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DURHAM, N.H. - The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team returns to the hardwood on Saturday, Feb. 23 (1 p.m.) at Lundholm Gymnasium against the University of Massachusetts Lowell for Alumni Day. The game will be aired on Fox College Sports Atlantic.
RADIO: WPKX-AM - 930 - Rochester, WGIR-AM - 610 - Manchester, Live Stream - Stretch - UNHWildcats.com
PLAY-BY-PLAY: Jim Jeannotte
COLOR COMMENTARY: Mike Murphy
TV: Fox College Sports Atlantic
PLAY-BY-PLAY: Jim Jeannotte
COLOR COMMENTARY: Mike Murphy
SCOUTING UMASS LOWELL: The River Hawks come into the match with a 5-20 overall record and a 4-10 mark in conference play. UMass Lowell was defeated by the University of Hartford, 80-64, at the Chase Family Arena on Feb. 19.
Three players eclipsed double digits in scoring in the losing effort. Junior guard Jasmine McRoy tallied a game-high 24 points for the River Hawks. Classmate Shannon Samuels pitched in 19 points while sophomore forward Lindsey Doucette notched a double-double effort of 13 points and 11 rebounds.
UML was 25 of 76 from the field to record a .329 field goal percentage. Hartford shot 31 of 66 from the field, registering a .470 field goal percentage.
Samuels is the leading scorer for the River Hawks and averages 14.6 points per game. McRoy and Doucette also average over 10 ppg, recording scoring efforts of 13.4 and 11.1 per game respectively. Doucette paces the team on the glass as the 6-foot-2 forward garners 7.8 rebounds per game.
As a team, UMass Lowell tallies 64.7 ppg and surrenders 80. On the glass, the River Hawks average 35.7 rpg while the opposition snags 50.2.
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE: The Wildcats are riding a three-game unbeaten streak and have won 13 of their last 15 decisions. UNH enters the conference match with a 17-9 overall record and 11-2 in conference play. New Hampshire toppled the University of Vermont, 71-50, at Patrick Gymnasium on Feb. 19.
UNH registered four players with at least 10 points in the win against the Catamounts. Junior forward Kaylee Kilpatrick (Saint John, New Brunswick) tallied a season-high 17 points. Sophomore forward Corinne Coia (North Smithfield, R.I.) poured in 12 points. Junior guard Ariel Gaston (Toledo, Ohio) registered 11 points while sophomore guard Elizabeth Belanger (Acton, Mass.) posted 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds.
The Wildcats were 26 of 57 from the field to register a .456 field goal percentage. Vermont was hindered to 18 of 54 from the floor for a .333 clip.
Senior guard Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) is the team's top scoring threat, logging 11.8 ppg. Coia is right behind Hogan in scoring with an average of 11.7 ppg. Belanger, a 5-foot-10 guard, is the Wildcats leading rebounder. The sophomore snags 6.7 rpg while notching 9.6 ppg.
New Hampshire averages 60.5 ppg while conceding 57.7. The Wildcats have been outrebounded by a slight margin of 36.8 to 36.5 rpg.
WELCOME BACK!: The UNH women's basketball team are welcoming alumni back to Durham for its match against UMass Lowell on Saturday, Feb. 22. There will be a brief ceremony for the alumnae who are in attendance at halftime. The alumnae graduation years range from 1949 to 2013.
WILDCATS ON THE AIR: The Wildcat Sports Radio Network will broadcast a total of 13 UNH women's basketball regular-season games during the 2013-14 season and will air the games of the America East Championships. The Wildcat Sports Radio Network affiliates include:
WPKX-AM - 930 - Rochester
WGIR-AM - 610 - Manchester
Live Stream - Stretch - UNHWildcats.com
Here is the complete schedule:
|Dec. 4
|Jan. 26
|at UMass Lowell
|Dec. 18
|Cleveland State
|Feb. 6
|Dec. 22
|Boston University
|Feb. 16
|Jan. 7
|Feb. 22
|UMass Lowell
|Jan. 11
|Stony Brook
|Feb. 26
|Jan. 20
|Mar. 1
A total of six regular-season games will be televised, including home games vs. Boston University, Stony Brook University, the University of Hartford, the University of Massachusetts-Lowell and the University of Maine. Every game of the America East Championships will be streamed on ESPN3. Here is the complete schedule.
|Dec. 22
|Boston University
|WBIN (Comcast 18, Over the Air 50, Fios 6, DirecTV 50, Dish Network 50)
|Jan. 11
|Stony Brook
|Live Well Network (Comcast 288, Fios 466, Over the Air 50.2)
|Jan. 26
|at UMass Lowell
|Feb. 16
|Feb. 22
|UMass Lowell
|FOX College Sports Atlantic
|Mar. 1
FOX College Sports Atlantic
ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST ALBANY: UNH and Albany meet for the 29th time in the lifetime series with 14 wins apiece. In their last meeting, the Great Danes toppled the Wildcats, 88-47, at SEFCU Arena on Jan. 23. Albany's 88 points was the highest score UNH has conceded this season. Furthermore, the 41-point deficit was the largest margin of victory in the all-time series between UAlbany and New Hampshire. The Great Danes have won the last six decisions with the 'Cats last victory against the Great Danes dates back to Feb. 3, 2011 (60-46) at Lundholm Gymnasium. UNH is 8-4 against Albany when playing at home. Head coach Maureen Magarity is 1-7 lifetime against the Great Danes.
AMERICA EAST SLATE: The Wildcats boast the second-best conference record with a 12-2 mark in America East. After winning its first four league contests, UNH dropped its first conference decision against Albany on Jan. 23, 88-47. New Hampshire bounced back after the loss and won four consecutive games until the streak was snapped at Stony Brook in a 76-63 loss (Feb. 9). The 8-1 run marks the best nine-game conference stretch in program history. Since the loss against the Seawolves, the Wildcats have strung together its third four-game winning streak in America East play.
GUNNIN' FOR THE TITLE: New Hampshire has an opportunity to earn a share of the America East regular season title if UNH wins the last two regular season games. Furthermore, Albany would have to lose its last two games of the season as well. With a pair of UNH wins and Albany losses, the Wildcats would earn a share of the conference regular season championship for the first time since the 1984-85 season (11-16, 4-1 Seaboard Conference).
MO' WINS: Magarity has compiled a 18-9 record and a 12-2 mark in America East for the 2013-14 season thus far. The fourth-year head coach has set personal-bests in wins in a single season (18) and conference wins (12). The 2013-14 Wildcats have tallied the most wins overall and in conference play since the 1998-99 Wildcats (19-8, 13-5 AE). Here is a look the at the past seasons in program history with at least 18 wins:
1981-82 18-8
1982-83 23-7
1983-84 20-8
1987-88 19-8 (11-3)
1991-92 18-8 (9-4)
1992-93 18-8 (10-4)
1996-97 18-10 (14-4)
1998-99 19-8 (13-5)
2013-14 18-9 (12-2)*
* Coached by Maureen Magarity
REJUVENATED 'CATS: After a 1-5 mark in December and 4-7 overall, New Hampshire has won 14 of its last 16 games. UNH constructed an 8-1 record in the month of January, which matched the best record in the first month of the year since the 1991-92 Wildcats. In addition, the six wins in February are the most wins in the month since 1998-99 (6-2). New Hampshire strung together a season-high six-game winning streak from Jan. 3 to Jan. 20.
DOING 50 IN A 40: The Wildcats have logged a field goal percentage of at least .500 five times this season, most recently at Lundholm Gymnasium against Hartford (76-71; Feb. 18). When UNH collectively registers at least a .400 field goal percentage from the field, the Wildcats are 12-1 this season. Additionally, 12 of the 13 occurrences have happened in the 2014 calendar year and 10 against America East opponents.
WELCOME TO LUNDHOLM: The Wildcats have yet to be defeated in an America East contest when playing at home (6-0). The Wildcats have outscored their opponents on an average of 10.0 ppg in the six wins.
WHEN LEADING AT HALF: UNH has held a lead entering halftime on 13 occasions and has won all 13 games.
NAILBITERS: The Wildcats are 6-2 this season in games decided by five points or less. Additionally, UNH is 3-0 this year when games are decided in overtime. New Hampshire has surpassed its win total from last season (five) in games decided by five points or fewer.
WORKING OVERTIME: New Hampshire has found themselves in three overtime games this season and has won all three. UNH played in its first overtime game since January 2, 2013 (at Vermont), prevailing over the Brown University Bears in a 77-74 road victory on Jan. 3. It marked the first win in extra time for UNH since it defeated Binghamton on the road, 59-52, on Feb. 25, 2012. The Wildcats played in another overtime game just eight days later at home against Stony Brook (Jan. 11). The Wildcats were able to edge out the Seawolves, 71-68. New Hampshire played its third overtime of the season at home against Hartford (Feb. 16). The Wildcats prevailed over the Hawks, 76-71. UNH is 8-2 since Magarity took over the coaching duties in the 2010-11 season.
SPREADING THE WEALTH: New Hampshire is 6-0 when UNH has registered at least four different scorers with a minimum of 10 points in a game. Against Colgate (Nov. 25), the quartet of Hogan (15), Coia (14), Kristen Anderson (Greene Maine; 11) and Belanger (10) powered the 'Cats offense to a 63-58 victory. The Wildcats replicated the success against UMass Lowell (Jan. 26; 75-68) as Anderson led the way with 23 points followed by Belanger (18), Coia (12) and Hogan (12). Belanger paced the scoring quartet with 20 points in a 74-73 win over Maine (Jan. 29) on a last second floater. The sophomore guard was followed by Gaston (14), Hogan (14) and Kilpatrick (10). Belanger again spearheaded the scoring effort against Binghamton (Feb. 2) with 18 points in a 72-53. She was accompanied by Anderson (14), Coia (13) and Hogan (10). New Hampshire logged five scorers in double digits in an overtime win at home against Hartford (Feb. 16). Hogan paced the win over the Hawks with 17 points followed by Frankenberger (15), Gaston (14), Coia (12) and Belanger (11). It marked the first time since March 4, 2010 (65-50 win over Maine). UNH was paced by Kilpatrick with a season-high 17 points in a 71-50 win at Vermont (Feb. 19). She was followed by Coia (12), Gaston (11) and Belanger (10).
PICK YOUR POISON: The Wildcats have registered six different leading scorers this season. Anderson, Belanger, Coia, Gaston, Hogan and Kilpatrick have all led the team in points in a single game during the 2013-14 season. Coia has led the scoring for UNH on nine occasions, a team-high.
CRACKING THE CODE: Magarity has used just five different starting lineups this season. The starting five of Belanger, Coia, Frankenberger, Gaston and Hogan has been used eight times, all in winning efforts.
ECLIPSING 30: Anderson and Hogan have each tallied 30-point performances in overtime this season. The tandem is the first to accomplish 30-point efforts since the 2011-12 season. Against Brown (Jan. 3), Anderson registered 30 points in a 77-74 win. Hogan notched 35 points at home in a 71-68 victory over Stony Brook (Jan. 8). Both the 30-point efforts were career-highs for the guards. New Hampshire has two of the six 30-point games around the conference this season and the only one against an America East foe.
HOGAN REACHING MILESTONES: Hogan became the 17th member in UNH women's basketball history to score at least 1,000 points in a collegiate career. The senior point guard reached the milestone with a 14-point performance in a 65-40 win at home against Vermont (Jan. 20). The last Wildcat to reach the honor was Denise Beliveau on Dec. 3, 2011. In her career, Hogan has accumulated 1,122 points to rank 11th all-time in program history. Furthermore, the guard reached the 300-assist milestone by dishing out three helpers in a losing effort against Cleveland State (Dec. 18; 65-50). Currently, Hogan has tallied 363 helpers in her career as a Wildcat to rank fourth all-time in UNH women's basketball history. Furthermore, Hogan started in her 100th game of her collegiate career as a Wildcat in the game against Hartford (Jan. 18). The senior guard and three-time co-captain has started in every game but one in her career.
TENACIOUS D: In the latest NCAA rankings, the Wildcats are tied for 25th in Division I by holding their opponents to 58.2 ppg. Furthermore, New Hampshire ranks 38th in the nation in field goal percentage defense (.367) and 29th in 3-point field goal percentage defense (.279). As of Feb. 25, the Wildcats boast the top spot in 3-point field goal percentage defense and defensive rebounds per game (26.9). Additionally, UNH ranks second in the America East in scoring defense and field goal percentage defense. This season, New Hampshire has limited its opponent to less than 60 points in 11 of 27 contests.
FROM THE CHARITY STRIPE: The Wildcats have eclipsed 20 free throws made in wins against NJIT (Nov. 13; 53-40), Yale (Jan. 7; 58-53), Stony Brook (Jan. 11; 77-74 OT), UMass Lowell (Jan. 26; 75-68) and Hartford (Feb. 16; 76-71 OT). In the game against the River Hawks, New Hampshire converted 16 consecutive free throws in the second half to notch the victory. New Hampshire boasts the second best free throw percentage in America East with a .730 clip on 336 of 460 shooting. This season, UNH is 13-1 when it attempts more free throws.
CAPTAIN HOGAN: Hogan is co-captain of the 2013-14 UNH Wildcats for a third consecutive season. Last year, she was a co-captain alongside Cari Reed. In the previous year, Hogan was co-captain with Denise Beliveau and started all 30 games. Hogan is a multiple threat in the backcourt – as the quarterback of the offense, she is strong on the dribble and an excellent passer; she is also an accurate jump shooter who led not only the team but the America East conference in 3-point field goal percentage (.446; 41 of 92) two years ago. In the conference opener against Stony Brook (Jan. 11), Hogan netted a career-high 35 points, including eight points in overtime to pace UNH in a 71-68 win. The 35 points is the most scored by a Wildcat this season. Before the game against the Seawolves, Hogan's season-high in scoring was 17 in a 67-60 loss at Bryant (Dec. 1). In a second match against SBU, Hogan paced all scorers with 25 points in a 76-63 losing effort (Feb. 9). The senior co-captain notched a 22-point effort in a 78-71 win against UMass Lowell on Feb. 22. The guard ranks second on the team and ninth in America East in scoring with 12.1 ppg. Hogan has reached double digits in points in 17 of 27 games this season. The senior guard became the 17th member of the 1,000-point club, reaching the milestone in a win against Vermont (60-45; Jan. 20).
COIA DESTROYER: Coia ranks first on the team in scoring and eighth in America East with 12.2 ppg this season. Furthermore, she leads the team in field goal percentage with a .492 clip to rank fourth in the conference. The 6-foot-4 forward has reached double digits in points in 20 of 26 games this season, a team-high. She has recorded a team-high five double-doubles this season, most recently registering a career-high 24 points and 10 rebounds in a 78-71 win against UMass Lowell (Feb. 22).
E-BOMB: Belanger has notched a pair of 20-point performances this season. The guard set a career-high 20 points with 16 coming in the first half in an overtime win at Brown (Jan. 3). Belanger matched her career-high of 20 points, which included the game-winning basket with 0.9 seconds left in a 74-73 win over Maine (Jan. 29). The sophomore recorded her first double-double of her collegiate career (18 points, 10 rebounds) in a victory at UMass Lowell on Jan. 26 (75-68). On the road against Binghamton (Feb. 12), Belanger set a new career-high with five steals while pitching in 16 points in a 64-46 victory. Currently, the guard leads the team in rebounds and ranks seventh in America East, averaging 6.5 rpg.
KAYLEE KILLA: Kilpatrick was named co-captain for the 2013-14 season by Magarity and leads the Wildcats in blocks (39), a new season-high. Between Dec. 7 to Jan. 11, the 6-foot-4 forward tallied at least one block in seven consecutive games. Furthermore, Kilpatrick is tied for the team lead in double-doubles with five with Coia. The junior has also raised her free throw percentage by 17.2 percentage points this season from the previous year. In her collegiate career, Kilpatrick forward has compiled a .727 free throw percentage. In a road loss at Bryant on Dec. 1 (61-67), she notched a then season-high 15 points. Kilpatrick racked up a career-high five blocks as part of a double-double effort (11 points, 10 rebounds) in a win against Yale (Jan. 7; 58-53). The junior recorded game-highs in points (14), rebounds (eight) and assists (four) in a 46-35 win against UMBC (Feb. 6). Kilpatrick was one rebound shy of a double-double with 14 points and nine boards in a winning effort at Binghamton (Feb. 12). Kilpatrick set a new season-high in scoring with 17 points in a 71-50 road victory at Vermont (Feb. 19).
DOUBLE TROUBLE: New Hampshire has recorded a double-double in 10 of 27 games this season. Kilpatrick and Coia leads all players in double-doubles with five. Belanger recorded her first collegiate double-double (18 points, 10 rebounds) in a win at UMass Lowell (Jan. 27; 75-68). Gaston also notched her first career double-double in a 76-71 win over Hartford (Feb. 16) in extra time. UNH is 8-2 when a player registers a double-double.
CEDAR POINT: Gaston has eclipsed her single-season high of 3-pointers in just 10 games and has matched a career-high of three treys on two occasions. The junior registered a breakout second half against Binghamton (Feb. 12) in a 64-46 win. Gaston went 8 of 8 from the floor and added a pair of free throws to register a career-high 19 points to pace UNH in the win. Furthermore, the guard tallied a personal-best five steals against the Bearcats. On the passing front, she recorded a career-high six assists in a win at UMBC (Jan. 15; 60-47). Gaston leads the 'Cats in assist/turnover ratio (1.4) and ranks sixth in the conference. The junior guard registered her first career double-double (14 points, 11 rebounds) in a 76-71 win against Hartford (Feb. 16) in overtime. Gaston has reached double digits in scoring in three of the last four games.
THEY CALL ME GERM: Frankenberger has played in every game this season and has started in 14 contests. The forward/guard recorded the game-tying shot from beyond the arc in the come from behind win against the Hawks. The senior eclipsed double figures in scoring with 13 points at UMBC (Jan. 15) in a 59-50 win. Frankenberger posted a career-high 15 points in an overtime win (76-71) against Hartford on Feb. 16. Frankenberger has posted a season-high in scoring with 113 points (4.2 ppg).
SHE'S A FRESHMAN: Anderson became the first Wildcat freshman to register at least 30 points in a 77-74 overtime win at Brown on Jan. 3. Before Anderson, Kris Kenney was the last Wildcat to accomplish the feat on Feb. 7, 1986 at home against Boston University. The first year guard was 10 of 16 from the field and 6-for-9 from 3-point range to notch 30 points against the Bears. Anderson also notched a 23-point performance off the bench in a 75-68 win at UMass Lowell (Jan. 26). Anderson is second on the squad in 3-point field goals made (27).
K-MART: Sophomore forward Kendall Martenet (Waukesha, Wis.) has come off the bench in 22 of 27 games this season. After sitting out the month of November with an injury, the 6-foot-2 forward has appeared in every game since. Martenet posted career-highs in points (seven) and minutes played (17) as part of a 64-46 win at Binghamton (Feb. 12). The sophomore came off the bench and netted six points to power a come-from-behind win at Harford on Jan. 18 (61-56). On the glass, she tied a personal-best six rebounds in a 72-53 victory over Binghamton (Feb. 2).
WIPING GLASS: Belanger, Coia, Gaston and Kilpatrick have recorded at least 10 rebounds in a game this season. As a team, UNH is 14-1 when it controls the rebounding advantage. Belanger has led the 'Cats on the glass 10 times this season.
'CATS RECEIVE AMERICA EAST RECOGNITION: The UNH women's basketball team has been garnered four conference awards during the 2013-14 season.
Gaston was named as the America East Player of the Week on Feb. 17. The junior point guard registered 16.5 points and 3.7 rebounds while averaging 37.5 minutes per game in a pair of wins for UNH in the week. In a 64-46 victory at Binghamton University (Feb. 12), the junior point guard earned career-highs in points (19) and steals (five). Gaston poured in all of her points in the second half on 8 of 8 shooting from the field and draining a pair of free throws. At home against the University of Hartford (Feb. 16) in a 76-71 overtime win, Gaston earned her first career double-double on 14 points and a personal-best 11 rebounds. The point guard also orchestrated the Wildcat offense to a .489 field goal percentage with a game-high five assists.
Belanger was tabbed as the America East Player of the Week on Feb. 3. She averaged 18 points and 5.5 rebounds in a pair of wins for UNH in wins against the University of Maine (Jan. 29) and Binghamton University (Feb. 2). In the 74-73 win against Maine, the sophomore guard matched her career-high with 20 points, including the game-winning floater with 0.9 seconds left in regulation. Furthermore, Belanger set a new career-high in steals with four swipes. Posting a 72-53 victory against Binghamton, Belanger paced the Wildcats in scoring and on the glass with 16 points and seven rebounds. In addition, she dished out a personal-best five assists.
Anderson was selected as the America East Rookie of the Week, the conference announced on Jan. 6. The freshman guard is the first Wildcat to garner the honor since Hogan received the award on Jan. 3, 2011. Anderson tallied a career-high 30 points and eight rebounds, including nine points in overtime to power the Wildcats over the Brown University Bears, 77-74 (Jan. 3). The performance marked the first time a freshman garnered at least 30 points in a game since all-time UNH leading scorer Kris Kinney notched 33 against Boston University on Feb. 6, 1986.
Hogan was named to the 2013-14 America East Preseason All-Conference Team on Oct. 15. The lone Wildcat representative, Hogan is the leading returner for the Wildcats in scoring this season, averaging 9.8 ppg in 2012-13. Powering UNH to its first conference semifinal appearance since 2005, the guard hit the game-winning trey as time expired to defeat Stony Brook in the quarterfinals, 49-46. Additionally, Hogan's 3-point buzzer beater was voted amongst the fans as the 2012-13 America East Moment of the Year. The senior captain logged in 32.9 minutes per game and dished out 73 assists last season, a team-high.
PRESEASON PREDICTIONS: The University of New Hampshire women's basketball team was ranked fourth in the 2013-14 America East Preseason Coaches' Poll, announced on Wednesday, Oct. 16. UNH received 46 points, including one first place vote behind the University at Albany (64 points; eight first-place votes), University of Hartford (54) and Stony Brook University (48). The University of Vermont (30), University of Maine (27), UMBC (24) Binghamton University (23) and the University of Massachusetts Lowell (8) round out the nine-team poll.
MILESTONE WATCH: Hogan became the 17th member of the 1,000-point club in a 65-40 victory over Vermont on Jan. 20, 2014. Currently, Hogan ranks 11th all-time in UNH women's basketball history with 1,100 points. The senior guard also ranks in the top five in career assists and 3-pointers made. Kilpatrick has also cracked the top ten in career blocks. Here is a look at the career lists:
|1. Amy Simpson
|2. Heidi Plencner
|3. Cari Reed
|1. Kelly Karil
|2. Whitney Edwards
|3. Martha Morrison
|4. Amy Simpson
|1. Kris Kinney
|2. Laura Seiden
|3. Sheila Danker
|4. Maren Matthias
|5. Orsi Farkas
|6. Denise Beliveau
|7. Danielle Clark
|8. Candace Williams
|9. Theresa Redmond
|10. Pam Brandell
|1. Denise Higgins
|2. Maren Matthias
| 2000-04
| Jill McDonald
|4. Pam Brandell
|5. Ray Williams
|6. Kris Kinney
BASKETBALL ON THE GO: The America East Conference and NeuLion have collaborated to bring fans complete game coverage of all America East basketball games. The portal, AmericaEast.tv, brings fans exclusive content as well as live events, free of charge on both web and mobile platforms. UNH will be broadcasted on AmericaEast.tv at every home game as well as away contests at conference institutions.
MARKED IMPROVEMENT: Under Magarity, New Hampshire improved its win total seven games from the 2010-11 (nine victories) to 2011-12 seasons (16 victories) to tie the second-highest margin of improvement in program history. UNH also saw a seven-game improvement from 1998 (12) to 1999 (19), while the highest mark of eight games was from 1991 (10) to 1992 (18). Magarity has already surpassed her win tally (17) from last season (12) with four regular season games remaining this season.
LEADER OF THE 'CAT PACK: The 2013-14 season marks the fourth season for Magarity, who became the sixth head coach in program history in May 2010 and the youngest coach of a Division I team – men's or women's – in the country. Magarity quickly made a positive impact on the program with a 37-52 record in her first three seasons; in comparison, UNH was a combined 33-87 the four years prior to her arrival. Last season, Magarity led the Wildcats to their first appearances in the America East semifinals since 2005, topping Stony Brook 49-46 on a buzzer-beater trey. In just her second year at the helm in Durham, Magarity guided the Wildcats to their second postseason appearance (beyond conference postseason play) in the program's 37-year history when UNH advanced to the 2012 Women's Basketball Invitational. New Hampshire finished the year with a 16-14 overall record to mark the team's first winning season since 2006 and most wins since 2002. In her first season, Magarity led the Wildcats to a 9-20 overall record and they doubled their conference wins from the previous season.
500 AND COUNTING: Now in its 39th year as a varsity program, the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team has an overall record of 529-509 for a .509 winning percentage. UNH recorded the 500th victory in program history Feb. 22, 2012 with a 65-53 win against Maine on Senior Day at Lundholm Gym. Here is a look at the century milestones:
|at Yale
|at Boston U.
|Stony Brook
COACH HOGAN?: Hogan was selected as one of the 50 members of the 2014 class that will attend the 12th annual WBCA "So You Want to be a Coach" program, announced Thursday, Feb. 6.
Participants will attend a three-day workshop that will be held in conjunction with the annual WBCA National Convention, which takes place Friday, April 4 through Sunday, April 6, at the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Final Four in Nashville, Tenn.
The objectives of the "So You Want To Be A Coach" program are to increase the understanding and application of skills necessary to secure coaching positions in women's basketball. Furthermore, the workshop aims to increase the understanding and awareness of competencies necessary for success in coaching, introduce female basketball players to coaches and administrators and raise awareness of the existing talent pool of female basketball players who have a passion and interest in coaching the game of women's basketball.
Participants must have exhausted their final year of basketball eligibility at a four-year institution or have graduated within the past year. In addition, the candidate's head coach must be an active WBCA member and nominate them. Each participant is selected based on her academics, contributions to women's basketball on and off the court, professional resume and a written recommendation from her head coach.
DUE NEXT: The Wildcats remain in Durham as UNH welcomes America East unbeaten University at Albany (24-3, 14-0 AE) on Wednesday, Feb. 26 (7 p.m.). New Hampshire concludes its regular season at home against the University of Maine for Senior Day on Sunday, March 1 (1 p.m.) aired on Fox College Sports Atlantic. For tickets, visit UNHWildcats.com or call (603) 862-4000.


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5.1 IP Strategy
Chapter 5.1
Additional Resources
Developing and maintaining an effective IP strategy is a challenging but essential step in preparing to take an innovation to market, as explained in Chapter 5.1. The steps below have been excerpted from the chapter and are presented with active web links to assist innovators in getting started.Understand the IP Landscape
- What to Cover – A key part of assessing how one should define an IP strategy is knowing what patent references exist in the area of invention. Creating an assessment of IP landscape begins with patent searches to identify key patents and patent applications. Patent searches should be performed early in the biodesign innovation process to help a company understand the IP landscape and assess its general freedom to operate in the field. The output from these searches can be used to help shape how the innovator thinks about the claims s/he develops for the invention, as well as for developing strategies to work around prior art, challenging existing patents, obtaining licenses, or avoiding wasted investment. An explanation of how to perform these searches is included in 4.1 Intellectual Property Basics. A sample format for keeping track of prior art search results and summarizing the IP landscape can also be found in that chapter. Because new IP is published every week, and other prior art is published daily, keeping an IP landscape up-to-date is a constant challenge, but it is extremely important in understanding competitive IP.
- Where to Look – Refer back to the resources and references listed in chapter 4.1 for more information.
Validate Freedom to Operate
- What to Cover – The goal of an FTO analysis is to find any patent claims from another inventor that are currently in force and that explicitly cover some feature of the new invention. For any claim that appears to read on a feature of the new device, assess each word and clause of the claim carefully to make certain that it applies completely. Interpret words in the claim in the context of their definitions (and diagrams) in that patent. If a claim does appear to block the new device, make sure to consult an IP attorney to confirm that there is in fact an FTO issue. If FTO is indeed in jeopardy, conduct brainstorms to see if there are ways that the troublesome feature can be circumvented. If not, consider options for licensing the patent at issue.
- Where to Look – Use the USPTO website, Google Patents, or another search engine. For keywords refer back to information collected through prior art searches and the assessment of the competitive landscape.
Hire IP Counsel
- What to Cover – Invest early in hiring an IP attorney or patent agent. This person (or team of people) must have deep, first-hand experience with patent filings - ideally in the domain of the invention - as well as with IP strategy and protection.
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- American Bar Association (ABA) Lawyer Locator – Another resource for finding IP attorneys in different areas of the U.S.
- USPTO Patent Attorneys/Agents Search – A searchable database of contact information for attorneys and agents with licenses to practice before the USPTO.
- University Office of Technology Licensing – If a company or entrepreneur is affiliated with a university, the on-campus office of technology licensing (OTL) should be able to provide information as well as referrals related to IP issues.
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- External – External monitoring is time consuming and difficult, but critically important. Set up Google alerts for any news items or published IP relevant to the technology. Talk with physicians in the field. If possible, visit hospitals where competitive technologies are being used. Attend medical meetings, making sure to spend time in the exhibit halls, visiting competitor's booths, attending evening sessions, and being alert to gleaning information in the hallways.
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The increasing complexity of modern embedded computer systems makes software development and system verification the most critical steps in the system development. To expedite verification and program debugging, chip manufacturers increasingly consider hardware infrastructure for program debugging and tracing, including logic to capture and filter traces, buffers to store traces, and a trace port through which the trace is read by the debug tools. In this paper, the authors introduce a new approach to capture and compress program execution traces in hardware. The proposed trace compressor encompasses two cost-effective structures, a stream descriptor cache and a last stream predictor.


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You know the moment when, near the end of horror movies, the seemingly-dead killer pops back to life, only to be shot/stabbed/poked-in-the-eye-with-a-wire-clothes-hanger by the protagonist? Well, if the Song of the Summer Countdown were a horror movie –this analogy is admittedly a stretch, but just follow us here for a sec– and Katy Perry were the doe-eyed Final Girl, then Adele would have to be the villain of our race.
Last week, after being unseated the week prior by "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," "Rolling In The Deep" came back from the grave to make one final (?) run at the #1 position. However, on this week's just-updated Song of the Summer countdown, Katy Perry once again asserted her dominance as the Queen of the Summer Songs to claim the top spot back from the British songbird. However, the race is nowhere near over yet.
Pitbull and Ne-Yo's ode to joys of pre-apocalyptic nookie, "Give Me Everything," continues to climb its way up the charts; its third-place position this week marks the song's best performance on the charts to date. LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem" is currently sitting atop the Billboard and iTunes charts, and OneRepublic's "Good Life" burst into the Top 10 in its first week on this chart, no doubt propelled by Ryan Tedder's recent appearances on NBC/Universal linear properties, The Voice, Platinum Hit and the Today Show (corporate synergy at its finest!). It's entirely possible that the zeitgeist could blow in the direction of any of these songs and put some serious wind behind their sails (and sales), but at this point, it sure seems like Katy is once again the girl to beat!


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The latest edition of Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine not only spotlights a handful of area high school players but also ranks one Nolan County school in its preseason Top 10 poll.
Sweetwater quarterback Kaegan Jeffrey — who threw for 2,089 yards and 19 touchdowns as a sophomore — and Blackwell running back Jayden Jones — who ran for 1,910 yards and 30 touchdowns as a junior — have been chosen by the magazine as the preseason Offensive MVPs in District 4-3A and District 8, Division II Six-Man, respectively.
These students attended Roscoe Collegiate High School's Plowboy Football camp held at Roscoe's field for incoming grades 2-9.
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Tenaska announced that it will discontinue its development efforts for two advanced coal-fueled electric generating facilities designed to capture carbon dioxide and will focus its efforts on ongoing development of natural gas-fueled and renewable facilities to customers across the nation.
This summer, the Sweetwater campus of TSTC (Texas State Technical College) West Texas, located at 300 Homer K. Taylor Drive, will be offering Microsoft Office Short Courses from June 24 until July 26. All of the courses will be offered in the Pevehouse Building in Room 210.
Thomas Lee Donohoo III (Tis), 66, of Mission, TX, died on June 14, 2013. He passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his loved ones. T.L. was born in Hobbs, N.M. on Nov. 10, 1947. He was a graduate of Sweetwater High School. He was married to Beth Rash Donohoo from August of 1968 until her passing in 1992. He honorably served in the United States Marine Corps from 1968 to 1972. Mr. Donohoo was employed by Lack's Furniture for over 30 years. He was an avid huntsman, boatman and artifact collector. He also had a passion for reading and learning that influenced all who knew him. T.L.
Lydia Marie Kafer Althof passed away on June 21, 2013, surrounded by her loving family following a long and valiant battle with Alzheimer's. She was born July 25, 1914 in Hurnville, Texas to Karl and Anna Kafer.
She married Richard Emil Althof on Nov. 4, 1934. After living many years in country, they moved to Roscoe, Texas in 1982. They celebrated 59 years of marriage.
Her treasures in her life were her family, the First Baptist Church in Roscoe, her love of God, her home and flower gardens.
Shown (at left) is the newest inductee of the Sweetwater Kiwanis Club, Larissa Place.
She is pictured receiving her membership certificate and club pin from Mitch Moore, president of the local Kiwanis chapter.
The 32nd Annual Texaco Country Showdown is coming to Nolan County. KXOX AM/FM will host America's largest country music talent search and radio promotion. Approximately $200,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded nationwide including the Grand Prize of $100,000 cash to the National Winner, presented at the National Final televised special.
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"Islam in America: Adventures in Neo-Orientalism," Review of Middle East Studies, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Summer 2009): 25-35.
"Could a Muslim Be President? An Eighteenth-Century Constitutional Debate," Eighteenth-Century Studies 39 (2006): 485-506.
"Inventing Matamoras: Gender and the Forgotten Islamic Past in the United States of America," Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies 25 (2004): 148-164;
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WORCESTER, Mass. - On Saturday, April 21, Holy Cross will honor the 55th anniversary of the 1952 baseball team winning the NCAA College World Series Championship as a part of a doubleheader with Bucknell at Fitton Field. On June 17, 1952, Holy Cross defeated Missouri, 8-4, in Omaha, Neb., to capture the title. The celebration will culminate in the introduction of players from the 1952 team and the raising of the championship banner between games of the doubleheader.
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Will Charlie Brown ever win a baseball game or the love of a certain red-haired girl? Will Linus let go fo his blanket or Sally find her philosophy? Will Lucy become queen and Schroeder the next Beethoven? Will suppertime ever come soon enough for Snoopy? (more...)
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To be gay was to be a criminal in Nazi Germany. Martin Sherman's play, 'BENT,' takes on the issue of homosexuality under Hitler's rule in this 2-act, 2+ hour production now at Baltimore's Mobtown Players theater. (more...)
This is a Music Man not to be missed. It's filled with great music, superb acting, lovely voices, and superb dancing. (more...)
"This play is not about my mother and me," says Lisa Kron at the beginning of her autobiographical play, WELL . Of course,WELL is all about the playwright and her long-suffering mother. It's a funny and sad examination of the intensely complicated relationship of mothers and daughters where love and hostility co-exist as the past clashes with the present. (more...)
What do three prostitutes, an old man, a brother and sister on their way to Utah, a man seeking his grandfather, a faded southern belle, among others, all have in common? They're all about to be evicted from 'The Hot L Baltimore,' now at the Spotlighters Theater. (more...)
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Glass Mind Theatre's third-annual short-play festival pairs playwrights with play settings submitted by audience members. (more...)
You can take it to the bank though, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU is a hit! (more...)
A typographer, a geographer and a stenographer sit down at a bar. There's no punch line to be found in Iron Crow Theatre Co.'s production of Adam Bock's The Typographer's Dream, but rather an unveiling of personalities and of how so often what we do is inseparable from who we are. (more...)
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Complex play by Lynn Nottage Deserves Your Attention (more...)
There's nothing more personal than theater in the round, especially when it's on such an intimate scale as that at Spotlighters Theatre where there's a maximum of three rows of seating on each side. And it seems a fitting way to get to know Dolly Gallagher Levi, star of Hello, Dolly!, since her greatest joy is getting to know you-in the hopes of making a little money off of what she's figured out. (more...)
The portrayal of Edna by Lawrence B. Munsey is outstanding; more than any other Edna I've seen, Munsey brings out the femininity and vulnerability of the character without sacrificing her drag queen strut at appropriate moments. (more...)
Surprise guest, lyricist Alain Boublil appears on stage at Baltimore's Meyerhoff Symphony Hall to the delight of an SRO crowd (more...)
I was intrigued as soon as I heard that Director Eve Muson was bringing the show to a professional company. My sense was that Muson felt she could build a better product on the same platform of stars, costume and set. She was right. The end product is a modern historical tragedy that obviously speaks directly to contemporary racial and gender issues but also past them to the human condition, as all great tragedy does. (more...)
The monastery must now meet the demand for an "incorruptible," a corpse that never decomposes, the Rolls-Royce of relics. Marie seems ready to be pressed into service over what may be her dead body. And only a bona fide miracle will save the day. (more...)
See why Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize winning play was banned in Boston. (more...)
In his notes about the play, director Steven J. Satta-Fleming writes that The Soldier Dreams "is no more a play about AIDS than The Wizard of Oz is the story of a cyclone," and it's interesting how AIDS and homosexuality, while important catalysts, are both omnipresent and barely there in this beautiful, sad, hilarious, heartwarming offering that Iron Crow Theatre doesn't just produce but conquers. (more...)
Get to Everyman Theatre if you want to see something completely different, something completely captivating, something almost surreal in theater. The Brothers Size, by Tarell Alvin McCraney, is a play about two brothers living in the mystic bayou of Louisiana. (more...)
Award-winning actor/playwright/director Mark Squirek offers his insights as a Guest Reviewer into the Mobtown Theater's current production of Darwin in Malibu by Crispin Whittell, a work that's as much about faith as it is evolution. (more...)
If you're in the mood for entertainment both magical and meaningful, step Into the Woods with Centerstage. The play, co-produced with the Westport Country Playhouse and directed by Mark Lamos, is beautifully staged as it trips lightly through a mix of classic stories before turning down a different and darker path. (more...)
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We welcome new nursing graduates – and we'll support you as you transition from student to nurse. Generally, Seattle Children's hires new graduate RNs throughout the year, in a variety of clinical areas. The number of new graduate opportunities varies greatly; sometimes no positions are available. New RN jobs are currently posted on Wednesdays (search current openings).
We strongly prefer to hire new graduate RNs with:
New graduates must obtain a Washington state RN license and current BLS for healthcare providers before they begin employment. There will be no exceptions.
As a newly graduated nurse at Children's, you'll receive orientation and ongoing support to help you succeed.
This program offers you the opportunity to be matched with a more experienced nurse who volunteers to provide support during your first year of nursing practice.
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All positions open to new graduates will state "new graduate welcome to apply." Please make sure you apply online only to those positions for which you meet the minimum requirements. For more information, email Nursing Recruitment or call 800-874-6691 (toll-free).
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Currently, Seattle Children's receives as many as 200 résumés for each new graduate RN position posted on our website. But don't let that discourage you – let it be your challenge. We hire new graduate nurses throughout the year. You will need to create a résumé that helps you stand out from the others.
Over the years, we've seen thousands of résumés, and thought it would be helpful to share some of our insights on the do's and don'ts of résumé writing. These are just a few suggestions. You may also choose to review our sample of a strong new graduate résumé (PDF).
One key concept is to use an easy-to-read uniform format with a basic font. Keep in mind that résumé formatting (bullet points or columns) may be lost or distorted if you choose to copy and paste your résumé into an application system versus uploading your résumé when you apply to a job. Make sure your email address and phone numbers are accurate so that the recruiter will be able to reach you. Ensure your voice mail is working correctly and that you've created a professional sounding message for the caller to hear.
Ideally, your résumé should be no longer than one or, at the maximum, two pages in length. Treat the first page of your résumé like prime real estate. Use bullet points or columns and descriptive yet succinct language to describe the unique skills and experience obtained during your clinical rotations. Don't waste valuable space describing basic nursing skills that every new graduate RN should be able to perform upon graduation (taking vital signs, therapeutic communication, giving medications). We all know that you know how to do these things. Build bridges between the clinical experiences you've had in school and the type of position you are applying for. For example, if you are applying for a position in the Cancer Center, use examples of skills and experience you've obtained while working with oncology patients (care provided for a patient during chemotherapy or blood product infusions).
Include any volunteer work or community involvement you've had that relates to healthcare or pediatrics. Also, include a brief description of any previous employment you've had. Include skills learned from past employment that will cross over to your future position, such as customer service skills.
Lastly, Seattle Children's has a two-part application process. Remember to complete the entire process, including the official Seattle Children's application.
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I'm looking for good leg exercises that I can do in between lessons as I only ride once per week. Most of the traditional dressage exercises focus on core – which is great but I would like to figure out a way to work out my legs to achieve that long stretched down leg that softly drapes around the horse.
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By Linda D. KozarynAmerican Forces Press Service
BRUSSELS, Jan. 7, 1998 Politicians may talk the talk when it comes to freedom, but it's American troops who walk the walk, according to William S. Cohen.
During visits with U.S. military men and women in Italy, Macedonia and Bosnia in late December, the defense secretary stressed the global significance of their individual selflessness, sacrifice, commitment and patriotism.
People throughout the world look up to the United States "because we stand for freedom, individual liberty, the right to worship whatever God we have and whatever cause," Cohen told troops in Bosnia. America stands as a beacon of freedom, representing "the right to exercise our thoughts, our speech and our religion freely" without government suppression or outside oppression, he said.
This stance is made possible, "not by words from people like me who have served in politics," the former Maine senator said, "but by deeds by people like you. You are the best that our country has to offer."
During remarks in Tuzla, Cohen noted how the world has changed since the height of the Cold War. He said he never expected to see soldiers from the former Soviet Union standing side by side with U.S. troops, keeping the peace in a country such as Bosnia-Herzegovina.
"It is a remarkable transformation that's taken place the world over," he said. "Everywhere ... they look to us as the country that provides for their security and their safety and their freedom."
Forward deployment of U.S. troops is the backbone of America's national security policy, Cohen told about 1,200 sailors and Marines aboard the USS Guam docked in Naples.
"And when we're forward deployed, ... what we're doing is shaping the environment in ways that are friendly to our country," he said. It also sends a signal to potential adversaries that there is someone with whom they should not contend, "and that is us."
U.S. forces around the world help maintain regional stability and promote prosperity, Cohen told about 250 U.S. troops supporting the U.N. peacekeeping effort in Skopje, Macedonia. "That takes great sacrifice on your part," he said. "No matter where you are, you have always got to be at the ready and on alert."
This effort does not go unnoticed, nor unappreciated back home, Cohen said. People across the country "are strongly supportive of everything that you're doing. They recognize the kind of service you are giving to your country. Even though they can't always see you, you are always in their hearts. They understand also what you are doing for the world."
Cohen told U.S. troops at all three stops that they have the same mission as those soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines who fought the horrors of World War II.
Quoting from "Citizen Soldiers" by Steven Ambrose, a book about the men and women who made up the U.S. World War II military, Cohen said: "At the core, the citizen soldier of the United States knew the difference between right and wrong, and he was unwilling to live in a world where wrong triumphed. So he fought and won, and all of us in this day, and those who are yet to be born, are eternally grateful."


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What reputation do pigs have in our society?
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Pigs have a reputation in our society for being dirty. The word pig is also used to describe anyone who is greedy.
In our society, the word pig is used derogatorily to refer to anyone greedy and selfish. We use the term pig to refer to a person who eats too much, or is otherwise brutish and low-mannered.
However, pigs are also a greatly misunderstood animal. While many people think they are dirty and disgusting, evidence shows that they are actually very intelligent. All of these things make them the perfect animal to represent the manipulative communist leaders in Animal Farm.
They are dirty and greedy... that's what lots of people think of them.
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Fall's light is one of amber glow, somewhere between the eye-wincing harshness of summer and the wind-braced gray of winter.
Fall's food, in turn, lies somewhere between the garden-bright salads of summer and the braised-brown meats of winter.
With modern supermarkets bearing strawberries in January and June and cranberries in relationships with May and December, we too easily forget that food comes in seasons, that seasons come with food.
But fall, fall knows.
Fall knows it's the open stretch between the dog days of summer and the sundogs of winter skies. Fall remembers summer sweat even as it girds for winter chill. Lustily, fall celebrates with the last of the tomatoes and the first of the apples, the last of the grill and the first of the gratins.
Fall, fall knows its place, its glorious amber-lit place. And so does fall's food, on plates, and in our hearts.
Time to table: 60 minutes
Makes 7 cups
- 2 slices bacon, chopped (or 1 tablespoon bacon grease)
- 1 large onion, diced
- 1 red bell pepper, diced
- 1 teaspoon dried marjoram (or thyme or sage)
- 1 teaspoon caraway seed
- ½ teaspoon dried oregano
- ½ teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- ½ teaspoon black pepper
- 1 bay leaf
- 15 ounces canned diced tomatoes
- 2 cups hot water
- 8 ounces summer sausage, skin removed, diced small
- 2 medium potatoes, skins on, diced
- 1 pound zucchini, diced
- Sour cream
In a Dutch oven, start bacon on medium high. Add onions and peppers as prepped, then spices; cook til onions begin to brown. Stir in tomatoes and water, bring to a boil. Add summer sausage and potatoes, return to a boil. Reduce heat to maintain a slow simmer, cover and cook for 10-15 minutes. Add zucchini and cook until tender, about 10 minutes or longer if you like. Remove bay leaf. Serve in bowls with dollops of sour cream on top and chunks of bread to dip.
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Minister of Religious Affairs Maftuh Basyuni said on Tuesday that contrary to allegations made by an anti-graft watchdog, there were no irregularities in the management of the Hajj endowment fund, and that the Corruption Eradication Commission, or KPK, was free to conduct a probe.
The Indonesian Corruption Watch last week accused the minister of three separate instances of corruption in 2004-05 in his position as head of the hajj endowment fund, or DAU. He was accused of accepting a bonus of Rp 25 million ($2,300) for Idul Fitri, receiving allowances of
Rp 10 million and accepting $5,000 in pocket money for a routine visit to Saudi Arabia.
"Please give the KPK time to study the documents submitted by the ICW," Maftuh told a year-end ministry press conference.
Maftuh said that the accusation may have arisen because of a lack of understanding about what the DAU was and how it operated.
He said that according to a 1999 law on the hajj, the DAU was specifically allocated for activities such as religious education and preaching, health, social and economic affairs, the building of worshipping facilities, and the organizing of the annual hajj pilgrimage said the minister. The fund, he said, was managed by an agency lead by the minister of religious affairs, and its budget allocation governed by a 2001 presidential decree.
The disbursement of funds from the DAU for allowances for the fund manager, expenses for overseas trips, holiday allowances and other costs were stipulated by a ministerial decree, Maftuh said.
According to the decree, the minister of religious affairs, who also heads the DAU agency, receives a salary of Rp 15 million ($1,380) per month. According to Maftuh, after he joined President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's cabinet in October 2004, he started to receive allowances and bonuses from the hajj endowment fund.
"However, we saw that the functional allowance was too big. Then in January 2005, I decided to revise the previous regulation," he said. "I reduced the functional allowance from Rp 15 million to Rp 5 million."
He said that following a further study of the regulation, he ordered the fund to be frozen as of May 2005, and asked for a revision of the 2001 presidential decree.
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Incorporating elements of kickboxing punches and kicks in a fun and sequential format. Kickin' Abs is for the intermediate to advanced student, although modofications are always used as needed. Students can expect 40-45 minutes of cardio/interval, 15-20 minutes of abs and ending with good stretching.
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Temple Kids Get Valuable Civic Lesson
You voted a few weeks back, no? I can see you now: All bright, chipper, cheery-eyed, if such a term exists. You have your "I Voted for Change" sticker on and you've put your Obama hat back on after you left the building, now that Pennsylvania election officials have ruled wearing a shirt of a candidate you like to the polls is highly illegal. (The best is that the argument for this is, "Think of what COULD happen!" What follows is some ridiculous hypothetical situation that would never in a million years happen.)
Anyway, voting. Yes, some Temple kids voted for Obama (wild guess) on Nov. 4, and — whoops! — now they're realizing their votes won't count. Only this time it's not just an existential question about democracy, as they cast provisional ballots and nobody's going to count all of them. Obviously.
Don't feel too bad for Kristina Jones, though. She got to vote twice!
Yeah. We God-fearing Americans have the right to vote in as many states as we want, as many times as we want, for whatever candidate we want! (Because it doesn't matter. You see how hating politics can quickly lead to "plans for massive electoral fraud?" I bet this is how Nixon got started.)
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HAZARD — A Perry County man arrested after allegedly shooting a firearm in his residence earlier this month has been charged with multiple felony counts of wanton endangerment.
Thirty-five-year-old Jimmy Wayne Sizemore, Jr., of Hazard, was taken into custody on June 5 and taken to the Hazard ARH psychiatric center after reportedly firing a shotgun through the roof of his residence at 39 Walker Branch Rd. in the Allais community the day before. His wife and five children were also inside the residence at the time.
Sizemore fled after firing the shot, and was presumed to still have been carrying the shotgun. Hazard city police officers searched the area, but could not find Sizemore that night. The incident caused Hazard Community and Technical College to place its technical campus, which is across the street from the residence where the incident occurred, on lockdown for a few hours. Approximately 30 students were escorted from the building just before 10 p.m. after search efforts had been called off for the night.
Sizemore was found the next morning in Allais after patrols were sent out to the area to continue the search. Police took Sizemore to the psychiatric center for evaluation that day.
"I was told that he did receive a buckshot to the face, but that's another reason we're getting him medically cleared at the hospital, to make sure he's not injured," Hazard Police Chief Minor Allen said after Sizemore had been found.
An arrest warrant was served to Sizemore by the Hazard Police Department this week, who is still in the psychiatric center. According to the warrant, Sizemore was intoxicated at the time of the incident when he "fired a single shot shotgun in his home" and "also head butted his wife however, it did not leave any type of marks or bruising."
Sizemore is being charged with six counts first-degree wanton endangerment, a Class D felony that could carry up to five years imprisonment, and one count fourth-degree assault domestic violence.
Sizemore is set to be arraigned June 17.


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Grant had nothing whatsoever to do with the shooting at the club. Grant himself was a victim:
"Capt. Will Caudill, chief investigator for the Early County Sheriff's Office, said that though the fracas is still under investigation, there appears to be no connection between Grant and a pregnant woman who died after being struck by gunfire, and Grant was a victim, not a perpetrator."
"Right now, I don't know of any connection between the two," Caudill said Monday. "It appears that Ms. Reed was just a bystander who was struck by gunfire, and Mr. Grant was a victim of assault. We don't know if she was ever in the club."
"There were a couple of young men in there fighting, but Charles was not part of the fight," Tolley said. "He's a big guy. He kind of stands out in a crowd. This wasn't one of those deals where Charles went in and started a fight. He wasn't even drinking. I think that's important for people to know."


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On July 10, 2014, Dr. Isaac Kobrin resigned from his position as a member of the board of directors of Immune Pharmaceuticals Inc. (the "Company"), effective immediately. Dr. Kobrin also resigned from his position as the chairperson of the Research and Development Committee. His resignation was not due to any disagreement with the Company.
On July 10, 2014, Mr. Cameron Durrant accepted the Company's offer to be appointed as a member of the board of directors, effective July 10, 2014. The Company's board of directors approved the appointment of Mr. Durrant as an independent director to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Kobrin from the board of directors of the Company and to hold office as a Class II director until the 2015 annual meeting of stockholders and until his successor is duly elected and qualified or until his earlier death, resignation or removal. Mr. Durrant will serve on the Compensation Committee and Research and Development Committee of the board of directors of the Company.
Mr. Durrant will be entitled to receive the same compensation as the other non-employee directors of the Company are entitled to receive, as approved by the Company's board of directors on October 10, 2013. Mr. Durrant's compensation shall be prorated at $8,888 from July 10, 2014 until September 30, 2014. In addition, Mr. Durrant shall receive options to purchase 50,000 shares of common stock of the Company, to vest quarterly over a three (3) year term commencing three (3) months from the effective date of his appointment.
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Rapper 50 Cent has flown to Africa to visit some of the region's most deprived areas as part of his ongoing campaign to help impoverished children. The In Da Club hitmaker has launched a new drink, called Street King, to raise funds for his charity drive, which aims to feed one billion kids. He joined […] [Read More]


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Held every two years in the fall, Peterloon is the premier event of the Dan Beard Council. The world's longest running Council Jamboree took its name from the Emery family farm where it was held annually from 1927 until 1956, when it became so large that it moved to Camp Lower Craig, also now called Cub Scout Adventure World, at the Dan Beard Scout Reservation near Loveland, Ohio. over 5,000 Scout Youths, Adult Scouters, Leaders, Volunteers, Parents, and Visitors attended Peterloon 2014. Our tradition of delivering the longest continually operating Camporee in the worldwide history of Scouting has been maintained and extended another two years.
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Despite the rumors, print and creative brochure design are not dead. Sometimes, print is the best, easiest and cheapest way to reach your audience.
Increasing contributions from visitors is easier with creative direct mailers that reach them at home and include a direct request for donations.
This product catalogue travels with sales reps to trade shows and helps get Starmark products into major pet supply stores.
We got hyper-local with United Way, focusing on the neighborhoods they serve and adding familiarity through hand-illustrated brochures.
We partnered with Texas Monthly to bring tasty tidbits to Central Market shoppers and foodies everywhere with a 20th anniversary cookbook.
Many times, print supports a brand that lives online. The FlightAware print collateral and creative folder design adds some whimsy to their useful online service.
Print can create unique interactive experiences, like a creative business card design that gives a man his youth back and reminds people of their next appointment.
These award-winning viewbooks increased the number and caliber of UT Law students.
This fundraising brochure highlights a coach's legacy with a custom monogram and asks recipients to donate in his name.