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New Products, Unified Enterprise Apps, Technology Upgrade for ATMs and Investors Conferences - Research Report on Fortinet, Workday, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Diebold, and Advent Software Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom PR Newswire NEW YORK, June 5, 2013 NEW YORK, June 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Wall Street Reports announced new research reports highlighting Fortinet Inc. (NASDAQ: FTNT), Workday, Inc. (NYSE: WDAY), Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDRX), Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE: DBD), and Advent Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADVS). Today's readers may access these reports free of charge - including full price targets, industry analysis and analyst ratings - via the links below. Fortinet Inc. Research Report On May 28, 2013, Fortinet Inc. (Fortinet) announced several significant feature enhancements to its line of FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer products for midsized to large, distributed enterprises and MSSPs (managed security service providers). These enhancements help organizations address the need for a versatile security management solution that can adapt to constantly evolving business requirements, technology changes and the dynamic threat landscape. FortiManager allows IT administrators to centrally manage the policies and configurations of distributed FortiGate, FortiWiFi, and FortiAP devices while FortiAnalyzer enables logging, reporting and analysis for enhanced network visibility and compliance. "Current business requirements do not always match future business needs. 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We recommend that the troop leaves together from a single location in order to take care of last minute details or to form carpools.
Please do not plan to arrive at Camp Friedlander before 1:00 pm Sunday without prior approval from the Camp Director.
Beginning at 1:00 pm each Sunday, the gate to the far parking lot (east end) will be opened and the Camp Commissioner will be ready to greet campers with a friendly smile. In order to provide time for the entire check-in process prior to dinner, please plan to arrive by 4:00 pm. Please be prepared to complete the following as indicated.
Trailer Drop
Troop Guide
Administration Building
One unit leader should be prepared to go to the camp office to complete the following check-in steps:
Medical Review
Aquatics Review
The following steps can be completed in any sequence
Swim Checks - Checks may be done at the pool or lake.
Dining Hall Orientation - Find your table location and learn about the hopper system.
Shooting Sports Orientation - What everyone needs to know before open shoot.
Climbing Orientation - What everyone needs to know before open tower.
Troop Photos (optional) - Everyone should be looking their best to create a memory of the day.
Camp Tour (optional) - If this is your first time at Camp Friedlander, or to help all your first time campers, your Troop Guide will show you where everything is located.
Campsite Inspection and Setup
5:50 pm Flag Lowering
6:00 pm Dinner - Dinner will be served immediately following any messages
7:00 pm Chapel Service - Start the week on a reverent note
7:30 pm Scoutmaster/Senior Patrol Leader meeting in the Eagle's Nest - Important information to start your week
7:30 pm Merit Badge add/drop session in the Trailblazer shelter - Make those last minute adjustments to your schedule
8:30 pm Opening Campfire - Join the staff for a rousing start to your week at camp
10:00 pm Lights Out - Get some sleep! You've got a big week ahead of you!

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Associate Professor: Izmirli; Visiting Associate Professor: Winters-Hilt; Assistant Professors: Chung, Lee; Adjunct Instructor: Barnes; Professor Parker, chair
Courses provide students with computer science theory and skills, equipping them for research or practical application.
The Major in Computer Science
The major consists of Mathematics 210, Computer Science 110, 212, 219, 304, 315 or 326, two semesters of computer science research (Honors Study or two semesters of 495/496), a one-credit colloquium series (499), and five or more courses chosen from the following: computer science courses at the 200 level or higher, and Mathematics 226. Each individualized program of study will incorporate depth in a particular area, related research, and interdisciplinarity. Students are strongly encouraged to complete a summer internship approved by the department.
Advisers: C. Chung, O. Izmirli, J. Lee, G. Parker
The Minor in Computer Science
The minor consists of Computer Science 110, 212, 219, and two or more courses chosen from the following: computer science courses at the 200 level or higher (excluding 499), Mathematics 210. Only one course may count toward both a major and a minor, but other approved courses at the same level or higher may be substituted.
Learning Goals in the Computer Science Major
A computer science major at Connecticut College will enter a variety of learning environments and gain an understanding of the discipline through courses, independent research, colloquia, workshops, internships, and seminars.
Emphasis is placed on the student′s ability to solve problems and think independently as well as understand the role of computer science in and amongst the liberal arts. Upon completing a challenging course of study, the student will be expected to possess a collection of broad characteristics and have acquired a specific set of capabilities and skills: cognitive capabilities and practical skills related to computer science and additional transferable skills of a general nature that are applicable in many other contexts. The specific capabilities and skills are listed below.
- Knowledge and Understanding. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of essential facts, concepts, principles, and theories relating to computer science and software applications; be able to incorporate technical results into that knowledge and understanding.
- Modeling. Use such knowledge and understanding in the modeling and design of computerbased systems in a way that demonstrates understanding of the requirements, comprehension of the tradeoff involved in design choices, and awareness of critical evaluation and testing.
- Professional Responsibility. Recognize and be guided by the social, professional, and ethical issues involved in the use of computer technology.
- Liberal Arts. Understand the discipline of computer science as a liberal art and actively engage in exploring its connections to other disciplines.
- Problem-solving. Use appropriate theory, practices, and tools to specify, design, implement, test, and evaluate systems to solve problems in computer science and other fields.
- Applications. Understand applications of computer science in a range of fields.
- Tools and Operation. Deploy effectively the tools used for the construction and documentation of software and be able to operate computing equipment and software systems effectively.
- Research. Use computer science knowledge to conduct original research; read, understand, and produce technical papers.
- Communication. Be able to make succinct presentations to a range of audiences about technical problems and their solutions.
- Teamwork. Be able to work effectively as a member of a development team.
- Numeracy. Be able to understand and explain the quantitative dimensions of a problem.
- Self Management. Manage one′s own learning and development, including time management and organizational skills.
- Professional Development. Keep abreast of current developments in the discipline in order to continue one′s own professional development.
COMPUTER SCIENCE 105 OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE FOR HUMANITY An introduction to free and open source software (FOSS) and its applications to humanitarian issues. Participants will learn to write web-based application software using FOSS tools while contributing to a real open source humanitarian project.
Enrollment limited to 30 students. This course satisfies General Education Area 2. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 110 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE AND PROBLEM SOLVING An introduction to programming and problem solving with computers. Practical applications in a wide range of fields will be covered; the current programming language is Python. Important topics in computer science will also be discussed. No prior programming experience is assumed. Registration is also required in Computer Science 110L.
Enrollment limited to 40 students. This course satisfies General Education Area 2. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 110L INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE AND PROBLEM SOLVING LAB Registration is also required in Computer Science 110.
COMPUTER SCIENCE 203 BIOINFORMATICS I An introduction to the use of informatics, genomics, and computational biology in analyzing biological data. Topics include DNA and protein sequences, interaction networks, gene expression, channel current analysis of DNA molecules, and computational techniques for retrieving, analyzing, and visualizing data. Focus on DNA analysis for gene finding, including simple program writing for data mining. No prior knowledge of programming required. Emphasis on projects involving interdisciplinary teams and medically related problems. This is the same course as Biology 203.
Prerequisite: Any 100-level course in computer science or biology, or permission of the instructor. Enrollment limited to 20 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 204 INFORMATICS PROGRAMMING An introduction to informatics and problem solving with the aid of computers, with applications relating to the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Examples will be implemented using Perl and Python. Students will have the opportunity to explore applications of informatics within their own areas of academic interest.
Prerequisite: Any 100-level course in computer science, or permission of the instructor; Course 110 is recommended. Enrollment limited to 20 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 205, 305 TOPICS IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Principles of software development applied to real-world problems. The problems addressed and computer languages used will vary depending on the available opportunities for application. Students will be part of a team that develops a software system for a real-world customer. Students in Course 305 will be team leaders.
Prerequisite for Course 205: Any 100-level course in computer science. Prerequisite for Course 305: Course 212. Enrollment limited to 15 students in Course 205 and 5 students in Course 305. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 206 COMPUTATIONAL AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY An introduction to the use of genomics, systems biology, and computational biology in analyzing and synthesizing biological data. Topics include DNA and protein sequences, interaction networks, gene expression, and computational techniques for retrieving, analyzing, and visualizing data. Emphasis on projects involving interdisciplinary teams and medically related problems. This is the same course as Biology 206.
Prerequisite: Course 110 or Biology 106. Enrollment limited to 30 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 211 INFORMATICS I An introduction to informatics programming and problem solving with the aid of computers. Applications in the areas of science, social science, and the humanities, from creating a Shakespearean insult generator, to a text-based analysis of Machiavelli's Il Principe, to deciphering the gene structure in genomic DNA. Basic probability and statistics concepts will be introduced in a variety of settings, including anomaly detection using information measures and robust modeling in the presence of outliers.
Prerequisite: Course 110 or permission of the instructor. Enrollment limited to 20 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 212 DATA STRUCTURES Abstract data structures such as lists, stacks, queues, and trees will be studied as well as programming techniques using recursion and pointers. Principles of software design will be explored by constructing major programs.
Prerequisite: Course 110. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 214 WEB TECHNOLOGIES AND MOBILE COMPUTING Software development for web-based applications such as web sites, mobile apps, client-side, server-side, and back-end systems using current web technologies. Design elements including organizational structure, interactivity, navigation strategies, and multimedia. The course will concentrate on a small selected set of technologies for hands-on work.
Prerequisite: Course 110. Enrollment limited to 30 students. O. Izmirli
COMPUTER SCIENCE 215 DIGITAL DESIGN Digital design, binary number systems and representation, boolean algebra and gate implementation, combinatorial and sequential circuits, and digital storage components used in computers. Software simulation will be used. This is the same course as Physics 225.
Prerequisite: Course 110 or permission of instructor. O. Izmirli
COMPUTER SCIENCE 217 INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT An introduction to the design and programming of entertainment software (i.e., computer/video games). The course combines concepts relating to computer graphics, human-computer interaction, networking, artificial intelligence, computer architecture, and databases. Topics include video game history, gameplay design, software architecture for video games, contemporary video game platforms, and real-time computer graphics techniques. This is the same course as Arts and Technology 217.
Prerequisite: Course 110. Enrollment limited to 20 students. J. Lee
COMPUTER SCIENCE 218 MULTIMEDIA The representation, storage, processing and transmission of multimedia content, comprised of text, audio, still images, video, graphics, animation and other types of media are discussed. Human perception of audio and video will be studied to be followed by concepts underlying compression algorithms of multimedia content. Multimedia programming will be introduced and students will complete projects that involve design, implementation and evaluation. This is the same course as Arts and Technology 218.
Prerequisite: Course 110. Enrollment limited to 12 students. O. Izmirli
COMPUTER SCIENCE 219 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION Processors, primary memory, secondary memory and input/output mechanisms of computers are discussed. The computer structure is studied at a progression of levels: digital logic level, microarchitecture level, instruction set architecture level, operating system machine level and assembly language level.
Prerequisite: Course 110. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 303 DATABASE SYSTEMS An examination of the fundamental concepts of database systems. Database design, database languages, and database-system implementation. Analysis of the role of databases in the decision making process and their use in strategic planning. A project to develop a database management system is required.
Prerequisite: Course 212 or permission of the instructor. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 304 ALGORITHMS An introduction to the analysis of algorithms, both for run-time complexity and correctness. Students will use these skills as they learn and practice fundamental algorithm design techniques, including greedy, divide-and-conquer, dynamic programming, and network flow. The course concludes with a study of NP-completeness and methods for coping with NP-hard problems such as local search, randomization, and approximation algorithms.
Prerequisite: Course 212; Mathematics 210 is recommended. Enrollment limited to 30 students. C. Chung
COMPUTER SCIENCE 307 MACHINE LEARNING AND DATA MINING An introduction to the basic theory, concepts, and techniques of machine learning and data mining, including decision trees, neural networks, logistic regression, and data preparation, modeling, and presentation. Data mining techniques, including clustering, classification, associations, deviation detection, and link analysis will be covered. Methods, such as hidden Markov models and support vector machines, will be applied to a variety of applications, including electrical signal analysis (mostly of biomedical origin, such as EEG, ECG, and channel current analysis), genomics, and finance. Data mining tools will be introduced and used to complete a project on real-world data.
Prerequisite: Course 212. Enrollment limited to 30 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 308 ALGORITHM DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING Students will implement a broad range of the most commonly used algorithms, including algorithms for sorting, searching, encryption, compression, finding optimal paths through networks, etc. The algorithms developed will employ techniques like dynamic programming and local search, and data structures like trees and graphs. Basic software engineering principles will also be studied and used. This course is programming intensive.
Prerequisite: Course 212. Enrollment limited to 30 students. C. Chung
COMPUTER SCIENCE 309 GRAPHICS AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS An introduction to the basics of graphics and the field of virtual reality, including applications and issues relating to three-dimensional graphics, sound, vision, and touch. Students will program virtual reality worlds with appropriate hardware and software. This is the same course as Arts and Technology 209.
Prerequisite: Course 110 or permission of the instructor. This course is not open to students who have received credit for course 209. Enrollment limited to 20 students. J. Lee
COMPUTER SCIENCE 310 ROBOTICS An introduction to the design and control of autonomous robots. Design issues such as wheels verses legs, actuator placement, the use of sensors for perception, controller selection, and wiring will be covered. Students will develop control schemes and use programming skills and machine learning to generate programs for controllers.
Prerequisite: Course 212, 215, or 219. Enrollment limited to 18 students. G. Parker
COMPUTER SCIENCE 311 INFORMATICS II An introduction to the use of informatics algorithms in analyzing various types of data. Methods include analysis of sequential data in a variety of settings, such as text-based, voice, photographic sequence (film), genomic structure analysis, proteomic data, and 'electrical' signal (ion channel signal data). The course considers classification, clustering, and metaheuristic search methods in a variety of applications including two very popular methods: hidden Markov models and Support Vector Machines.
Prerequisite: Course 211 or permission of the instructor; taking course 212 previously or concurrent with this course is recommended. Enrollment limited to 20 students. S. Winters-Hilt
COMPUTER SCIENCE 312 DIGITAL SOUND PROCESSING An introduction to digital processing of sound; the study of capturing, creating, storing and processing of audio. Acoustics, digitization, representation, storage, filtering, effects, frequency analysis, programming for real-time and off-line sound processing, synthesis, spatialization, audio encoding and compression. Students will complete programming projects. This is the same course as Arts and Technology 312.
Prerequisite: Course 212. Enrollment limited to 12 students. O. Izmirli
COMPUTER SCIENCE 313 TOPICS IN ALGORITHMIC GAME THEORY An introduction to the computer science field of algorithmic game theory, which combines the study of scenarios where competing entities interact strategically (a.k.a. ″games″) with algorithmic/computational thinking. No prior experience in game theory or algorithms analysis is required.
Prerequisite: Course 212; or Course 110 and Mathematics 210. Enrollment limited to 30 students. C. Chung
COMPUTER SCIENCE 315 COMPUTER NETWORKS Characteristics and applications of various networking technologies will be studied. Introduction to communication and network architectures, data communication concepts, local area network technologies, internetworking and performance issues in computer networks. Devices and means of data communication, error detection and recovery mechanisms, data link protocols, routing and congestion control algorithms, transport and application protocols, and network level services are discussed.
Prerequisite: Courses 212 and 219. Enrollment limited to 20 students. O. Izmirli
COMPUTER SCIENCE 316 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Introduces a breadth of concepts used by researchers in their attempt to develop an artificial mind. General areas covered include search techniques, propositional and first order logic, representation, production systems, planning, learning and connectionist systems (neutral networks).
Prerequisite: Course 212 or permission of the instructor. Enrollment limited to 20 students. G. Parker
COMPUTER SCIENCE 320 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES An introduction to the theory of programming languages, formal syntax, input and output, recursion, branching and looping, parameter binding and passing, data typing and subprograms. Several languages will be studied.
Prerequisite: Course 212 or 219. Enrollment limited to 30 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 323 THEORY OF COMPUTATION This is the same course as Mathematics 323. Refer to the Mathematics listing for a course description.
COMPUTER SCIENCE 325 INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY An introduction to the principles and practices of cybersecurity, organized around three aspects of security: prevention, detection, and response. Topics include basic cryptography, concepts of secure protocol design, security policy and risk evaluation, monitoring and detection capabilities, and forensic techniques. A review of real-world case studies will expose students to the implications of cyber-attacks conducted by individuals and groups, criminal and extremist organizations, and nation states.
Prerequisite: Course 212. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 326 OPERATING SYSTEMS An introduction to computer operating systems. The primary functions of an operating system, such as process management, memory management, and device management, will be covered. Other relevant issues, such as security, networking, and distributed systems, will be discussed.
Prerequisite: Courses 212 and 219. Enrollment limited to 20 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 407 COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE Computational methods that display aspects of intelligent behavior observed in humans. Topics may include fuzzy logic, an alternative to traditional formal logic; artificial neural networks, networks of simple arithmetic computing elements that abstractly simulate neurons; and genetic algorithms, based on the laws of survival of the fittest and heredity. How these methods deal with vague, imprecise, and uncertain knowledge; learn from experience; self-organize; and adapt their behavior in response to changing conditions to solve real world problems. Utilization of projects and the discussion of technical papers to cover methods of computational intelligence and their use.
Prerequisite: Course 304, 310, 316, or 320. Enrollment limited to 12 students. G. Parker
COMPUTER SCIENCE 495, 496 RESEARCH SEMINAR Practicum in computer science research. An introduction to research methods followed by a major project. Students will read, present, and discuss technical papers; write a research proposal; make weekly reports; raise issues for class discussion; complete their research; write a technical paper; and do a public presentation. May be repeated for credit.
Prerequisite: A 300-level course in the specific area of research. Enrollment limited to 15 students. Staff
COMPUTER SCIENCE 499 COMPUTER SCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Technical presentations of computer science research. One hour of credit, marked as pass/not passed. For restrictions on the number of one-credit courses that can be applied toward the minimum degree requirements, see page 154 of the undergraduate catalog.
Enrollment limited to 40 students. Staff


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Jan. 20, 2012
News Release
Small improvements made in statewide graduation rate
State reduces drop-out rate for sixth consecutive year
Data released today by the Colorado Department of Education show the statewide graduation rate for the class of 2011 increased 1.5 percent to 73.9 percent as compared to last year. The graduation rate stood at 72.4 percent for the class of 2010, the first year after a new formula for calculating graduation rates was established by the U.S. Department of Education. Between 2010 and 2011 the number of students that graduated increased from 45,144 to 45,846. Individual district and statewide data is available at http://www.cde.state.co.us/index_stats.htm
A total of 116 (64.1 percent) Colorado school districts achieved a four-year "on-time" graduation rate at or above the state's expectation of at least 80 percent. For additional information, visit
The four-year graduation rate formula defines on time as only those students who graduate from high school four years after entering ninth grade. Under this four-year on-time formula, a student is assigned a graduating class when they enter ninth grade. The graduating class is assigned by adding four years to the year the student enters ninth grade. In other words, the formula anticipates that a student entering ninth grade in fall 2011 will graduate with the Class of 2015.
On-Time Graduation Data
Individual district data is available at http://www.cde.state.co.us/index_stats.htm. Data is also disaggregated in the following categories:
Racial/Ethnic Groups
Among ethnic groups, the on-time graduation rate for the 2010-2011 school year was 52.2 percent for Native Americans; 81.7 percent for Asian students; 64.6 percent for black students; 60.1 percent for Hispanic students; 81.1 percent for white students; 74.8 percent for Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander; and 79.4 percent for two or more races.
Statewide, the on-time graduation for females was 77.6 percent and the male graduation rate was 70.3 percent.
Completer Rate
The 2010-2011 completer rate was 76.8 percent, while the 2009-2010 completer rate was 75.8 percent. Completers are all graduates plus those students who are not considered graduates but who receive a certificate, a designation of high school completion or a GED certificate.
Dropout Rate
The state again saw a decrease in the drop-out rate. This is the state's sixth consecutive year for reducing its dropout rate. This year's rate was reduced by .1 percent from last year. The 2010-2011 rate was 3.0 percent, which translates to a 1.5 percent reduction in the drop-out rate since 2005-2006. This represents more than 5,000 fewer drop-outs compared to the rate just six years ago.
The dropout rate reflects the percentage of all students enrolled in grades seven through 12 who leave school during a single school year. It is calculated by dividing the number of dropouts by a membership base, which includes all students who were in membership any time during the year.
The Office of Dropout Prevention and Student Engagement
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Falmouth's back on top of Class B boys' soccer world; Yachtsmen's second half surge beats Ellsworth, 3-0
SCARBOROUGH — The Falmouth boys' soccer team is king of the mountain once again.
The Yachtsmen won their seventh Class B state championship in 10 seasons Saturday afternoon at Scarborough High School, but it took the team's prolific offense over 40 minutes to get going.
Once Falmouth broke the ice, on senior standout Gabe Hoffman-Johnson's goal just 1 minute, 32 seconds into the second stanza, the floodgates opened and junior Sam White and senior Alec Dunn struck as well. Junior goalkeeper Ben Goffin made a crucial save with the game still in the balance and the Yachtsmen put the finishing touches on their 16-0-2 campaign with a 3-0 victory over a very plucky Ellsworth squad.
"I thought we came out stronger in the second half and improved on our performance," said Dunn, one of nine seniors on the roster. "The first goal kind of accelerated our game."
Back on top
Falmouth has long been one of the state's premier programs, but the Yachtsmen were served a dose of humility a year ago. As the top seed, Falmouth was upset at home by fierce rival Yarmouth in the Western B Final and wasn't able to play for a third straight championship. The agony of that setback drove this year's squad which had one simple goal: getting to the state game and taking home the Gold Ball.
Despite playing a very challenging schedule, the Yachtsmen rose to the occasion all year, winning 12 times by a composite 82-4 margin and tying Yarmouth twice (1-1 each time). Falmouth earned the top seed for the Western B playoffs and demolished No. 8 Fryeburg 10-0 in the quarterfinals, blanked No. 5 Lincoln Academy 5-0 in the semifinals, then earned a huge measure of revenge with a 3-0 home win over No. 2 Yarmouth in Wednesday's regional final.
That victory allowed the Yachtsmen to advance to meet Eastern B champion Ellsworth for the second time in three years in the state game. In 2007, Falmouth was a 3-0 winner.
This time, the Yachtsmen were frustrated in the first half by a spirited effort from the Eagles.
Hoffman-Johnson had a great early chance to give his team the lead, but pushed a shot wide on an open net. Ellsworth held its own by possessing the ball frequently, but couldn't take the lead.
At halftime, Falmouth relaxed and quickly seized control in the second half.
Hoffman-Johnson would give the Yachtsmen the only goal they'd need with 38:28 to play, when he headed home Dunn's pass to make it 1-0.
"There was a little feeling of frustration, but we weren't too down on ourselves," said Hoffman-Johnson, an All-American selection in 2008. "We had some chances in the first half. Coach settled us down at halftime. We had a corner. Alec was able to get control. We made eye contact. I made the run, he sent it to me and I headed it in."
"It was a typical state game in the first half," said longtime Falmouth coach Dave Halligan. "Everybody was a little bit nervous. Once we settled in, good things happened for us. The first time we played them a couple years ago, it was like that. We just needed to relax a little bit and play."
While the Yachtsmen went on to a relatively easy win, momentum almost changed big-time with 31:29 to play. After a foul, Ellsworth senior Matt Duhaime earned a free kick just outside the box and launched a sinking blast toward the lower right corner of the net. But out of nowhere, racing to his left, Goffin snared the bid and kept it a 1-0 game.
"They got a free kick at the top of the box and the kid hit a nice shot, but I just stopped it," said Goffin.
"To me, that was probably the biggest part of the half," Hoffman-Johnson said. "They could have taken momentum right back. Ben probably saved the game for us right there."
"Ben's been solid for us all year," Halligan added. "He doesn't get the credit he deserves. He has 11 shutouts now. He's only given up four goals."
Any Eagles upset hopes were dashed when White made it 2-0 in the 54th minute. White took a pass from Dunn, dribbled up the left side, beat the defense and fired a low shot into the goal.
Less than three minutes later, Dunn iced it, converting a feed from senior Ford Borhman and scoring to make it 3-0.
"Someone played the ball to Ford and he worked hard to get it across," Dunn said. "It deflected off one person and I touched it in. This is awesome. Doing it senior year is a great feeling. Last year, we went in expecting to win. This year, we knew we had to work hard every practice and every game. It paid off."
Ellsworth (16-1-1) never seriously threatened from there and Falmouth was soon able to celebrate yet another title.
"It feels really great, especially after losing to Yarmouth last year," Goffin said. "I think we were just nervous at first. Once we started playing our game, we started getting goals."
"Ever since last year, that feeling after losing, this is what we've been working for," Hoffman-Johnson said. "It's great. For a lot of us, we expected a little too much last year and took things for granted. We stayed focused this year. This was our goal from the beginning."
"They're all special, but after last year, we appreciate it more," Halligan added. "We'll enjoy the moment. You never know when you'll get back. We knew we'd only go as far as the senior class would take us. They've been on top of their game all season long. It's a special group. We have some outstanding players. It was a good team effort tonight."
With plenty of firepower returning, the Yachtsmen will have to be viewed as the favorite once again next autumn.
"I hope we can do it next year too," Goffin said.
"We have some very good players coming back," added Halligan. "Our young guys got a taste of it. If they work hard, we'll get back here."
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Separately, an Italian religious affairs magazine reported that a panel of Vatican-appointed doctors had moved Pope John Paul II a step closer to possible sainthood by signing off on a second miracle attributed to his intercession.
Pope Francis already has shown that he is keen to follow in the footsteps of his predecessors by approving candidates for possible sainthood: In his first such decision March 28, Francis cleared dozens of martyrs from the Spanish civil war to be beatified, the key milestone toward being canonized.
Francis' election as the first Latin American pope has given hope to many that Romero would be declared a martyr for the faith and beatified.
"Pope Francisco always had great admiration and total conviction that Romero was a martyr, that he was a saint," said Msgr. Gregorio Rosa Chavez, auxiliary bishop of San Salvador. "There is an overwhelming majority of bishops who are in favor of (Romero's) canonization."
Romero was gunned down in 1980 while celebrating Mass after stridently defending El Salvador's poor and denouncing the government's violence. His killing was one of the triggers that set off a civil war that left nearly 90,000 people dead or missing over the next 12 years.
The Italian prelate spearheading Romero's case, Msgr. Vincenzo Paglia, said the process had been "unblocked," the ANSA news agency and Panorama news magazine reported.
Paglia, who heads the Vatican office for families and met with Francis recently, was speaking on the sidelines of an event marking the anniversary of the death of another prelate who is also being considered for possible sainthood.
"Today ... the beatification cause of Monsignor Romero has been unblocked; tomorrow I can resume saying that these martyrs help us to live," Paglia was quoted as saying.
Romero's beatification cause languished under Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI over the Vatican's opposition to liberation theology, the belief that Christ's teachings justify fights against social injustices.
Both John Paul and Benedict however spoke of Romero as a martyr; such a designation by the Vatican would mean he can be beatified without the Vatican confirming a miracle attributed to his intercession.
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By Shamila Janakiraman, TMCnet Contributor
Verbalplanet.com was announced the winner of the "TopTenREVIEWS Bronze Award" for delivering online French lessons on the Web via Skype (News - Alert).
Andy Moore of Verbalplanet.com said, "French remains one of the most popular languages to learn however it's a relatively difficult language to pronounce correctly. Online French classes with a native speaking tutor are an ideal way to perfect your accent, improve fluency and build confidence."
The Web has evolved into a useful tool which not only entertains users, but also educates. VerbalPlanet.com is an online language training and tuition website which offers a flexible platform for learning foreign languages.
Platforms like Skype bring together real people taking part in real conversations from miles apart. The Internet has changed the way people learn a foreign language with most people joining online classes instead of using books and CDs. The Web boasts of a huge library of learning material and resources that are connected to language acquisition which makes the language learning process easy.
Although the Web provides sufficient material for language learning, it does not have the human touch. In order to make the process of language learning better, VerbalPlanet uses Skype to make the process more interactive and human by including native speakers with whom conversations can be had.
To study the efficacy of such methods of learning TopTenREVIEWS assessed language portals and sites to find the top resources for learning French online.
VerbalPlanet was chosen for the award owing to its site effectiveness, level of interaction, ease of use and cost effectiveness. The platform was optimized for enabling live conversations with native French speaking teachers.
Skype Internet telephony is leveraged to deliver the lessons in the online class. The site allows a language learner to select an online French teacher, schedule classes conveniently and benefit from private tuitions with their own private tutor.
According to TopTenREVIEWS, VerbalPlanet ranked high on various parameters such as mobility, flexibility, customized classes, confidence, partnership and strict monitoring with online analytics.
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Police released this image captured on a security camera video from Irving convenience store on South Main Street in Rutland of a suspect standing at the counter as he robbed the store at knifepoint Saturday night.Rutland City Police are investigating another knifepoint robbery of a convenience store.
According to police, shortly after 10 p.m. Saturday, a man wielding a hunting knife entered the Irving convenience store on South Main Street and demanded money.
After receiving some money, the man ran from the store heading south, possibly toward Chase Avenue, police said.
There were no injuries.
Police described the suspect as a male in his late teens or early 20s, approximately 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighing between 125 pounds and 135 pounds. He was wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt with some sort of emblem and a gray scarf or mask covering his face.
Saturdays incident was the third convenience store robbery in eight days and the fourth knifepoint robbery in the city since the start of the new year.
Shortly after 8 p.m. Jan. 1, a man used a knife to rob a Dominos Pizza delivery driver who was bringing food to a Williams Street business. Then, there were a pair of robberies during a 24-hour period last weekend.
According to police, shortly before 9 p.m. Jan. 4, a man wielding a knife entered the Mobil gas station on West Street near Ripley Road and demanded money. With money in hand, the man fled the store on foot.
Police described the suspect as a white male, 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighing approximately 150 pounds.
Then, at approximately 6 p.m. Jan. 5, a man entered the Macs Convenience Store on North Main Street and demanded cash. Police described the suspect as a male, approximately 5 feet, 7 inches tall, with a skinny build, wearing blue jeans, a hooded sweatshirt and something covering his face.
That incident was the second at that location in less than two weeks. Shortly before 8 p.m. Dec. 22, a man wearing a bandana on his face entered Macs with a knife and demanded money. Police said the man fled the store after the clerk refused to comply.
Anyone with information about the robberies is asked to call Rutland City Police at 773-1816.
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I thought it was good,but we used two big candy canes insted of four small ones so it was really sweet.You also need to crush them up really really good or else it has big chunks in it so you need to kind of turn it into dust. my whole family liked it even the kid who wont eat any thing!We drank it on new years eve.
A nice change from the old standard, but not spectacular. Make sure you use whole milk -- I tried to get by with the skim milk I had on hand, and it just wasn't quite right.
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Wow, we really liked this! It was so easy to make. We didn't have candycanes - we crushed 8 round Starlight mints in place of the candycanes. We put them in a sealed plastic bag and placed it on our cutting board to make breaking the mints up easy. We just smashed the bag with a hammer. We topped the cocoa off with the swirly whipped cream from a can, and it looked and tasted like something straight from Starbuck's. We're going to make this one an annual tradition.
This was a great treat! My family also enjoyed this while decorating the tree this year. I added red colored sugar sprinkles to the top of the whipped cream. It was very attractive looking and the kids went crazy! We loved it!
Strong chocolate flavor, but the peppermint flavor was very subtle.
i made it with instant hot chocolate and crushed the hook off of a candy cane and then stuck the rest of the candy cane in the drink and it tasted great!
Oh wow is all I can say! I crave this not only during the holidays now. Very easy to make. I used nutri-sweet calorie reduced instead of regular whipped topping and no one even noticed the difference. For someone who isnt into sweet things this might have a little too much flavour for them so just serve half a cup.
This was great my family drank it on new years eve!
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Receive an overview of the HP Integrity NonStop™ NS2300/NS2400 server architecture and basic software functionality, including functions of OSM, TACL, and Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) for system, disk drive, tape drive, and communications lines monitoring. The course also covers functional command use to allow monitoring system files with the use of FUP and monitoring the system spooler with PERUSE and SPOOLCOM commands. The course is 80 percent lecture and 20 percent hands-on labs using HP servers.
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- Demonstrate the use of TACL, FUP, and SCF commands
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Christ Church Picture Gallery has nine fragments of a large narrative panel depicting the Lives of the Hermits in the Desert - another eleven fragments are in museums in Edinburgh, Yale and Zürich. The picture warned the pious of the temptations and delights of solitude and was in many ways the 15th century equivalent of a graphic novel, describing the encounters of men and women in the Egyptian desert with daemons, angels, wild animals, and each other.
These - more than 550 years old - panels are now in need of essential conservation work and a new display frame. Since the 1960s each fragment has been squeezed into a tight mount that has not allowed the wood to move freely. This has led to damage and cracks on the painted surface which now require careful repair. Our aim is to free the fragments from their harmful and unsightly surrounds, restore them and display them in a safe and attractive fashion which will highlight their importance as well as enhance their visual appeal.
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Vicki is a student currently attending Greendale Community College where she majors in dance. Oftentimes, she finds herself ignored by her peers as she has a tendency to blend into the background. If pushed too far, she will occasionally get angry and fight back. She has recently started to become more assertive and has become a recognizable face around campus, thanks in large part to her relationship with her boyfriend Neil. She first appears in the Season Two episode "Intro to Political Science" and continues to make cameos throughout the rest of the series . She is portrayed by Danielle Kaplowitz.
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Season TwoEdit
|When Vice President Biden decides to visit Greendale on his tour of community colleges, a quick election is set up in order to determine the student body president. Whoever wins will have the honor of greeting him along with the Dean when he arrives. Vicki is one of several candidates alongside Leonard, Magnitude, Garrett, Jeff, Annie and Pierce. Vicki is repeatedly insulted by Pierce until she eventually drops out of the race. Pierce then reveals the only reason he decided to run was to get back at her for not lending him a writing utensil. Tolerating enough of Pierce's harassment, she finally lends him a pencil by stabbing him in the face with one ("Intro to Political Science"). Later, Vicki takes an acting class. When asked by instructor Sean Garrity to talk about what pains her, she complains about feeling ignored by everyone. Before she can elaborate further, she is cut off by Troy ("Competitive Wine Tasting").
|Vicki also attended the Study Group's Anthropology class taught by Professor Duncan and was shown sitting with Neil. The attraction between the two is noticed by Pierce who teases them about it. When a pregnant Shirley goes into labor, Vicki laments that they almost had a class that wasn't all about the study group ("Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts"). At the end of the 2011 school year, the western-themed picnic turns into a paintball war with a prize of $100,000 dollars. Vicki chooses not to participate and instead finds refuge at Fort Hawthorne, a safe zone created by Pierce. While she is there, Vicki becomes a dancer who is paid in Twinkies. She later survives The Black Rider's assault on Fort Hawthorne and decides to stay amid the ruined base. When asked by Annie why she didn't leave with the others, Vicki replies that she can't go back out there because "this is the only life I know" ("A Fistful of Paintballs").
|Vicki joins an alliance of students to repel the City College paintball invaders who are trying to prevent them from winning the paintball prize. She is a part of an assault group led by Jeff whose job is to capture City College's paintball machine gun stronghold located on the campus quad. She makes a name for herself during the paintball war by cutting off Jeff's speech as he tries to rally the troops and leading the charge against the rival school's base. Although she ends up eliminated, she is present when Pierce wins the competition for Greendale and is seen celebrating the victory with Quendra, Magnitude, Star-Burns, and Garrett ("For A Few Paintballs More").
Season ThreeEdit
|The following year, she takes Biology 101 along with the study group. She and her lab partner, Magnitude, present their first assignment, a caterpillar terrarium, to the class; the teacher, Professor Marshall Kane, compliments them on a job well done. Later in the year, Vicki finds herself at the center of the mystery surrounding the sabotage of the study group's Biology yam project. She briefly becomes a suspect when it's revealed by Jeff that all the other students' projects have been tampered with except for Vicki's. Her boyfriend Neil quickly confesses that he was the one responsible; he manipulated the experiments' results, so that the grade curve for the project would be lowered, and Vicki's yam would receive a passing grade. His main motivation, beyond her passing the course, was to prevent Vicki from having to take summer school to make up for the class, allowing her to spend that time with Neil in his parents' cabin ("Basic Lupine Urology").
|She was next seen in the cafeteria at a wake being held for the recently deceased Star-Burns. Because of Marshall Kane's resignation, all the students taking his course received an incomplete and were obligated to retake the course in summer school. The study group, and presumably Vicki as well, took this latest news very badly. Angry at the school, each group member took the opportunity to air their grievances and incite similar unrest in the students attending the wake. The pot stirring ended with Pierce whose declaration inspired a full blown riot to break out. Vicki helped to kick off the violence by taking a trash can and smashing it into a glass display at the new Subway restaurant ("Course Listing Unavailable").
Season FourEdit
In her 2012 Fall semester at Greendale, Vicki and Neil were set to take the class "History of Ice Cream" together. However, they discovered that only a limited amount of seats were available when they arrived to class. Vicki managed to secure herself one, but Neil had to wait outside with a crowd of other students who got turned away. The dean then arrived and announced that someone counterfeited too many certificates for registration. In order to decide who would officially attend, he organized a competition called the "Hunger Deans". Both Neil and Vicki individually competed in the various events, hoping to win a spot. At one point, they teamed up to win a tango contest but were unable to beat Jeff who impressed the judge (who also happened to be his dance partner) Dean Pelton ("History 101").
Vicki later throws a Halloween party and invites everyone in the study group except Pierce to attend ("Paranormal Parentage").
Vicki is currently in a relationship with Neil. The attraction apparently started in the episode "Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts". Pierce noticed it and bluntly asked them, "Are you two going to fall in love with each other or something?". Vicki is revealed to be officially dating Neil in Basic Lupine Urology. Neil went so far as to sabotage the other classmates' yam projects just for Vicki's sake, declaring "God help me, I did it for love!".
Class historyEdit
- "I always feel somehow ignored, almost invisible... like every time I go to say something, somebody just-"— Vicki
- "My Uncle put his finger in my no-no!"— Troy
- "Yellow shirt... hat... girl..."— Troy
- "HELTER SKELTER!!!"— Vicki


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My wife and I have just returned from a two-week trip to Europe. I feel it my civic duty to warn your readers of the deplorable state of affairs in Prague, once the most beautiful city in Central Europe, but now a city that is dirty, ugly, expensive and dangerous.
I had thought, innocently, that over the last eight years or so the Czechs had managed to pave over their Communist past and usher in a new, enlightened era. I was naive. The buildings are still neglected, and a number are on the fringe of dilapidation.
From the minute we arrived in Prague, the fleecing started: the $10 fare for a short ride down the platform at the railroad station to the taxi from a baggage porter, and the $20 fare for the five-minute taxi ride from the train station to the hotel.
The "deluxe" room we booked at the Palace Praha Hotel cost us 500 deutsche marks (about $321) a night. It was an ordinary room with a cheerless view of sooty rooftops. We had originally planned to spend five days in Prague, but aborted our trip after only 36 hours. The day after we arrived, I had my Sony video camera and Nikon snapshot camera stolen right out from under my nose at a restaurant. This loss amounted to almost $2,000.


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Teenager died after playing too much Diablo III.
Asian players are known for their dedication to the games, but pelimanuaalien recommendations for the marketing of breaks are not quite in vain. This was most recently experienced Taiwanese player who died after playing 40 hours of Diablo III: a tube.
18-year-old Chuang had booked a private room internet cafe on Friday, 13 July, and died two days later, after playing Diablo III game for 40 hours straight without eating. Chuang was found after sleeping in from the table, but awake, he jumped up and fell down unconscious, and was found dead later in hospital. The reason of death was found in the same position for a long time sitting, which had caused a fatal cardiovascular problem.
Chuang's death is not the first death due to excessive gambling, but with Asia in fatalities has occurred over the years a number. In addition to himself as dead pelanneiden in Shanghai in 2005, one player was murdered with a knife against players sold murderer borrowed the game object Ebay store. The murderer was later found guilty and received the death penalty in his work.
The United States is kunnostauduttu gaming-related deaths, but in a slightly different way than in Asia. While Asians have played themselves to death, in the United States has more cases in which children have been abandoned and died of a representative or a parent to focus on gaming. However, the most recent case, for the year 2010 16-year-old boy killed his mother with a hammer mother seized the son of the PlayStation game console.
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SirDominus1660 • 21 Jul 2012, 03:39
Good thing this hasn't happened to me with all the porn I look at...
jiffylubebro60 • 21 Jul 2012, 05:22
I kinda want to try Diablo 3 now
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alwayseeding217 • 21 July 2012, 13:20 Show comment
Diablo III isn't that bad, the fact that so much authentication is required when you login, and if you login from two different IP addresses they will freeze your account for "suspicious activity"...Remember when video games would say you should take 15 minute breaks every two hours or so...???
VintageTorrie5157 • 21 July 2012, 13:13 Show comment
"16-year-old boy killed his mother with a hammer mother seized the son of the PlayStation game console"
Pick_n_Roll21.13K • 21 July 2012, 12:56 Show comment
"However, the most recent case, for the year 2010 16-year-old boy killed his mother with a hammer mother seized the son of the PlayStation game console."
What a fucked up kid, glad I am not like him neither I have been awarded with PS :P
deadkatz5 • 21 July 2012, 12:05 Show comment
Its the summer, I so far have spent all of my days playing video games, but i have the brains to eat, sleep, drink, and run around the block every day... now im going to be hearing about this for weeks. Im sorry but if you dont have the brains to even go and eat or sleep, and your 18 years old, im not gonna feel sorry for you. 40 hours of DiabloIII with out stoping is just asking for problems, after the first 30 hours your probally so exausted your thinking your actually in Diablo.
VintageTorrie5157 • 21 July 2012, 11:28 Show comment
Since it's the summer, I have 7 weeks free, and so far have been spending literally ALL day playing video games. However, the reason that I haven't died, is because I EAT, DRINK, SLEEP AND WALK AROUND AT REGULAR INTERVALS. I even take my dog for a walk to get fresh air.


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Better slip into your comfiest pair of Uggs and settle into this post, because things are getting real in the whacky world of Jenelle Evans. Last week, this gal made the big announcement that she and her boyfriend, Courtland Rogers, were unofficially adopting Courtland's baby, Jordan — news that naturally caused Twitter to self-implode.
Many fans were concerned about Jordan's mom, and a few people even accused Jenelle of kidnapping (to which she replied "f— that"). Well, y'all, girlfriend is setting the story straight with an epic tweet-a-thon, the likes of which we haven't seen since … well, ever.
"Courtland's baby mama said we stole her daughter. It's not called stealing when both parents have half custody in NC," she explained, adding, "She … handed his daughter over to Courtlands sister at 2am. Her whole family is f—ed up."
Yikes, sounds like Baby Jordan isn't in the best living situation. But why haven't Jenelle and Courtland tried to find her?
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Dionel Aviles, under secretary of the Navy, signed a donation contract today officially transferring the historic, World War II harbor tug Hoga to the city of North Little Rock, Ark., for the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum. The city plans to transport the vessel from the Maritime Administrations National Defense Reserve Fleet, in Suisun Bay, Calif., to a display site in North Little Rock, on the Arkansas River.
Secretary of the Navy Gordon England said, This historic vessel serves as a testament to the unrelenting courage and fierce determination exhibited by Hoga's crew during the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. I am confident that the city of North Little Rock and the people of the state of Arkansas will preserve Hoga as a proud part of Americas naval heritage.
Hogas transit through the Panama Canal and up the Mississippi River to the Arkansas River will take place later this summer. The vessel will be refurbished and converted into a naval museum and memorial by the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum. It will join another historic naval vessel, the submarine Razorback already on display in North Little Rock. Hoga is expected to be open to the public before the end of the year.
Hoga, was built by Consolidated Shipbuilders, Morris Heights, N.Y. The vessel was launched on Dec. 31, 1940, and placed into service on May 22, 1941.
Coming under attack in Pearl Harbor on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, Hoga saved several ships caught in the harbor. The vessel pulled the damaged repair ship USS Vestal away from the burning USS Arizona, and fought fires aboard the USS Arizona. Hoga pushed the minelayer USS Oglala to a nearby dock, and assisted the burning USS Nevada by fighting fires and pushing the sinking vessel aground. This prevented the USS Nevada from sinking in the channel and blocking the fleets access to the open sea. For its actions, Hoga received a commendation from Adm. Chester A. Nimitz in February 1942.
Hoga was designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior in June 1989. After serving as a firefighting tug for 45 years on San Francisco Bay, the vessel was retired in 1993 and returned to Navy custody. Hoga was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on July 12, 1996. Hoga is the last remaining naval vessel afloat that saw action in Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. The creation of the Hoga museum and memorial in North Little Rock will allow future generations to share and commemorate its rich history.