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Brown, M., Banford, A., Mansfield, T., Smith, D., Whiting, J., & Ivey, D. (In Press). Posttraumatic symptoms and perceived safety as predictors of dyadic adjustment: A test of mediation and moderation. The American Journal of Family Therapy.
Anderson, Amber., Dial, Shannon., Ivey, David., & Smith, Douglas. (2011). Gender and violence in dyadic relationships. The American Journal of Family Therapy. 39(3), 242-254.
Harris, Steven., lvey, David., & Bean, Roy. (Eds.) (2005). Innovations in Clinical Practice. New York: Brunner-Routledge.
Harway, Michele., Geffner, Robert., lvey, David., Koss, Mary., Murphy, Bianca., Mio, Jeff., & O'Neil, Jeff. (2002). Intimate Partner Abuse and Relationship Violence. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association.


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1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1 1/4 cup whole-wheat pastry flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon kosher salt 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder 1 cup sugar 1 package extra firm silken tofu, drained 1/2 cup light vanilla soy milk 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 egg 3/4 cup semisweet or dark chocolate chips (recommend mini chips for mini cupcakes)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray muffin pan with nonstick spray or line with muffin papers. 2. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together flours, baking soda, baking powder, salt, cocoa powder and sugar. 3. In a blender, add tofu and soy milk and pur�e until very smooth. Add vanilla and egg and pulse until just incorporated, about 3 to 4 pulses. 4. Stir wet ingredients into dry ingredients until blended. Fold in chocolate chips. Spoon batter into muffin tins, only filling cups up to 75 percent full. 5. Bake mini cupcakes for 12 minutes and regular cupcakes for 17 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the middle of the cake comes out clean. 6. Cool in pan for 3 to 4 minutes then remove and finish cooling on wire rack. Can serve warm or at room temperature. Top with a dollop of whipped cream and a candy heart.
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"A delicious and easy quinoa recipe. Serve with a salad and crusty bread for a complete meal."
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vegetable oil
1/2 cup
chopped onion
carrots, chopped
1 cup
quinoa, rinsed
2 cups
vegetable broth
3/4 cup
chopped walnuts
1/4 cup
chopped fresh parsley
This is a tasty, basic pilaf, open to many variations. I'm always on the lookout for new ways to cook quinoa because it is so super good for you and this is a nice, straightforward way to prepare it.
I echo the sentiment of the reviewer who said to follow the directions and **RINSE** quinoa before cooking. It has a natural coating that is very bitter and must be rinsed off. It takes one minute, but means the difference between yummy and inedible.
This is a pretty basic pilaf recipe, and it's fine.
However, I think it's really important to stress in the recipe that you have to rinse the quinoa really well before you cook it!!! Otherwise it tastes terrible.
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Sorry JBUCK123 - 3 stars for you - 5 stars for me. I changed this so much it isn't the same recipe - BUT I'll give you credit because I used your recipe as the basis for mine. I started by rinsing the Quinoa a couple of times and then soaking it while I fried 1/2 onion with garlic in olive oil and when it was brown added about 1/4 cup of white wine (allowing for the alcohol to burn off), then added carrots, chicken broth and the quinoa. Before serving I added the walnuts. NO bitter taste. This is the first time making and eating Quinoa - thanks for getting me started and achieving 5* results.
I really liked this pilaf. I'm not a vegetarian, so I used chicken broth in place of the vegetable broth and added some salt, since my broth was homemade and hadn't had salt added.
I think quinoa itself is a flavor that takes getting used to, but I really enjoyed this dish.
This was my first time cooking quinoa and i loved it. i didn't have any walnuts, so i added a touch of black walnut extract, but it was still really good. my 2 year old gobbled it right up. i will definately be looking for more quinoa recipes to try.
Surprisingly good! I tasted this prior to adding the parsley and walnuts and thought it was kind of bland. The finished product is very tasty though. Simple and easy recipe, would definitely make again.
Delish! My husband and I thought it was great. I didn't put walnuts or parsley on it. My kids tried it but weren't loving it. But I'll try again and hope they'll develop a taste for it. I used olive oil instead of vegetable oil. I also added some garlic when I sauteed the onion.
I liked this simple side dish. I didn't have any walnuts so I toasted pine nuts, the dish turned out very tasty. I also used chicken broth. I will definitely make it again.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Quinoa Pilaf
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 365
Calories from Fat: 188
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Tuition was officially set by the Tennessee Board of Regents Friday, and local college students will see an increase in the amount they pay for class this fall.
East Tennessee State University saw the largest increase in overall cost at $546 more per year per undergraduate student who takes at least 15 hours of class each semester, and the majority of that will go to support faculty and staff raises and the school's new football program.
Community college students, which includes students who attend Northeast State Community College, will pay an additional $102 per year.
"While we regret any increase in cost to students, we are grateful to be able to limit the extent of the increases this year thanks to additional state funding," TBR Chancellor John Morgan said in a news release. "Our state leaders have recognized the critical role higher education plays in our state's economic development."
ETSU students will now pay 7.8 percent more than last year for this fall's tuition, which includes 4.5 percent considered maintenance fees/tuition approved Friday and other fees, including the athletic fee to support a new football team that was approved earlier this year.
The cost will now be $7,543 for the year for students taking 15 hours each semester.
Earlier this year, ETSU students in the Student Government Association approved a resolution asking ETSU President Brian Noland to pursue a football program at an increase of $125 in the athletics fee per student per semester.
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ETSU President Brian Noland said Friday that three percent of that 4.5 percent increase levied Friday will go to cover faculty and staff raises mandated by Nashville. The remaining 1.5 percent will go to salary equity enhancements for ETSU employees.
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As it prepared for its first big holiday, the Elizabethtown location of Edible Arrangements held a grand opening Friday.
The fresh-fruit-arrangement shop on North Dixie Avenue has been open since Jan. 11, owner Kornkamol Randlett said, but owners wanted to have a few weeks of business under their belt before having a grand opening.
"We've been doing very well, especially during this time because of Valentine's Day," Randlett said. "We've been extremely busy the last couple of days."
First Federal Savings Bank in Elizabethtown is selling four retail banking offices in Indiana to raise capital and meet its goals.
A subsidiary of First Savings Financial Group Inc. has entered into a definitive purchase and assumption agreement with the Elizabethtown-based bank to buy the Indiana offices in Corydon, Elizabeth, Georgetown and Lanesville.
These are all of First Federal Savings Bank's southern Indiana branches.
About 50 exhibitors lined up Wednesday inside Pritchard Community Center for the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce Health and Human Services Expo.
The 11th annual health expo was the first for the combined chambers. Chamber President-CEO Brad Richardson said he believes the expo sells out every year.
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Make sure that you're addressing the taste factor, too. If deep penetration isn't the issue, taste could be. Be sure to wash your genital area thoroughly and to rinse well in...
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Dear Alice,
My girlfriend enjoys performing oral sex on me, but can't seem to get much more than the head in her mouth without gagging. How can she learn to take more in? Oh, incidentally, I'm just of ordinary penis size.
Dear Fellatio,
Lollipops, popsicles, and corndogs may be fun and gag-free for many people, but penises may conjure up different sensations. Oral sex may be a pleasurable experience for everyone involved when the participants are comfortable and willing. This may be an area where you and your partner may want to better communicate and work together to optimize both ease and enjoyment.
Perhaps you may ask your partner specific questions to better assess the conundrum:
Once you and your partner uncover more about what happens when your partner starts to gag, together you may try to solve the problem. If it's purely a physical thing, your partner may consider practicing to curb the gag reflexes. Perhaps phallic food items, like yummy carrots, bananas, and zucchinis, may serve as practice items and as a nutritious, post-oral workout snack. If your partner's ready for the real deal, try using your partner's hand to guide your penis into your partner's mouth. That way, your partner may control when, how far, and how fast your penis will move. Try different positions, with you on your knees, lying down, with your partner on top, standing up, etc., to see if one position or another lets your partner feel more comfortable. As with many sexual behaviors, many variations of oral sex exist — you may want to research the Sexual and Reproductive Health Archives. Experiment, see what works, and be willing to delay or give up your oral pleasure for other pleasures if your partner's unable to do it.
Some people experience psychological challenges with sex, including oral sex. Is your partner anxious, nervous, or emotionally uncomfortable with performing the act? If so, consider encouraging your partner to communicate negative and positive feelings, opinions, and history towards oral sex. Empathizing with your partner's situation may help you better understand this mouthful of an issue. When appropriate, try to clarify any misinformation or misunderstandings — again, check out the archives as a resource — as well as respect your partner's reasons. Forcing something down your partner's throat (literally!) may easily lead to distasteful feelings. However, at the right points in conversation, you may squeeze in your desire and deep enjoyment of oral pleasure as a reason for consideration for your partner. You have the right to ask, and your partner has the right to refuse. Perhaps a pleasurable consensus may erect from honest and respectful discussion. Trust, communication, and consent are key to fulfilling sexual experiences — patience and reassurance may help lubricate the process. You may find it helpful to talk to a counselor, either by yourself or with your partner.
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Dear Alice,
Make sure that you're addressing the taste factor, too. If deep penetration isn't the issue, taste could be. Be sure to wash your genital area thoroughly and to rinse well in...
Dear Alice,
Make sure that you're addressing the taste factor, too. If deep penetration isn't the issue, taste could be. Be sure to wash your genital area thoroughly and to rinse well in the shower. (Make sure she knows to do the same, too. It goes both ways.) Having her brush her teeth/use mouthwash/chew gum immediately beforehand is a good way to make things go more smoothly, too. If the issue is solely the penetration, then she could try numbing her mouth to make it less sensitive to all of the movement involved in fellatio. I'm a fan of sucking on ice before going down on my boyfriend. Not only does it make my mouth less sensitive, but he also LOVES the way the combination of the cold ice and the warm mouth feels. If ice isn't your thing, you could try an oral anesthetic such as Chloraseptic spray to take care of the numbing (even though I'm not a fan of the taste of that stuff.) Hope this helps!
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During the fourth and third centuries BC, a distinctive type of money was issued in the Qi state, in the form of large knives. The knife money was associated with particular cities within the state, and the knives are almost always found in modern-day Shandong province. The inscriptions on some of the knives indicate that they were sometimes issued in commemoration of important events, such as the inauguration of a new ruling dynasty. The inscription on this knife money indicates that it is 'legal currency of Qi'.
Knife money has its origins in the scraper-knives of nomadic hunters and fishermen of northern and eastern China. By the sixth and fifth centuries BC the northern and eastern states of Yan, Qi, Zhongshan and Zhao were using knife money with inscriptions. The inscriptions were usually numerals or single words such as 'fish' and 'sheep', perhaps indicating value. The pointed blades on the early knives break very easily. Later knife money of the Qi state - like this example - is usually more rounded or thicker, and therefore less fragile.
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"To be in the memory of a moment that touches so many lives and to be part of everyone's story that day would be the greatest feeling. It's the moment when you stand looking forward and all you can see is possibility. I would be honored to be chosen to give this year's commencement address and even more honored to stand before my fellow graduates and wish them well in the future."
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A 3Year Honors Program student from Concord, N.H., Painchaud said her greatest accomplishment at SNHU is serving as today's commencement speaker. But her impact on the university is far reaching. She has volunteered her time and energy to several university organizations, including the Leadership Training Institute, Coordinators of Activities and Programming Events and the Elections Committee. She also is an SNHU Ambassador and a member of Delta Mu Delta, and is involved in the Capital Region Food Program and the Holiday Food Basket Project.
"I have come to find that you cannot leave a mark on a building or a classroom, but you can leave a mark on people," she said. "Through the people I have met and have come to care for, I know I have left something here. I am a part of a small chapter in their lives and in the words of Helen Keller, 'My friends have made the story of my life.'"


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So, we at Obscure Studios have been a little busy this last month, if you couldn't already tell from our frenzied Facebook updates and tempestuous tweets. We've been buried with work, literally. Somewhere in all this craziness, we have managed to unearth some of our best creative ideas.
You may have already heard, but we've submitted a short film to the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival. We're very excited to be making our big festival debut (fingers crossed) and we're very proud of the work we've put in on this one.
"Border Line" is a visual and musical puzzle, told in a non-linear fashion, that beautifully unravels as it reaches its climax. It is 7 minutes and 40 seconds you do not want to miss. We like to keep things local, so all of the locations in the film are within 30 minutes' drive of Flagstaff, the score was composed by an NAU graduate and the editing was all done in-house (literally, in my house).
We were rushed for time, so we pulled together fantastic actors and an intriguing script, threw it all in a blender and had a finished film in just 18 days! Talk about working under pressure.
And did we mention that we're excited?
In addition to that, we've beeb partnering with Theatrikos Theatre Company to film some of their plays. We're putting the finishing touches on the DVDs for their production of "Annie, Jr." as we speak.
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... getting to work today was a little more challenging than usual.
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I'm sure glad I listen to KTTS... especially this morning so that I learned of the shooting before heading out the door. Because of that, I knew to take a different route to work so I didn't have to backtrack when I came to the road block... I still had to talk my way past a policeman so that I could get into our driveway!
KTTS is always on top of Breaking News... 24/7... it's just having all this in our own backyard is a bit unnerving! Convenient for the 24 Hour News Team, but unnerving for the rest of us. Glad we have bullet proof glass, automatically locking doors and a great big gate around the building... I laughingly called all the security measures we installed a few years back the "Journal Compound"... today, I'm just thankful it's all there.
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The Matadors will face a pair of familiar foes this week, beginning with a three-game conference series against the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos at Matador Field. The Big West set will get underway on Friday, May 6 at 3 p.m. on Alumni Pride Day, as all CSUN Alumni Association members will receive free admission. The series continues with afternoon contests on Saturday and Sunday, both beginning at 1 p.m. Sunday's game is "Strike Out Cancer" day to promote breast cancer awareness. Northridge will then head south on Tuesday, May 10 for a single game against the San Diego State Aztecs at 6 p.m. All games will feature Gametracker coverage on GoMatadors.com.
Conference Chatter
Now in the final month of the Big West season, the Matadors continue to maintain impressive marks in the conference statistics. The team is currently fifth in the Big West with a .267 batting average and sixth with a .365 slugging percentage. The Matadors are now tied for third the Big West in hits (374) and are fifth with 68 doubles, third in runs scored (211), runs batted in (189), and triples (9). When it comes to the long ball, no other team has hit more homeruns as Northridge leads the league with 17.
The Matadors are displaying excellent plate discipline as they are third in walks drawn (143) and times hit by pitch (47), and are fourth in sacrifice flies (18). Defensively, Northridge ranks sixth in the league in strikeouts recorded (266). The pitching staff has hit the fourth-fewest batters in the league (31), is tied for third in the conference in saves converted (10), and is second in successful pick-offs (9). All statistics are accurate as of May 2.
Making History
With the Matadors' 10-5 victory over the Sacramento State Hornets on March 19, Cal State Northridge won its 1,500th game on the baseball diamond. The program began play in 1959 as San Fernando Valley State College and began its inaugural season 0-7 before winning for the first time in school history against UC Riverside 7-5 at Matador Field. Now in its 53rd season, Cal State Northridge baseball has won 12 conference titles, the first in 1965 (California Collegiate Athletic Association) and the most recent in 2002 (Big West Conference), and two NCAA Division II National Championships (1970 and 1984).
A Closer Look at UC Santa Barbara
The Matadors and Gauchos are getting familiar with one another to say the least entering this weekend. The three game series at Matador Field will begin on Friday with the third game this season between the two teams. Northridge took a 3-2 walk-off victory at home on April 12 before UC Santa Barbara evened the season series with a 6-4 victory at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium on April 26.
Infielder Sean Williams and outfielder Mark Haddow continue to lead the 19-19 (5-7 Big West) Gauchos offensively. Williams has a team-high .345 batting average with 10 doubles and 25 runs scored, while Haddow is hitting .338 with five home runs and 35 RBI through 38 games. Twelve of Haddow's 35 RBI have come against Big West Conference opponents. In the most recent meeting between the two programs, Williams went 3-for-5 with an RBI and Haddow went 2-for-4 and drove in three runs.
On the mound, the Gauchos have a trio of regular starters in Jesse Meaux, Matthew Vedo and Greg Davis. Meaux has a record of 3-5 in 10 starts this season, including one complete game. His 3.70 ERA in 65.2 innings ranks near the middle of a staff with a collective 3.86 ERA. Vedo is 3-5 with a 5.93 ERA in 12 appearances (10 starts) and has recorded a team-high 38 strikeouts, while Davis checks in at 4-3 with a 3.39 ERA and 29 strikeouts. Of the three, the Matadors have only faced Davis so far this year, as he came in to earn the save this past Tuesday in Santa Barbara.
A Closer Look at San Diego State
Following the three-game series with the Gauchos, the Matadors will make their second trip of the year to Tony Gwynn Stadium to battle the San Diego State Aztecs. The Tuesday evening game will be the third meeting of the season between the sides, with the home team winning each of the first two. On March 8 at Matador Field, Drew Muren's grand slam helped the Matadors to a six-run seventh inning and a 12-9 comeback victory. On March 29, the Aztecs evened the season-series with a 10-0 shutout in San Diego.
Cody Smith and Brandon Meredith lead the Aztecs on the offensive side of the ball, as both have appeared in 42 of 44 games for San Diego State. Smith owns a .298 batting average with nine doubles and 18 RBI, while Meredith is hitting .289 with four triples and four home runs. Meredith has driven in a team-high 32 runs and also is the team leader with 32 walks.
Cole Swanson is having a very productive year on the mound for SDSU with a 3-1 record, the best on the staff. Swanson's 3.48 ERA is third-lowest on the team and the best among pitchers that have started more than one game. On the year, he has thrown 54.1 innings with 39 strikeouts to just 19 walks. Ryan Wynveen owns a 1-0 record and a 3.74 ERA through a team-high 16 relief appearances. Wynveen has recorded one save but has allowed 22 hits in 21.2 innings.
Results from Last Week
The Matadors encountered yet another tough conference opponent on the road last weekend in the UC Davis Aggies. Northridge was unable to secure a victory during the three-game series, as early runs spelled the difference on all three afternoons.
In the first game on April 29, a first-inning grand slam with two outs put UC Davis ahead 4-0. The Matadors began to chip away at the lead, getting as close as 6-3 after a two-run fifth inning that saw Ridge Carpenter belt his third home run of the season. In the end, however, six RBI by Aggie catcher Scott Kalush were too much to overcome as the Matadors lost 9-3. Junior Adam Barry singled to extend his conference-leading hitting streak to 15 games.
On Saturday, UC Davis scored twice in the bottom of the first and the Matadors left 10 runners on base in a 6-0 shutout loss. The finale on Sunday was the closest game of the set, but the Aggies once again tacked on a run in the first. Carlos Gonzalez, Jr. was able to induce an inning-ending double play with the bases loaded to minimize the damage, but UC Davis eventually put up at least one run in each of the first six innings and came away with an 8-4 decision. Senior TS Reed cleared the bases with a three-run triple for the Matadors in the top of the sixth for his first three-bagger of the season.
Yard Work
The Matadors continue to rank at the top of the Big West with the long ball. In the 2-1 victory over Bakersfield on April 10, Ridge Carpenter led off the game with a solo home run to right field that proved to be the winner. Against Sacramento State, senior TS Reed hit his first home run of the season, a three-run shot in game two of a doubleheader on March 18, and redshirt sophomore Tommy Simis added his first of the year the next day in a pair of victories and added his third on April 22 with a three-run shot in the bottom of the ninth against Pacific. On March 8, Andrew Muren's grand slam capped a six-run seventh inning and Chris Allen added a two-run blast in the eighth to beat San Diego State 12-9. In the victory over Lamar, Nate Ring hit a solo homer in the top of the first to give CSUN an early 1-0 lead. During the series with Valparaiso, three different Northridge batters hit their first home run of the season. Junior Steven Keller, sophomore Chris Allen and freshman Miles Williams all cleared the bases with two-run homers. Sophomore Joshua Goossen-Brown hit a home run in his first career at-bat for the Matadors against Seattle as well. As a team, the Matadors lead the Big West Conference (17) as 10 different Matadors have gone yard this season.
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Junior Adam Barry may be new to the Matadors, but he is quickly solidifying himself as an offensive threat in the Big West. Although he ranks fourth on the team with 37 hits, Barry has been a spark for Northridge at the plate and owns the second highest batting average on the squad at .308. He had eight hits in the series against Pacific at Matador Field (4/21 - 4/23) and recently had his Big West Conference leading 15-game hitting streak broken up in the weekend series at UC Davis.
The Anchor in the Outfield
Redshirt junior Andrew Muren posted three hits (two doubles) in four at-bats and scored three runs in Northridge's 13-6 victory over Pacific on April 21. He had four hits, including a homerun and double, and five RBI in the conference-opening series at UC Irvine (4/1 to 4/3) and was named as a Big West Conference Co-Player of the Week after hitting two homeruns, driving in seven runs and scoring six between March 7 and 13. Muren's grand slam in the bottom of the seventh inning against San Diego State on March 8 scored the eventual winning run for the Matadors. His prowess in the outfield did not go unnoticed by the Big West Conference coaches, as they voted him the best defensive outfielder in a College Baseball Insider poll earlier this year. Muren is currently tied for second in the conference with 14 doubles and is eighth in runs batted in (26).
The Flyin' Hawaiian
Senior outfielder Ridge Carpenter tripled twice at UNLV (4/5), becoming the first Matador with two triples in a game since 1998. He added six hits in the series against Pacific (4/21 - 4/23) and two against UC Santa Barbara on April 26 and is now tied for the team lead in multiple-hit games with 13. In Northridge's 10-3 victory on Feb. 19, Carpenter went 3-for-4 with a walk and three runs scored. Over the summer, he was ranked as one of the top ten recruits competing in the Hawaii Collegiate Baseball League for his success as a member of the Kauai Menehunes. His speed and skill led him to be named the best base-runner in the Big West in a College Baseball Insider poll of conference coaches. Carpenter has started all but game in the outfield for Northridge this season and is currently tied for fifth in the Big West for runs scored (31) and is tied for third in stolen bases (13).
The Goosse is Loose
Sophomore Joshua Goossen-Brown pitched a gem on April 5 at UNLV, throwing 5.0 innings and striking out five in his first start of the season. The following Sunday at Bakersfield, he nearly tossed a complete game, throwing 8.1 innings and striking out four in the 2-1 victory. For his efforts, the Sherman Oaks, Calif. native was named the Big West Conference Co-Pitcher of the Week for April 5-11. On the week, Goossen-Brown went 2-0 with a 2.06 ERA in 13.1 innings. The pitcher/utility man has also spent time as the DH, first baseman, catcher and relief pitcher for the Matadors so far this year and owns a .300 batting average. On the mound, Goossen-Brown has compiled a 5.01 ERA and is tied for the sixth-most wins in the Big West with four.
First Impressions
With the Matadors' 2-0 victory over the Seattle University Redhawks on Feb. 18, CSUN has now won on Opening Day two years in a row, bringing the program's overall mark to 31-20-2 in season openers. Junior Justen Gorski pitched seven strong innings and allowed just three hits to the Redhawks to notch his first win of the year. Gorski struckout eight hitters while walking two. Joshua Goossen-Brown and Ryan Juarez came into the game in relief to help preserve the shutout, with Goossen-Brown earning a hold and Juarez converting his first save of 2011. Senior TS Reed started the game at second base and went 1-for-1 at the plate, driving in both runs for Northridge.
A Golden State of Mind
Of the 56 games on the schedule in 2011, only five will be played outside the state of California. Northridge welcomes Seattle University, Valparaiso, Lafayette and UNLV to Matador Field this season, but only make a return trip to Las Vegas before the year is through. The Matadors compete in the four-day YMBL Cardinal Classic on the campus of Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas from Mar. 3 through 6. They then travel to Las Vegas to face UNLV for one game on April 5 at the halfway mark of the season, with the entire second half of the schedule against teams from California. In total, Cal State Northridge faces just six opponents that play their home games outside of the Golden State.
Survey Says...
The 2011 Cal State Northridge baseball team received 13 points and was picked to finish in ninth place this season by the Big West coaches, as announced by the conference office in late January. Cal State Fullerton was the unanimous choice as the preseason favorite, receiving all nine first-place votes for 81 points. The Titans won their 15th Big West crown in 2010 and made their 32nd appearance in the NCAA Tournament. UC Irvine and UC Riverside each received 65 points to tie for second in the poll. Cal Poly was selected to finish fourth and Long Beach State nabbed the fifth spot with 47 points despite finishing in last place in the conference in 2010. The Gauchos of UC Santa Barbara received 36 points in the poll to check in at sixth, and the Matadors will face UCSB five times in 2011. Pacific came in seventh as they narrowly edged UC Davis by four points in the poll.


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These days, doing more with less is a consistent challenge for public institutions, and schools at all levels feel the pressure. NetApp has continued to support learning institutions across the United States by donating data solutions to help their networks to go further, faster. Since launching its Education Donation Program, in September 2011, NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP), the leading network storage and data management provider, has donated products and services valued at a list price of more than $14 million to over 100 schools, including the Arizona State University; Chico State University; Prince George's County Community College (MD); San Diego County Office of Education; the University of California, Berkeley; the University of California, Santa Barbara; the University of South Florida; and the Virginia Community College System. The program has also supported K–12 schools including the Santa Clara Unified School District, Lake Stevens School District, and Oregon City School District.
To cite just one example of the dozens of institutions that have benefited from NetApp's donated storage solutions, cloud services are now a viable option for the University of California, Berkeley, despite severe budget constraints across the University of California system. Through the program, the school worked with NetApp to build a cloud storage system installed at both the Berkeley and San Diego campuses. This enabled all Berkeley users with cloud infrastructure to leverage IT as a service as a cost-effective option for disaster recovery.
"Our work with the University of California, Berkeley, and the other institutions involved with the Education Donation Program exemplifies NetApp's dedication to our country's education system and students," said Regina Kunkle, vice president of State and Local Government and Higher Education (SLED), NetApp. "With so much pressure to do more with less, and to deliver new IT solutions and learning opportunities on shoestring budgets, our schools are put in a difficult position. NetApp is thrilled to be able to provide guidance and solutions to help schools achieve their goals. The Education Donation Program provides us with a great outlet to continue to support our education customers in their efforts to thrive under difficult conditions."
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Turkish Film Series: Vavien
Thu, November 29, 2012 • 6:30 PM • CAL 100
Yagmu and Durul Taylan, 2010, 100 min
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Vavien is a noir comedy that delicately tells the story of a small town family. Engin Günaydın, who also scripted the film, plays Celal, a despondent man, unhappily married with a child to Sevilay. He works together with his brother Cemal, at their electrical appliances shop, drowned in debt. Even worse, he is in love with a singer who works at a sleazy night club in Samsun. Cemal, thinks of saving himself with Sevilay's money; but, unbeknownst to her husband, Sevilay makes her own plan.
Co-sponsored by the Department of Middle Eastern Studies and Austin-Antalya Sister Cities Committee.
All films are free and open to the public, in Turkish with English subtitles.
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Hardly anybody uses cash much anymore.
If you're like two-thirds of the country, you have a checking and a savings account, and a debit card linked to one or both. You take it for granted that you write a check to pay a bill.
But for one-third of the nation's households, it's a different story. They don't have bank accounts, or rarely use them, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Those are folks who can be easy prey for high-interest lenders, said Anthony Moore, CEO of Greater Charleston Empowerment Corporation, part of the group of 30 nonprofits, community groups, local governments and financial institutions that make up Bank On Charleston. And these same folks are spending money they don't have, Moore said. The average person with no checking account can easily spend $800 to $1,200 in check-cashing fees each year.
That's not going to help anybody get ahead, except the loan companies.
More than cash-only
Dealing exclusively in cash is just not practical, or safe.
"Everyone's at some point going to have to have some way of dealing with money other than cash," Moore said. Having a checking account helps people plan ahead, get prepared, save for a down payment on a car or a house. And that kind of longer-term thinking leads to more planning, thinking about things like saving money to help their kids go to college, he said.
Bank On Charleston wants to get 500 people signed up for some kind of bank account in its first year, and Moore thinks that's reasonable.
Of course, that's a drop in the bucket, based on the estimated 238,632 households in the tri-county area that are "unbanked" or "underbanked," according to the FDIC.
Getting ahead
"Folks have said to me: Why are you out there helping these big banks? But of course it's not about that," Moore explained. "It's about helping people to become financially stable through managing their money, opening an account, maintaining that account."
The program has a strong educational component. It takes the FDIC's Money Smart training program and breaks it into two, two-hour sessions.
The program just started; Moore said they're finding they need to increase marketing and advertising to bring in more people. And they'll be able to do that with funding from partner banks. "It's going to be so important that we just keep the information out in front of folks," he said.
Folks who want more information can visit with Bank On Charleston representatives at the Charleston Housing Authority's community resource day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the authority's main office at 550 Meeting St.
People who complete the program get a certificate from Bank On Charleston that they can take to a partner bank where they can open a low-cost bank account, Moore said.
And then they can start planning for a brighter, less costly future.
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Sharp cheddar and crab apple jelly pack these bite-sized appetizers with flavour. These are one of Lynda Reeves' favourite hors d'oeuvres for a party.
1 cup all purpose flour
1/4 tsp salt
5 tbsp shortening or lard
1/2 cup MacLaren's Imperial Sharp Cheddar (the one in the red tub)
2 tbsp of water, if required
Crab apple jelly
Step 1: Cream the cheese by hand or in processor.
Step 2: Mix all dry ingredients in a separate bowl and cut in shortening, adding water if necessary to make dough stick. Then knead in cheese and form a ball.
Step 3: Refrigerate dough for 1 hour.
Step 4: When dough is hard enough, roll the dough out with a rolling pin to 1/8" thick then cut into rounds with cutter (Lynda's cutter is 3" diameter, but different sizes also work.)
Step 5: Lift rounds and put onto ungreased or parchment-lined cookie sheet.
Step 6: Add a good dab of crab apple jelly in the middle of each circle.
Step 7: Fold over circles to make "moons" and pinch edges to seal. Prick with a fork.
Step 8: Bake at 400ºF for 9 minutes.
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus is the word Trevor Packer used today to describe Glendale Union High School District.
The longest word in the English language featuring alternating consonants and vowels appears in Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost." It means the state of being able to achieve honors.
Packer, senior vice president of Advanced Placement (AP) and college readiness for the nonprofit College Board that administers the AP tests for high schools worldwide, said GUHSD achieved the highest honors as the College Board's Advanced Placement District of the Year.
GUHSD is the nation's leader among medium-sized school districts in simultaneously expanding access in AP courses and improving AP exam performance.


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NAREIT Commercial Property Update 2015:Q1
The apartment sector remains robust, with vacancy rates at 4.2%, a decade-low level that indicates little (if any) excess supply. Renewed vigor in the job market over the past year has spurred household formation and continues to fuel strong demand for apartment rentals. The office sector gained further momentum, bolstered by healthy job growth. Rent growth remains at a 4% annual rate, nearly double the average pace over the last four years. The retail sector remains sluggish. Net absorption fell 16% to its lowest level in six months, as many malls suffered from store closures and tenant bankruptcies.
REITs: Real Estate With a Return Premium
A NAREIT analysis of the performance of publicly traded equity REITs and private equity core, value-added and opportunistic funds over the last full real estate cycle shows REITs outperformed private equity real estate funds over the entire cycle, as well as over the bull market portion of the cycle when value-added and opportunistic funds' higher leverage would have been expected to deliver superior returns.


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Visiting the Pedestal
Dennis Mulligan, NPS
Visiting the pedestal is a great addition to any trip to the Statue of Liberty. Starting in 2004, the National Park Service implemented a new system that requires reservations to access the pedestal. This reservation system is much different than how the public accessed the pedestal prior to 2001. The procedure for reserving pedestal tickets and accessing the pedestal is detailed below.
Due to its popularity, access to the pedestal is limited and requires reservations. Statue Cruises is the official source for pedestal reservations as well as the company that provides ferry transportation to the island. Advanced reservations may be made online or by telephone.
Extremely limited pedestal reservations may be available at the ticket offices early in the morning.
Pedestal reservations are not available on Liberty Island.
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Visitors may walk or take an elevator (part of the way) to the top of the pedestal. Although there are short staircases before and after the main elevator, visitors with disabilities should refer to our Accessibility page for more information.
The total number of steps from the lobby to the top of the pedestal is 215.
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Crosstown Classic Tickets to be Available October 1
Head coach Chris Mack is entering his fourth season with the Musketeers.
Aug. 30, 2012
CINCINNATI - Information regarding the purchase of tickets for the Crosstown Classic, to be held at US Bank Arena on Wednesday, December 19, will be distributed to all Xavier men's basketball full season and mini-pack ticket holders on or near October 1. Xavier ticket holders will receive first access to purchase tickets, and seat assignments will be made based on priority. Please look for more information via email, and on GoXavier.com, as we approach October.


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In celebration of Singapore's National Day, we're now down to our final week of the Singapore designer files.
From snazzy digital prints to sleek monochrome looks, we've seen what the creative minds of top Singapore fashion labels and emerging local designers have worn.
This week, we feature the creative minds behind Chalk, Foon Foono, Mash-Up, Sabrina Goh, Saturday, Weekend Sundries and WSDM wearing their labels and more stylish threads.
The designers share what they're wearing, as well as their favourite hangouts, food and more things that they love about Singapore.
Fashion designer Priscilla Tan wears a dress from Chalk Spring Summer 2013, a Mango cardigan and shoes from Heatwave. She carries a Prada bag and wears a gamut of accessories, including a vintage necklace, Calvin Klein ring and her wedding ring.
Her fondest memory of National Day was in 1997, when her parents had participated in the National Day parade. "I was twelve then," remembers Priscilla. "And I saw every rehearsal that year and all the behind-the-scenes buzz." She names The Living Cafe as her current favourite restaurant for the healthy, yummy raw food; "I'd just turned vegetarian," shares the designer.
Images by Wesley Kow
Foon, the designer and creative mind behind Singapore accessories label Foon Foono, wears a tee from his upcoming Foon Foono Autumn Winter 2013 menswear collection; also his first-ever fashion line. He pairs it with a pair of jeans bought in Hong Kong, shoes from Paul Smith and a bag form Foon Foono Spring Summer 2013.
This Singapore-based visual artist and accessory designer loves the Holland Village area, where he'd used to live. Foon's been living in Singapore for the past seven years, and his favourite hangout is the kopitiam beside the curb in Holland Village, "where I chill out with friends, over beers."
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Nathanael Ng (left) and Shaf Amis'aabudin (right) are two of three designers and co-founders of Singapore fashion label Mash-Up. Nathanael wears a Mash-Up tee from Autumn Winter 2013, an ASOS paisley shirt, jeans from Mash-Up Spring Summer 2013 and Lazy Oaf x Kickers shoes. His hat is from OS, while his glasses were bought at Peninsula Plaza. Shaf is wearing a tee and jeans from Mash-Up Spring Summer 2013, together with Converse shoes and an anklet from India; he can't remember where his socks are from.
Both designers profess a love for vintage finds. Nat loves shopping at the Sungei Road Thieves' Market for sixties' vintage photos and "a lot more hidden gems". Shaf frequents flea markets held by the Salvation Army, as well as thrift stores in Singapore. But he "can't tell" where they are, so that he keeps them as his style secrets.
Images by Wesley Kow
Designer Sabrina Goh is wearing a jacket and a pair of jeans from her Elohim by Sabrina Goh label. Her top is from Topshop and her shoes were bought online.
She prefers to dress simply, with "a pair of comfortable shoes that you'll want to walk in, everywhere". Sabrina, like most of the designers we've interviewed, loves how "stable, clean and safe" Singapore is.
Images by Wesley Kow
Saturday designer Nic Wong is photographed here with his good friend (and fan) Shermaine Soh, a fashion buyer who is his model for the day. Shermaine's wearing a dress from Cruise by Saturday Autumn Winter 2013, Melissa shoes and is carrying a bag from Chloe. Nic is wearing a top from COS, with jeans and shoes from Muji and a watch from Seiko.
When quizzed on what he loves most about Singapore, Nic cites the old shophouses and colonial houses – he says these "represent a different side of the country", quite unlike the glass facades and hi-rise buildings that we see everywhere else.
Images by Wesley Kow
Designer Michelle Chan is wearing a tunic from Weekend Sundries Pre-fall 2013 with an old pair of leggings and shoes from Bimba & Lola. Her Casio watch and a vintage pin are her accessories for the day.
"I love how diversity and contradictions coexist side by side on this little island," says Michelle. "Be it the culture, architecture to fashion, you name it." Michelle's must-have wardrobe item: a basic shirt dress, as she finds it "very versatile and weather-appropriate" for Singapore.
Images by Wesley Kow
WSDM designer Abel Lim wears a WSDM shirt, Uniqlo tee and jeans with a pair of New Balance sneakers. His bag is from Porter International.
"I love the diversity and energy of our city," says Abel. "You get to experience and interact with so many different cultures. Singapore is like a hub where you can experience both eastern & western culture at the same time." The Old Kallang Stadium used to be his favourite place in Singapore. "Even though it's now gone, I still remember my childhood days when I would watch football matches at the old stadium," says the designer. He recalls the atmosphere fondly: "The matches were exciting and the Kallang roar (loud cheers from the stadium) back then was really really loud."
Images by Wesley Kow
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When it rains, people usually hurry to home. But there is a curious girl, she like to walk in the rain to look the germination of grass,falling flowers..... when it is raining slightly ,she also likes dancing in the rain , she feel it is a most interesting experience.
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Page Layout Spreadsheet, Data Sources tab, Edit…
The SQL query determines which records are selected from the database for display or editing. Queries provide a built-in filtering mechanism so you can control how much data is displayed in a Table control. In more detailed terms, the query is the basis of the underlying SQL query's "WHERE" clause, and for experienced programmers, this is perhaps the best way to think about queries. Depending on the query you specify, the result set can be as simple as single record from a single database table or as complex as multiple rows from a multi-table join.
One or more records can be selected as a result of the specified query. In the case of a Table control, all records within the selected tables are available for display in the Table control. In the case of a Record control, only the first record returned is actually displayed, since the associated controls are capable of displaying only one field at a time.
Creating multi-table joins with the Query Wizard
One of the more powerful features in Iron Speed Designer is the ability to create multi-table joins. A multi-table join is the result of a query that joins together two or more database tables using a set of joining conditions. This is useful when you need to display data fields from several related tables.
Additional filtering criteria may be applied to the multi-table join. For example, you may display a table containing information from the Orders and Customers table, showing only orders greater than $1,000. Or, you might display information only pertaining to the currently signed in user, allowing them to see only their own information.
Iron Speed Designer automatically creates the SQL query required to join your selected tables together. Any number of tables may be included in the join and any number of joining conditions may be applied to filter the result set. Iron Speed Designer provides a wide variety of ways to create and customize SQL queries.
Use the Add WHERE Clause dialog to add additional filter criteria.
The following example shows two selection criteria that join three tables: Order, OrderDetails, and Customer. The resulting data set will include rows matching only these selection criteria and will include fields from all three tables.
Order.OrderID is equal to OrderDetails.OrderID AND
Order.CustomerID is equal to Customer.CustomerID
Note: You can select a table that not been previously connected through another WHERE clause and then add another clause connecting this table later. As such, you can specify an invalid selection criterion or one that returns no records.
Step 1: In Design Mode, select the table or record panel you wish to configure and open the Data Sources tab.
Step 2: In the Data Sources tab, select the appropriate query and open the Query Wizard (Edit...).
Step 3: In the FROM step of the Query Wizard, select the tables you wish to join.
Step 4: In the WHERE step, click "Add WHERE Clause…" and enter the additional clause(s) as necessary.
Step 5: In the ORDER BY step, select the default sort order for the initial table data display.
Step 6: Click 'Finish' to close the Query Wizard and update the query.
Creating multi-table joins with database views
An alternative to the Query Wizard is creating a database view. Creating a database view within your database is the best way to proceed if you have a truly custom query, such as queries containing:
More than two tables
Built-in filters based on time or status, such as 'current quarter sales' or 'active employees'
ORs, NOTs, DISINCTs and other operators
Database views are easy to use and make use of your databases underlying power and ability while letting Iron Speed Designer focus on application generation.
Step 1: In your database, create a database view containing whatever SQL you wish. This can be a simple or complex query – anything you want within the realm of the SQL language.
Step 2: Use the Application Wizard in Iron Speed Designer to create a set of pages for that database view.
Creating custom queries in Iron Speed Designer
Custom queries are a good alternative if, for some reason, you can't create a database view in your application and the other mechanisms outlined here won't work for you. Custom queries are useful if you plan to use the same query on multiple pages and want to define it just once. See Adding a Custom Query for details.
See Also
The Query Wizard JOIN Step
The Query Wizard SELECT Step
The Query Wizard TOP Step
The Query Wizard WHERE Step
The Query Wizard ORDER BY Step
The Query Wizard FINISH Step
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Cut banana in half lengthwise and then into 2-inch pieces.
Put a couple of pieces of banana and 1 tablespoon chocolate chips in the center of an eggroll wrapper. With your finger, dab water around the edges then fold sides in and roll up like a burrito.
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ECC splits with Waubonsee: After losing the opener 7-0, the Elgin Community College baseball team came back to win the second game 6-3 Saturday. In the win, John Menken had 2 doubles and an RBI for the Spartans, while Bobby Thorson added a double and 2 RBI and Andy Kovarik had 2 doubles. Drew Peters was the winning pitcher. In the opener, Lee Jackson was 2-for-3 with a double and Dominick Tatone took the loss.
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By Tech. Sgt. Elaine Wilson, USAFSpecial to American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, June 18, 2006 President Bush said it was an "incredible feeling" to visit the capital of a free and democratic Iraq and personally thank U.S. troops for their sacrifice, including those who brought al Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, to justice last week.
"It was a privilege to shake their hands, look them in the eye and tell them how much the American people appreciate their daily courage, and how much we appreciate the sacrifices they and their families are making," the president said during his weekly radio address to the nation yesterday.
Bush said he paid the surprise visit to Baghdad June 13 to meet with troops and others "serving far from home under dangerous circumstances," as well as to pledge America's continued support to the fledgling democracy.
"I traveled to Baghdad to personally show our nation's commitment to a free Iraq, because it is vital for the Iraqi people to know with certainty that America will not abandon them after we have come so far," Bush said.
The president met with the new Iraqi prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, and his Cabinet during the whirlwind trip. The nation's top leaders set up a videoteleconference so U.S. and Iraqi Cabinet members could discuss Iraq's future plans and America's role in helping the nation become a "lasting democracy," Bush said.
The prime minister outlined his plan for Iraq's future, Bush said, including his immediate goals to improve security, build up Iraq's economy and secure international support for the new government.
"His top priority is securing Baghdad," Bush said, adding that coalition and Iraqi forces have launched Operation Together Forward to help the nation restore security to high-risk areas of the city.
America's role in the joint effort, Bush said, will be to help by continuing to embed coalition teams in Iraqi army and police units, and working to improve command and control, root out corruption and stop human rights violations.
To aid the prime minister in restoring Iraq's economy, the president said he will send experts to help the Iraqi government develop an economic framework that will create jobs and opportunities for Iraqis. He also pledged to help increase oil and electricity production by working on ways to protect key infrastructures from attack and restoring production when attacks to occur.
On an international front, Bush said he will encourage cooperation by supporting the Iraqi leader's efforts to forge a new international alliance. "Iraq will take a series of steps in the political, economic and security areas and, in return, the international community will provide Iraq with more robust political and economic support," he explained.
Although Bush told Iraqi leaders that "the future of Iraq is in their hands," he also assured them that America's commitment to helping the fledgling democracy will not end.
"I told them that America is a nation that keeps its word and America will stand with them as we work toward our shared goal - a free Iraq that can govern itself, sustain itself and defend itself," he said.
Bush said he walked away from the meeting impressed with the new prime minister. "I was able to see firsthand his strong character and determination to succeed. I appreciate his determination, and the determination of his Cabinet, to make his agenda work," he said.
Challenges lie ahead as both nations continue to struggle to defeat "determined enemies" and sacrifice to protect the innocent, but Bush said he is certain America's efforts in Iraq will pay lasting dividends. "By seizing this moment of opportunity, we will defeat our common enemies and build a lasting democracy in the heart of the Middle East, and that will make Americans, Iraqis and the world more secure."


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