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The Teams: Holy Cross (2-2, 0-0 PL) vs. Vermont (1-3, 0-0 AE)
Date: November 28, 2005
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: Patrick Gymnasium (3,266), Burlington, Vt.
Holy Cross Radio: Bob Fouracre, play-by-play; WTAG 580 AM, Worcester; www.sportsjuice.com, internet
Vermont Radio: Dave Koehn, play-by-play; Walt Baumann, color; WXZO 96.7 FM, WEAV 960 AM, Burlington, Vt.
Series Record: Holy Cross leads, 16-9
Last Meeting: Vermont 64, Holy Cross 59 (December 30, 2004, Worcester, Mass.)
PROBABLE HOLY CROSS STARTERS: Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. F 10 Keith Simmons 6-4 210 Jr. F 21 Alex Vander Baan 6-8 195 Fr. C 41 Kevin Hyland 6-8 245 Sr. G 1 Torey Thomas 5-11 170 Jr. G 14 Kevin Hamilton 6-4 190 Sr.
THE SERIES WITH VERMONT: This will be the 25th meeting between the Crusaders and the Catamounts on the hardwood, with Holy Cross leading the all-time series 16-9. Vermont has won four of the last five games between the schools, including a 64-59 victory in Worcester last season. For games played in Burlington, the Crusaders hold a 6-5 advantage, with three wins in their last four trips. The last meeting between the schools played in Vermont came during the 2000-2001 season, with Holy Cross posting an 87-73 victory. The schools first met on January 13, 1922, with the Crusaders winning 40-16 in Worcester.
CRUSADERS AGAINST AMERICA EAST: Holy Cross has played 129 games in its history against the nine schools which are presently members of the America East Conference. The Crusaders' all-time record against current America East members stands at 94-35 (47-12 vs. Boston University, 5-5 vs. Hartford, 6-0 vs. Maine, 20-9 vs. New Hampshire and 16-9 vs. Vermont). Ralph Willard stands 10-4 against America East foes during his time at Holy Cross.
HAMILTON RECORDS 1,000TH CAREER POINT: Senior guard Kevin Hamilton (Queens Village, N.Y.) has put his name among the all-time leaders at Holy Cross in a number of statistical categories. Against Cincinnati, Hamilton hit a free throw at the 4:34 mark of the first half to become the 41st player in school history to score 1,000 career points (and the first since Jave Meade scored his 1,000th point against Bucknell on Feb. 27, 2004). He now has 1,008 points during his four-year career as a Crusader. In addition, Hamilton is already the Crusaders' all-time leader in career three-point field goals made (163) and attempted (476). He also has a good chance to become Holy Cross' all-time leader in steals, as he currently has 201, standing just 45 behind current record-holder Jave Meade (246 steals, 2000-2004).
HAMILTON LOOKS TO HAVE ANOTHER OUTSTANDING SEASON: Senior guard Kevin Hamilton is once again one of the top players in the Patriot League this year. He began the 2005-2006 season by being named Patriot League Player of the Week and Most Valuable Player at the William & Mary Tip-Off Classic. Hamilton scored 22 points on eight of 11 shooting in the victory over High Point, then had 18 points and nine rebounds in the win over William & Mary. Through four games this year, he is averaging 15.8 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.8 steals per contest. Last season, Hamilton was named Patriot League Player of the Year, first team All-Patriot League, All-Patriot League Tournament and an honorable mention All-American (by the Associated Press). In 32 games played last year, Hamilton averaged 15.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.9 steals and 2.8 assists. He has now scored in double figures 57 times during his Holy Cross career, including 47 times in his last 52 games. This season, Hamilton can become only the third two-time Patriot League Player of the Year selection in conference history, as the only previous players to accomplish the feat are Adonal Foyle (Colgate, 1996 and 1997) and Brian Ehlers (Lafayette, 1999 and 2000).
SIMMONS LOOKS TO SHINE AS A STARTER: Sophomore guard Keith Simmons (Kingston, N.Y.) has moved into the starting lineup for the Crusaders this season, after serving as Holy Cross' sixth man in 2004-2005. He was named to the All-Tournament Team at the William & Mary Tip-Off Classic, after averaging 18.5 points and 6.5 rebounds in the two games. Simmons posted his second career double-double against High Point with 21 points and 10 rebounds, then added 16 points against William & Mary. He also scored a team-high 15 points in the Harvard game, and totaled 12 points at Cincinnati. Simmons now leads the team with an average of 16.0 points per contest, to go along with 5.0 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game. A year ago, Simmons earned first team All-Patriot League honors in voting by the conference's head coaches. In 32 games played, he averaged 12.1 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.6 steals per contest, while hitting 50.6 percent of his field goals (132 of 261) and 42.0 percent of his three-pointers (50 of 119). He enters the Vermont game with a career field goal percentage of 47.8 (236 of 494), while hitting 43.4 percent (92 of 212) of his three-point attempts.
STEALING THE SHOW: In the first four games of the 2005-2006 season, the Crusaders have totaled 46 steals for an average of 11.5 steals per game. Last year, Holy Cross recorded 329 steals in 32 games, good for an average of 10.3 steals per contest. The Crusaders reached double figures in steals for a game 15 times last season, with highs of 20 at Harvard, 18 against Iona and 16 at Fordham. Leading the way was guard Kevin Hamilton, who totaled 92 steals last year. Hamilton set a new Holy Cross single season record for steals (breaking the mark of 78 by Gordon Hamilton in 1993-1994), and nearly broke the Patriot League single season record (94 by Mike Bright of Bucknell in 1992-1993). As a team, the Crusaders broke the school single season record for steals (the old mark was 304 in 1992-1993) and came close to the Patriot League single season record of 352 (Navy, 1999-2000).
THOMAS RETURNS TO STARTING ROLE: Junior point guard Torey Thomas (White Plains, N.Y.) is once again one of the Crusaders' top players this season, averaging 13.3 points, 5.3 assists, 4.5 rebounds and 3.8 steals per game. He opened up the year by scoring a career-high 20 points against High Point, in addition to totaling six rebounds, six assists and three steals. Thomas then totaled 15 points, 10 assists, five rebounds and four steals in the win over William & Mary. He also recorded 11 points, five rebounds, four steals and three assists against Harvard. Last year, Thomas played in 31 games with 22 starts, averaging 7.7 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.8 steals per contest. He also posted a 2.04-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio, a mark which was the best in the Patriot League. Thomas led the team and ranked third in the league in assists, while placing second on the team and fifth in the conference in steals. Entering the Vermont game, Thomas has totaled 436 points, 203 rebounds, 176 assists and 111 steals.
THE ROAD WARRIORS: The Crusaders continue to have success in games played on the road, as shown by their 2-1 mark away from the Hart Center so far this season. Last year, Holy Cross posted an impressive 13-4 record in road games, including an eight-game winning streak. During that eight-game span, the Crusaders recorded road wins over Notre Dame (78-73), Colgate (59-46), American (76-67 in overtime), Navy (68-66), Lehigh (58-56), Lafayette (74-57) and Army (66-29), and a neutral court victory over Iona (78-53) at the DCU Center. That marked the longest road winning streak for Holy Cross since the 1953-1954 NIT championship team won 12 straight away from home, downing Springfield (92-68), Yale (87-57), Canisius (88-76) and Dartmouth (76-60) on the road; Niagara (93-85 in overtime), Boston College (82-77), St. John's (78-58), Fordham (68-54) and Temple (85-73) at Boston Garden; and St. Francis (93-69), Western Kentucky (75-69) and Duquesne (71-62) at Madison Square Garden.
CINCINNATI RECAP: James White scored a game-high 19 points to lead Cincinnati to a 77-55 victory over Holy Cross at Fifth Third Arena on Nov. 25, 2005. The Bearcats opened the game on a 6-0 run, but the Crusaders would stay close throughout the opening half, cutting the lead to one point on two occasions. Cincinnati led by as many as eight points before the break, but had just a three-point lead (29-26) heading into the locker room. But the Bearcats came out of the intermission on fire, using a 16-3 run in the opening five and a half minutes of the second half to take control of the game. Holy Cross would get no closer than 13 points the rest of the way, and Cincinnati expanded its lead to as many as 25 points before eventually winning by 22. Kevin Hamilton led the Crusaders with 13 points and six rebounds, while Keith Simmons added 12 points and three boards. Holy Cross shot just 30.2 percent from the field (19 of 63) and 26.7 percent from three-point range (four of 15), but did make 81.3 percent of its free throw attempts (13 of 16). The Crusaders also outrebounded the Bearcats 39-37. For Cincinnati, Devan Downey recorded 12 points, five rebounds, four steals and three assists, while Ronald Allen added 11 points and five rebounds.
WILLARD CONTINUES IMPRESSIVE RUN AT HOLY CROSS: Ralph Willard is now in his seventh season as the Crusaders' head coach, and currently owns a mark of 116-70 during his time in Worcester. Willard stands in third place on the all-time school list for career victories, behind only George Blaney (357-276 / 1972-1994) and Lester "Buster" Sheary (155-36 / 1948-1955). With last year's victory over Lafayette on Feb. 11, he moved past Roy Leenig (106-48 / 1955-1961) and Jack Donohue (106-66 / 1965-1972). Willard has led the Crusaders to three Patriot League tournament titles and three trips to the NCAA Tournament, during the 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 seasons. He has also guided Holy Cross to Patriot League regular season championships in 2000-2001, 2002-2003 and 2004-2005, with the 2002-2003 squad posting an overall record of 26-5 to come up just one win shy of the school single season record for victories. During the 2000-2001 and 2004-2005 seasons, Willard was named the Patriot League Coach of the Year, and in 2004-2005 he was also one of 10 finalists for the Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award. Prior to his time at Holy Cross, Willard spent five seasons as the head coach at the University of Pittsburgh, and four years as head coach at Western Kentucky University. He led Western Kentucky to the NCAA Tournament during each of his final two seasons (advancing to the Sweet 16 in 1992-1993), and his overall career record stands at 260-194. Willard is a 1967 graduate of Holy Cross, and was a three-year letterwinner for the Crusaders.
HOLY CROSS CAPTURES WILLIAM & MARY CLASSIC TITLE: On Nov. 18-19, the Crusaders won the championship of the William & Mary Tip-Off Classic, to claim the 12th regular season tournament title in school history. The last of Holy Cross' previous 11 regular season tournament championships came during the 1982-1983 season, when the Crusaders defeated Davidson (65-62) and Iona (66-65) to capture the crown of the Worcester County Classic, played at the Worcester Centrum. Holy Cross had gone 23 straight tournaments without a championship before winning earlier this season. In December, the Crusaders will take part in the 73rd regular season tournament in school history at the San Juan Shootout in Carolina, Puerto Rico. Holy Cross now has an all-time record of 70-84 in regular season tournaments.
THE LAST MEETING WITH VERMONT: John Hurley recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds, but it was not enough as the Crusaders dropped a 64-59 decision to Vermont at the Hart Center on Dec. 30, 2004. Holy Cross led throughout most of the first half, and extended its lead to as many as eight points (32-24) with two and a half minutes left before the break. But the Catamounts scored the final four points of the half, to cut the lead to four and take momentum into the locker room. The Crusaders were still in front for most of the second half, until Vermont used an 11-2 to claim its first lead (47-42 with 9:42 left to play) since the opening minutes of play. The Catamounts' Germain Mopa Njila, who finished the game with 13 points and 13 rebounds, scored seven of his points during that run. Holy Cross was able to cut the lead down to one point several times down the stretch, but was never able to go back in front. Vermont made six of eight free throws in the final minute of play to close out the victory. In addition to Hurley, Keith Simmons (15 points), Torey Thomas (14 points) and Kevin Hamilton (12 points) all scored in double figures for the Crusaders. The Catamounts were led by Taylor Coppenrath with 22 points, while T.J. Sorrentine added 15 points.
HOLY CROSS TAKES SEASON OPENER: The Crusaders began the 2005-2006 season by posting an 85-73 victory over High Point. With that win, Holy Cross improved its all-time record in its opening game of the season to 62-25, including a 29-18 mark away from home. Since Ralph Willard took over as head coach, the Crusaders now stand 5-2 in season openers. During the Willard era, Holy Cross has defeated Providence (54-43 in 1999-2000), Quinnipiac (85-57 in 2001-2002) and Boston University (59-57 in 2003-2004; 58-48 in 2004-2005) on opening day, while falling to Providence (63-57 in 2000-2001) and Kansas (81-57 in 2002-2003).
CRUSADERS HAVE THREE 20-POINT SCORERS: In the season-opening 85-73 victory over High Point, Holy Cross had three different players score at least 20 points. Senior guard Kevin Hamilton led the team with 22 points, junior guard Keith Simmons scored 21 points, and junior guard Torey Thomas added 20 points. That performance marked the first time that three different Crusaders scored 20 or more points in the same game since Feb. 9, 1994, against Lehigh. In that game, Rob Feaster led Holy Cross with 26 points, Gordon Hamilton scored 24 points, and John Young added 21 points.
VANDER BAAN EARNS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK HONORS: Freshman forward Alex Vander Baan (Uxbridge, Mass.) was named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week, following his performance at the William & Mary Tip-Off Classic. Vander Baan averaged 7.5 points and 3.5 rebounds in the two games, while shooting 60.0 percent from the field. His top game came against High Point in the first contest of his collegiate career, when he totaled 11 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals. Through four games played this season, Vander Baan has averaged 6.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per contest, while hitting 52.6 percent (10 of 19) of his field goal attempts. Vander Baan came to Holy Cross from Whitinsville Christian School, where he averaged 16.1 points and 15.6 rebounds as a senior.
CRUSADERS PICKED SECOND IN PRESEASON POLL: In the 2005-2006 Patriot League preseason poll, Holy Cross was picked to finish in second place in voting by the conference's head coaches and sports information directors. The Crusaders received 86 total points in the poll, to trail only first-place Bucknell (98 points). Holy Cross received two first-place votes in the poll, with the Bison accounting for the other 14 first-place votes. Following the Crusaders in the poll were Lehigh (third, 65 points), Colgate (fourth, 59 points), American (fifth, 55 points), Navy (sixth, 42 points), Lafayette (seventh, 26 points) and Army (eighth, 17 points).
HAMILTON AND SIMMONS NAMED PRESEASON ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE: Senior guard Kevin Hamilton and junior guard Keith Simmons were both named preseason All-Patriot League, in voting by the conference's head coaches and sports information directors. Holy Cross was one of only two teams in the league to place more than one player on the preseason all-conference team. Along with Hamilton and Simmons, other selections to the squad were Bucknell junior center Chris McNaughton, American junior guard Andre Ingram and Bucknell senior guard Charles Lee. All five players on the preseason All-Patriot League squad were also on last year's postseason All-Patriot League first team.
DOHERTY COMING OFF STELLAR ROOKIE SEASON: Sophomore guard Pat Doherty (Scranton, Pa.) looks to once again be a key part of the Crusaders' backcourt this season, after earning Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors in 2004-2005. Through four games this year, he has totaled six points, 10 rebounds and eight assists. In 32 games played last season, Doherty averaged 4.3 points and 2.2 assists per contest. He played particularly well in Patriot League regular season games, averaging 6.8 points and 2.8 assists, while hitting 41.9 percent of his three-point attempts (18 of 43). Doherty also finished his freshman campaign ranked 14th in the Patriot League in assists, despite playing just 15.6 minutes per contest.
CRUSADERS LOOK TO STAY TOUGH ON DEFENSE: Holy Cross should once again be among the top defensive teams in the nation this year. Through four games, the Crusaders have allowed 68.8 points per game, while holding the opposition to 44.9 percent shooting from the floor and 27.4 percent shooting from three-point range. Last year, the Crusaders allowed their opponents to average just 56.8 points per game, while holding 22 of their 32 foes to under 60 points in regulation. Holy Cross also forced its opponents to commit an average of 17.1 turnovers per game, including 26 by Harvard and 25 by both Minnesota and Fordham. In addition, the Crusaders averaged 10.3 steals and 5.0 blocks per contest, while outrebounding the opposition by 4.3 boards per game and holding opponents to 38.9 percent shooting from the field. Since the beginning of the 2001-2002 campaign, Holy Cross has never allowed its opponents to average over 60 points per game for a season, while holding the opposition to only 58.8 points per contest during that span. In addition, the Crusaders have ranked in the top 10 in the nation in scoring defense during each of the last four seasons (sixth in 2001-2002 at 59.6; third in 2002-2003 at 58.7; seventh in 2003-2004 at 58.6; and fifth in 2004-2005 at 56.8).
HAMILTON AND HYLAND NAMED CAPTAINS: Senior guard Kevin Hamilton has been selected as the Crusaders' captain for the 2005-2006 season, while senior forward Kevin Hyland (White Plains, N.Y.) will serve as Holy Cross' co-captain. Both players are three-year letterwinners for the Crusaders, and have taken over the leadership role from John Hurley and Greg Kinsey, who served as the Crusaders co-captains as seniors during the 2004-2005 season.
TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE: This year marks the 87th season of Holy Cross men's basketball. The Crusaders own an overall record of 1206-779 (.608), while making 23 postseason tournament appearances -- 11 trips to the NCAA Tournament and 12 to the National Invitation Tournament. In the history of collegiate basketball, Holy Cross is one of only 16 schools to have won the NCAA Tournament (1946-1947) as well as the National Invitational Tournament (1953-1954). Throughout its history, Holy Cross has had six first team All-America selections, sent nine players on to professional basketball, had four players inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, had 23 players drafted by professional teams, had three players go on to coach professionally, and had 15 players who have coached in college, including current Crusader coach Ralph Willard.
CRUSADERS KEEP WINNING AT THE HART CENTER: Holy Cross stands 0-1 at the Hart Center so far season, but posted a 12-3 mark at home last year, and now owns an all-time record of 265-104 in the building. The Crusaders had a 10-game winning streak at the Hart Center last year, including nine straight victories against Patriot League foes. During those games against conference opponents, Holy Cross won by an average of 18.7 points per contest, with all but one game being decided by at least 10 points. Since the beginning of the 2000-2001 season, the Crusaders now have an overall mark of 53-10 at the Hart Center. The building opened on Dec. 1, 1975, and since that time Holy Cross has posted a winning record at home in 26 out of 30 seasons, while posting double-figure home victories 13 times.
HOLY CROSS IN THE RPI: Although most teams have only played a few games, Holy Cross is currently ranked 20th in the nation in the latest Ratings Percentage Index. The Crusaders concluded the 2004-2005 season ranked 49th in the nation in the Ratings Percentage Index, according to Collegiate Basketball News. In the final ratings, Holy Cross had an RPI of .5657, to place ahead of NCAA tournament participants Alabama-Birmingham (54th), North Carolina State (56th), Iowa (59th) and Iowa State (70th). The Crusaders' non-conference schedule ranked as the 84th-toughest in the country, including games against three teams which finished the year ranked in the top 50 (No. 13 Boston College, No. 21 Vermont and No. 50 Northeastern). Holy Cross was the second-highest rated team out of the Patriot League, coming in behind only Bucknell (39th, .5709).
HOLY CROSS IN THE NCAA STATISTICS: The Crusaders ranked among the NCAA Division I leaders in six different statistical categories at the conclusion of the 2004-2005 season. In addition, guard Kevin Hamilton was listed among the nation's leaders in steals. The rankings:
Category Rank Player / Team Avg. / No. Scoring Defense 5 Holy Cross 55.8 Steals 6 Holy Cross 10.3 8 Kevin Hamilton 2.9 Field Goal Percentage Defense 7 Holy Cross 38.9 Won-Lost Percentage 20 Holy Cross 78.1 Scoring Margin 23 Holy Cross +10.1 Blocked Shots 26 Holy Cross 5.0
SCOUTING THE CATAMOUNTS: Vermont has an overall record of 1-3 so far this season, coming off a 71-67 victory over Wagner in its last game. The Catamounts opened the year by losing three straight games against Harvard (65-57), Providence (87-77) and Nevada (77-62). Freshman guard Mike Trimboli leads the team in scoring with an average of 17.3 points per game, in addition to handing out a team-best 26 assists. Junior center Martin Klimes has averaged 16.3 points and 4.8 rebounds so far this year, while sophomore guard Ryan Schneider has added 12.8 points and 6.0 boards per game. Head coach Mike Lonergan is in his first year at Vermont, and has a career record of 252-91 (including 12 years at Division III Catholic University). Lonergan spent time as an assistant coach at Maryland, Colgate and American International College.
HOLY CROSS ON THE RADIO: Once again this season, the majority of the Crusaders' basketball contests will be carried by WTAG 580 AM in Worcester. For the 17th straight season, Bob Fouracre will call the play-by-play for most of the games. In addition, Jeremy Lechan and Dick Lutsk are in their second year on the Holy Cross broadcast crew, and will handle either play-by-play or color commentary for selected games. Most games will be carried over the internet at "www.sportsjuice.com", including a few games which are not on WTAG. The Holy Cross student station, WCHC 88.1 FM, will also carry a number of games this year.
CRUSADERS ON TELEVISION: Holy Cross is currently scheduled to have seven games shown on live television during the 2005-2006 season, with a number of other television appearances still to be announced. Last year the Crusaders had 10 television appearances, including three games which were shown on ESPN2. Here is a look at Holy Cross' television schedule for the 2005-2006 campaign:
Date Opponent Television Outlet Dec. 1 Siena Time Warner Jan. 2 Boston University NESN Jan. 14 Bucknell CSTV Jan. 17 Boston College NESN Jan. 28 Lehigh Fox College Sports / Service Electric Feb. 4 Lafayette Lafayette Sports Network Feb. 26 Lehigh CSTV
HYLAND LOOKS TO BE A FORCE DOWN LOW: Senior forward Kevin Hyland was the first big man off the bench for the Crusaders a year ago, and has taken over a starting role for Holy Cross in 2005-2006. Through the first four contests of the season, he has averaged 4.3 points and 4.3 rebounds. In 32 games played last year, Hyland averaged 4.1 points and 2.0 rebounds per contest. He was also one of the most accurate shooters on the team, hitting on 59.8 percent (55 of 92) of his field goal attempts. Entering the Vermont game, Hyland has totaled 226 points, 145 rebounds and 50 blocks, while shooting 52.7 percent (97 of 184) from the floor.
CLIFFORD LOOKS TO PLAY KEY MINUTES IN THE MIDDLE: Sophomore center Tim Clifford (Walpole, Mass.) has been the first player off the Crusaders' bench at the low post positions this year. Through four games played, he has averaged 3.8 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.5 blocks. In 28 games played last season, Clifford averaged points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per contest. He was particularly impressive in the three games starting center Nate Lufkin missed due to injury, averaging 10.0 points, 8.3 rebounds and 5.7 blocks in those contests. Clifford also finished last year ranked fifth in the Patriot League with his 31 blocked shots.
DRIBBLES: Freshman forward Colin Cunningham (Memphis, Tenn.) had a solid game in the first appearance of his collegiate career at Cincinnati, totaling four points, six rebounds and two assists ... Holy Cross' 85 points against High Point were its most in a season opener since an 85-57 victory over Quinnipiac in 2001-2002. The Crusaders received 52 votes in the preseason Mid-Major Top 25 Poll from CollegeInsider.com. Holy Cross finished the 2004-2005 season ranked 16th in the nation in the poll.


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A bear almost gives up his search for his missing hat until he remembers something important.
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A picture-book delight by a rising talent tells a cumulative tale with a mischievous twist.
The bear s hat is gone, and he wants it back. Patiently and politely, he asks the animals he comes across, one by one, whether they have seen it. Each animal says no, some more elaborately than others. But just as the bear begins to despond, a deer comes by and asks a simple question that sparks the bear s memory and renews his search with a vengeance. Told completely in dialogue, this delicious take on the classic repetitive tale plays out in sly illustrations laced with visual humor and winks at the reader with a wry irreverence that will have kids of all ages thrilled to be in on the joke.


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WILSON, N.C. — The Barton Art Galleries is pleased to announce the opening of the "Convergence," an invitational group exhibition featuring the works of Bill Byers, David Davenport, Tom Grubb, Jo Pumphrey, and Michael Voors. The exhibition opens on Friday, Sept. 27, with a public reception from 6 – 8 p.m. and a gallery talk at […]Learn More! →
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North Carolina artist Tom Grubb, assisted by Barton faculty and students, installed "Voyager," a sculpture composed of bamboo and colored rope, on Barton College's east campus on Sept. 19.
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WILSON, N.C. — Barton College is pleased to welcome Dr. William C. Harris, Professor Emeritus of History at North Carolina State University, as the featured speaker for the upcoming BB&T Heritage Lecture in American History scheduled for Tuesday, Sept 24. Dr. Harris' lecture is titled "Lincoln, The Constitution, and the Civil War." Scheduled to begin […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Barton College's professor emeritus and artist-in-residence J. Chris Wilson will hold group and private critiques of paintings on Thursday and Friday, September 19 and 20, in the Barton Art Galleries. On September 19, there will be a group critique from 4-6 p.m., and each participant may bring one painting for the group […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Barton College is pleased to welcome Dr. Victor Marshall, a senior scientist at the UNC Institute on Aging, as the featured speaker for the opening session of the "Thursday Gerontology Seminar Series" scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 19. Dr. Marshall's presentation, "Opportunities and Challenges of Increased Longevity: An Agenda for Aging, Issues, Insights, […]Learn More! →
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WILSON, N.C. — Barton College and the Willis N. Hackney Library is pleased to announce a Series of Conversations on "The United States Constitution: A 226-Year Journey to 'Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and Our Posterity'" to be held Thursday, Sept. 12; Friday, Sept, 13; […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Barton College is pleased to announce alumna Brittany Creamer, class of 2009, as the featured speaker for the 112th Opening Convocation. The annual campus event is scheduled for Tuesday, August 27, at 11 a.m. in Howard Chapel.
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WILSON, N.C. — ". . . and into the flow," the third CD by The Near Myths, was released on July 29. Barton College's Dr. Jim Clark, band member and de facto manager of the group, explains, "This CD will very likely be our last. More and more people download their music now, usually individual […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Barton College is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary Daynes, Ph.D., of Pleasant Grove, Utah, as provost and vice president for academic affairs. He also holds academic rank as professor of history. His appointment was effective July 22.
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WILSON, N.C. — Willis N. Hackney Library, on the campus of Barton College, will host its eighth annual Open House on Thursday, August 22, from 4-6 p.m. to welcome new and returning students, as well as faculty, staff, and friends of the College to view the most recent updates for the library and the recently relocated Office of […]Learn More! →


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Medford, Ore --- A 21 year-old female reported to a Medford Police officer that she was shopping in Target when an unknown male suddenly pushed his pelvis against her buttocks as she bent down to look at some merchandise on March 29th.
Police say the female victim, who is involved in law enforcement, confronted the male who said the contact was accidental and left quickly. The female victim immediately notified employees of the incident, but the suspect was able to get out of the store without being apprehended.
Target security personnel provided images of the suspect from surveillance video to police who then shared the images with other law enforcement agencies. A Parole Officer with Jackson County Community Justice recognized the suspect as David Reynolds, a registered sex offender who used to be supervised through their agency.
After hearing that police were looking for him, Reynolds went to the Medford Police Department on Friday, April 11th.
Reynolds admitted to his involvement in this case, and admitted to contact was for sexual gratification. Police believe he has done this to dozens of other women in a similar manner in department or grocery stores.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- It hits tens of millions of people right in the gut, literally! Chronic intestinal distress, like irritable bowel syndrome, can make life miserable. However, one doctor says food, instead of pharmaceuticals, could help tame your tummy.
"The intestines are not a sewerage system. They're a garden and we need to be good gardeners," said Gregory Plotnikoff, MD, Integrative Medicine Physician, Penny George Institute for Health and Healing.
Dr. Plotnikoff says what happens in your stomach can impact your entire body.
"Gut health is the foundation for all health. Our gut bacteria regulate our mood, our energy, our immune system, and even our metabolism," Dr. Plotnikoff explained.
Bad gut bacteria leads to, "gas, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. The things that no one wants to talk about," Dr. Plotnikoff said.
A gut full of good bacteria, called probiotics, can help prevent those problems.
The doctor says they're like seeds in your gut garden that flourish with the help of prebiotics, a special form of dietary fiber.
"These are like Miracle-Gro for our internal garden. I prescribe foods that are actually going to support the friendly bacteria in our gut," Dr. Plotnikoff said.
He says cultured products, like tofu and yogurt, are great for your gut and so are fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi, miso, kefir (fermented milk), and kombucha.
Asparagus, artichokes, and carrots are packed with prebiotics.
"Apples and organs are also very good," Dr. Plotnikoff said.
Plotnikoff believes these foods are a low-cost, side effect free alternative to medications for gut problems.
"Don't take my word for it. Trust your gut," Dr. Plotnikoff said.
While some, like Dr. Plotnikoff, swear by probiotics and prebiotics, others are skeptical about the benefits. Supplements containing probiotics and prebiotics are not regulated by the FDA.


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by Justin Farrar | June 19, 2013
Eagles are one of the most potent commercial forces in the history of pop music, right up there with Michael Jackson, The Beatles and Elvis Presley. What's more, just about every musician to ever be called an Eagle has also experienced success as a solo artist. Certainly, this is the case with the group's big three: Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh. Even before joining the Eagles in 1975, guitarist Walsh was a top-tier rock star thanks to classic-rock anthem "Rocky Mountain Way" (as well as his work with his first band, the mighty James Gang). As for Frey and Henley, after the Eagles' original demise in 1980, they became two of the ensuing decade's more successful pop singers. In addition to scoring smash hits "Smuggler's Blues" and "Heat Is On" (the latter from the Eddie Murphy blockbuster Beverly Hills Cop), Frey flirted with acting, with appearances on the television shows Miami Vice and Wiseguy. The evermore somber Henley sent one brooding pop tune after another to the top of the charts. Of course, his calling card is (and probably forever will be) 1984's "The Boys of Summer," one of the '80s' most sublime singles.
The Eagles' supporting cast -- Randy Meisner, Don Felder, Timothy B. Schmit and Bernie Leadon -- were no slouches either. In the early '80s, the first three all saw chart action, particularly Schmit, whose pop hit "So Much In Love" can be heard in the teen-movie classic Fast Times at Ridgemont High. The always soft-spoken Leadon, meanwhile, returned to his folk and country roots upon leaving the Eagles in 1975. His 1977 album Natural Progressions has become a cult favorite among connoisseurs of California folk pop.


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Lombard Can't wait for "Girl Hands" Bisping To Try And Fight Him | UFC NEWS
"I saw this douchebag at the elevator. I squeezed his hand and he's got the smallest hands I've ever seen in my life. I squeezed his hand and I'm sure he was in pain a little bit after that, he started talking about me, you know? About how short I am. But one thing you can be 100 percent sure about, is he has the smallest hands ever, like a little girls hands. But, I squeezed it and I think that's one of the reasons he is upset at me."
In a recent interview with "The MMA Hour" Hector Lombard verbally assaults Michael Bisping and his petite 10-digits.
22 Responses to "Lombard Can't wait for "Girl Hands" Bisping To Try And Fight Him | UFC NEWS"
Bisping would light this fool up! He has horrible footwork, his record is great becasue he's fought mostrly bums nobody has even heard of (Palhares aside)
hahahahhahaha silly retard, Lombard would tool that pussy in the first round. bitchping has pillow hands and a glass jaw. Lombard by KO round 1 sorry fool
A glass jaw?! Rofl, he has only been knocked out once and thats by Dan's H-Bomb, and for pillow fists he doesn't throw haymakers he throws high velocity, medium power punches in bunches to do alot of damage over time instead of telegraphing a looping shot, Lombard does have horrible footwork but he has a great chin and is very quick.
Mike – you retarded douche bag, you know f uck all. Bisping has been knocked out once in his career, Lombard has fought bums and stands there waiting to get hit. If they ever fight Bisping would blitz him. Look at who Lombard has fought smart guy…nobodies…
u r just plain idiot, lombard will destroy bispen 100% wanne bet?
He has very poor footwork, and that is enough evidence for me to say that he will have no chance against Silva, but as for Bisping, I'm not sure
All this proves is that Lombard has such a ego problem that he resorts to shit like trying to out squeeze guys in a hand shake which is ment to be the way two people say hello in a friendly and respectful manner
lombart dosent has a ego problem he just knows bisping reputation and he knew bisping would fuck around so he went striaght up and fucked around first lol
Bisping talked shit first bro, did u not read the part were he even pointed to how Bisping talked shit on Lombards height… I wanna see this fight happen b4 Bisping even gets a shot at AS…
It was the other way around if i remember the Bisping interview correctly where Bisping said something along the lines of " yeah i met the guy in a elevator and he tried to squeeze my hand off …bla bla he's a poisoned dwarf" im pretty sure thats how all this got started so in my book that makes Lombard a bit of a dick AND iv heard numerous times from other fighters that Lomard is a cunt in the gym and hammers new guys just to prove a point
people do realize at middleweight winning gets u fights not talking shit shits annoying regardless of winning or losing vitor vs lombard next shut this fool uo
Hector would knock bisping out he's shit i don't know why everyone lords him he's like a mini forrest…
can i post on this thing yet, or should I just quit trying? Fuckin Site!
If they do fight Bisping should have him do VADA testing
I saw this douchebag at the elevator. I squeezed his hand and he's got the smallest hands I've ever seen in my life. I squeezed his hand and I'm sure he was in pain a little bit after that, he started talking about me, you know? About how short I am. But one thing you can be 100 percent sure about, is he has the smallest hands ever, like a little girls hands. But, I squeezed it and I think that's one of the reasons he is upset at me."
bisping would destroy lombard sick of over hyped scrubs like lombard cocking off to try and power through the rankings to the big fights like c'mon if your good nough to beat him do it dont talk shit nuff said
Lombard first round knock out give him the chance you might think his fort bumbs thats why his in the ufc to fight better opponents
give him the chance to fight bisping i think he has great hands like dan henderson and if he connects good night bisping
These juice heads shouldn't be allowed to fight. It's an eye test douche not all people are stupid enough to fail a drug test they sell fake dicks they have system cleanser 100 ways to get around a test the only test shld be an eye test this guys a juice head
first of all whats with the hate on bisbing? dude was knocked out 1 time in his entire career and he has a glass jaw? no MW or LHW could take that punch no one. Second Bisbing hasnt just fought bums like Lombardo Bisbing has fought top name dudes his entire UFC Career and only lost to the biggest names in the Sport so give him Credit and yea he talks shit but who cares he's in the business of knocking dudes the fuck out why would he be nice? I think it would be a great fight lombard Vs Bisbing but I think bisbing wins hands down
Those supposed girl hands will put you flat on your ass in the 1st round Hector
apart from hendo bispings other losses evans wanderlei and sonnen where all decisions that should have went in his favour (same could be said about the hammil fight i do think he lost that one) everyone thought he beat rashad everyone thought he beat wanderlei and even sonnen said bisping was the toughest fight he had ever had after silva so the guy is no slouch how many guys have underestimated him and lost leben kang dan and jason miller and most recentlt stann all said they would be the guys to show bisping didnt have it yet couldnt do it not sure if bisping is ready for silva but we will see after the vitor fight
bisping has beat guys better than lombard. bisping would take him apart over 3 rounds just like he did to stann and mayhem. id like to watch bisping vs lombard now tho
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We just experienced a wonderful South African dinner at Zahav. Chef Dean Hildebrand did a great job hosting this special event. I have been blessed to dine all over the world and Zahav is one of the best. The enthusiasm, ingenuity and talent of Chef Mike and all his staff makes the experience a must when in Philadelphia.
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Pickled baby eggplant. It greets you in a small dish, with two choice olives, and Israeli pickles. But it's the bite-sized eggplant that draws your attention, with its reddish hue and intriguing shape. Bite into it and immediately realize the briny tang, then appreciate the surprise of its velvet texture. That's Zahav in a microcosm. You have had a culinary experience; a delight of visual interest, taste and texture and you haven't even seen the menu. How to adequately praise a restaurant that has done something new? New in the sense that with energy, focus, creativity and care a formerly neglected repertoire has been elevated. Zahav fuses the cuisines of the Mediterranean, middle east and north Africa with a nod to eastern Europe. I am an experienced diner, and have never dined like this. Here's how an evening with the tasting menu goes. After some explanation from the enthusiastic wait staff, hummus arrives. You've had hummus before. Not like this. Next come the salatim: a tower of small dishes, each an essay in color and flavor: carrots in Moroccan spices; shredded beets with tchina, a salad of the freshest chopped cucumber and tomato. Eight in all: some familiar, others not. Each fresh, distinct, and packed with flavor. Next come a series of small plates. Fresh figs dressed with feta cheese, fried cauliflower with yogurt sauce, beef kibbe with a core of pumpkin seeds to dip in tchina. Cubes of fried sheep's milk cheese with fig jam. A bowl of squash-infused broth with a now-famous "fish meatball," really a gefilte fish, though not one your Yiddishe grandmother would necessarily recognize. Third course: lamb shoulder, slowly braised, basted with pomegranate juice. A plate of meat, almost medieval in proportion, that will cause a carnivore's eyes to open in amazement. Meltingly tender. You will eat more than you thought you should, because it is so luscious. Dessert! Turkish coffee ice cream with warm chocolate ruggelach. A cup of custard with fresh blueberries on bottom and praline chickpeas on top. A chocolate-in-phyllo pastry. All this in a lovely room of quiet sophistication, happily professional service, and a remarkable background soundtrack of modern Israeli music. Did I mention the price for this extravaganza of discovery and delight that unfolds over more than two hours, the most expensive option on the menu? $45. Not often have I left a restaurant feeling not merely well fed, but, actually, grateful.
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Food is delicious, every bite. The hummus here made me change my entire hummus recipe and now it gets raves, but it's still nowhere near as good as theirs. Excellent and abundant vegetarian options, knowledgeable staff. This is a place that is WELL worth a restaurant week visit. Really, there is no dish here that we haven't loved. Their desserts are also fantastic and you know that's a rarity! Go here and smile because you made a great choice.
Posted by David S on 05/23/2011
What a delight. Usually middle Eastern or Israeli restaurants are poorly or tastelessly design. Not this one. Great looking happy and young. Taste in everything. Great prefix deal. Good drinks perfect location.desserts need to be improved. Ideas are there execution is not always. We loved one out if 3. Plenty of food. We are terribly picky but here I say Go go go.
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Nice ambiance. However, the food and service left much to be desired. Waitstaff was impatient-kept coming to ask if ready and kept trying to push the sampler menu that was pricey. Portions quite small. Coffee and tea were cold. I did like the three spices offered to add to any dish.
Posted by anonymous on 12/10/2010
My meal at Zahav was one of the best I've had at Philly. Even dishes I wouldn't ordinarily care for (beets, carrots, baklava) were amazing. The appetizer of 8 salads was out of this world and even though not huge, it was worth every penny. Very comfortable, warm atmosphere and I'd love to come back again!
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This is food no better than served on a cart outside a university. Everything doused in salt. The small portions were ok because its nothing you really want to eat anyway. And oh, $350.00 for 5 of us, with 1 drink each! Service was good but food was dismal.


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In the gritty world of crime, Albuquerque thieves have managed to hit an all-time low. KOB Eyewitness News 4 discovered metal thieves are now after the metal pipes that flush toilets. If the toilet has an auto-flush sensor, the value increases.
"We've seen in the last 5-7 days numerous Flush-O-Matic's getting stolen," said APD Commander Will Roseman. "We're talking Home Depot, Lowe's, Arby's. They're going into the rest rooms and actually taking the metal out."
Roseman said employees have assumed the thieves are plumbers and had legitimate business to conduct. On the black market, the fixtures sell for about $30, but it will cost the business owner about $400 to replace the stolen item.
Roseman said there are businesses operating in Albuquerque that are illegally buying the stolen toilet fixtures. A police report shows APD investigated M&M Recycling for knowingly buying the stolen goods. The case has been sent to the New Mexico Department of Licensing and Regulations for further review. Employees at M&M Recycling declined comment, but didn't dispute the criminal accusations.
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Clicking in to the Slice inbox today, some dope on a new Westchester pizzeria that might be worth checking out. —The Mgmt. Adam,Just saw this place written up on the Journal News Small Bites blog, who got it from Chowhound: http://www.fandfpizza.comNext chance I get, I'm going to have to check it out. (Checks schedule to see when I'm near Hartsdale next...) —Walter B.... More


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Osteopathy is about more than just bones – its about empowering people to live happier, healthier lives. One therapist cannot possibly have all the answers so I am going to start sharing posts from around the web that I have found enjoyable and informative.
Here is this week's edition:
- Fashion blogger Lady Melbourne asks Are heels bad for your health?
- The healing properties of tears from the excellent World of Psychology
- How many fruit + veg should I eat: A Visual Guide (via yes and yes)
- Posture and ergonomics advice on using laptops by Osteopath Benjamin Lai
- Fooducate discuss the low GI diet and explain why it's not all it's cracked up to be.
- Altered postural sway in patients suffering from non-specific neck pain and whiplash associated disorder – A systematic review of the literature – An interesting but slightly heavy going read about whiplash and neck pain.
- Tasty and nutritious – Potato & mushroom tikka masala
- Nothing to do with anything but still very interesting – Male lactation: Can a 33 yr old guy learn to breast feed?


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For voyages arriving in Cape Town at 8:00 am or 12:00 pm and the ship overnights in port, the earliest flight departure is 11:00 am for domestic flights and 11:30 am for international flights on day two.


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Sarge Creek Campground
Kaw City, OK 74641
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The Creative Arts Course Summer School. Courses for all ages in a huge range of crafts
Bellingen Writers Festival (June long weekend)
The Bellingen Readers & Writers Festival has become a popular annual cultural event showcasing leading authors and celebrating all things literary. With workshops, talks, forums, book launches, competitions, entertainment and school programs, its a diverse and inspiring weekend with something for everyone.
Bellingen Jazz and Blues Festival
Annual show featuring top Jazz and Blues acts. The Festival's "boutique" feel has given the music an immediacy that is so important to create a link between the performers and the audience. Bellingen Jazz Festival is run by dedicated volunteers and enjoys widespread community support and strong local business sponsorship.
Dorrigo Folk and Bluegrass Festival (October)
An intimate and friendly three-day weekend of acoustic music featuring some of the very best Folk and Bluegrass and Old-Time country musicians from around Australia and overseas.
Bellingen Community Markets
3rd Saturday of the month. Featuring live music and outdoor cafes, it is a popular meeting and social event, drawing people from all over the Mid North Coast. Featuring 200+ stalls.
Bellingen Growers Markets
2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at Bellingen Show Ground, North Bellingen.
Bellopy Organic Farmers Markers
Anglican Church, Oak St Bellingen, 1st, 3rd & 5th Friday of the month
Bellingen Arts Prize (October)
Huge exhibition gaining national interest
Bellingen Agricultural Show (May)
For anyone wanting an active holiday or getaway, theres plenty to keep you occupied...
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Bellingen Valley Lodge is close to seven National Parks. A short 30min drive west takes you to the Skywalk at Dorrigo National Park. Or an hours drive takes you to Cathedral Rocks's intriguing stacks of granite bolders and the spectacular views of Point Look Out in the New England National Park.
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The few torrents I've ever heard from anyone had sound quality issues, but upon buying the CD, were no longer issues.
Well i'd like to think so but i think with it being 320 kb/s sound quality it would have sounded much better than it does. Having said that, whenever i get some money i may just get the CD to see if it sounds that much better. Hopefully i will be proved wrong, but i'm not holding out much hope.
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I get your point and I respect your opinion.
1) What's "best-sounding" is 100% subjective. "Most innovatively produced/each one different from the last" does not equal "great/the best/the way things should be". And "
whatever" is an exaggeration. There are many innovative bands.
I think it's quite funny the way you accuse me of not knowing what i'm talking about. You're obviously not an expert in this sort of thing, but you're still trying to convince people who have been doing this sort of thing for years (MFB is much more experienced in it than me though i'll admit) that we're somehow wrong.
The thing is that music is like art, and where it is perfectly acceptable to make your own art which is badly drawn and crap perspective with not very good shading or whatever for your own purposes that you think is great then that's fine if you're just looking at it yourself or with friends, but if you want to actually show the art at a gallery to the public then really it's got to be good. Or, if it's bad, it has to have been done by someone who is
of really good artwork, but chose to do it badly for effect, knowing what "bad" aspects would work for the picture.
If DG had just been someone like you or me creating this stuff in his garage for the fun of it then obviously that's fine he can do that. But when you're trying to sell millions of records and probably more importantly than that actually telling the world how amazing you think this new album is from a production point of view, then actually if it has these mistakes in it (which are NOT subjective, as MFB said) then it's really not very good. If he'd been deliberately making it sound as bad as it does for effect then that would have been cool if the band had suited that sort of sound, but as far as i'm concerned i don't think they do. Going back to the artist thing, i don't think it was a bad production sound but done deliberately for effect. I think it just sounds bad full stop. Which i think is a shame.
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Atmuri, A. K. and Bhatia, S. R.. (2013) Polymer-Mediated Clustering of Charged Anisotropic Colloids. Langmuir, 29 (10). pp. 3179-3187.
Atmuri, A. K. and Henson, M. A. and Bhatia, S. R.. (2013) A population balance equation model to predict regimes of controlled nanoparticle aggregation. Colloids and Surfaces a-Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 436. pp. 325-332.
Atmuri, A. K. and Bhatia, S. R. and Routh, A. F.. (2012) Autostratification in Drying Colloidal Dispersions: Effect of Particle Interactions. Langmuir, 28 (5). pp. 2652-2658.
Atmuri, A. K. and Peklaris, G. A. and Kishore, S. and Bhatia, S. R.. (2012) A Re-entrant Glass Transition in Colloidal Disks with Adsorbing Polymer. Soft Matter, 8 (34). pp. 8965-8971.
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From the TV show The Big Bang Theory comes the Soft Kitty Singing Plush. This 10-inch grey and pink stuffed animal sings the "Soft Kitty" song that was inspired by an episode of The Big Bang Theory. In the episode, an ill Sheldon explains that his mother used to sing him a song as a child whenever he became sick. With the Soft Kitty Singing Plush, you can press its paw to hear it sing Sheldon's song: "Soft kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur. Happy kitty, sleepy kitty, purr, purr, purr." The Soft Kitty Singing Plush comes with a collar that has a Bohr-model atom tag with The Big Bang Theory logo on it.
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The Soft Kitty Singing Plush is a must-have item for fans of The Big Bang Theory. You can listen to the "Soft Kitty" song to make you feel better when you're sick, as Sheldon does, or play it even when you feel fine. You can even play it because it's so hilarious.
For those not familiar with the show or the "Soft Kitty" song, this is still a cute stuffed animal that will appeal to kids (and adults) who like singing and cuddly toys, though they won't necessarily appreciate why you think it's so special.
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Why A Civil Society Extends Unemployment Benefits
Robert Reich: A record number of Americans is unemployed for a record length of time. This is a national tragedy. It is to the nation's credit that many are receiving unemployment benefits. This is good not only for them and their families but also for the economy as a whole, because it allows them to spend and thereby keep others in jobs.


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Research Forum Summer Term 2011
research seminar: history of photography
Representations of Girls in Contemporary Art Photography
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
17.30, Research Forum South Room
Speaker(s): Harriet Riches (Kingston University) and Lucy Soutter (Royal College of Art)
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This seminar celebrates the launch of the publication Girls! Girls! Girls! in contemporary art, edited by Catherine Grant and Lori Waxman. The two speakers will present research on the representation of girlhood in contemporary art photography, with an introduction by one of the editors of the book, Catherine Grant. The publication brings together a diverse range of writers on girlhood as a site of contestation, utilised by contemporary women artists in a range of visual media, including a predominance of photography.
Copies of Girls! Girls! Girls! will be available to purchase after the seminar at a special launch price of £15.
Girls! Girls! Girls! in contemporary art
Edited by Catherine Grant and Lori Waxman
Intellect Books, 2011, ISBN 9781841503486, £19.95
Since the 1990s, women artists have led the contemporary art world in the creation of art depicting female adolescence, producing challenging, critically debated, and avidly collected artworks that are driving the current and momentous shift in the perception of women in art. Girls! Girls! Girls! presents essays from established and up-and-coming scholars who address a variety of themes, including narcissism, nostalgia, post-feminism, and fantasy, with the goal of approaching the overarching question of why women artists have turned in such numbers to the subject of girls – and what these artistic explorations signify. Artists discussed include Anna Gaskell, Marlene McCarty, Sue de Beer, Miwa Yanagi, Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Collier Schorr and more.
Authors include Carol Mavor, Maud Lavin, Lucy Soutter, Kate Random Love, Taru Elfving, Harriet Riches, Catherine Grant and Lori Waxman.
Girls! Girls! Girls! is the missing link in the new feminist art history/criticism. It engages with that crucial and ambiguous period where children become women. In a way, one might say that girlhood lies at the root of Freud's question 'what do women want?' at the same time that it mystifies this originary moment in women's history. These texts hit the crucial questions in girl representation, running the whole gamut from charm to hysteria to murder.
– Linda Nochlin, New York University
Tracking the figure of the girl across the fields of contemporary art and film, this book moves effortlessly between cultural criticism, art history, and feminist theory. Be forewarned, however: the girls in contemporary art are anything but docile or well-behaved. From baby butches to bad girls, from reluctant Lolitas to hysterical orphans, these girls make terrific trouble in the lavishly imagined worlds they inhabit. And the women who do that imagining? They are some of the leading artists and filmmakers of our day. And thanks to Girls! Girls! Girls! they get their critical due.
– Richard Meyer, University of Southern California
For more information see http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/books/view-Book,id=4767
The History of Photography research seminar series aims to be a discursive platform for the discussion and dissemination of current research on photography. From art as photography and early photographic technology to ethnographic photographs and contemporary photography as art, the seminar welcomes contributions from researchers across the board, whether independent or affiliated with museums, galleries, archives, libraries or higher education, and endeavours to provide scholars with a challenging opportunity to present work in progress and test out new ideas.
The seminars usually take place once a term, on Wednesday evenings at 5.30pm in the Research Forum. The papers, and formal discussion, are followed by informal discussion over a glass of wine.


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Graduate Academic Catalog 2012-2013
SPSU offers nearly 1800 on-campus student housing beds. In addition to providing a convenient and economical home for students, on-campus living also provides a great learning opportunity. Living on campus contributes to the educational development of each student through exposure to students of varied backgrounds, experiences, and personal philosophies. The Department of Housing and Residence Life is staffed by 8 full-time professionals along with 38 Resident Assistants. The primary function of the Housing and Residence Life staff is to create and maintain a desirable environment for all residents.
All students who have been accepted to Southern Polytechnic State University will need to visit the Housing and Residence Life website at www.spsu.edu/housing for application information. On-campus housing is required for all first-year students. However, this requirement may be waived if you will be living at home with a parent/guardian. Please contact our office for more information.
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Spring Holyoke Bound 2015
Date: February 21, 2015
Peck Full Service Community School
1916 Northampton Street, Holyoke MA 01040
Theme: Education and Literacy
Registration Links:
Community Partners register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HBSpring2015CP
Faculty Registration here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HBS2015faculty
Student Registration here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HBSpring2015students
Schedule of the day:
Bus Pick Up begins promptly at Haigis Mall, University of Massachusetss Amherst
UMass Amherst 8:20am (Haigis)
Amherst College 8:30am (Main Bus Stop near Route 9)
Hampshire College 8:40am (Main Bus Stop Library Circle)
Mt. Holyoke College 9:00am (Blanchard Circle Bus Stop)
Registration & Breakfast 9:30am-10:00am
Welcome 10:00am-10:20am
Industrial, Political and Social History of Holyoke 10:20am-11:30am
Mari Castaneda. Professor of Communications, UMass Amherst
Maria Cartagena- Center for Community Engagement, Amherst College
Education in Holyoke 11:30am-12:45pm
Paul Hyry-Dermith- Assistant Superintendent, Holyoke Public Schools
- Lunch & Networking 12:50pm-1:30pm
- Workshops 1:30pm-3:00pm
Asset Focused Community Engagement
Check Yo Self Before You Wreck Yo Self
Language, Literacy & Culture in Urban Communities
Community Engaged Arts
Super Tutor/Mentor
Workshop descriptions will be in registration packets
Break Out Groups 3:00pm-3:20pm
Entertainment 3:30- 4:00pm
Performance of traditional Afro-Caribbean Dance: Bomba and Plena
Maestro Cepeda and Brendaliz Cepeda
Depart on Bus 4pm
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Spring 2014 Holyoke Bound
Holyoke Bound held on 22nd February at the Peck Full Service Community School.It featured a performance by the Coquies, a youth community dedicated to preserving traditional Bomba and Plena dance. View Picture Gallery.