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The faculty in the Religious Studies Department is well-traveled. We teach about religious traditions throughout the world, and some of our members conduct their scholarly research in various foreign countries. For that reason, we encourage our students to enrich their study of religion by means of college-sponsored study abroad programs. In the recent past our students have studied on six of the seven continents of the world-North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The religious studies courses that our students take in foreign institutions count toward their religious studies major or minor at Gettysburg. Although most of our students study abroad for a single semester, students are permitted to study for two semesters in two different locations. Therefore, we encourage students to study abroad during the sophomore year, so that they can go abroad again during one of the two semesters of their junior year or during the first semester of their senior year. As you will see from the testimonials that some of our majors and minors have written, study abroad adds an important dimension to one's educational experience at Gettysburg College.
Kyle Andrulonis
The first four weeks of the abroad program were mostly spent in London studying sustainability and the Olympics. We also had short trips to Bath, Plymouth, Dungeness, and Cambridge. Following the first month, we had a two week travel break, which my friends and I used to go to Barcelona, Florence, Munich, and Prague. Those two weeks were some of the best times of my life. Finally, upon arrival at Lancaster University, I joined the American football and lacrosse teams in addition to my course studies at the school. Joining the two teams was probably my best decision abroad, as I was able to pass the time doing something I love in a place I never expected to be able to play. I still talk to most of my teammates and friends from abroad, and I am absolutely thrilled with the experience.
Katherine Coppe
I studied abroad in Florence, Italy this past fall. I had an incredible time exploring the city during the week, and traveling around Europe on the weekends. I stayed with the sweetest host family and spent a lot of time eating incredible food. I was fortunate enough to take two religion classes while I was abroad, along with painting and Italian. It was very cool to learn about religion in another culture while living there.
Shelby Creamer
I spent the fall semester in Sevilla, Spain. While I am a Religious Studies major, I chose Sevilla because of my second major, Spanish. Even though my classes focused on learning Spanish, I was lucky enough to continue learning about Religion and the importance of its influence on Spanish culture. Not only was I able to see churches more beautiful than anything I had ever seen, but also learning the history of each and every church was fascinating. Overall, I feel incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to experience the importance of religion in Spanish society.
George Erlandson
Before going to Greece I was very unsure of what to expect. I had a very ancient view of the country and a part of me really wished that I would be able to step into a time capsule and see Greece as it once was without the modern buildings see the Parthenon in its splendor the same way Plato and Aristotle would have. To walk the same roads that Paul did as he made one of his famous missionary journeys. I realize now that this was very selfish of me since the Greeks have mastered the art of living in the present yet always remembering the past. Athens still has an ancient vibe about it and the Acropolis is still the highest point in the city. I was both able to experience the hustle and bustle of Greek daily life coupled with reflection of a time that has long since passed.
Shota Hasui
My experience of studying abroad in Japan for two semesters was amazing and enriching. Being afforded the experience of living in my ethnic homeland helped me find my own identity as an Asian-American. I learned a tremendous amount about the culture, customs, as well as the religion in the country. Already being born in a Japanese speaking household, I thought that my advances in the languages would be negligible but I was mistaken. There are many subtle intricacies with any language that one can only grasp when immersed in that culture. Going abroad to Japan was the best decision I made at Gettysburg College.
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Nathan Hill
Nantes is a city steeped in its history, identity, and culture bumping up headlong against modern nationalism and centralization. Traveling there gave me a glimpse into this border between cultures, the France of Paris and the government, and the France of the provinces. Living there with a host family gave me a sense of the rhythms of their life, their traditions, and their delicious food. Studying there at the local university gave me a sense of how the French view themselves, how their popular culture is visibly similar yet deeply different from our own. Most of all, studying abroad in France for a year encouraged me to meet many new people, learn about them, and, through exploring our differences and similarities, learn surprising things about myself. You will too, if you go abroad!
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Kaeley McEvoy
During the spring semester I spent four months living in Rabat, Morocco enrolled in the School for International Training (SIT)'s program focusing on Multiculturalism and Human Rights. During this time period I lived with a Moroccan host family within the Old Medina (Old City) of Rabat. One of the highlights of my semester was being able to travel to the Sahara Desert. During the last month of the semester, I was able to conduct independent research on interfaith relations in Morocco. I interviewed community members and leaders from the Moroccan Christian, Jewish and Muslim communities in order to explore the complex dynamics of interfaith and intercultural interactions within Morocco.
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Lisa Rivoli
For my abroad experience I spent a semester in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. I studied Gender and Sexuality within the Dutch context, both in terms of native Dutch communities and immigrant communities. We also traveled to Morocco for three weeks to focus on issues of gender and sexuality within an Islamic country and how post-migrant Dutch-Moroccans, one of the largest immigrant groups in the Netherlands, navigate these different perspectives. My semester finished with a month-long independent research project on the role of feminism in submissive BDSM practices.
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Molly Walsh
I spent my spring semester abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France, which is located in the southeast section of France. I took classes at the Institute of American Universities and lived with a wonderful host family. While in France, I got to travel to different towns in my region as well as Paris, and other surrounding countries such as Ireland and Germany. Study abroad was easily the best experience I've had during my time at Gettysburg. I learned so much living in another culture, with people who didn't speak my language, and got to learn about life in another part of the world.


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With A.J. Pollock now on the shelf likely until August, the Arizona Diamondbacks' outfield -- and offense in general -- seems significantly less apt.
Pollock, 26, was in the midst of a full-fledged breakout season, leading the Diamondbacks in most major offensive categories. He was hitting a team-best .316 with a .920 on-base-plus-slugging percentage, while collecting eight stolen bases on nine attempts.
With premiere offseason acquisition Mark Trumbo already down after suffering a stress fracture in his left foot back in April, two thirds of the Diamondbacks' Opening Day outfield has been lost to injury.
Only Gerardo Parra has managed to remain healthy through the rash in the outfield. His season has been less than stellar thus far -- logging a .305 on-base percentage from the leadoff spot while batting .270 on the season.
He'll look to shoulder some of the load left in the wake of the disabled list placements.
But the more glaring void in the Diamondbacks' outfield lineup is found in the form of a seemingly healthy body -- that of Cody Ross.
"We're going to need him to step up and get back to his normal thing," Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson told the Burns & Gambo Show on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM on Tuesday. "Especially since we got thinned out here, it's all too important."
The 33-year-old outfielder spent the offseason, and most of April, on the mend from a serious hip injury he suffered in August of last season. He has hobbled off to an ugly start in 34 games this season. Ross was hitless in his first 18 at-bats, going 3-for-35 in his first 10 games. His batting average entering Tuesday's game against the Colorado Rockies sits at .184, going along with an anemic .229 on-base percentage and .233 slugging percentage.
Prior to the 2013 season, the Diamondbacks signed Ross to a three-year, $25 million contract with a $9.5 million team option in 2016. He was coming off of a 22-homer, 34-double, 81-RBI season with the Boston Red Sox.
"It took him a while last year," Gibson went on to point out, making a case that 2014's issues aren't occurring in a vacuum.
Hampered by a hamstring injury at the outset of his first year with the team, Ross had his share of struggles in 2013, as well, hitting .278/ .331/ .413 with eight home runs and 38 runs batted in over 94 games. The hip injury brought all of that to a screeching halt.
"He's coming off of a very severe injury -- that hip injury is very severe -- and though he feels good, I wouldn't say that he's as quick as he's going to be when it's maybe another half a year out or a year out," the manager conjectured.
"We ask ourselves if he's compensating. Is the hip affecting his swing? He said he feels good. I don't know if he'd tell us the truth if it was any different."
Gibson has done his due diligence in trying to help the outfielder find a groove at the plate. Ross has appeared in 34 of the Diamondbacks' 40 games since his activation from the disabled list in mid-April, starting in all but seven of those contests.
"I've played him pretty regularly -- two games on, a day off, three on, a day off, a day on, a day off -- and we're just going to try to find a way to get him going," Gibson explained.
"We certainly need his contribution."
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HENDERSON, Ky. - Delizio Gourmet Italian Eatery, which opened one year ago to lead a restaurant renaissance in downtown Henderson, announced Wednesday that it will close this weekend.
"We wanted to officially announce it ourselves but word travels fast," according to a status update on the Delizio page on Facebook late Wednesday afternoon.
"We hate for Henderson to lose a great place to eat and drink! So come out and get a taste of Delizio Gourmet Italian Eatery before it is gone," the posting stated. "We will be open through Saturday night. We thank everyone for all our your support this last year!"
The restaurant, located on the ground floor of the landmark Soaper Building at Second and Main streets, opened in January 2012, serving Italian-style food at lunch and dinner. A coffee shop operated in a side room, and an upscale bar later opened in a space overlooking Main Street.
The arrival of Delizio was soon followed by the opening of the Commonwealth Kitchen & Bar gastropub a half-block away on Second Street; the reopening of the former Wolf's Tavern at First and Green streets as Rockhouse at Wolf's, a pizza and stromboli eatery and bar; and the extensive remodeling of Rookies Sports Bar and Restaurant on Second Street. All four are smoke-free.
While the rush of new dining options excited many customers, at least one restaurant owner said privately that the growth might have come too fast.
Meanwhile, in accepting a Henderson Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award in late 2013, CKB co-owner Dr. Mark Logan told the chamber audience that while the fashionable restaurant does good business on Friday and Saturday nights — helped by an influx of diners from Evansville and Newburgh — he warned that it needs more business on weekdays to stay open.
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The Summerville girls started off well enough at the 2013 Mulkey Invitational JV basketball tournament, but things didnt end that well.
After eliminating Summerville from contention, Bishop England claimed the girls championship of the annual tournament with a 23-21 win over Goose Creek in the finals Monday.
The Lady Bishops pulled out to a 5-point lead at the half, but the Lady Gators came out of the locker room strong to cut the lead to 2 by the end of the third period. Goose Creek created opportunities to score late in the game but didnt capitalize.
Lexi Mummert and Kate Cornely led the Bishop England offense with 5 points each. McKenzie Clarey was the primary spark for the Lady Bishops in their earlier games with Summerville and James Island. She finished the tournament with 16 points.
Summerville opened the tournament Dec. 27 with a win over Berkeley. However, the Lady Green Wave then fell to Bishop England and Wando and finished in fourth place.
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Parent and teacher advocates have been warning us for years to let our children learn failure at a young age when the stakes are smaller and can be overcome. Legislation like the Paycheck Fairness Act will only perpetuate what kids are experiencing in many facets of their lives where everyone wins regardless of effort. High standards and excellence are only borne out of hard work and a steadfast desire to be the very best.
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This recipe is like a blank canvas...a good jumping off point to customize the dressing to your taste. I was looking for a caesar dressing to use for a salad and this one needed a "face", so I gave it a whirl. As written, it's very mayo-y and kind of bland, but it would be easy to doctor to suit your tastes. I used it with "Carrot Pepperoni Caesar Salad" from this site and the blandness worked well there, but I would not have enjoyed it, as is, on a regular salad. THANKS for the recipe, shmu!
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It's a good base for a very low fat dressing if you're careful with your ingredient choice. That said, when I was finished making it, it tasted more like a ranch dressing than it did a caesar. I'm definitely going to experiment more with this!
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Apple's October 2013 iPad and Mac Event
We still have a lot to cover is there moto for this event. Below is a summary of everything they announced today.
OS X Maverics
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- It is available today on the Mac App Store
Macbook Air
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- Up to nine hours of battery life.
- The flash storage is 60 percent faster with 802.11ac WiFi as well.
- There's a Thunderbolt 2 port.
- This next gen starts at $1,299, $200 cheaper than the last gen.
- 2.4GHz dual-core i5, 4GB of DRAM on that base level.
- Shipping today
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- The 15-inch Pro is powered by an Intel Crystalwell chip, with Iris Pro graphics.
- 15-inch, 2.0GHz quad-core i7, 8GB memory, Iris Pro Graphics, 256GB storage, shipping today.
- Starts at $1999, down from $2199.
- 8 Hours of battery life, up from 7 hours. Faster Wi-Fi, Thunderbolt 2, PCIe-based Flash.
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- Can plug up to 3 4K displays into it. It also has HDMI 4.1 for HDTVs
- Four USB 3.0 ports on this thing, six ThunderBolt 2 ports, dual gigabit Ethernet, HDMI, Bluetooth 4, 802.11ac WiFi
- Price starts at $2,999.
- Available in December.
- 70% more energy efficient than previous generation.
iLife and iWork
- There are new versions of iMovie, iPhoto and Garage Band for Mavericks and iOS. They're all 64-bit and work with iCloud.
- Largest updates ever.
- Photo books coming to iPad
- You can change speed on the video and do picture in picture on iOS devices. There's a new, cleaner design on the Mac, as well.
- iMovie Theater. You can watch all of your videos in a single place — and its available across all devices and Apple TV through iCloud.
- New feature in GarageBand called "Drummer". Plays along with you, but takes your directions.
- You can buy additional drummers through in-app purchases.
- All of these will be free with the purchase of a new Mac or iOS device. And they're all available today.
- Pages, Numbers and Keynote have been redesigned for iOS 7 and rewritten for the desktop.
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- The device itself is 7.5 mm thin — 20 percent thinner than the last generation.
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- Same A7 Chip as the iPhone 5S with 64 bit support and M7 motion coprocessor.
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the mindsets of jazz and metal lover
was what I meant by stereotyping, to imply there is a certain mindset to applies to metal lovers. That was the core of my "rant".
By things I meant your comment on learning from the jazz crowd, who stereotype and cripple the genre, I'll watch my wording in future.
I agree with that point, my original post which sparked all of this was display my distaste for blanket statements such as, I dislike metal, as metal means a lot of things, and it's quite possible you do dislike most metal, but that doesn't mean you wont hear something you like.
You mentioned hardcore aficionados in a conversation about metal, I presume you mean metal aficionados, as it is a common mistake people make.
Hardcore isn't metal, by hardcore I believe you mean the genre (often confused with metal) not a hardcore fan, in the sense of the word, like a hardcore sports fan. I think you understand where I made that mistake.
I know they are bad for business and give metal a bad name, I do not disagree with you on this.
Yet another misunderstanding.
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Actually had I said
your rant may have gone somewhere.
However, I actually said
I've always found it amazing how their
hardcore aficianados
pigeonhole the genres with the same ferocity of the jazz aficiandos.
If you study that comment a little harder than you did the first time you'll see I'm NOT saying
all metal
anything. The word
was your insertion not mine.
Also understand that I never make a comment on this forum that I don't either investigate or know something about first. Your assumptive opening comments about what you believe I know or don't know was poor tact and simply misinformed. Of course I know metal is diverse. My discussion revolved around the behavior of
. Interestingly you rarely see this kind of pigeonholing in classical music and it's one of the reasons their fans don't come off so badly on the Internet in much the way of the jazz and metal aficianados. For example you don't see impressionists questioning the authenticity of Haydn classicists or try to determine if The Three Tenors are the real deal or just a poppy adaptation. It's just classical music...period.
Come on Frost...you're better than this. You know as well as I do that hardcore (meaning behavior not genre specific) metal aficianados are the most vocal and demonstrative proponents of metal... and like the goofy jazz aficianados are bad for business.
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As the cells of an early female embryo divide they randomely inactivate one of the two X chromosomes. By chance, some cells end up with an active X from their mother, and others the X chromosome they received from their father. As the embryo develops, the descendants of the early dividing cells will inherit the same paternal or maternal active X chromosomes and the specific gene forms on those chromosomes. On average, half of the cells express their maternal X and half express their paternal X. The result of X inactivation is a mosaicism of expressed X-linked traits.
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Step 1 - The ROM BIOS Bootstrap ProcessWhen you start your computer, the ROM BIOS bootstrap loads from the FFFF0h memory address. The following steps occur during the ROM BIOS bootstrap process:
If your computer does not have a Plug and Play BIOS, Plug and Play devices are initialized using their default settings when you start your computer. These devices may be reconfigured dynamically when Windows 95 starts.
Step 2 - The Master Boot Record and Boot SectorThe master boot record determines the location of the boot partition by reading the partition table located at the end of the master boot record. Once the location of the boot partition is determined, the master boot record passes control to the boot sector in that partition. The boot sector contains the disk boot program and a table of disk characteristics. The boot sector checks the BIOS Parameter Block (BPB) to find the location of the root directory, and then copies the Io.sys file from the root directory into memory.
Step 3 - The Io.sys FileThe following steps occur when the Io.sys file loads into memory:
Step 4 - Real-Mode ConfigurationSome hardware devices and programs require that drivers or files be loaded in real-mode in order for them to work properly. To ensure backwards compatibility with these types of hardware devices or programs, Windows 95 processes the Config.sys and Autoexec.bat files if they exist.
Step 5 - The Win.com File and the Windows 95 Environment
The next step in the startup process is to load the network environment. Once this occurs, the user is prompted to log on to the network that is installed.
Windows 95 allows multiple users to save their custom desktop settings. When a user logs on to Windows 95, their desktop settings are loaded from the registry. If the user does not log on, the desktop configuration uses a default desktop.
StartUp Group and RunOnce Programs:
Programs in the StartUp group and the RunOnce registry key are run during the last phase of the startup process. After each program in the RunOnce registry key is started, the program is removed from the key.
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Posted: March 18, 2014|
A pub in St Erth has been given a new lease of life after being taken over by new tenants.
The Star Inn has been redecorated, is set to start a new menu and will again let rooms which fell into disuse in recent years.
Lisa Carter and her husband Michael took the plunge and moved from Nottingham with their two children to run the venture in St Erth.
It's very much a family affair, said Mrs Carter, with daughter Eloise working front of house and son Samuel taking on the chef's role in the kitchen.
Since opening on February 8, Mrs Carter said they have had a lot of support in the community.
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"The pub is for the village, we are just here to run it. We want to keep the village atmosphere and we will be catering for local people."
Mrs Carter said years of experience working in the pub industry will come in useful for the first-time tenants.
She said: "It's really exciting. It's a lot of hard work but we knew that."
The Carters intend to hold regular band and quiz nights as well as catering for functions.
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Elizabeth Furey, the new director of grassroots advocacy at the Credit Union National Association, spent a year teaching at a "gymnasium" in Klagenfurt, Austria, "which is basically a high school for university-bound students," before pursuing her current career. After leaving Austria, Furey worked for Rep. Michael Ferguson, R-N.J., and the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America.
Furey, 26, likes to travel, ski, and train for triathlons. She hails from eastern Long Island and now lives in Woodley Park in D.C. Furey holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame.
The credit union association has also hired Scott Howard to be its manager of grassroots advocacy. He worked for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign as a field director and was part of the rapid-deployment team for the Republican primaries. Howard started The Mitt Report, a website that ended up attracting more than 300,000 visitors. Howard also has a background in sales and marketing. He co-founded Autosouth Brokers, a wholesale car company, while he was earning his undergraduate degree at Piedmont College in Georgia. Before that, he worked his way up from car salesman to assistant new-car manager at Ken Garff Volkswagen Audi in Orem, Utah. Howard also co-founded Getaway Estates, a vacation real estate development company. He was formerly an aide in Georgia's General Assembly and was an intern for Rep. Wally Herger, R-Calif., and at the House Ways and Means Committee.
Howard, 34, hails from Orem and enjoys snowmobiling and mountain biking. --Winter Casey
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Tom Weinberg, deputy chief of staff to Sen. Mel Martinez, R-Fla., has been promoted to chief of staff. Weinberg, who also was Martinez's state director, expects to spend Monday through Thursday in Washington and Fridays in Orlando. When Martinez was mayor of Orange County, Fla., Weinberg served as deputy county administrator. He signed on about 15 months ago for a second tour with Martinez when the former mayor was elected to the Senate.
Weinberg is a sixth-generation Floridian. A Florida State University graduate and die-hard fan of the FSU Seminoles, he has two sons who graduated from the University of Florida and root for the rival Gators. "We have a lot of fun during football season," he says. "The Gators have beaten us badly lately, but we're having a lot of fun with it."
Weinberg, 58, spent many years working for the state of Florida in various positions in Jacksonville, Tallahassee, and Orlando. He began his career as a probation officer, and later was a district administrator in the central part of the state. "I think when you get to senior-level positions in government--whether it's local, state, or federal--you really end up sort of thrown into the political arena. And I've always had an interest in good government." Much of his Florida-based family has worked in government as well: His parents were both civil servants, and one of his in-laws, John Thrasher, was speaker of Florida's House. Weinberg's wife, Linda, is a lawyer who is deputy county administrator in Orange County. She also worked with Martinez at his law firm Martinez & Dalton.
Weinberg succeeds John M. Little, who was hired by the Petrizzo Strategic Group as a senior vice president in the firm's Washington office. In addition to working for Martinez, Little was legislative director for Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala. Little received his bachelor's degree from Southern Methodist University and his law degree from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 1997. He resides in Arlington, Va.
Weinberg notes that Capitol Hill is quite an adjustment from Florida politics. "The Washington pace is fast and furious, and there's a lot going on."
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Jenny DiJames, a lobbyist with Williams & Jensen, has been promoted to partner at the law and government-relations firm. She previously was legislative director to Rep. Bud Cramer, D-Ala. "I am from Huntsville, Alabama, [Cramer's] district, so I really enjoyed the opportunity to work on legislative issues that affected my family and people in my community," DiJames says. But Williams & Jensen recruited her in 2005. "With Bud being a conservative Democrat, very pro-business, I'd worked with a lot of Williams & Jensen's clients on a variety of issues. So I had gotten to know a few people here and knew from the get-go that it was a good place to work." Cramer's efforts in establishing the National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville led to her involvement in children's issues; DiJames also dealt with economic development matters for North Alabama.
DiJames, 37, says she became interested in politics during her first semester at Birmingham-Southern College while taking a class with professor Natalie Davis. She worked on the 1992 Clinton-Gore campaign in Alabama, as well as other campaigns in the state, before earning her law degree from the University of Alabama.
DiJames is married to Dan DiJames, who is executive director of the National Education Association Staff Organization. Dan, who was a wrestler in college, has coaxed Jenny into watching Ultimate Fighting Championship matches on pay-per-view TV.
Williams & Jensen has other female Democratic lobbyists, including Joyce Rogers, a principal, who was an aide to House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., and Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Fla; and Melinda Maxfield, an associate, who was deputy finance director for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee under Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. Their presence marks an expansion for Williams & Jensen whose roster includes several high-profile Republicans. Steven Hart, chairman and CEO of the firm, is a GOP fundraiser who served in the Reagan administration. Firm principal Susan Hirschmann was formerly chief of staff to then-House Majority Whip Tom DeLay, R-Texas.--G.S.
Microsoft has hired two new folks to join its government-affairs office in Washington. Bill Kamela (right) will be the company's policy leader for education, workforce, and immigration issues, while Caroline Curtin will serve as policy counsel for interactive entertainment, including parental controls and game ratings. She will also handle environmental and energy-sustainability issues.
Kamela, 54, most recently was staff director for the Employment and Workplace Safety Subcommittee of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. During the Clinton administration, he served in the Labor Department. He also worked for then-Rep. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., when Hawkins was chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, and for the National Urban Coalition as director of government affairs.
Curtin, 42, grew up in the Washington, D.C., area and is a horse lover. After receiving her undergraduate degree from Duke University, she spent a few years working for a horse trainer in Middleburg, Va. "We traveled all over the country for the competitions," Curtin recalls. She trained horses to jump, and she competed against Olympic-caliber riders. Curtin then decided to follow in the footsteps of her late father, William Curtin, and earned a law degree from Georgetown University.
Curtin comes to Microsoft from Revolution Health, where she was director of privacy and brand policies. Before that, she held the same position at AOL.--W.C.
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BOSTON – Kevin Goumas (Long Beach, N.Y.) registered a pair of assists, but the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team fell 4-2 against the sixth-ranked and third-seeded Boston University in Saturday afternoon's Hockey East quarterfinal action at Agganis Arena.
UNH falls to 15-18-3. Boston University is now 22-13-1. The teams will play the rubber match of the best-of-three series Sunday (5 p.m.) at Agganis Arena. The winner will advance to the Hockey East semifinals at TD Garden next weekend.
UNH netminder Casey DeSmith (Rochester, N.H.) finished with 32 saves including 27 over the first two periods. BU's Kieran Millan stopped 35 shots including 18 in the third period.
Boston University got the scoring going with a power play goal just as the penalty was expiring. Chris Connolly tapped home the rebound of an Alex Chiasson shot that slide through DeSmith's attempts to cover the puck at 11:55. Alexx Privitera also assisted on goal. BU carried a 1-0 lead into the first intermission and outshot UNH 14-8 in the frame.
New Hampshire tied it up midway through the second period as Stevie Moses (Leominster, Mass.) scored on a wrister from the right circle. Goumas made a nice backhand pass to setup the goal. Damon Kipp (Salmon Arm, British Columbia) also assisted on the tally at 10:16 of the second. Boston University regained the lead on a delayed-penalty goal by Sahir Gill at 17:16. Gill was pulled down, but managed to slide the puck in as he was falling. Patrick MacGregor and Garrett Noonan assisted on the goal. The goal by Gill and another play was reviewed and both calls were upheld after video review to give BU a 2-1 lead at the break. The Terriers held a 15-10 shot edge in the period.
UNH tied it early in the third period on a power play goal by Connor Hardowa (Edmonton, Alberta). Hardowa beat Millan on a slapshot from the left point. Goumas and Brett Kostolansky (Denver, Colo.) assisted on the goal at 4:04. BU answered just 50 seconds later as Matt Nieto's transition quick-releease wrister beat DeSmith to his high stick-side. The Terriers doubled its lead as Ryan Santana scored on a two-on-one breakout that was setup by Gill's cross-ice pass at 7:18. The puck took a fortunate BU bounce to setup the odd-man rush. New Hampshire would have the better of play trying to even things up in the third period, but could not break through Millan, who made 18 saves in the period.
UNH held a 37-36 shot advantage in the game.
BU was 1-5 on the power play, while UNH was 1-4 on the man-advantage.
DeSmith falls to 9-9-1, while Millan is now 18-14-1.
New Hampshire and Boston University complete the three-game series Sunday, March 11 (5 p.m.) at Agganis Arena. The winner will advance to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals next weekend.


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You have voted the Spaniard currently stationed between Liverpool's posts into 28th position in our 100 Players Who Shook the Kop countdown…
Date of birth: August 31, 1982
Place of birth: Madrid
Nationality: Spanish
Position: Goalkeeper
Years at the club: 2005-present
Signed from: Villarreal
Left for: None
Position in 2006 poll: 61
Pepe Reina has undoubtedly established himself as one of the world's finest goalkeepers during eight years of still ongoing service for Liverpool, which have included two major trophies and a Champions League final.
A model of consistency between the posts, the Spaniard is an archetypal modern stopper with lightning reflexes and accurate distribution to both prevent the opposition and prompt Red attacks.
Jose Manuel Reina, to give the No.25 his full name, was recruited from La Liga outfit Villarreal in the summer of 2005, as part of Rafael Benitez's plan to restructure the Liverpool squad following Champions League glory.
A club record of 11 consecutive clean sheets was achieved midway through Pepe's opening season at Anfield and he would end the campaign a hero courtesy of his performance during the dramatic FA Cup final against West Ham.
Having made a handful of mistakes in normal time, Reina ensured the showpiece continued to penalties with a phenomenal, one-handed save in the closing seconds to deny Nigel Reo-Coker with the help of a post.
In the subsequent shoot-out, Pepe provided proof of his speciality in penalty situations by saving three of the Hammers' four attempts from 12 yards - the Spain international could celebrate a trophy in his first campaign.
He repeated the trick 12 months on, saving twice to help Liverpool eliminate Chelsea in the Champions League semi-finals; there would be disappointment in the Athens final, however, as AC Milan triumphed.
Between 2007 and 2011, the 'keeper played every single one of our Barclays Premier League fixtures and he was recognised by supporters with the fans' player of the year accolade in 2010.
Reina collected his second major honour with the Reds in 2011-12, although on this occasion he was not required to save any penalties as Liverpool saw off Cardiff on spot-kicks in the League Cup final at Wembley.
FA Cup final disappointment followed but a satisfying 2012-13 season allowed Pepe to near the 400-appearance mark for the Reds and, still aged just 30, the Spaniard could be around for many more years to come.
Appearances: 395
Goals: 0
Honours with LFC: 1 FA Cup (2005-06), 1 League Cup (2011-12)
Did you know? Goalkeeping runs in the Reina family - Pepe's father, Miguel, played for Barcelona and Atletico Madrid
Where is he now? Still at the club
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