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Chevra Kadisha Adas Yereiim of Williamsburg
An explanatory page on Shmira. We answer the most popular questions about Shmira. Thank you for visiting our Shomer page.
Rabbi Nathan Meisels asks you to observe Shabbos by not using this website on Shabbos or Yom Tov ~ Thank you
Some quick Shomer questions answered
Shomer: History of Shmira
The body is the vessel into which our Creator entrusted the Soul or Neshama which He created. This Neshama is holy, thus the vessel is holy and is to be treated with the utmost reverence and respect.
At the time of passing the soul departs the body, but remains present near the body and is fully aware of all that transpires in its vicinity.
Thus the Shmira serves two purposes:
1. To guard the body from becoming prey for rodents, insects or any other predator, including man, or mishandling by careless people.
2. To console the soul by not leaving the body unattended like something useless and no longer worthy. This time is unsettling for the soul, and it is a major comfort to the soul to have someone who is conscious of his/her presence.
In addition, the reciting of Tehillim / Psalms is comforting and soothing to the soul at a time in which it is distressed and confused.
Of course the best way to perform Shmira is to be with the body at all times, while reciting T'hillim. The response of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, zt'l, states that when the body is in no danger of becoming prey to rodents and insects, such as when under refrigeration or casketed, it is sufficient to maintain a presence of Shmira in the building, having a Shomer who will visit the area where the body is located from time to time and recite T'hillim.
Based on this, we have created our Guidelines and Regulations for Shomrim as a standard for our Chevra. For the Shomer to go beyond the standard is certainly a great Mitzvah, and the greatest kindness of all, often called "Chesed Shel Emes."
Jewish cemeteries as well as Jewish tradition and law require a Shomer and Tahara for every Jew who passes away.
Guidelines and Obligations of the Shomer or Shomeres
Each 24 hour period has 3 Shmira periods. The daytime hours include 2 periods. The first day period is from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the second is from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The night period is from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. A 24-hour period can have 4 Shmira periods when it contains part of 4 periods (e.g. a Shmira from 10 a.m. to 10 a.m. will be 4 periods). Many Chevras and/or Funeral Homes outside of Greater NY area have only two shifts, a daytime shift and a nighttime shift, totalling 24 hours.
1. Arrival must always be promptly on time. When a Shomer will be more than 15 minutes late, the Chevra office must be notified.
2. A Shomer must dress with a dress shirt and jacket or vest, in a conservative manner, whenever involved with families in the funeral home. Casual attire may be worn when families are not expected, however, Shomrim must dress appropriately at all times. Women acting as Shomeres must dress in the tranditional orthodox attire, with arms covered to the wrists, skirts or dresses to mid calf, and 100 denier stockings or tights. All necklines shall be high, and all natural hair must be covered with a wig or other hair cover which completely covers natural hair.
3. A Shomer should know where the body is at all times.
4. Shomrim should assist in moving the body they are watching. When an ID takes place, it is the Shomer who should replace the "Sharbelach" and shroud. The Shomer should be the one to remove the face/head cover for the ID, and should not allow the funeral director to touch the deceased.
5. A Shomer must stay with a body at all times when family is present before the funeral, at a visitation, or when an ID is being made.
6. When one Shomer is present, T'hillim is said for an average minimum of 15 minutes per hour. These periods may vary as expediency dictates, and must be said in the closest proximity of the body as possible. It is highly recommended to recite Tehillim at the beginning of every shift, and just prior to the service.
7. If there are two bodies to sit for, it is recommended to call for a second shomer. One Shomer may sit for two bodies for short durations, as it is impractical to call in a Shomer for only a few hours, the Shomer present is enough. However for a longer period, please call for a second shomer.
8. Two Shomrim are sufficient for two, three, four, or even more bodies. The thought of three or more shomrim is based in ignorance and unfounded, and is actually discouraged for various reasons.
9. If two Shomrim are present, these periods may be rotated. One Shomer says the T'hillim at one time, and the other on an alternative time or other convenient patterns. When the bodies are in separate locations, each time of T'hillim should be split between these locations.
10. A Shomer may retire at 12:00 a.m., after the last T'hillim, and arise at 6:00 a.m. When two Shomrim are present overnight, an effort should be made to extend the time of Shmira. Therefore, one Shomer retires at 10:00 p.m. and arises at 4:00 a.m., and the second Shomer retires at 12:00 a.m. and arises at 6:00 a.m.
The Shomer or Shomeres must always provide the means of being awakened on time.
11. A Female Shomeres may sit during the day or night. She may sit alone at night, only if she is either alone or with her husband, son, brother, or father being the second shomer. Under no circumstaces shall a woman Shomeres sit overnight with a male Shomer she is not related to.
12. A Female Shomeres shall be one who is qualified to do a Tahara with the Chevra Kadisha.
13. Prayer, eating, and other activities must be done during the breaks between the times designated for T'hillim, in the area designated by the director for use by Shomrim. The Shomer must maintain absolute cleanliness of this room at all times and keep his belongings neat and within the room provided for the Chevra at the Funeral Home. Shomrim should refrain from speaking on the phone loudly in public areas or for long periods of time, and from spending time in the office talking to funeral directors at times when they are busy. Though there is nothing wrong with being friendly with the Funeral Directos or Funeral Home staff, if they are so inclined, the Shomer or Shomeres should be careful to not interfere with their performance of their jobs.
14. Under no circumstances is a Shomer to use any funeral home equipment, including telephones, without permission. Please use your own cell phones for personal calls or to call the Chevra office.
15. A Shomer must inform the funeral director when he arrives and when he is leaving. He must also notify the funeral director before leaving the building for whatever reason, and should state the purpose and duration of leave. Unless permitted by the Vaad office, a Shomer should never be out for more than 45 minutes. Under no circumstances may a Shomer leave a funeral home door open at night, for any reason. If you don't have the key, you may not leave. It is normal for a Shomer or Shomeres to leave for short periods to take care of personal responsibilities, as long as each leave is of a duration of 45 minutes or less.
16. In summary, Shmira schedules must be strictly followed and communication between Shomrim and between fellow Shomrim & funeral directors must be very clear at all times.
17. Shomrim are required to be respectful of the funeral director, the family, and the Rabbi, and are responsible for the cleanliness and safety of the funeral home at all times.
18. Under no circumstances should a Shomer shame a family for ignorance or for the lack of level of religion or observance. However, "IF" and only if, a family asks a halachic question, you should answer if you are a Rov yourself and are so qualified. If you are not a Rov yourself, or are but not qualified, please refer them to a qualified Rov, or offer to call the Rov for them. But, again, this is ONLY upon the clear request by the family and may not be initiated by the Shomer.
Every Jewish body deserves a Shomer and a Tahara, no matter whether the deceased was religious or not. And, should a family, tragically, refuse a Tahara, it is sad enough that they will not be buried in a Jewish cemetery, still there should be a shomer..
1. The Funeral Director must provide: A) A comfortable, suitable, & private place to rest and to pray; B) a place to eat and to discard food; C) a place to sit when saying T'hillim near the body; D) access to refrigeration for food; E) a place to warm food, and keep it warm, for Shabbos.
2. The room dedicated and designated for the Chevra/Shomerim should be able to afford privacy for the shomer and security for his belongings.
3. The Funeral Director must provide a cot or sofa for the shomer to sleep during the night, and a shower for him/her to wash. You shower daily, and so should the Shomer or Shomeres.
4. The director is required to notify the Shomer when a body has been moved if the Shomer is not there when the move is made. It is best to ask the Shomer to assist whenever moving the remains he is watching. When a Vaad Removal (Hotza'ah) is involved, the body must be moved by the Shomer, or other Chevra personnel.
5. When an ID is made by the family, the director should allow the Shomer to replace the "Sharbelach" (pottery shards) and shroud in the traditional manner. The Shomer should be the only person handling the deceased's remains after the Tahara.
6. Funeral directors should deal with the Shomrim in an understanding and respectful manner that properly reflects their appreciation of the Shomrim, the difficulty of their job, and their respect for the function that the Shomer serves.
If there is any deviation from these guidelines and a Shomer or funeral director has a grievance, please bring such an issue to the attention of Rabbi Meisels at the Vaad Office.
Rabbi Nathan Meisels
Chevra Kadisha Adas Yereiim of Williamsburg, Brooklyn
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|You are eligible to begin the ACAP process up to 18 months (2 years, if retiring) prior to your scheduled separation. Personnel identified for chapter separation must attend ACAP as soon as they are identified for possible separation. Also, personnel identified for MEB/PEB must attend ACAP as soon as the MEB/PEB process starts. The sooner you begin, the better for you will be able to utilize services in accordance with your schedule, and the mision of your unit.
Ft Polk ACAP Staff
ACAP Transition Services
Manager (TSM)
ACAP Contract
Installation Manager (CIM)
The current staff consists of the TSM, the CIM, 3 Transition/Outplacement Counselors, 1 Soldier Family Assistance (SFAC) Transition/Outplacement Counselor and an Administrative Specialist.
The TSM oversees the ACAP, the Transition Assistance Program (TAP), and the ACAP Center at Ft Polk, LA.
Pre-separation Briefings are conducted every Monday - Friday in the center. The briefings are mandated by law for all transitioning Military Personnel. The briefings are 2 hours in duration with a 30-minute Initial Counseling (one-on-one) session for a total of 2.5 hours. Appointments to attend these briefings may be obtained by calling 337- 531-1591 or by going to https://www.acap.army.mil. Additionally, there is an option to complete the 2 hour portion of the briefing online before visiting the center for the required Initial Counseling session. The online briefing is located at https://www.acap.army.mil. Information and/or assistance in navigating this web site may be obtained by calling the center at 337-531-1591.
If you require more information about ACAP, how it pertains to you, or what we have to offer you may visit us at Bldg 4275, 7435 California Ave (on the Ft Polk Airfield) or call us at 337-531-1591, or visit https://www.acap.army.mil

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Amy is experienced, knowledgeable, persistent , readily accessible and friendly.
Amy's interests are traveling, architecture, meeting new people, reading, spending time in nature, learning about new opportunities, and spending time with her children and their families.
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The grants, awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), will be used to build a hangar, purchase property near a runway and cover costs of a wildlife study.
The grants will pay for a large percentage of project costs, but the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Department of Aviation (KDA) will cover portions of all three projects.
The grants awarded include:
· Fleming-Mason Airport, Flemingsburg – $518,576 for property acquisition for a portion of the Runway Protection Zone, control of which is required by the FAA for safety reasons. The estimated cost for the project is $576,196. While the federal grant is expected to pay 90 percent, the KDA will provide 7.5 percent of the cost – an estimated $43,215 – and the Fleming-Mason Airport Board will provide 2.5 percent – $14,405.
· Marion-Crittenden County Airport, Marion – $499,959 toward construction of a 10-unit hangar. Estimated total cost of the project is $555,510. The federal grant is expected to pay 90 percent of the cost with the KDA providing 7.5 percent – about $41,000 – and the airport providing 2.5 percent – an estimated $13,800.
· Capital City Airport, Frankfort – $100,000 to conduct a wildlife hazard assessment. It involves identifying wildlife species around the airport and assessing their numbers, locations, local movement, and daily/seasonal activities. The year-long study will include recommendations for mitigation for identified wildlife threats. Estimated total cost of the project is $105,334. The KDA will pay the balance.


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|Less books that lend themselves to plain boiled rice ...
Which led to me handing out some bad advice. Kids, pick only books which lend themselves to excellent food choices. I got the ball rolling with two entirely inappropriate but obvious recommendations.
"How about Like Water for Chocolate?" I asked.
"What's that about?" Ms10 inquired.
"Um, chocolate ... and love ... sex ..." My voice trailed off.
"I know, I know. The peculiar taste of lemon cake." This would definitely be my top pick for delicious and easy book-food choice.
Again from Ms10. "But is that appropriate?"
"Nah, not really." And I thought about the very adult themes of a book written in the voice of a teenage girl with an unusual supernatural power: she can sense everything her mother is feeling through her cooking, literally. Which leads her to the eventual discovery that her mother is having an affair. Amongst other things.
At this point I was pretty much out of ideas. Apparently books that lend themselves to great food tend towards the raunchy. Which is fine, except when you are a mother attempting to be vaguely appropriate.
So help me out. What are your book recommendations for tweens and teens that lend themselves to great food? Or even okay food. Pretty much anything but white rice.
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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
By Sarah Fenske
Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
By Danny Wicentowski
My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
By Lindsay Toler
Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
By Danny Wicentowski
Darren Wilson Gives Speech to Nonprofit
By Danny Wicentowski
Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
By Jessica Lussenhop
Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
By Lindsay Toler
By Lindsay Toler
A) Joe Satriani
B) Steve Vai
C) Eric Johnson
D) Yngwie Malmsteen
66) State Senator Bill Alter of High Ridge, at the suggestion of an eleven-year-old girl, introduced legislation that would bar grocery stores from selling what?
A) Individually packaged beer or beer that is refrigerated below 60 degrees
B) Wine with an alcohol content above 12 percent
C) Gay-themed pornography
D) Diet Coke and Mentos as part of the same purchase
67) Jackson, Missouri, student Nathan Warmack was barred from wearing what after he arrived at a high school dance sporting it?
A) A thong
B) A kilt
C) A nose ring
D) Grillz
68) What celebrity dropped in at O.B. Clark's bar in Brentwood with two Chihuahuas in tow?
A) John Lithgow
B) Paris Hilton
C) Mickey Rourke
D) Farrah Fawcett
Match the team with the sport:
69) RiverCity Rage
70) River City Rascals
71) St. Louis Swarm
72) Missouri River Otters
A) Indoor football
B) Basketball
C) Baseball
D) Hockey
73) Last year SabaH shuttered its New York City location to open in the Bevo Mill neighborhood. What is SabaH?
A) The nation's largest Bosnian-American newspaper
B) A world-famous Bosnian eatery
C) A human-rights organization that protects the interests of Bosnian Americans
D) The world's largest manufacturer of backyard smokehouses
74) Which municipality was cited by author Dave Gilmartin in his book The Absolutely Worst Places to Live in America?
A) St. Louis, Missouri
B) Pine Lawn, Missouri
C) Festus, Missouri
D) Granite City, Illinois
75) What catapulted north St. Louis County suburb Black Jack into the news this year?
A) Its city council legalized possession of small amounts of medical marijuana.
B) It unilaterally declared all forms of stem-cell research to be cloning and warned that violators would be charged with "crimes against humanity."
C) Its city council passed an ordinance prohibiting more than three people from living together in a single-family residence unless they are related by "blood, marriage or adoption"
D) It made the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest-ever game of blackjack, with 2,134 players.
Match the politician with the office he or she won in the November elections:
76) Claire McCaskill
77) Mike McMillan
78) Susan Montee
79) Jeff Smith
A) St. Louis License Collector
B) State Auditor
C) State Senator
D) U.S. Senator
80) According to AutoVantage, an automobile club, St. Louis drivers are among the nation's most courteous. Where does the city rank?
A) 2nd
B) 3rd
C) 8th
D) 17th
81) In December President Bush nominated Clayton businessman and deep-pocketed Republican donor Sam Fox to become ambassador to which country?
A) Belgium
B) Spain
C) Freedonia
D) Luxembourg
82) Who is Abigale Lynn Woods?
A) Missouri's oldest female death-row inmate
B) The first baby cloned under Missouri's stem-cell initiative
C) The recently announced Libertarian candidate for president of the United States
D) A baby abducted from her rural Missouri home
83) What the hell is that building where the Blues play called again?
A) Paige Laurie's Club 64 East West
B) Savvis Center
C) The Checkerdome
D) Scottrade Center
84) St. Louis Rapper Jibbs' "Chain Hang Low" borrows its melody from which traditional song?
A) "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
B) "Zip Coon"
C) "Old Folks at Home"
D) "Moon River"
85) In December Chesterfield resident Hellen Carpenter offered up for auction items she inherited from her famous grandfather. Who was he?
A) Dr. James Naismith, creator of the game of basketball
B) Charles Darrow, who copyrighted Monopoly
C) Dr. William Mathias Scholl, who founded Dr. Scholl's
D) Martin Wilkes Heron, creator of Southern Comfort
86) What Detroit player made the final out of the 2006 World Series?
A) Magglio Ordoñez
B) Sean Casey
C) Brandon Inge
D) Pudge
87) Where did 2006 National League Most Valuable Player Ryan Howard attend high school?
A) Vashon
B) Lindbergh
C) McCluer North
D) Lafayette
Match the book with the local author:
88) Curses
89) Setting the Table
90) The Discomfort Zone
91) One Fine Stooge: Larry Fine's Frizzy Life in Pictures
A) Stephen Cox
B) Kevin Huizenga
C) Danny Meyer
D) Jonathan Franzen
92) "It is much bigger and better than what was originally talked about," St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay said at a news conference in October. To what was Slay referring?
A) St. Louis' shocking population gain, as reflected in revised census figures
B) The proposed hospital complex to be constructed on city-owned Forest Park land
C) A newly designed floating McDonald's that promises to revitalize the St. Louis riverfront
D) The proposed Ballpark Village project adjacent to Busch Stadium
93) In 2006 St. Louis lost three of its most famous blues legends. Which is still among the living?
A) Henry Townsend
B) Barbara Carr
C) Clarence Johnson
D) Bennie Smith
94) Which local men's store was named this year as one of Esquire's "Finest Men's Specialty Stores in the Country"?
A) Gus's Fashions
B) Sam Cavato
C) Ziezo
D) Level 1
95) This past spring the Gateway Grizzlies debuted a new menu item, "Baseball's Best Burger," at their home opener. What are the ingredients?
A) A hamburger, two strips of bacon, and cheddar cheese served between two halves of a glazed doughnut
B) A hot dog cut lengthwise and served between two hamburgers with a dollop of macaroni and cheese on a pretzel-dough bun
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(Gluten-Free Family Life) Gingerbread House Tradition
December 18, 2012
Editor's Note from Elizabeth Barbone:
Elizabeth submitted her story on how to make gingerbread houses before the tragedy happened in Connecticut. It was supposed to run last week (Friday, actually). But it didn't feel right to run such a fun piece in light of what was happening.
Right now, you might be looking for projects to work on with your children. This gingerbread house is a great one. It takes some time (read: gives you time to laugh and talk and assuage the fears they might have.) and in the end you're left with a cute little house that makes your Christmas even brighter.
Peace and love to you.
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Madonna's attempts to adopt little Mercy James from Malawi seem to be turning into an ever-complicated mess. Only a few days before the singer's official appeal against the decision to refuse her to take the toddler to live with her, Mercy's father has now decided to enter the fray and apply for full custody. James Kambewa — who has never met Mercy after walking out on her mother while she was pregnant — now claims his daughter needs "parental love" and casts aspersions on Madonna's suitability to be a parent.
"I don't think Madonna is a model mum. I have seen her in movies of her songs. She doesn't portray good morals. How can a woman of 50 dance almost naked on stage? I wouldn't want my daughter to grow up like that! In Malawi women respect themselves. Cultured women do not go about half-naked," he says. He has enlisted the help of the Human Rights Consultative Committee in his case, who believe Malawi should take care of its own children. Madonna's appeal is due to be heard next Monday. [Photo: Reuters]


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Nokia Sirius tablet tipped to bring Lumia style to battle iPad
This week there's word that the fabled Nokia tablet will be coming to fruition with the name Sirius and intention on fighting the iPad directly. As the Microsoft-made Windows RT was originally created to be a slightly more mobile iteration of the full Windows 8 experience, Nokia may very well be making good on this operating systems push to attack the iPad. Word today from a source speaking with The Verge also suggests that the pricing of this Nokia tablet will be "similar" to Apple's iPad.


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The Problem
There has been a quirk in IE (specifically IE5.5 Win, since it's the only version I run) that has bothered me for some time. Block level elements such as DIVs that have a dashed border, do strange things in this browser when scrolling. It glitches, and the dashed border can either disappear in parts, or run together. You can see a screenshot of the problem here. It was by accident that I stumbled onto the reason, and thereby a workaround/solution.
While getting ready to rework the CSS for a section of this site, I vaguely noticed that the pages which used the dashed border were not glitching. I really didn't think much of it at the time, but once I had reworked the CSS, the page glitched like crazy.
What I had removed, which caused the glitching to begin, was the shorthand element
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body tag. I had removed it because it was lazily
left behind at one point, and was really doing nothing. Or so I thought.
The Fix
What it was doing was preventing IE from glitching on the dashed borders specified elsewhere in the document. I played with all kinds of variations, but it came down to specifying the entire element. Since a missing background graphic doesn't show placeholders or the annoying little red X, I specified a graphic which doesn't exist. (eg. foo.gif) You'll notice the fix is in use on this page, and there is no glitching present in IE. But in this page, which does not have the line of code, the dashed borders should glitch.
The entire line looks like this:
background: #fff url(foo.gif) fixed no-repeat top left;
Why IE does this in the first place, or why this fixes it, I have no idea. This is just a workaround, until Microsoft fixes the problem. More troubleshooting still needs to be done.


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LUZERNE — Some residents in Luzerne borough may have found their cars clear of snow.
Mckenzie Hall and Jidilea Balyout could be responsible for the good deed.
The two 20 year olds are missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the Mormon church.
The young women represent their faith by sporting skirts, even while shoveling snow.
In Luzerne County, they're becoming known as "the shoveling sisters in skirts."
"We are advised to wear pants, but there's times you see people and they really need a snow shoveler and we don't have time to wear pants, we just wear our skirts. Then we just go shovel their snow," said Sister Balyout.
"I think that's pretty neat. I think that is cool. I've never seen that before. I think that is awesome," said James Gurver of Luzerne.
The young women walk around looking for cars that are covered in snow and may need a little extra help shoveling out.
"We shoveled in Dallas, Trucksville, Luzerne and we also did Edwardsville," said Balyout.
Sister Balyout is originally from the Philippines, while Sister Hall hails from Utah.
They believe helping out is a good way to meet people.
"I'm new here and so, I don't know, people seem to really like it though. They're really appreciative," said Sister Hall.
The sisters plan to be in Luzerne County for the next six weeks, which should give them plenty of time for more shoveling opportunities.


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Amanbagh is situated in a secluded oasis of lush vegetation, a 90-minute journey east of Jaipur. The resort rests in the foothills of the Aravalli Hills and benefits from the region's rural splendour and legendary cultural heritage.
New Delhi, with its broad boulevards and tree-lined avenues, is the main gateway to Amanresorts' properties in India. The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is a 45-minute flight from Delhi and has direct flight links with Dubai. It is therefore another option for those going directly to Amanbagh.
There are around six commercial jet services each day between Jaipur and Delhi during the high season. Car transfers between Jaipur and Amanbagh take approximately 90 minutes.
Guests need to book their own plane tickets through an international travel agent, however Amanresorts' reservations office can help coordinate flights. All travel times and rates are subject to change without notice.
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Free health screenings available Aug. 20-23
August 15, 2012
The MSU on the Move program, made possible by grant funding from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation, will provide free health screenings for faculty, staff and students Aug. 20–23 from 8-11 a.m.
Monday-Thompson Hall Atrium
Tuesday-Sanderson Center Lounge
Wednesday-Drill Field
Thursday-South Hall Lobby
For future dates and locations, please visit www.msuonthemove.msstate.edu.
For best screening results, fasting eight hours prior to testing is recommended, but not required.
With each screening, participants will receive a free MSU on the Move t-shirt, Freshens smoothie coupon from MSU Dining Services, and information about the program. There is no obligation. Screenings are completely free. Please visit www.msuonthemove.msstate.edu for more information.


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Professional ConnectionMore than just classes, your residency in the Sport Management Master's Program is a two-year adventure in building a network of professional contacts that can serve as the foundation for lifelong career growth. Faculty, guest lecturers, staff, alumni and fellow students all can provide referrals to key personnel for insight about career strategies, organizations of interest and new opportunities.Cohort ExperienceEach class of students begins the Sport Management Master's Program as a "Cohort", a single group of peers who start together and finish 23 months later. The cohort serves both as a learning community of scholars and a support network. This model of education allows faculty to tailor practical examples and assignments in the courses to the unique needs and interests of individuals in each cohort.
Program of StudyThe program consists of 36 graduate units. Each class meets one evening a week from 6:30p to 10:30pm. The entire program is two years or 23 months in length. Visit the Courses page for specific details.InternshipsA cornerstone of the Sport Management Master's Program is the internship experience. Internships are available in all facets of the sports industry, which helps students build professional competencies and a network of industry contacts. The Sport Management Program is committed to helping students find and take advantage of available internship opportunities.Career GoalsStudents in the Sport Management Master's Program develop skills that lead to long-term professional growth in the sport marketplace. The Sport Management Program is designed to provide professional preparation for management and leadership positions across a range of organizations in the sport industry.
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Alexandra Anne Bright and Nathanial Louis Schreiner were united in marriage on June 14, 2014 at Frankenmuth United Methodist Church. The Reverends David Eardley and Scott Harmon officiated, with music provided by Robin Crawford, friend of the couple.
Allie is the daughter of Dorothy Hollobaugh of Frankenmuth and Ralph and Deb Bright of Midland. Nathan is the son of Terry and Suzanne Schreiner, also of Frankenmuth.
Erica Schreiner, sister-in-law of the groom, was matron of honor and Rashelle Stockmeyer, friend of the bride, was maid of honor. Flower girl was Ainsley Roberts, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Renee Frahm, Jessica Mossner, Taylor Holland, Monica Bourdow and Courtney Hartwick, all friends of the couple.
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I.T. ECM Management Services
Main Scope of Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Ability to work independently, lead small to medium sized teams on engagements
2. Developing technology mapping to identify critical content management capabilities
3. Recommending technology standards based on identified duplication and gaps
4. Creating an enterprise roadmap to help rationalize a multi-product ECM environment.
5. Plan and manage content audits and content analysis
6. Develop governance models, procedures, and policies
7. Work with business and technical stakeholders to create Enterprise Content Management solutions
8. Maintain effective relationships with key customers and stakeholders ensuring the programs benefits continue to tie into IT strategy.
9. Execute SQL and/or Crystal reports on ECM content to ensure appropriate content management.
- Create and manage rules for processing documents in ECM system, including rules for business workflows, automatic metadata tagging, and keyword tagging
10. Ensure full interoperability and seamless connections between all internal and external data feeds and operational systems
11. Responsible for the design, implementation and management of enterprise content management (ECM) system, including user permissions, metadata fields, records management retention policies, business processing workflows, automatic keyword tagging, document file type creation and management, files plan management, Integration to respective applications and facilitation of search for records.
12. Plan and manage development of business and technical documentation
13. Adhere to the banks established procedures, policies and guidelines.
14. Pursue any other related activities as directed by superiors.
Minimum Qualifications & Experience Requirements:
1. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or any related field from an accredited institution.
2. A Minimum of 5+ years experience with the design, development and implementation of Enterprise Content Management solutions/projects.
3. A Minimum of 1+ years of previous project management experience inclusive of people management
4. 8+ years of experience in software development.
5. Ability to architect an ECM solution and provide optimization recommendations to content managers
6. ECM product knowledge in one or more of the following technologies: IBM, Oracle, NewGen
7. Knowledge of HTML/JavaScript/CSS/JQuery
8. Strong knowledge of ECM architectures, functional components, interfaces, and processes
9. Strong knowledge of ECM/application integration approaches
10. Strong knowledge of ECM performance issues, optimization, as well as performance troubleshooting and tuning techniques
11. Extensive experience with Information Architecture, Knowledge Management, Metadata, Retention Policies, Business Process Management.
12. Strong knowledge of Database (Oracle / MS SQL Server), Operating Systems (Windows 2000 / 2003, Unix, Linux),
13. Experience with load/volume testing, templating languages, using structured methodology.
14. Communicative and dynamic personality
15. Skills in the areas of Digital Asset Management, Digital Rights Management, Document Management, Web Content Management, etc.
16. Experience in capture and migration mechanisms, metadata and indexing, taxonomies, ontologies and folksonomies
17. Experience in defining strategies and managing teams to deliver overall information architecture and governance.
18. Solid knowledge of Internet/Web Protocols (HTTP, TCP/IP, SMTP, FTP)
19. Strong organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks and competing priorities
20. Proficiency with Agile SDLC processes
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- Job Role: Technology/IT
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What's the Deal with LivingSocial?
Michael I. Norton; Luc Wathieu; Betsy Page Sigman; Marco Bertini
Price: $6.93
Tim O'Shaughnessy, the 29-year-old CEO of LivingSocial, is growing a revolutionary worldwide business of "daily deals"-in which retailers offer a heavily-discounted product or service available for purchase for brief (often 24-hour) windows. The case explores the complicated sharing of risks and rewards between LivingSocial, participating retailers, and customers, focusing on the return on investment in both the short- and longer-term for LivingSocial's retail partners. In addition, given the rapid growth of the daily deals space and the accompanying proliferation of competitors including Groupon and Amazon.com, the case focuses on the need for constant innovation in product offerings to maintain differentiation from copycats.
Learning objective:
The case is an ideal vehicle to revisit the basics of advertising and consumer management in a contemporary technological context - online daily deals. The case discussion is designed to help the CEO devise a strong strategy of marketing innovation (and leverage his position as an intermediary between the world of "online" and the world of local businesses). In order to facilitate this discussion, the discussion involves understanding a) the power and trends of technological platforms in the age of social media, b) the tactics and economics of sales incentives and contemporary advertising, and c) the basics of market segmentation and customer management.
Subjects Covered:
Advertising; Brand management; Customer service; Inventory; Market research; Marketing; Sales
- Geographic:United States
- Industry: Online information services
- Industry: Online retail
- Industry: Retail trade
- Industry: Web services
- Company Employee Count:5000
- Company Revenue:$100 million
- Event Year Begin:2011
- Revision Date:
- Aug 26, 2013
- Publication Date:
- Feb 24, 2012
- Discipline:
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On Monday, November 11, the Academy launched a new workshop series meant to introduce students to the experience of having office hours with a college professor. Ten Willamette Academy students had the opportunity to mingle with Willamette University professors Geneveive Orr (Computer Science) and Megan Ybarra (Politics) in the University's Bistro, a student-run coffee shop and studying/socializing hub. The students sat in small groups and were able to chat and ask questions of professors Orr and Ybarra. Students shared their current education and career aspirations and leanred about the professors' personal and professional experiences. This workshop, designed to de-mystified the college experience, was valuable for both the students, as well as for the professors who were happy and willing to engage in conversation with students.


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The Matchup
The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team concludes its stretch of three consecutive home games Dec. 17 against Wagner College. Game time at Lundholm Gym is 7 p.m.
UNH has a 5-1 lifetime record, including last year's 73-72 overtime win on the road, against Wagner College. The Wildcats have won each of the last four meetings dating back to a Dec. 3, 1995 win (79-67) at the Sheraton Big Apple Classic (Manhattan College was the host school). UNH also prevailed 74-52 at Wagner in December 2005 and again in November 2006 at home by a score of 80-70 – that is the only previous matchup played at UNH.
The Seahawks' lone win in this series was Dec. 3, 1988 at the Warner Classic (Fairfield University); the final was 75-58.
New Hampshire won the inaugural meeting, 65-53, at the 1986 Wagner Christmas Classic.
Countdown To 1,000
UNH will play the 1,000th game in program history Jan. 5, 2013 at home against Stony Brook University. Game time at Lundholm Gym is 4 p.m.
The State Of New Hampshire
New Hampshire enters Monday's home game against Wagner College with a 4-5 overall record that includes a 2-1 mark at home. Due to finals week (Dec. 10-15), the team has been idle since its 43-32 loss to Central Connecticut State University at Lundholm Gym on Dec. 9.
The Wildcats have lost four of their last five games since starting the season 3-1.
UNH has a 2-1 home record against non-conference opponents this season; last year, the 'Cats went 1-3 in non-conference home games.
UNH played six of its first seven games of the season away from home, but on Dec. 17 the Wildcats close a three-game homestand that started Dec. 5 vs. Dartmouth and continued Dec. 9 against CCSU.
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@UNHHoops Kaylee Kilpatrick leads @AmericaEast in field goal percentage at 59.6%
UNH vs. NEC
New Hampshire has an 0-2 record against teams from the Northeast Conference – Wagner was picked 12th in the 12-team NEC Preseason Poll. The Wildcats were defeated 60-53 by Quinnipiac University in a nuetral-site game at the Brown Bear Basketball Classic on Dec. 1 and the 'Cats also lost 43-32 to Central Connecticut State University at home on Dec. 9.
Scoring Struggles
UNH is averaging 52.1 points per game and has eclipsed 60 points once in nine games – that was a 68-65 win at Holy Cross on Nov. 17 (the second game of the season). The Wildcats have scored less than 45 points two of the last three games with 43 at Brown (Dec. 2; 50-43 loss) and 32 against Central Connecticut State (Dec. 9; 43-32 loss).
The 32 points marked UNH's lowest point total since a 59-32 loss to the University of Hartford on Feb. 4, 2009 and stands as the Wildcats' third-lowest scoring output – New Hampshire was held to a program-low 30 points Jan. 31, 1985 at Northeastern University and 31 points at the University of Rhode Island on Nov. 28, 1993.
What just happened
Senior forward Morgan Frame recorded 11 points and seven rebounds but UNH was defeated 43-32 by Central Connecticut State University at Lundholm Gym on Sunday, Dec. 9. The Wildcats, who never led the in the game, pulled within 36-32 on Frame's layup with 7:11 remaining, but the 'Cats did not score the rest of the way.
New Hampshire recorded season lows in points (32) and field goal percentage (23.5%; 12 of 51) – as well as assists (four) – while committing a season-high 27 turnovers.
UNH went 0-for-17 from 3-point range as both Cari Reed and Lauren Wells both attempted six 3-pointers and Kelsey Hogan fired up four 3s.
What Happens next
The Wildcats close the month of December with road games against Cleveland State (Dec. 22) and Colgate (Dec. 29).
New Hampshire Notables
UNH was at opposite ends of the spectrum in consecutive games with a season-low 10 turnovers against Darmouth College (Dec. 5) and season-high 27 turnovers vs. CCSU (Dec. 9).
If you're wondering when the last time the Wildcats had a lower field goal percentage than the 23.5% (12-for-51) they recorded Dec. 9 against CCSU, you only have to look back at last season when UNH shot 21.8% (12 of 55) from the floor at Boston University on Jan. 19.
The 43 points scored by CCSU marked the fewest allowed in a UNH loss. The previous low scored by the opposition in a New Hampshire loss was 46 by Dartmouth College on Dec. 30, 1993 (46-42 at Dartmouth).
Including those two losses, UNH has a 114-5 lifetime record when holding the opponent below 50 points.
Through seven games, UNH's largest lead was 10 points. The Wildcats doubled that with a 20-point advantage (54-34) against Dartmouth on Dec. 5.
'Cat Clips
Sophomore forward Kaylee Kilpatrick recorded a career-high 10 rebounds Dec. 9 vs. CCSU. One game earlier, Kilpatrick netted a personal-best 16 points against Dartmouth (Dec. 5) on 7 of 9 shooting from the floor and 2-for-3 from the foul line.
Freshman guard Elizabeth Belanger tallied a career-high three steals against CCSU.
Sophomore forward Stephanie Spoto recorded a career-high eight rebounds and matched a personal best of two assists vs. Dartmouth.
Senior guard Lauren Wells tallied four steals against Darmouth to equal her career high.
Senior forward Morgan Frame matched her season highs in both rebounds (eight) and steals (three) vs. Dartmouth.
3-Point Pitfalls
With senior guard Cari Reed and junior guard Kelsey Hogan entering the season shooting 36.2% and 41.5%, resectively, from 3-point range, one wouldn't expect the UNH Wildcats to have many games struggling to make a 3-pointer.
But New Hampshire went 0-for-17 from 3-point range against Central Connecticut State at Lundholm Gym on Dec. 9 with Reed and Lauren Wells missing six 3-pointers and Hogan attempting four 3-point shots; Jilliane Friel accounted for the other 3-point field goal attempt.
That game marked the second time in nine games that UNH did not make a 3-point shot. The Wildcats were 0-for-7 from 3-point range in the Nov. 14 season opener at Yale.
Prior to this season, the last time the 'Cats did not make a 3-point field goal was Feb. 25, 2009, when they missed all 15 shots from beyond the arc against Stony Brook University at Lundholm Gym (50-49 win).
This Date In History
In the 37-year history of UNH varsity women's basketball, the Wildcats have a 3-0 record on Dec. 17 and that includes two wins at home. The most recent Dec. 17 game occurred in 1995, when the Wildcats defeated Boston College, 67-64, in the first-ever women's basketball game played at UNH's Whittemore Center.
Milestone Watch
One current 'Cat is already in the Top 10 on UNH's career leaderboard for 3-point field goals made and another will approach that list during the 2012-13 season. Senior shooting guard Cari Reed ascended into the top 5 at the Brown Bear Basketball Classic with the first of her four 3-pointers vs. Quinnipiac. Reed is currently No. 5 at 140. Junior point guard Kelsey Hogan is 12th at 91. Hogan is also No. 13 in career assists with 233.
Clutch Performer
Senior shooting guard Cari Reed has been a clutch performer for the 'Cats this season. In the opener at Yale, Reed pulled down a defensive rebound with nine seconds remaining and secured the 57-51 victory by hitting both foul shots with five seconds to play. Then at Holy Cross on Nov. 17, Reed lifted UNH to a 68-65 victory by hitting a 3-pointer with three seconds on the clock. Against Cornell (Nov. 25), she hit a pair of free throws with nine seconds remaining to extend UNH's lead to three points and the final margin of 59-56.
Through nine games this season, Reed leads the team in scoring (12.8 ppg) and rebounding (7.4 rpg) as well as field goals made (40) and atempted (97), 3-point field goals made (19) and attempted (52)and minutes (34.4 mpg). She is second in assists (15) and free throws made (16) attempted (20).
Reed made 10 3-pointers (10-for-20) spanning three games (Dec. 1-5) with three against Dartmouth and Brown and four vs. Quinnipiac.
Reed has been the team's top scorer five times, and the top rebounder five times. She recorded her second double-double of the season Dec. 2 at Brown with a season-high 21 points and 11 rebounds. Her first double-double of the season (second of her career) occurred Nov. 17 with 18 points and 12 rebounds at Holy Cross. Both totals led all players and the 12 rebounds matched her personal best. She nearly tallied a double-double in two other games with eight points, 11 rebounds at Yale and 12 points, eight rebounds at Boston College.
Also of note, Reed led the'Cats in points (10), rebounds (six) and assists (four) at Harvard (Nov. 28).
Hitting the boards
UNH has outrebounded the opponent in six of nine games this season. The Wildcats recorded the rebound advantage each of its first four games against Yale (44-36), Holy Cross (31-24), Boston College (36-31) and Cornell (40-39), but then Harvard hit the glass for a decisive 43-27 edge against the Wildcats.
At the Brown Bear Basketball Classic, Quinnipiac tallied a 39-35 advantage and then New Hampshire was +15 (43-28) against Brown. UNH and Dartmouth were level at 38 boards apiece, then the 'Cats tallied a 43-36 edge against Central Connecticut State.
Framework For Success
Senior forward Morgan Frame was selected to the America East Preseason All-Conference Team at the league's Media Day in late October.
Through nine games, Frame leads the team in free throws made (18) and attempted (27) as well as steals (10). She ranks second in scoring (9.8 ppg), rebounding (6.0 rpg), field goals made (35) and attempted (82), field goal perentage (42.7%).
Frame has proven capable of taking control of games. With UNH trailing by 10 points (56-46) with eight minutes remaining at Holy Cross, Frame scored nine consecutive points and 11 overall during the Wildcats' 15-0 run; she also had two steals during that stretch. Frame finished the game with a season-high 17 points.
In the next game at Boston College, Frame scored eight consecutive UNH points in the latter part of the first half as the 'Cats and Eagles exchanged baskets. Frame finished that game with a season-high eight rebounds.
On Dec. 5 against Dartmouth, Frame tied her season highs in both rebounds (eight) and steals (three).
Get Outta Here
New Hampshire recorded just one blocked shot through three games and then recorded two in the Nov. 25 home opener against Cornell University. Sophomore forward Kaylee Kilpatrick accounted for all three blocks to that point, and then senior guard Lauren Wells tallied two blocks at Harvard (Nov. 28).
UNH recorded a season-high three blocks Dec. 2 at Brown; the 'Cats tallied two blocks one day earlier against Quinnipiac.
Through nine games, New Hampshire has a 13-12 edge in blocked shots.
Captain of the 'Cats
Junior guard Kelsey Hogan is captain of the 2012-13 UNH Wildcats; last year, she was a co-captain alongside Denise Beliveau and started all 30 games. Hogan is a mulitple threat in the backcourt – as the quarterback of the offense, she is strong on the dribble and an excellent passer; she is also an accurate jumpshooter who led not only the team but the America East conference in 3-point field goal percentage (.446; 41-for-92) a year ago.
Through nine games this season, Hogan, who missed two games (Nov. 25 & 28), leads the team in assists (30; 4.3 apg) and is third in scoring (8.3 ppg) as well as fourth in rebounding (3.9 rpg). She is also second in both 3-pointers made (five) minutes per game (34.3).
Hogan matched her career high of nine assists Nov. 17 at Holy Cross. She established that personal benchmark Jan. 22, 2012 vs. Binghamton University.
In the opener at Yale, Hogan made all eight free throw attempts; the eight foul shots was a career high. She recorded a season-high seven rebounds Dec. 2 at Brown.
After missing two games, junior guard Kelsey Hogan returned to the starting lineup both games of the Brown Bear Basketball Classic. In 34 minutes against Quinnipiac, Hogan tallied 11 points, three assists, two steals and a block. She then recorded seven rebounds and six assists vs. Brown – once again, in 34 minutes.
Nothing's Free
The Wildcats attempted just two free throws (and made both) in the 50-43 loss at Brown (Dec. 2). It marked the lowest number of FTs made since Feb. 25, 2010, when UNH went 1-for-6 from the foul line against Binghamton University. The two FTs attempted is the lowest since Dec. 30, 2009, when the 'Cats also went 2-for-2 at Syracuse.
UNH did not attempt a first-half free throw at Harvard University (Nov. 28). The 'Cats made 8 of 12 foul shots in the second half.
UNH attempted just four free throws – and made all four – in the 68-65 victory at Holy Cross (Nov. 17).
UNH recorded season highs in both free throws made (15) and attempted (19) in the Nov. 14 season opener at Yale.
Going Back To The Wells Again
Another player who returns with starting experience is senior guard Lauren Wells, who utilizes her quickness and athleticism to drive past defenders – and be a disruptive force at the other end of the court as a defender – but she can also hit the mid-range jumper.
Wells missed the entire 2012 season due to injury, but she started 21 of 29 games in 2011 as a junior and was in the starting lineup all 31 games in '10. In her junior season, Wells ranked third on the team in steals, fourth in assists and fifth in scoring; she also led the team in free throw percentage and ranked ninth in America East in 3-point field goal percentage.
Wells, who started each of the first two games of the 2012-13 season, came off the bench vs. Cornell to score nine points in 24 minutes on 3-for-6 shooting from the floor and 2 of 2 from the foul line. Wells also came off the bench at Harvard and tallied four points, five rebounds and two blocks in 24 minutes.
Wells returned to the starting lineup for both games at the Brown Bear Basketball Classic, where she scored a season-high 10 points on 5 of 9 shooting against Quinnipiac on Dec.1. She matched her career high of four steals Dec. 5 against Dartmouth and with one block vs. the Big Green, she moved into a tie atop the team's leaderboard in blocks at four (with Kaylee Kilpatrick); she is currently second.
Wells is averaging 4.9 points, 2.3 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 27.4 minutes per game.
Return to Action
Senior shooting guard Jilliane Friel, who was sidelined the opening two weeks of the season due to injury, made her 2012-13 season debut in the Nov. 25 home opener vs. Cornell, and she was even pressed into the role of point guard due to the Wildcats' injury and foul trouble.
In 15 minutes, Friel contributed across the board with three points, two rebounds, one steal and four assists, which matched her career high.
This season she is averaging 0.8 points and 1.0 rebounds in 6.2 minutes per game.
Marked improvement
New Hampshire improved its win total seven games from the 2010-11 (nine victories) to 2011-12 seasons (16 victories) to tie the second-highest margin of improvement in program history. UNH also saw a seven-game improvement from 1998 (12) to 1999 (19), while the highest mark of eight games was from 1991 (10) to 1992 (18).
Conference Call
Entering this weekend's action, UNH ranks eighth in the America East conference in offense (52.1 ppg) and third in defense (54.4 ppg). The Wildcats rank fifth in field goal percentage (.379) and third in free throw percentage (.684), as well as fourth in rebounding margin (+2.4).
On the individual leaderboards, senior guard Cari Reed ranks third in scoring (12.8 ppg) and fifth in rebounding (7.4 rpg) – she is the only player among the Top 5 in both stats. Reed is also third in free throw percentage (.800), fourth in minutes (34.4 per game) and sixth in 3-point field goal percentage (.365).
Sophomore forward Kaylee Kilpatrick leads America East in field goal percentage at 59.6% while junior guard Kelsey Hogan is second in assists (4.3 per game). In other stats, senior forward Morgan Frame is tied for eighth in rebounding (6.0 rpg).
Consistent 'Cat
Sophomore forward Stephanie Spoto scored two points each of the initial four games of the season before matching her career high of four points Nov. 28 at Harvard. She went scoreless, however, in both games at the Brown Bear Basketball Classic – she attemped just one field goal on the weekend – and has not scored a point since Harvard.
Spoto pulled down a career-high eight rebounds and matched her personal best of two steals in 18 minutes against Dartmouth on Dec. 5. She recorded four rebounds Nov. 25 vs. Cornell – that was a personal best at the time – and career-high two assists against both Cornell and Holy Cross (Nov. 17). She is averaging 10.2 minutes per game.
Second-Season Wildcats
Sophomore forward Kaylee Kilpatrick started the initial five games and came off the bench three consecutive games before returning to the starting lineup Dec. 9 vs. Central Connecticut State. She is averaging 7.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 23.0 minutes per game. Kilpatrick leads the team in field goal percentage at 59.6% and blocks (five), and she is fourth in scoring as well as third in rebounding.
Kilpatrick recorded a personal best of 10 rebounds Dec. 9 against CCSU. One game earlier, she scored a career-high 16 points against Dartmouth College (Dec. 5). She made 7 of 9 field goal attempts and went 2-for-3 from the foul line in 18 minutes of action; her other stats included four rebounds and two assists as she was named America East Player of the Game.
Kilpatrick's other season highlights include eight points at Yale (Nov. 14) and 10 points on 5-for-6 shooting at Holy Cross (Nov. 17). She also tallied a personal-best three assists in that game vs. HC.
Sophomore point guard Ariel Gaston has played in all nine games and was in the starting lineup in consecutive games against Cornell and Harvard (when Kelsey Hogan was sidelined). Gaston helped secure the Wildcats' victory against Cornell with two defensive rebounds in the last 15 seconds of the game. Against Dartmouth College (Wednesday, Dec. 5), she was an across-the-board contributor with six points, three rebounds, two assists and two steals in 16 minutes.
Gaston's other season highlights include four rebounds at Yale, Harvard and Quinnipiac as well as three steals at Holy Cross; she tallied three assists both games at the Brown Bear Basketball Classic.
Sophomore guard Sarah-Marie Frankenbeger will miss the entire 2012-13 season due to injury.
The UNH women's basketball program welcomed four newcomers to the 2012-13 squad and that includes sophomore center Corinne Coia, who transferred following her freshman year (2011-12) at the University of Rhode Island; she is ineligible to play for the Wildcats this season.
Kendall Martenet is the other new addition to the frontcourt. The 6-2 forward was a three-time captain at Mukwonago High School, where she led the team in rebounding as a junior and senior.
Martenet, who played four minutes off the bench in the season opener at Yale (Nov. 14) but did not play at Holy Cross, saw four minutes of first-half action Nov. 20 at BC. She hit 15-foot jumpers on back-to-back possessions to lift the 'Cats into a 33-33 tie late in the half. Those marked her first career points. Martenet played a season-high 11 minutes at Brown (Dec. 2) and pulled down a personal-best four rebounds. She is averaging 1.1 ppg and 1.3 rpg in 6.4 minutes per game (eight games played).
Elizabeth Belanger and Victoria Duffey joined the Wildcat backcourt. Belanger garnered ESPN Boston All-State Team and Boston Herald All-Scholastic Team, Lowell Sun Player of the Year and Dual County League MVP accolades at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School.
Belanger, who has started each of the last seven games, is averaging 6.1 points, 3.7 rebounds, 0.8 assists and 23.6 minutes per game.
In her second career start, Belanger recorded her first career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds against Cornell (Nov. 25). Belanger made her collegiate debut off the bench in the season opener at Yale; she finished with eight points, three rebounds and one steal in 25 minutes.
Most recently, Belanger netted nine points in 19 minutes against Dartmouth (Dec. 5) and then recorded a career-high three steals vs. CCSU (Dec. 9).
Duffey comes to UNH from Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes after lettering at Walled Lake Central High School for three years. She was a three-year starting point guard and two-time captain at Walled Lake Central, where she earned three All-Conference and two Academic All-State accolades.
Duffey has seen limited action off the bench in six gmes. She is averaging 4.0 minutes per game with a season-high of nine at Holy Cross.
Cardiac 'Cats
In two of the initial four games this season, neither team led by more than six points and each game was decided by six points or less.
In the opener at Yale, the Bulldogs' largest lead was four points and the 'Cats led by no more than six; that was also the final margin (57-51).
Then against Holy Cross, the Crusaders led by as many as 11 points and UNH by as many as five en route to a three-point victory, 68-65.
Nov. 20 at Boston College, the Wildcats held the largest lead of six points; BC's greatest margin was five points in the five-point win. Then in the Nov. 25 home opener versus Cornell, the 'Cats led by 10 points three times and faced a deficit as large as five in a three-point victory.
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UNH finished with 22 assists on 29 field goals in the 68-65 victory at Holy Cross, and that assist total marked the highest by the Wildcats since Jan. 29, 2003, when New Hampshire tallied 23 assists in a 76-70 loss at Vermont; the last time the 'Cats recorded 20+ assists was Jan. 10, 2009 at UMBC.
In the two subsequent games following that 22-assist effort at Holy Cross, UNH had a combined 21 assists.
New Hampshire was credited with four assists in the 43-32 loss to Central Connecticut State (Dec. 9), and that marked the lowest total by the Wildcats since Feb. 4, 2009, when they tallied four assists vs. Hartford; UNH also finished with four assists earlier in the 2008-09 season against Canisius (Dec. 20).
For Starters
Four UNH Wildcats scored in double digits at Holy Cross. That quartet – Morgan Frame, Kelsey Hogan, Kaylee Kilpatrick and Cari Reed – accounted for 59 of the team's 68 points and shot a combined 25-for-42 (59.5%) from the floor, including 5 of 12 (41.7%) from 3-point range; they also went 4-for-4 from the foul line to account for all of the team's free throw attempts.
It Started With Two
With a 68-65 win at Holy Cross on Nov. 17, UNH started 2-0 for the first time since the 2005-06 season. Between that season and this, UNH won season openers three times (2007-08, 2009-10, 2011-12) but lost the following game.
Wildcats on the Air
The Wildcat Sports Radio Network will broadcast a total of 12 UNH women's basketball games during the 2012-13 season. All 11 home games as well as the Nov. 28 road game at Harvard will be on the air. The Wildcat Sports Radio Network affiliates include:
WGIR-AM 610 (flagship station) – Manchester
WPKX-AM 930 (flagship station) – Rochester
WQSO-FM 96.7 (flagship station) – Portsmouth
WNTK-FM 99.7 – New London
A total of four games will be televised, including home games vs. Central Connecticut State University and Boston University. Here is the complete schedule.
Dec. 9 Central Conn State WBIN and FOX College Sports Atlantic
Jan. 16 at Albany ESPN3
Jan. 19 Boston U. WBIN and FOX College Sports Atlantic
Jan. 26 at Binghamton Time Warner Cable
Another option for fans to follow live action of the UNH women's basketball home games is online videostreaming at unhwildcats.tv
Scouting the Seahawks
Wagner College (Staten Island, N.Y.), under the direction of first-year head coach Lisa Cermignano, enters the Dec. 17 game at UNH with a 1-6 overall record that includes 1-2 on the road. Most recenlty, the Seahawks were defeated 66-28 at Syracuse to mark their fifth consecutive loss. Wagner's lone win of the season was Nov. 14 at Columbia University (61-47).
Wagner's offense, which is averaging 50.3 points per game with a .335 field goal percentage, is led by sophomore forward Stephanie Blais at 12.4 ppg. Her .450 field goal percentage (36 of 80) is a team high, as is her .444 shooting percentage (12-for-27) from 3-point range. Blais also leads the team in blocks (13) and is third in rebounding (4.4 per game).
Senior forward Marie-Laurence Archambault ranks second in scoring (9.0 ppg) and assists (21), and she has a team-high 16 3-pointers; she is shooting 41.0% from beyond the arc.
Sophomore center Ugo Nwaigwe is averaging a team-best 5.7 rebounds per game in just 14.4 minutes per game; senior guard Veronick Fournier ranks second in rebounding at 5.4 boards per game.
Sophomore guard Jacqui Thompson leads the team in assists (27).
The Seahawks have a -6.6 rebounding margin and a -5.7 turnover ratio. Opponents are averaging 65.6 points per game with a .377 field goal percentage (only .276 from 3-point range).
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Lillian Mae Sweet, 88 of Munfordville passed away Sunday at the Hart County Health Care Center. She was a Hart County native and a daughter of the late Cesna Logsdon & Flora Mae Hester Logsdon and the wife of the late Nim Rod Sweet. Ms. Sweet was a housewife and a member of the Little Flock Baptist Church.
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John's second film, Agraharathil Kazhuthai made in Tamil, is a hard hitting satire on the brahminical bigotry and superstition, where a donkey becomes the central character.
A donkey strays into a village dominated by the upper cast Brahmins. Prof Narayana Swamy decides to keep it at his house. He appoints a mute girl to look after the donkey. The entire village turns against the donkey and his caretaker. When the girl's stillborn baby is deposited outside a temple, the donkey is blamed and is killed.
After the death of the donkey some miracles start happening in the village. People start believing that it is the donkey that brought about all the miracles and starts worshipping the dead body of the donkey. The villagers give a ritual funeral to the donkey by burning it. In a symbolic end, fire spreads and engulfs the entire village. Only the professor and the girl survive.
Even though this film won a National award, Doordarshan was forced to cancel a scheduled a TV screening and the Tamil press ignored the film as the Brahmin bigots tried to have the film banned.
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Wonder where Richardson got his suit from?
Wonder where Richardson got his suit from?
so kalil to the vikings at 4 and then blackmon to jacksonville at 5?
Jax traded with Tampa for the #5 pick...what for?
Is it necessary to hug every damn person in the green room?
Chuckie is such a $#@!in moron
Great pick for Cleveland. Richardson is going to make an immediate impact. Plus he's got kids to feed (so there's that too).
So Blackmon and Laurent Robinson at WR for Jax? Gabbert better learn how to throw before training camp.
I am happy with the Richardson pick from the standpoint that the Browns are going with Colt. They may still take Weeden but at least he has a true weapon at his disposal finally.
Seriously, learn to get people on and off the $#@!ing stage so we move this $#@! along.
Jacksonville had to leapfrog StL to get Blackmon.
Lamar Miller and David Wilson are going to drop multiple 1,000 yard seasons apiece for two lucky franchises.
Wow. Along with a billion 1st rounders over the next few years St Louis also gonna get Maurice Claiborne.
So freaking glad to see Griffin put on that Skins hat. It's been a $#@!ty last two decades with almost nothing to cheer for.
i want to marry kalil's mom
WTF is going on?
I'm watching the Cowboys War Room cam...and it just blew up in there.
They're all on the phone and congratulating each other right after the Kalil pick.
wait, is quan cosby on the colts now??
Quan Cosby @QCosby17
Congrats to #AndrewLuck12 look forward to getting to work with the rook
Jerry, Stephen, and Garrett look really happy right now...I wonder what they did, and what they moved up to do.
Bunch of noise in the background wtf is going on.
Cowboys now at 6. Swapped with St. Louis.
dallas moved up to #6.
Why did Cleveland move up 1 spot to take Richardson when the Vikings were interested in Kalil and Blackmon and have AP at RB? Dumb.
I wish Gruden would get drunk and kick Goodell in the crotch. Jags trade up to get Blackmon....hmmmm...
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VALHALLA, NY -- Daniel Thomas Ruminski has been named to the NJCAA Bowling Coach's Association Hall of Fame for 2014.
Ruminski, who currently lives in Parma, Ohio, bowled for Cuyahoga Community College (Ohio) in 1990 and 1991. Cuyahoga finished second at the NJCAA Bowling Invitational in 1991 and Ruminski won the All-Events National Championship.
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Permit in the Keys
Simms Northern Rockies Sales Rep Jon Yousko hoists this 17 pound permit caught on a recent trip to the Florida Keys. Jon was fishing with his friend and Keys guide Captain Paul Tejera when they landed the permit. Jon is wearing his usual compliment of Simms gear to fend off the heat and sun. Shown here is his Superlight Shirt and Pant (both with COR3 technology) along with his trusty 6 Panel Short Bill Cap.


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July 30, 2015
MYRTLE SPRINGS, Texas -- A caretaker has been arrested after East Texas authorities discovered an elderly man living in poor conditions among hundreds of animals - including dogs, cats, sheep, goats, geese, roosters and rabbits.
Richard Anthony Delfeld Jr., 53, was arrested Sunday morning by Van Zandt County sheriff's deputies on a charge of felony injury to a disabled person. It was not immediately known if he had an attorney.
An official with the sheriff's office says that around 185 animals were found alive and about 75 were found dead Saturday.
KETK-TV in Tyler reports that authorities found the elderly man living with no electricity or running water.
"This by far is one of the worst cases of animal hoarding I have ever seen," Sheriff Pat Burnett told the Tyler Morning Telegraph in Sunday online editions.
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