department (MUPD) would like to take this opportunity to provide you with information on how we can work together to ensure a safe and memorable concert experience.
Due to the record setting pace that tickets were sold, we anticipate this to be very exciting event.
Please be advised that this year's Spring Concert is sold out but tickets were NOT oversold. Since you are a ticket holder, you are guaranteed admittance into Pucillo Gymnasium as long as you continue to comply with our concert guidelines and community standards below:
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- One of the most commonly used bags includes the shoulder strap bag. Whether you want to pick up a single or a double strap is your choice entirely. The good news is that you can get in a number of sizes and shapes too. I bought a Michael Kors suede bag in this category which is versatile in nature; it adds perfect glamour to your outfit.
- Did you think satchels were only great as a school bag? While it has a long strap and can be worn over one shoulder, it is ideal for students, picnics or even for errands.
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DCM working on Altiris 7.1?
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We just bought Altiris 7.1 and installed it on Windows 2008r2 servers. We run Dell business computers for all our clients. Is there any Dell software that will work on Altiris 7.1? We would like to be able to change the BIOS settings on our Dell clients to go to PXE first, be able to gather Dell warranty info, etc. I read great things about the Dell Client Mgmt suite, but most download links fail to actually work
I was able to download some SIM 7.0 stuff, but the install failed and I read that it does not work on 7.1. Does any Dell Management software work on 7.1?
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Nothing confirmed here but I've gotten the feeling recently that Dell was not so focused on Symantec integration anymore since they started pushing Dell KACE systems management appliances. Dell was not at the Symantec Vision conference at all this year, and DCM hasn't been updated in quite some time.
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Miss Ellen ("Nellie") Hocking was born in Penzance, Cornwall on 5 November 1891. The daughter of Mr William Rowe Hocking (Confectioner and Baker) and Mrs Eliza Hocking (née Needs). She was sister to William, Thomas, Sidney, Richard, Horace and Emily. She lived with her family at 39 Adelaide Street, Penzance Cornwall. After the death of her father in South Africa the family moved to 6 St Mary's Street, Penzance.
Nellie travelled second class on the Titanic with her mother, Mrs Eliza Hocking, her sister, Mrs Emily Richards, her brother Richard George Hocking and her two nephews, George and William Richards. Nellie was travelling to New York State where she was to marry Mr George C Hambly of Schenectady.
During the voyage she spent time with Nora Keane, Edwina Troutt and Susan Webber and remarked at one time to Nora Keane that as night had fallen the previous night she had heard a cock crowing (a sign in Cornish folklore of impending disaster). Nellie was told that she had imagined it but she was adamant.
She shared a cabin with her mother and survived the sinking in lifeboat 4. She went on to marry George C. Hambly who had come to meet her in New York off the Carpathia and lived the remainder of her life in Schenectady.
She died on 14 October, 1963.
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Cornell Closes in on New Roosevelt Island Campus
Monday, February 11, 2013
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The stars are aligning for Cornell's proposed technology campus on Roosevelt Island. The Morphosis-designed proposal has successfully made its way through New York City's Uniform Land Use Review Procedures (ULURP), and recently won the support of Manhattan Community Board 8 and Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer. Two remaining review processes are left, and if all goes well, Cornell will have the green light to start construction by 2014.
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While their influence on NYC's technology spheres is expected, I think the Cornell campus will be good news also for the real estate scene in Roosevelt Island. I feel the area could use a lot more of luxury buildings to spruce up the area. I guess we already have a few, like Riverwalk Court http://newconstructionmanhattan.com/buildings/riverwalk-court, but the neighborhood needs a rejuvenation of sorts, and this campus could be the trigger to do just that.
Wasting the endowment.
I'm not happy about this. It's good for NYC, but it sucks for Cornell and for Ithaca. And the whole damn thing is in a flood plain, so it's isn't going to last long.
This is the sort of pyramid-building which means money donated to Cornell is wasted, rather than going to education of students.
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Truitt, a native from Santa Fe, N.M., has been involved with an all-star cheerleading program since 2012, was a member of the UNM co-ed team from 2005-2010, and has participated in private coaching for UCA partner stunt nationals since 2011. He is also AACCA certified.
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