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Two Johnson City men were arrested outside Atlanta on drug trafficking charges this past weekend.
According to records from the Gwinnett County Jail, the Gwinnett County Police Department charged Spencer Allen Bradley, 1319 Bell Ridge Road, Apt. 300, and Brodjric Taiwain Dybrice Jackson, 206 W. Chilhowie Ave., with one count each of possession of less than one ounce of marijuana and one count each of trafficking cocaine and marijuana.
The details regarding the Saturday arrests were not immediately available.
Gwinnett County is about 30 miles east of Atlanta.
The possession charges were misdemeanors and carried bonds of $1,300 for each man.
The drug trafficking charges are felonies and have no bonds.
A hearing for Bradley and Jackson was scheduled for Wednesday.
In November, Jackson was fined $750 and court costs and sentenced to 11 months, 29 days for simple possession of schedule II drugs from Washington County Sessions Court. The jail sentence was suspended.


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Daniel L.Cork is a program officer for the Committee on National Statistics, currently assisting the Panel to Review the 2000 Census and serving as co-study director of the Panel on Research on Future Census Methods. His research interests include quantitative criminology (particularly space-time dynamics in homicide), Bayesian statistics, and statistics in sports. He holds a B.S. degree in statistics from George Washington University and an M.S. in statistics and a joint Ph.D. in statistics and public policy from Carnegie Mellon University.
William F. Eddy is professor of statistics at Carnegie Mellon University. His research concentrates on the computational and graphical aspects of statistics. He is particularly interested in dynamic graphics for the analysis and presentation of data, especially those dynamic graphical displays that cannot be rendered interactively. He is a former member of the Committee on National Statistics; a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Statistical Association, the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, and the Royal Statistical Society; and an elected member of the International Statistical Institute. He was the founding coeditor of CHANCE magazine and is the founding editor of the Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics. He has an A.B. degree from Princeton University, and M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. degrees from Yale University.
Robert M.Hauser is Vilas research professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he has directed the Center for Demography and Ecology and the Institute for Research on Poverty. He currently directs the Center for Demography of Health and Aging. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a fellow of the National Academy of Education, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Statistical Association, the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has served on the National Research Council's Committee on National Statistics, Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education, and Board on Testing and Assessment. His current research interests include trends in educational progression and social mobility in the United States among racial and ethnic groups, the uses of educational assessment as a policy tool, the effects of families on social and economic inequality, and changes in socioeconomic standing, health, and well-being across the life course. He received a B.A. degree from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. degree from the University of Michigan.


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Summer is quickly approaching and with it comes the library district's 2014 Summer Reading Program for all ages. "This year's program will be one of the most exciting programs we have ever offered," said director Annette Choszczyk. This year the program will focus on STEM — science, technology, engineering and math.
"Libraries are already community hubs for technology access, and STEM topics of all sorts are the newest areas for library promotion and programming across the country. This year's Summer Reading program will give us a chance to showcase another side of literacy," Choszczyk said.
For children and teens, weekly programs will feature making small robots, solar cooking, projects focused on electrical current, making homemade joysticks and so much more.
"Children and teens will be exposed to crazy science and be able to experiment with cutting-edge technology," said program and outreach manager Di Herald. "This is applied literacy, literacy in motion. It will allow participants to read instructions and create, invent, and design their own concepts.
"The programs will be called 'Fizz, Boom, Read' and 'Spark a Reaction' respectively. We want everyone to have a lot of fun at the libraries and to enjoy reading all summer. The program will feature prizes for all readers."
Adults will be introduced to STEM materials through lists of great reads and films they can enjoy. "We grew up on science fiction, and now many of those concepts have come to life in fiction, non-fiction, and film," Choszczyk said. Participating in "Literary Elements," adults are encouraged to read or listen to books on all sorts of topics, and can write reviews and enter drawings to win prizes.
Anyone wishing to participate in the Summer Reading Program can sign up online now, at www.deltalibraries.org, or at their local libraries after May 22. The program kicks off the first week of June.


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Charon, Nix and Hydra have company as Pluto's moons, and astronomers want you to help give their discoveries their official names.
Discovered in the last two years, the two small moons of Pluto are now dubbed "P4" and "P5." The discovery team led by Mark Showalter of the SETI Institute in Mountain View, Calif., which has the naming rights, announced on Monday that they have opened a contest for public voting on the names.
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Cabernet Sauvignon from South Australia, Australia
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Dark cherry red, with a deep violet hue, this is an incredibly aromatic varietal Cabernet. Showing great intensity with bright berry fruits and mashed raspberry, together with licorice spice and espresso coffee. The palate is vibrant and fresh, building with layers of fruit, toasty oak and fine Cabernet tannins. It finishes with hints of anise spice, dark cocoa and cassis fruit.
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Wine Spectator - "Very ripe, a plush mouthful of creamy, coffee-accented cherry and currant fruit, lingering on the expressive, almost explosive, finish. Has depth and richness, if a bit syrupy. Drink now through 2018. 9,365 cases made."
The Wine Advocate - "Very deep garnet-purple colored, the 2010 The Maitre d' Cabernet Sauvignon has notes of creme de cassis and black cherry preserves with a hint of mocha and a touch of hung meat. Full-bodied, the palate fills the mouth with warm berry and savory flavors supported by crisp acid and a medium level of fine grained tannins, finishing long. Drink it now 2017. "
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Mollydooker (Aussie for left-hander) Wines was established in 2005 by Sarah and Sparky Marquis. Five of their wines have been chosen in the Wine Spectator's "Top 100," and their Carnival of Love Shiraz has made the "Top 100" twice. The winery is on the prime Seaview Ridge in McLaren Vale, South Australia, and the vines are grown according to the Marquis Vineyard Watering Programme to give the grapes the rich flavors that distinguish Mollydooker's wines. Mollydooker makes Shiraz, Cabernet, Merlot and Verdelho. The Velvet Glove Shiraz, with 95%+ Marquis Fruit Weight is superbly complete and complex, with stunny beauty and power. View all Mollydooker Wines
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Competing at the world cheerleading championships at Orlando's Walt Disney World Resort, James and her teammates were golden in the co-ed elite division.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. –
The Cal State Northridge men's soccer team, winners of the 2012 Big West Conference Championship, will play another tough schedule in 2013. Northridge will square off against three teams that competed in the NCAA Tournament last year, two of which will be at Matador Field, and will also compete in a pair of early-season invitationals.
The Matadors will open the season on Saturday, Aug. 24, with an afternoon game on the road at Loyola Marymount. The next weekend, CSUN will host Cal State Fullerton, Albany and Memphis in the 2013 Cal State Northridge Labor Day Classic on Friday, Aug. 30, and Sunday, Sept. 1.
Northridge's home opener is set for August 30 against Albany at 7:30 p.m., immediately following Cal State Fullerton's game against Memphis earlier in the day. Two days later, the Matadors will meet the Tigers at 5 p.m. after the conclusion of Fullerton/Albany.
The Matadors will then welcome the University of San Diego to the San Fernando Valley on September 6 in a rematch of last season's NCAA Tournament Opening Round, a game in which the Toreros prevailed in double overtime. Northridge will also play host to Saint Mary's College on September 8 to conclude its home stand.
Following its match with the Gaels, CSUN will once again compete in the Lobo Invitational hosted by the University of New Mexico. The Matadors will open the competition against Central Arkansas on Friday, Sept. 13, before taking on the host Lobos on September 15.
"We are excited to play once again at such a storied program as New Mexico with one of the top head coaches in the NCAA," said reigning Big West Coach of the Year Terry Davila. "Coach [Jeremy] Fishbein runs an excellent program and is a skilled recruiter and the playing atmosphere at New Mexico is one of the best in the country."
Upon returning from Albuquerque, the Matadors will host both UNLV (9/20) and UCLA (9/28) at the end of September before closing out the month on the road against the Bradley Braves in the final non-conference game of the year.
Northridge opens its Big West title defense on the road against both Sacramento State (10/4) and UC Davis (10/6), where the team won its first championship since 2005 last season. The Matadors will then host Big West North Division rivals UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly on October 11 and 13, respectively.
Big West South Division play gets started at UC Riverside on October 19 before the team's final home stand of the year against Cal State Fullerton (10/23), UC Irvine (10/26) and UCR (11/2). Northridge will finish off the regular season on the road against the Titans (11/6) and Anteaters (11/9).
The Big West Conference Tournament is scheduled to occur the week after the regular season with semifinal games on Wednesday, Nov. 13 and the final on Saturday, Nov. 16.
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Celebrating 20 Years
It's been called one of the great adventures through the Northern Maine Woods. The 20th annual Can Am Crown Sled Dog race begins on March 3rd on Main Street in Fort Kent. Rene Cloukey talks to a musher who was the first team on the trail in 1993.
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Rays activated LHP Matt Moore from the 15-day disabled list.
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Giants are making a "strong push" to acquire Cole Hamels from the Phillies.
Diamondbacks prospect shortstop Dansby Swanson suffered a "mild concussion" and received 14 stitches on the right side of his mouth after he was hit in the face by a pitch during a simulated game on Thursday.
CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that the Mets are not interested in reacquiring Jose Reyes.
Paul Goldschmidt drew three walks and went 1-for-2 with a solo home run in Monday's 10-inning win over the Mariners.
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Dodgers have discussed parting with Alex Guerrero in trade talks.
Brandon Crawford homered and walked in a 1-for-2 effort on Monday as the Giants defeated the Brewers.
FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that Troy Tulowitzki and LaTroy Hawkins have been traded to the Blue Jays for Jose Reyes and minor leaguers.
FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports that the Mariners have heard from "several teams" interested in Hisashi Iwakuma.
Kris Bryant delivered a walk-off two-run home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to help the Cubs overtake the Rockies on Monday.
Carlos Gonzalez homered twice in a 4-for-5 effort, but the Rockies lost to the Cubs on Monday.
Alex Rodriguez, celebrating his 40th birthday, went 1-for-5 with a solo home run as the Yankees topped the Rangers on Monday.


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Relic of late pope's blood stolen in Italy
ROME - Police are searching an Italian mountain area beloved by Pope John Paul II for a stolen relic bearing his blood.
Vatican Radio decried the "sacrilegious theft" from tiny San Pietro della Ienca church near the Gran Sasso part of the Apennine mountains, where John Paul used to hike and ski.
Carabinieri paramilitary police Col. Andrea Ronchey in nearby L'Aquila said that the relic, a bit of blood-soaked cloth kept inside a painted metal cross, was last seen in the church about 10 days ago.
Southern Baptists to host sex summit
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Southern Baptist Convention leaders are hosting a summit in Nashville that will focus on sex.
The topics will range from pornography, teen sex, homosexuality and how pastors can talk to their congregations about human sexuality.
Russell Moore, Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission president for the Southern Baptist Convention, says the summit's theme is a timely one.
Panel topics include discussions on the gospel and homosexuality and the gospel and ministry in a sex-saturated world.
The summit will be April 21-23. The event's main sessions will be streamed live on the Web for people who cannot attend.
Mandisa explains why she missed Grammys
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Christian singer Mandisa says she was at home watching last week's Grammy Awards ceremony online when her song "Overcomer" was named the best contemporary Christian music song. Minutes later, her album of the same name won the Grammy for best contemporary Christian music album.
Mandisa explained that she was at home alone "allowing the Lord to speak" to her and protect her from being either proud of winning or self-conscious about gaining back some of the weight she had lost.
As a Christian, Mandisa said she also had found some parts of past Grammy Awards ceremonies she attended uncomfortable to watch.
On her blog, Mandisa says, "I lay this trophy at the feet of my Jesus in humility, honor and gratitude for all He has done in, to, and through me."
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A prisoner on the way to the Vandalia Prison for Women is involved in an attempted escape with two other prisoners in Cooper County Thursday morning. Missouri Highway Patrol officials say 44-year-old Ronald W. Greer overpowered a Pettis County deputy while he and two other prisoners were being taken to prisons in Fulton and Vandalia at a rest stop in Cooper County at about 6:55 Thursday morning. Greer then stole the patrol vehicle with the two other prisoners in the back. Boonville police found the car and began a chase and seven other agencies joined in. Greer wrecked the vehicle in a field north of near Highway K and Highway 87 in Howard County. Greer took off on foot and was captured a couple of hours later after being spotted by a highway patrol plane. The other two prisoners were recaptured while still in the back of the patrol vehicle. The Pettis County deputy who Greer overpowered was treated and released from an area hospital for minor injuries.
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Libby Post: Proudly Out
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Catholics Speak Out for Marriage Equality
The Public Religion Research Institute released a report this week that gives a comprehensive analysis of Catholic attitudes on Gay and Lesbian Issues. The report found that Catholics are more supportive of gay and lesbian rights than the general public and other Christians. The report, which is the most comprehensive portrait of Catholic attitudes on gay […] [Read More]
Leave it to Kansas to Ignore the U.S. Supreme Court
I have to wonder if Dorothy was to land in Oz today if she'd add "Thank God!" to "We're not in Kansas anymore." Leave it to the folks who want to teach creationism in their public schools to also turn a blind eye to justice and keep laws on the books that criminalize sexual relations between […] [Read More]
Commenting on the Governor's LGBT Confab
On Wednesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo met with a host of LGBT leaders on marriage equality. From all news accounts, it was a great meeting with the Governor making the bill one of his top legislative priorities–after the budget and that dreaded 2% tax cap. I had the opportunity to meet with Governor Mario Cuomo in […] [Read More]
GOP Should Just Give It Up, Already
With the majority of Americans leaning toward marraige equality, the House Republicans, today, showed just how out of step they are by passing a bill to authorize waste taxpayer money and defend the Defense of Marraige Act (DOMA). Where's the Tea Party folks screaming about wasting taxpayer money when you need them? Oh right, their […] [Read More]
Bullhorn Bullies
Yesterday, a story broke about an anti-gay, bullhorn toting, Christian Right blowhard who rails against the "sinful behavior" of Southern Decadence (New Orleans annual Labor Day LGBT celebration) yet gets picked up in a park for jerking off while sitting in a van looking at kids. The pastor, if we can call him that, in question is […] [Read More]


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There's a reason they call it "spring fever." I get the fever this time of year and it distracts me from all my grown-up responsibilities. When the occasional warmer, sunny days (down here in Louisiana, at least) become more frequent than occasional--and the endless cold, rainy days become less frequent--I start thinking about bracelets.
If you aren't familiar with Bracelet Season, let me enlighten you. It's a law of nature, really: warmer days = shorter sleeves = bare arms = the perfect opportunity to bring your bracelets out of hibernation! Metal cuff bracelets, leather wraps and cuffs, woven fabric bracelets, wired bead bracelets, charm bracelets (possibly my favorite), diamond tennis bracelets (I wish!), all kinds of bracelets.
Lately I love seeing what creative types are upcycling into bracelets, like teacups and glasses (cut and polished so the edges are smooth and safe), water bottles, license plates, book covers, shoe buckles, old records, aluminum cans, playing cards, and more. Folks are so clever. Here are some inspiring faves I found on Etsy.
Can you guess what these are? Answer: Bangle bracelets cut from old skateboards, by This Good Earth.
This pretty bracelet is an old watch band plus a vintage shoe clip, courtesy of Wish An Wear.
Kool Platez recycles old license plates into cuff bracelets, like this one from down here on the bayou.
Redwinged Blackbirds turned an old children's book cover into this sweet but bold cuff bracelet.
This modern cuff bracelet is made by phase B out of old plastic water bottles.
Olive Spoon Studio turns old silverware into rings and bracelets, like this spoon cuff bracelet.
To celebrate the coming of Bracelet Season, here are three favorite bracelet how-to projects from Jewelry Making Daily. Just click the pics to get to the instructions.
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Daponte String Quartet's May concerts close out the 20th Anniversary Season
Open mic, Wednesdays 3:00 - 5:00 p.m at Royal Bean,18 Yarmouth Crossing Drive, Yarmouth. Ideal for Grades 8 through 12: Share your Poetry, Prose, Songwriting, Acoustic, Performance Art. If it's G or PG, It's Good to Go. Join us for great coffee, tea, cold drinks, gelato, baked goods, and entertainment. 207.846.1009, email@example.com. Facilitator: megwilsonauthor.com (05/08)
Connecting With the Earth: Discovering the Egolessness of Self
By practicing mindfulness we realize that our minds are rarely still, in fact they are in constant, habitual movement. The constant movement of habitual mind doesn't follow any rational pattern neither is it related to what is actually happening. The first step on the path is to realize that this habitual, discursive mind, which Buddhists call Ego, actually creates enormous pain for ourselves and others. As we begin to see this more clearly we develop renunciation and the wish to tame our crazy minds for the sake of ourselves and others.
This class will focus on the problem and its solution as developed by the historical Buddha 2500 years ago and rediscovered by millions of practitioners since then. We discover that through mindfulness practice or Shamatha as it is known in Sanskrit, our minds can become workable and our lives no longer driven by random habitual thoughts and emotions.
"Disgust with samsara leads us to seek a discipline that will cut through habitual patterns. We look for a path, a teaching that is not based on accumulating further neurosis and confusion. The discipline that provides the framework for our entire path is the formal practice of sitting meditation." Vajra Regent Osel Tendzin
Renewal Courses: Traveling to New Hampshire this summer for a Renewal Course is a culturally rich experience, both during the day and during the evenings with lectures, music, drama etc. It may also be a great way for people to feel even more connected to their school and community! For example, Aonghus Gordon and his Crafters will be teaching for their third and final year and Christopher Bamford will offer a course titled "The Mystical Heart of Abraham" which will bring a wider perspective on current events in terms of the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim religions that each stem from the root of Abraham. Christopher will bring a new vision of the evolution of consciousness and help us feel into the great tasks of today. Such a course might well appeal to a colleague, trustee or board member, a philosophical parent –– not to mention a high school teacher of history.
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Alewife Count at Nequasset Brook in Woolwich
Please find attached the AWSNA newsletter "Inform," a publication sent by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) to all the affiliated Waldorf schools in its membership to keep parents, teachers, board members, alumni, and all those interested in Waldorf Education informed of the current events affecting Waldorf schools nationally and internationally. Inform May 2012
It can also be found at http://www.
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Gun Safety at your Fingertips
Did you know every 30 minutes in the U.S., a child dies or is injured by a gun? Determined to make a dent in these statistics, Kai Kloepfer, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair1 (Intel ISEF) 2013 Grand Award winner, developed a biometric gun safety that requires an authorized fingerprint to work.
In the wake of mass shootings at Columbine and Aurora, Coloradans have seen more than their share of lives cut short due to gun violence. Kai Kloepfer, a 16-year-old from Boulder—less than an hour's drive from Columbine and Aurora—grew up hearing these stories, made all the more poignant because they hit so close to home. What's more, these were not isolated events. Across the country, people were dying as a result of mass and accidental shootings, often as a result of firearms landing in the wrong hands. Hundreds of children are wounded or die each year in the U.S. as a result of accidental shootings, most often when they "play" with a gun they have found in their own or a friend's home.
To Kloepfer, a budding engineer with a desire to use his talents for good, the death of innocents was unacceptable.
Observing that many of these incidents involved someone other than the owner of the gun, Kloepfer—winner of the Intel ISEF 2013 Grand Award—investigated how to create a lock that would prevent unauthorized users from pulling the trigger. His solution: the Biometric Electromechanical Firearm Safety, a device that identifies the fingerprints of a user and either grants or denies access to operation.
Kloepfer's design uses a built-in, high-quality scanner that charts the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint while the user is holding the gun in the natural shooting position and compares it to the fingerprint scans of authorized users. If the fingerprint is a match, the mechanical lock is released and the gun can be fired. If the fingerprint isn't a match, the gun remains locked and inoperable. Furthermore, Kloepfer's high-tech lock is extremely accurate: 99.99 percent, even with partial prints.
As a result, home safety could be vastly improved, preventing unauthorized users, such as children, from firing weapons they might find. Additionally, because the lock can be programmed for up to 999 users per gun, it could have applications in law enforcement and military settings. The fingerprints of all officers in a precinct or soldiers in a unit could be stored in a database embedded in each weapon, allowing all approved parties access to the weapons for their team. At the same time, criminals and enemy combatants would be prevented from firing these weapons if in their possession.
Kloepfer has given considerable thought to how to prevent hacking or fooling the database. To tamper with the embedded database of the device in a privately-owned gun, one would have to gain physical access, and such tampering would be clearly evident. In settings where weapons can be used by multiple users, the system could be vulnerable to attack if the guns are connected (via USB cable) to a computer network. Some of this risk could be mitigated by never connecting the control computer to the network or by enhancing network security features. Finally, though the severed finger of a registered user could currently be used to fool the device, specialized technology exists that could allow only a living, attached finger to activate the sensor.
Kloepfer is currently in the process of patenting his design, after which he intends to approach gun manufacturers and defense contractors to license or sell his design.
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Anne Palmer is a member of the Kingston Symphony where she plays flute and piccolo. She has played in the pit orchestras for numerous musicals including most recently the Kinsmen productions of Beauty and the Beast and The Wizard of Oz. She has performed and been recorded with the Cantabile Choirs of Kingston. In 2009, as guest soloist with Orchestra Kingston, she performed the Vivaldi Piccolo Concerto in C Major and premiered a work by John Palmer titled 3 Moods for 3 Flutes where she played alto flute, C flute and piccolo.
Anne is an accomplished flute teacher who has been giving private lessons for more than 20 years. Her students play in the Kingston Youth Orchestra, frequently win awards at the Kiwanis Music Festival and many have gone on to study music at the university level. Since 1990, Anne has been employed by the Limestone Board of Education Partnership Music Program to teach the flute to interested students at the intermediate level. She is also a flute instructor at St. Lawrence College and is on the faculty of National Music Camp and Kingston Summer Music.
In 2002, Anne founded and has since been the director of the community flute choir, Flutissimo. Flutissimo performs at various venues throughout Kingston including an annual concert each spring.


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Join celebrity trainer Derek DeGazio as he hosts "Barry's After Dark" with DJ Crespo at Barry's Boot Camp Miami Beach. Starts at 6:40 p.m. Following the workout, Lucali's Bay Club will host a special happy hour until 9:30 p.m. 1835 Purdy Ave., 786-888-1699; barrysbootcamp.com
Miami City Ballet School invites prospective students and parents to attend its third annual Open House, an event that gives families the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the School and its programs. Students ages 8-18 may audition for the 2015-2016 School Year Program; children ages 3-6 may participate in free sample classes; and building tours will be given throughout the day. Ophelia & Juan Js. Roca Center, 2200 Liberty Ave., Miami Beach, 305-929-7007; miamicityballet.org
Put on your favorite tutu and join this fun run/walk and party. Adult registration is $45. Markham Park & Target Range, 16001 Florida 84, Sunrise; eventbrite.com
Join BLT Prime for a cocktail reception, followed by a seated five-course dinner paired with wines from Provence. 7 to 10 p.m. BLT Prime, Trump National Doral, 4400 NW 87th Ave., Doral; eventbrite.com
Shop for your bridal gown while supporting Brides Against Cancer, a national organization that contributes to programs for cancer patients and their families. From August 22-23. The Shops at Sunset, 5701 Sunset Dr., South Miami; bridesagainstbreastcancer.org
FLIPANY teams up with South Florida's top chefs for a four-course wine-paired dinner tableside, for individual tables of 10. The event begins with a cocktail reception and silent auction, followed by dinner. 6 to 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $250. The Biltmore Hotel, 1200 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables; eventbrite.com
Come out to the Fourth Annual Rock United where bands compete for a cause. All proceeds from the event will go to the United Way of Broward County community. Tickets are $20 until the day of the event and $25 at the door. Doors open at 6 p.m. Show starts at 7 p.m. Purchase tickets here. Revolution Live, 100 SW Third Ave., Fort Lauderdale; unitedwaybroward.org
The third annual seafood festival will highlight over 50 of Miami's greatest seafood creations from the city's most renowned restaurants. Participating eateries include Joe's Stone Crab, Smith & Wollensky, and more. From 1-9 p.m. Tickets start at $25; all-access passes start at $100. Seventh St. & Ocean Drive, Lummus Park, Miami Beach; 305-255-3500; sobeseafoodfest.com


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Do you remember the simple pleasure of eating an ice cream cone?
No concerns of calories or saturated fat.
You could just enjoy the utter bliss of eating something creamy and delicious.
This was Mr. Three's first ice cream in a cone, instead of a cup.
He seemed to like it ;)


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Courses: Shakespeare I (ENGLB225001)
Fall 2012
Class Number: 1240
This introductory seminar explores Shakespeares language, sources, print and stage history, and cultural geography. We'll study form and performance, race and nationhood, authority and intimacy, gender and servitude, adaptation and revival. Playgoing and screenings outside of class are required.
Div: III; Approach: Critical Interpretation (CI); Haverford: Humanities (HU)
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Profound and humane, Amartya Sen's "Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny" examines some of the most explosive problems of our time and shows how we can move towards peace as firmly as we have spiralled towards war. In this penetrating book, Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen argues that we are becoming increasingly divided along lines of religion and culture, ignoring the many other ways in which people see themselves, from class and profession to morals and politics. When we are put into narrow categories the importance of human life becomes lost. Through his lucid exploration of such subjects as multiculturalism, fundamentalism, terrorism and globalization, he brings out the need for a clear-headed understanding of human freedom and a constructive public voice in Global civil society. The hope of harmony in today's world lies in a clearer understanding of our sheer diversity. ""Identity and Violence" is a moving, powerful essay about the mischief of bad ideas". ("The Economist"). "Impassioned, eloquent and often moving, "Identity and Violence" is a sustained attack on the "solitarist" theory which says that human identities are formed by membership of a single social group". (John Gray, "Guardian"). "Rich in ideas...I would love to send it to Osama bin Laden and have his reply". ("Spectator"). "Sen's moving and most personal book yet". ("The Times Literary Supplement"). "Stimulating ...simple and persuasive". ("Financial Times"). "An accessible and exceptional humanitarian". (Jon Snow, "New Statesman", "Heroes of Our Time"). Amartya Sen is Lamont University Professor at Harvard. He won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1998. His other books published by Penguin include "The Argumentative Indian" and "The Idea of Justice".
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"There's someone I knew with talent unleashed
and a heart that had for so many relentlessly reached
This poet sought inspiration from the living and the dead
But I can tell you this about the poet who has moved me by what this poet had ever said
I read the words from a comfort zone
which this poet created, surrounded by friends or by foes or simply alone"
His essence of soul sweeps down deserted dead streets
where the thunder still crackles, the burial bell bleats
He laughed at himself as a Royal Rhymester Clown
but bore the black pains of those all aroun',
He echoed regrets but never a grudge
... of this I'll say little... let his lines be the judge
Blind shots cry out beneath the night,
a car is cruising by.
A stripling's blood streams words to write
... Wry rhymes to ask us why
A silly girl with child, unwed...
to many, but a slut.
The baby at her breast is dead
... Cruel couplets meant to cut
A drifter, broken, cast aside,
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Tap tattoos on a tattered hide
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Two lovers clutch a turtledove,
enraptured by her coo,
impaled on pangs of Ladylove
... A sultry song for two
A drone of drums in distant wars
beguiling bold dragoons
who sell their souls like wanton whores
... Raw rhythms writ in runes
The stars ablaze, like tiger-eyes
reflecting candlelight,
'lume angels singing Lullabys
... A sonnet stuns the night
The soulless eyes of shackled slaves
drip tears that burn and blur.
Their ash, like dust, set free in graves
... Emblazing ballads stir
A hurricane, foretold, unfurled,
unravels mystic signs
as Demons dance, destroy the World
... Limned lurid lyric lines
Some die a death neath hangmen's hands
where tainted justice reigns
for 'thou shalt kill', Revenge commands
... A quiet quatrain pains
While well-to-dos amass and flaunt
And follow fashion's trends,
pale children starve and die of want
... And so an epic ends
His words lie strewn along the sand
While breakers wash ashore
The ripples weave designs unplanned
... a verse forevermore
His tales, entwined in cryptic airs
where freedom seeds are blown,
warn Guarders of the Realm 'beware'
... his heresy is sown
His life outlined a chronicle
along a lonesome road
It started out as doggerel
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With a little help from my extremely talented, but somewhat modest, friend "ANON" AKA JC...
Thanks JC, for the depth of your support and your breath of inspiration...


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OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry (DSTI);French Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry
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- Much ink has been spilled on the subject of globalisation, including by the OECD. Concerns on globalisation??s actual or imaginary destabilising effects on jobs, incomes or (by definition national or local) political control on economic activity have been extensively studied. There is, however, an entire facet of globalisation that remains in relative obscurity. What is the link between innovation, structural change and productivity growth on the one hand, and the intensification of cross-border economic linkages? Which drives which? To what extent? Conversely, what is the scope for public policy in implementing a national innovation and growth strategy in the global economy?[gem?_?? den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information]
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Rootkit.Duqu is a new e-threat that combines the technology of the military-grade Stuxnet with an advanced keylogger and backdoor application. Due to its rootkit technology, the piece of malware can stay hidden from the user, the operating system's defense mechanism and even from regular antivirus utilities.
Just like its predecessor – the Stuxnet rootkit - Rootkit.Duqu.A is digitally signed with a stolen digital certificate that has been revoked in the meantime. This allows it to install itself on both 32- and 64-bit operating systems on Windows platforms ranging from Windows XP to Windows 7.
The Duqu rootkit runs on the computer for 36 days and collects any kind of information entered via the keyboard, including passwords, e-mail or IM conversations. After the "surveillance" period ends, the rootkit gracefully removes itself from the system, along with the keylogger component.
Rootkit malware is extremely difficult to detect, as it manages to subvert the operating system before it is fully loaded. Rootkit removal can be challenging even for some antivirus solutions, so manual removal is not recommended. We offer a free and fully automated removal tool that takes care of everything for you. You only have to download and run it on the system, then reboot the PC if infection is found. Here is a complete rundown of the steps you need to take:
1. Download the Duqu_Removal_Tool.zip (.zip file), then double-click on it chose "Extract all files..." from the File menu, and follow the wizard's instructions. You can use any other decompression utility, like WinZip.
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Hey badmoon, I did the same thing, though I forget how I fixed it lol.. I'll try to remember.. :P
First I downloaded AnyTitleDeleter (DOWNLOAD HERE)
I ran AnyTitleDeleter and went to Hidden channels and deleted the one that says "(DVDX)"
Then I went back to my homebrew channel menu and ran DVDx installer (If you don't have it you can download it through the homebrew browser)
Then it should work :]
If that didn't work then I totally forget what I did lmao..
Good luck.
Very Awsome
Hey thanks for this works a treat so well done to the coder's.
One question though some of the newer games i have want to do a system update, i shouldn't do this right?
help would be great, big thanks in advance.
System Menu 3.3E
What would you recommend for blocking the updates? I don't really what to drag this thread off topic so if you want to PM me with a recommend program I will look it up and follow a guide that is out there.
Thanks again.
Ok , I installed the DVDx Fix and everything else.. Everything runs fine , but some games , like Overlord for example show me the 002 error when loaded from the disc channel. If loaded from the loader with the fix everything is fine..
How to fix this problem.. thanks in advance.
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I'm also new to this Wii hacking. But ive been trying to play burnt wii games for a while. I read, that all I had to do was install cioscorp v.3.3. I download it to my sim card opened it on homebrew and clicked load. Then it said I needed cios rev7 to install it. I got that too but when I started to install it (cios rev7) an error occured it was something like ret-1102. Im not sure though. Please help


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In June 2012 Chace Topperwein, an adorable 3 year-old boy from New Zealand, lost his battle with a rare and aggressive form of cancer. Chace was accidentally given Merck's Gardasil HPV when he was 6 weeks old; a vaccine that is intended to prevent cervical cancer from genital wart infection. A nurse mistakenly used the wrong syringe filled with Gardasil when she had meant to give the baby a meningitis vaccine.
Chace was diagnosed with myeloid leukemia at age 2 and died just last month. His devastated parents suspected that the Gardasil vaccine was to blame for his illness.
Merck does not list leukemia as a possible side effect of the Gardasil vaccine. However, Merck has failed to test its vaccine for links to cancer.
Merck admits in their Prescribing Information for Gardasil that they perform zero tests for carcinogenicity.
In addition, Merck's clinical studies were skewed because they compared Gardasil against an aluminum adjuvant additive, instead of a plain water and saline/salt placebo. Merck's Prescribing Information (section 13) document shows that they ran 7 safety studies on the vaccine; 5 of those tests compared Gardasil results against an aluminum vaccine additive (Amorphous Aluminum Hydroxyphosphate Sulfate or AAHS) instead of a harmless saline placebo.
In other words, Gardasil was deemed "safe" when it was compared to an aluminum additive that is neuro-toxic. The true risks of the vaccine are unknown because both substances showed adverse reactions.
The remaining 2 studies included an impure saline solution with other additives as the placebo while the other one had no placebo control group.
Merck admits in their literature that they skip testing for genotoxic mutations. This is odd because Gardasil is a recombinant vaccine, which means that it is genetically engineered (GE) in a lab. GE materials embedded into host cells are notorious for producing unintended mutations.
The vaccine industry claims that the Gardasil recombinant vaccine uses isolated proteins that don't contain genetic material from the virus.
However, SaneVax tested Gardasil samples from around the world in 2011 and all of the samples were contaminated with recombinant HPV virus and residue, even though it was supposed to have been purified to remove the DNA. Both the virus and residue were found firmly attached to the aluminum additive.
This is important because it means that either mutations ARE occurring or Merck is producing a contaminated product. Either way, the impact of the contamination on humans is unknown, which is very disturbing.
Gardasil Does Increase Cancer Risk
Gardasil Deaths
No one knows the exact number of deaths and serious side effects caused by the Gardasil vaccine because the data is ignored, hidden, unreported or written off as a coincidence. The reported Gardasil-linked death toll in the US appears to be 75 people.
This figure includes Judicial Watch's discovery of 26 unreported deaths linked to the vaccine. Judicial Watch had to resort to filing a Freedom of Information Act request in 2011 to get this information from the FDA.
Gardasil Profits
The medical establishment's bottom line is greed and drug companies receive heavy profits from vaccines. Merck raked in over $48 billion in sales in 2011; Gardasil sales alone were $1.2 billion worldwide, a 22% increase from 2010.
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"There are so many amazing poets, artists and musicians, when I look for our featured poet I look for someone who is really comfortable with their work and are very open to reciting it," Ostuni said.
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"People have three chances to read or perform when they come in," Ostuni said. "Our featured artists definitely bring people through the door and help inspire the other artists, there are so many amazing poets, artists and musicians in the area and at first when they come to an OMPN they might not be comfortable with their work to read it."
"The great thing about not just OMPN but ROTA is that it is a home for empowering local artists," Ostuni said.
Artists who have never read their work or shown it to the world are offered the opportunity at ROTA. Ostuni said by going to the OMPN artists can become inspired like he was to become involved and display his work to the public.
"I myself was shy about showing my pieces at first and never really read them before people and I certainly didn't organize events," Ostuni said. "Working with ROTA we are an all non-profit, all volunteer organization, Rota itself is a very empowering place where people can get their work out there and maybe make a difference."
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Penzance is set to mark the 400th anniversary of the town charter with a new boundary stone and a day of Jacobean festivities.
King James I granted a Royal Charter to Penzance in 1614 and four inscribed stones were erected in 1687 to mark the points where the boundary was crossed by the main roads into the Borough at Chyandour, Chapel St Clare, Alverton and Wherrytown.
The stones marked the boundaries of the town as defined in the Royal Charter – a half mile radius from the Market Cross which, at that time, stood in the Greenmarket.
The Market Cross is now sited outside the entrance to Penlee House Gallery and Museum in Penlee Park.
When the boundary of the borough of Penzance was expanded in 1934, seven new boundary stones were erected at Posses Lane, Trenow, Mousehole, Sheffield, Tredarvoe, Tregavarah and Heamoor.
On Friday, May 9 one of the remaining 17th century boundary stones will be re-dedicated at St Clare and a new boundary stone has been commissioned to replace the one at Wherrytown which, it is believed, was removed during the development of the Promenade.
This stone will be erected at Wherrytown later in the year.
Following the re-dedication service, the celebrations will continue with a Jacobean Fayre at Penzance Cricket Club (1pm to 5pm).
This will include maypole dancing, demonstrations of Jacobean crafts, dancing and music, refreshments from the period and a traditional fair along with performances by local schoolchildren and a range of craft and produce stalls.
The day has been organised by Penzance Town Council and a host of partner organisations and volunteers including Penwith College, Penzance Cricket Club, Penlee House Gallery and Museum, Penzance Farmers' Market, Humphry Davy School, Mounts Bay Academy local primary schools and many more organisations and individuals.


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Greenhouse Awards $1.5M
Lehigh University was mentioned as one of the schools receiving an award from the Pittsburgh Digital Greenhouse. On Tuesday the Greenhouse awarded $1.5 million in funding to nine projects at Pennsylvania universities and technology firms working in areas related to the use of system-on-a-chip technology in the digital multimedia and networking markets. Schools receiving awards include Lehigh University, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and Pennsylvania State University. Companies involved in projects include BitArmor Systems, Intelligent Micro Design, and Identifi Technologies.
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Rendell to Create Technology Zone on City's South Side
Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell was at Lehigh University today to tap the school and most of South Side Bethlehem as the state's first Keystone Innovation Zone. The designation is part of a new $20 million program the governor's office says is designed to attract and keep high-tech employers, and stop "brain drain" by keeping science-major college graduates in the area.
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A meeting at Lehigh University on Tuesday, July 27 will be held when the Eagles begin their 2004 training camp. They will begin practice on Wednesday, July 28. The group will hold three days of workouts - which are open to the public - before the rest of the players report for a team meeting Friday night, July 30. The first full team session begins July 31 and is closed to the public.
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Ben Franklin, whose northeastern branch is at Lehigh University, invests in promising startup companies by issuing low-interest loans. The quasi-governmental agency also helps established companies remain competitive. Three Lehigh Valley companies will receive more than $400,000 from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The three companies are: Grid Sentinel of Lower Macungie Township, a developer of power monitoring and diagnostics software for high-voltage transmission lines; Infinera Corp., a Sunnyvale, Calif., company with a manufacturing operation in Allentown that makes fiber-optic equipment; and MedHesives Inc. of Bethlehem, a maker of resin sealants used on ships and other materials subject to harsh environments.
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History teaches that more may be required, at least in the court of public opinion. The adverse publicity, litigation, and ultimate settlement of claims arising from the study of partial lead abatement strategies conducted in Baltimore by investigators at the Kennedy Krieger Institute are illustrative. An appropriate metric for the NCS may be whether the study is acceptable in its entirety to the research participants and to society. Even though each individual step arguably poses no more minimal risk when considered independently, it is important to recognize that this study in the aggregate will be quite burdensome and intrusive for the participants.
A major issue is what information about their own health and development participants will receive. The research plan recognizes that casting the NCS as a strictly observational study is not desirable and that providing information is important for its own sake as well as useful as a means of increasing retention of participants (NCS Research Plan, Vol. 1, Sec. 12.7). The plan states that participants will be given routine information, such as growth parameters and hematocrits. On a purely mechanical level, the plan needs to clarify whether assays will be conducted pursuant to the requirements of the Clinical Laboratories Improvements Amendments of 2007, since conveying noncompliant laboratory results that may influence participants' health care behavior may actually be illegal.
With regard to assessments of participants' health and development, the plan is to provide to participants with findings that are "clinically relevant and actionable," with the caveat that results of genetic tests will be offered to participants and not automatically conveyed (NCS Research Plan, Vol. 1, Sec. 12.7.1). While laudable in many ways, this plan for sharing information warrants further development. The concept of "clinically relevant and actionable" needs to be defined. The research plan and the IRB draft document provide insufficient detail about how decisions will be made about what to disclose, saying only that these decisions will be made centrally to ensure uniformity throughout the country (IRB draft, Sec. 9.4). One measure of the uncertainty that is still present for this important aspect of the study is the statement that "the use of NCS fetal ultrasounds for identification of fetal defects remains under discussion" (IRB draft, Sec. 3.3).
An additional problem is that the point of the NCS is to identify previously unknown factors that influence the health of children. The critical but unacknowledged question, then, is what parents and children need to be told about emerging research findings. The research plan needs to address this issue and indicate whether the NCS plans to rely on standards that have been previously been articulated by such bodies as the National Bioethics Advisory Commission (1999). The NCS documents show little awareness


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Panel seeks better care for impaired paroleesBy DAVE GRAM
THE Associated Press | December 16,2013A Vermont legislative committee says in a draft report that the state should add early intervention services for parolees with mental illness, substance abuse or other problems to help them stay out of trouble.
The report says the services should be considered a priority over the addition of any new residential facilities for this group of parolees.
The special committee was created last spring after Human Services Secretary Douglas Racine sounded an alarm about the ballooning costs for services for people coming out of prison in need of intensive services but not eligible for Medicaid.
Twenty-two convicts labeled seriously functionally impaired finished their sentences and were released, although they were considered enough of a threat that they required extra supervision to ensure they didnt re-offend. At the same time, they could not get Medicaid funding.
It hit me two years ago, Racine said in an interview Friday, recalling his review of post-release coverage for two people. On my desk were two contracts. One was for $700,000; the other was for $800,000. I said, We have a problem. Houston, we have a problem.
Because plans for responding to the needs of impaired parolees were never written into law or budgeted for, Human Services had to ask for a special budget adjustment last winter of $2.8 million to manage its costs, said Monica Hutt, the agencys chief of policy and planning.
In February, Racine also announced a plan to bar the release of seriously functionally impaired inmates after serving their minimum sentences unless they were eligible for Medicaid funding. In addition, he called for new programming for the 22 parolees by the end of fiscal 2014 next June 30.
His announcement was partly intended to get lawmakers attention. Subsequently, the Legislature created the special committee, formally called the Committee on Providing Community Supports for Persons with Serious Functional Impairments.
The committee was charged with studying several issues, including whether a new secure residential facility should be built to house parolees who had mental health or substance abuse issues.
The draft report urges shying away from new construction and focusing, instead, on efforts to help parolees stay out of trouble with the law.
Until the State provides more comprehensive services at the front end, the Committee believes that it is premature to make a decision as to the need for secure residential recovery facilities to serve members of the designated population, the draft report says.
The committee also recommends changes in state law to make Vermonts regional mental health centers eligible for funding for re-entry planning for inmates who are still incarcerated but preparing for release.
Racine said some successful models for early intervention already exist, and pointed to programs in Chittenden County, Vermonts most populous region, that try to steer people charged with drug offenses toward treatment, rather than jail.
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Senior J.P. Hackney was honored as the top male student-athlete at UGA going into the fall 2011 semester.
Feb. 15, 2012
ATHENS, Ga. --- The Georgia men and women's cross country teams have each been named a U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I All-Academic Cross Country Team for the sixth year in a row.
Georgia is one of seven schools from the Southeastern Conference who qualified both of its men and women's teams for this honor in 2011.
"The All-Academic Team has become the norm here," said Bulldog distance coach Jeff Pigg. "Our kids take pride in doing well in the classroom. They all work hard. After all, they know that what happens in school will impact them the rest of their lives."
The Bulldog men posted a team GPA of 3.22 while advancing to their first NCAA Championships since 2004. After finishing third at the NCAA South Regionals, Georgia managed a 29th-place finish at the national meet, which put the Bulldogs as the top SEC team.
Senior Matt Cleaver led Georgia during five of their meets, including his 142nd-place finish at the NCAA Championships, and the Bulldogs completed the Regional meet with all five scorers in the top 27.
The Georgia women had a combined GPA of 3.21 after taking fifth at the NCAA South Regionals. Leslie Boozer led the way at Regionals with a 24th-place finish to earn All-Region honors as senior Hadley Ferguson and freshman Anna Bowles also broke into the top 50.
To qualify as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country Team, the team must have had a cumulative team GPA of 3.00 or better and have started at least five runners at their respective NCAA regional championship.
The Bulldogs track and field teams return to action at the SEC Indoor Track & Field Championships in Lexington, Ky., on Feb. 24-26.


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LaLa: *waving towards the feild* "Hey Derek! Glad to see that ankle's doing better!"
Melo being an NBA superstar with a new Nike sneaker makes for a good argument that these couples are a good match. And if you watch LaLa's Full Court Life, you already know homegirl knows everybody- but is her cultural impact as large as the Queen Bee?


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