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Tip #1: Pair pastels with shocking, electric hues.
Routinely on the cusp with her personal style, Ashley Olsen did not disappoint when she attended the launch party of Google's new shopping site Boutiques.com in New York last month. She artfully mixed a vibrant Balenciaga sweater from F/W 10 with a sweet pink skater skirt and grounded the look with opaque tights and an Hermes bag. The outfit is a welcome change from darker-hued autumnal ensembles, and one we'll be sure to keep in mind when brightening up our winter basics! For a similar look, try pairing J.Crew's Cashmere Button-Front Sweater ($180) with American Apparel's Rigid Corduroy Circle Skirt ($39) for a spot-on replication of this mogulista's shocking sorbet ensemble.
Tip #2: Invest in a clean + chic pale sheath.
While being named Model of the Year at the British Fashion Awards cocktail reception at the Savoy Hotel in London earlier this month, the lovely Lara Stone was the picture of effortless chic in a stark white Calvin Klein Collection Silk Georgette Sleeveless Dress ($1195, 212.292.9000). The minimalist sheath is one of our favorite Resort 11 trends and we like how the evening's honoree simply accessorized said dress with slim black t-strap sandals and a black clutch. Of course, one of our favorite aspects of Stone's refined look is her dramatic makeup; the statement cat-eye personalizes the streamlined ensemble and adds a bit of high-fashion edge. To take a page from Stone's style file, whip out your favorite eyeliner and slip on either Calvin Klein Collection's Fineen Leather Dress ($1850) for a luxe version of this pared-down silhouette or BCBGMaxAzria's Shirred Panel Shift Dress ($238) for a more wallet-friendly iteration that is just as model-of-the-moment worthy!
Tip #3: Style a floral dress with a neutral sweater.
Model Dree Hemingway may be a perennial stylesettter when it comes to unexpected or sultry looks, but she also proved she knows a thing or two about sweetly feminine ensembles as well. While attending the opening of the new Dior boutique in New York earlier this month, the arguably perfect blond wore Christian Dior's Adele Dress ($7500) with a gray Sandro Sweater ($262, 01.40.39.90.21) and Christian Dior Spy Pumps ($900) from the pre-fall collection. The tastemaker shows us how to flawlessly temper the girlishness of a floral, tiered, silk organza dress--just pair it with a no-frills sweater--without looking remotely dowdy or undone. A floral dress is a refreshing change from basic black; try ASOS' Dahlia Net Layer Babydoll Dress ($48) or Jill Stuart's Maria Strapless Dress ($628) with either Topshop's Knitted Fine Gauge Long Sleeve Top ($70) or Sparkle & Fade's Dolman Sleeve Pullover Sweater ($48) to get Hemingway's lovely look in no time at all!
Tip #4: Go for a gray coat with a sharp shape.
Coat season is finally here and when we spotted model Laura Bailey in a sleek gray iteration, our interest was duly piqued. While rubbing elbows with the cognoscenti at the British Fashion Awards reception at the Savoy Hotel last month, the Vogue.com blogger wore a trendsetting Stella McCartney Botanical Tulip Print Dress ($1395, 310.273.7051) from the S/S 11 collection topped with the designer's impeccable Cashmere and Wool Blend Coat ($2295), and finished off with a Clotted Cream Shoulder Bag ($1092, 310.273.7051), also from Stella McCartney's S/S 11 line. The smart outerwear contrasts nicely with Bailey's whimsical dress and effectively elevates her entire look. Luckily, we've rounded up a few wintertime favorites so that you can achieve our model/blogger's studied sleekness. If you're ready to invest in this outer layer, we suggest checking out Stella McCartney's Wool Blend Flannel Coat ($1595) or the London Funnel-Neck A-Line Coat ($795) from Burberry. Alternatively, if you'd prefer a more flirtatious rapport with this trend, pick up either the Wool Mix Deep Revere Coat ($164) from Oasis or Club Monaco's Cate Coat ($349), which can be worn belted should you delight in a more fitted silhouette.
Tip #5: Pair a graphic scarf with a shearling coat.
Though shearling jackets have been a top trend for some time now, we love Cara Delevingne's street-chic interpretation. For an ice-skating event aptly named "Skate" held by Tiffany & Co. at the Somerset House in England late last month, the model/actress/sister-to-Poppy Delevingne outfitted herself in a lust-worthy Leather Aviator Jacket ($675) from Reiss, which she threw over an American Apparel t-shirt and A|Wear jeans. The multi-hyphenate completed her look with Topshop's boldly graphic scarf and Carvela motorcycle boots for a cozy-yet-stylish outdoors ensemble. While Delevingne's exact scarf was produced and distributed specially to celebrate the opening of Topshop's new Knightsbridge store, can you can get a similar look by trying Lost & Found's Winter Polaroid Scarf ($298) or Yarnz's Feline Cashmere Scarf ($169). Be sure to incorporate a shearling jacket via Lipsy's Faux Fur Trim PU Aviator Jacket ($91), as this essential can complement everything from a cocktail dress to off-duty wear!
Tip #6: Add opaque tights to a short romper.
Rompers have fallen off our radar as of late, but that's just because we were looking for a captivating, weather-friendly way to wear them. Luckily, inspiration comes to us via the always-plucky Alexa Chung who opted for Sandro's Dungaree-Style Crepe Playsuit ($250) for the Sandro boutique launch party in London late last month. Chung--who was also the guest DJ for the evening's festivities--put her usual individualist spin on these shortalls by wearing them with a Rodarte t-shirt that was created for Fashion's Night Out in 2009 and Isabel Marant's Xarsa Sweater ($480). Chung made this summery item feel winter-worthy by pairing it with opaque stockings--we like Commando's Richly Ribbed Tights ($34)--and Russell & Bromley boots.--Liza Kaplan
Photos of Alexa Chung, Cara Delevingne, Lara Stone, and Lauren Bailey, courtesy of Getty Images; photo of Ashley Olsen, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency.


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HereŌĆÖs a look at the early state of affairs in hockeyŌĆÖs three divisions ŌĆ"
For most teams, a 1-2 start to a season usually doesnŌĆÖt mean much. For Mount St. Charles fans, MSCŌĆÖs 1-2 start has some of them reaching for the panic button, especially since the four-time defending champions havenŌĆÖt began a Division I campaign with that mark since the mid-1970s.
Of course, two of their defeats have come to La Salle, which so far, looks like the team to beat. The Rams are 4-0, have outscored their opponents 27-4, and boast the divisionŌĆÖs top three scorers.
Bishop Hendricken also looks formidable at 3-0, and tomorrow, the Hawks will face off with the Rams in an 8 p.m. showdown at Thayer Arena that promises to be in front of an enthusiastic standing-room-only gathering.
While both of those teams have several returnees with a year or two of varsity experience under their belts, the Mounties are fielding one of the youngest teams in recent memories and skating more than their share of first-year varsity players.
Nevertheless, thereŌĆÖs no sense of panic in the MountiesŌĆÖ locker room, and their last loss, a 3-2 overtime defeat to the Rams last Saturday, even had a touch of optimism and promise to it.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs not a slow start, but an inexperienced start,ŌĆØ MSC coach Dave Belisle noted after his teamŌĆÖs practice on Wednesday night. ŌĆ£Unfortunately, playing La Salle in two of our first three games wasnŌĆÖt the way we drew it up, but I saw a lot of improvement from Game 1 [a season-opening 3-1 loss to La Salle] to Game 2, so IŌĆÖm excited about that.ŌĆØ
Graduation took away five of MSCŌĆÖs top six forwards (and 87 regular-season goals) and its starting goaltender, and two returning defensemen transferred to prep schools, leaving the team with a handful of veteran standouts and several untested players.
But Rome wasnŌĆÖt built in a day, and neither are young hockey teams, and seeing his team improve day after day has been rewarding during the early part of this season for Belisle.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve already seen improvement in this weekŌĆÖs practice,ŌĆØ said Belisle. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre just getting better. Obviously, the other teams in our league are (going to get better) too, but we have just a lot of raw, young talent that needs to be developed and learn the Mount system.ŌĆØ
As for the Mounties, their schedule doesnŌĆÖt get any easier. They will host always-potent Moses Brown tomorrow at 9 at Adelard Arena, and after Christmas, they are guaranteed to skate in three challenging non-league games in their ultra-competitive holiday tourney, which features some of the top teams in the Northeast part of the country.
Traditionally, this tournament has helped prepare the Mounties for the final two months of their league schedule, and those three contests, plus their Jan. 2 showdown at Fenway Park against Cathedral High of Springfield, Mass., should help serve as a springboard for the Mounties into 2012.
ŌĆ£We need these non-league games to get us squared away and ready for the rest of our schedule,ŌĆØ added Belisle. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre going to have some growing pains and these probably arenŌĆÖt going to be our only two (losses), but thereŌĆÖs no panic. WeŌĆÖll see how they react and handle the growth process. It should be interesting, but I think weŌĆÖll be fine.ŌĆØ
Also at 1-2 is Lincoln, which is coming off a win over North Kingstown and faces a six-game stretch against its fellow public schools. On Saturday, the Lions will play the best of the public schools in Cranston West (2-1) in a 9:10 p.m. contest in Cranston, but the following weekend, they will contest the winless Skippers again.
While the MountiesŌĆÖ slow start has been the talk among the areaŌĆÖs rinks, another topic of conversation has been CumberlandŌĆÖs 3-0 start in the Division II-North circuit.
The Clippers, who have one of the youngest teams in the league with just four seniors on their 24-player roster, are one of three teams in the division with a ŌĆś0ŌĆÖ in the loss column, and theyŌĆÖll face the other two unbeaten teams on the road this weekend.
Tomorrow, the Clippers will bus to Thayer Arena for a 9:30 p.m. matchup with Pilgrim, which is also 3-0, and on Saturday, they will take a shorter drive to nearby Lynch Arena to tangle with the new St. Raphael/Providence Country Day/Wheeler co-op team (2-0).
The ClippersŌĆÖ top player in the early going has been veteran senior center Michael Kinch, who has had a hand in all but three of his teamŌĆÖs goals and leads the entire Division II in scoring with four goals and eight assists.
Senior Ryan Huber has also supplied a decent scoring touch with four goals and as many assists, and junior Matt Rzemien also has three goals.
Defensively, senior Pat Noke, a first-year starter, has done an exceptional job in net and turned away 59 of the 63 shots he faced. He stopped 21 shots for his first career shutout in a 1-0 victory over Toll Gate last Saturday.
The SaintsŌĆÖ co-op team, meanwhile, has been sparked by some familiar names in the St. Raphael hallways. Junior Ben Mello and sophomore Mark Carrara lead the squad with three goals each, and junior goaltender Max Lemay has kicked out 27 of the 28 shots he faced in 63 minutes of action.
There is another three-win team from this area, East Providence, which is 3-1, and like the Clippers, has company at the top of the standings with the defending champion Johnston/North Providence co-op team (3-0) and Mount Hope (2-0).
Like the Clippers, the Townies lost a solid group of players to graduation, but unlike the Clippers, they have received some scoring punch from players who werenŌĆÖt among their top snipers from a season ago, such as juniors Paul Lukas and Troy Derrick, who have five goals apiece.
The Townies have also picked up where they left off defensively from a season ago and surrendered just nine goals. Senior Shawn Medeiros and freshman Mark LeValley have played well between the pipes.
Among the teams hot on the heels of the unbeatens is Tolman, which is 2-1 and takes on Mount Hope tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Portsmouth AbbeyŌĆÖs rink.
On Saturday, the Tigers will host the Johnston/North Providence co-op team at 8 p.m. at Lynch Arena, and if they can take care of business in both games, they will surely find themselves in the thick of the early division race.
Unfortunately for the Tigers, they have one glaring weakness ŌĆō depth. They only have 13 players, and staying healthy will be a significant concern for them throughout the season.
Senior Kody Casavant (seven goals) and sophomore Jared Pedro (four) are the teamŌĆÖs early scoring leaders, and junior defensemen Ryan Pedro and Chris Baldwin and senior goalie Stephane Meunier key the defense.


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Brazilian capital São Paulo is infamous for its traffic: Traffic jams on Friday evenings can stretch for many miles. What's worse, given the Brazilian media's propensity to focus on dramatic, gory stories, many drivers are bombarded with bad news along the way, only compounding the headache. So for one day, Advil stepped in to help reduce the pain of the commute by lightening drivers' moods.
The painkiller brand partnered with Metro, one of the city's largest daily papers, to create a cover that showcased positive stories. The biggest headline announced that the city's famous and much-loved Ibirapuera Park would be staying open for a full 24 hours. On page 2, an Advil ad asked, "Did you feel like you didn't have a headache on the first page?"
Several other brands have focused campaigns around upbeat news, including LG and Tropicana, which sponsored a Good News section on The Guardian's site. And we've written about campaigns that have focused on easing anxiety for commuters in New York (also Tropicana) and Bogotá (Coca-Cola). Advil brought these themes together nicely. The brand also addresses The Super Stress Era, one of JWTIntelligence's 10 Trends for 2013: As stress becomes a more pressing health concern, we'll see brands and governments ramping up efforts to help prevent and reduce it.


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Land O' Lakes, Florida -- The Pasco County Sheriff's Office has identified the pilot killed in a plane crash Sunday night near Cypress Creek Preserve as 59-year-old Harold Cameron MacManus.
Harold, a medical doctor from Tennessee, was reportedly in the area visiting family. His sister, Dr. Susan MacManus, is a Political Science Professor at the University of South Florida.
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In the Navy, we take care of our own. So when Ensign Janean Wujek and Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Stephanie Moor came upon James Thompson lying unconscious at the San Diego Zoo, they rendered aid:
Two local sailors became heroes while visiting the San Diego Zoo, local Navy officials announced Monday.
On Nov. 23, Ensign Janean Wujek and Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Stephanie Moor — both assigned to Naval Medical Center San Diego — noticed a 65-year-old man lying unconscious on the ground.
The women reacted and performed CPR and other life-saving procedures on the man, later identified as Navy veteran James Thompson.
"I'm at a loss for words. Their dedication to duty — it's awesome. Coming to the aid of a complete stranger; I would just like to say thank you for their help," said Thompson, who was in town from Minnesota.
Thompson had a pacemaker implanted at Scripps Mercy Hospital and is on his way home.
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Jul. 25, 2013
Prince William and his wife, the former Kate Middleton, announce that they have named their 2-day-old son George Alexander Louis. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Prince William of England and Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, make first public appearance with their infant son, to delight of screaming onlookers. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
The announcement and introduction of the royal baby has been an artful display of salesmanship. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
Kensington Palace announces that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has given birth to a boy, weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces; royal baby, who is now third in line to be king, gives Britain a chance to celebrate itself by connecting its past to its present. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
Birth of royal child to Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge promises to be spectacle of unprecedented scale in modern media age; scores of reporters and photographers remain on standby in London, with many news and social media sites already dedicating exclusive sections to coverage of event. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Daily Mail, British tribune for right-wing causes, lashes out at historical novelist Hilary Mantel for what tabloid calls attack on Dutchess of Cambridge, former Kate Middleton, in The London Review of Books. MORE
Jan. 12, 2013
Paul Emsley's painting of Duchess of Cambridge at National Portrait Gallery in London is drawing complaints that it adds 20 years and 20 pounds to its subject. MORE
Dec. 15, 2012
Australian DJ's Mel Greig and Michael Christian, who made prank telephone call to British hospital treating pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, have been forced into hiding due to threats after suicide of Jacintha Saldanha, nurse who received call. MORE
Dec. 9, 2012
Loose Ends column by writer and television host Peter Funt reflects on pranks, in light of apparent suicide of British nurse Jacintha Saldanha after she was fooled by Australian radio hosts into putting through call to nurse caring for Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. MORE
Dec. 8, 2012
British nurse Jacintha Saldanha is found dead from apparent suicide after mistakenly disclosing medical information about the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge to two Australian radio hosts who were playing a practical joke on air; hosts Mel Greig and Michael Christian impersonated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in order to trick Saldanha, but it remains unclear why she took her own life. MORE
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Britain's Royal Family announces pregnancy of Kate Middleton, now known as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; news is hearty feast for British tabloid press. MORE
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Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about taking complimentary shampoo from hotels, looking at topless photos of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and accepting tickets that were intended for someone else. MORE
Sep. 19, 2012
French court rebukes the magazine Closer for publishing topless pictures of Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge; orders publisher to cease all publication, distribution or sales of the pictures, and to hand over all digital copies of the images to the royal family. MORE
Sep. 18, 2012
Italian gossip magazine Chi becomes the latest outlet to publish images of the Duchess of Cambridge, the former Kate Middleton, sunbathing topless while on a vacation in France. MORE
Sep. 16, 2012
Italian magazine Chi owned by former Prime Min Silvio Berlusconi announces plans to publish photographs of the former Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, sunbathing topless, just as its sister French magazine Closer did. MORE
Sep. 15, 2012
British Royal family is suing French magazine Closer for invasion of privacy after publishing paparazzi photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge, the former Kate Middleton, sunbathing topless at a secluded villa in Provence. MORE
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Helper American Legion Baseball will be hosting a 4-man scramble golf tournament at the Carbon Country Club this weekend.
The golf tournament will begin on Saturday, April 27 at 1:30 p.m. The cost is $160 per 4 person team (plus green fees and cart rental) Teams can be all men, all women or mixed.
Several prizes will be awarded to top finishing teams. Also various raffles will be held throughout the day of the tournament.
Those interested in signing up can call the Carbon Country Pro-Shop at 435-637-2388.
A lunch and raffle will follow after the tournament is completed.
All proceeds benefit the Helper American Legion Baseball Team and the Eastern Utah Junior Baseball Team.
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As part of its ongoing Centennial Celebration, the City of Price has scheduled two nights of festivities in the Peace Gardens this week.
On Thursday beginning at 7 p.m., the Culture Connection concert will be dedicated to the troops in Afghanistan. Before the music begins, the city will choose the first letter to send from local schools thanking the troops for their service.
Later will come a variety show featuring singers from Castle Country, lasting until 9 p.m.
An extra addition to Thursdays program is a Cowboy Barbeque from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Cowboy Club of Wellington will prepare the meals, which are $8 for adults and $5 for kids.
On Friday at 7 p.m., the celebration continues with a "Rock the Park" event with music and dancing.
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The Lady Bisons won their 11th straight match Tuesday night as they swept Murray State 3-0 in a non-conference match in Murray, Ky.
The Lady Bisons won 25-20 in the first set, 25-19 in the second and 25-22 in the third.
"We were behind in set three 19-16 when I called my last time out," said Lady Bisons coach Brandon Rosenthal. "We got the next two points and it was 21-20 when they called a timeout.
"We didn't want to stay and play another set. It was nice to win a 3-0 set again."
Junior middle hitter Alex Kelly made a match-high 19 kills with a .441 hitting percentage. She also had one service ace, six digs and two blocks.
Meghan Hinemeyer, a junior outside hitter, finished with 15 kills, a match-high .464 hitting percentage, seven digs and one service ace.
"Getting 19 kills in a three-set match is pretty impressive," said Rosenthal. "We did a nice job overall offensively.
"We did what we wanted to do with the ball. I'm pleased with where we are right now."
Freshman outside hitter Kaycee Green added 10 kills.
Sophomore libero Katie Rose tied for the match lead in digs with 11.
The Lady Bisons, who set a season-high for kills in a three-set match with 57, are 14-3 overall. Murray State fell to 3-13.
"Murray State does a nice job offensively," said Rosenthal. "We just had to bear down and be more disciplined. They are going to give teams a lot of trouble as the season goes on."
The Lady Bisons close out the first round of the Atlantic Sun round robin Friday night when USC Upstate visits Allen Arena.
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|With the goal of making Korean culture and the Korean language more widely known throughout the world, Sogang University's Korean Language Education Center was established in 1990. Since then, roughly 10,000 foreigners who came to study the Korean language and Korean culture have passed through this program. Presently, about 1,300 students enroll in Sogang University's Korean Language Education Center each year.
20 hrs/week, total 200 hrs
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|A Copy Letter of Admission (including 1 photo)
A Copy of passport and alien registration
A Copy of graduation certificate from last school attended
- Sponsorship letter may be required depending on where you are.
- For applicants of the student visa (D-4 visa), a sponsorship letter is often required. Students who need a sponsorship letter need to visit a law firm with a Korean sponsor.
-Additional documents may be requested depending on circumstances.
Application for Admission (including 1 photograph)
A copy of student's passport (or alien registration card)
A copy of certificate of graduation from the last school attended (or certificate of enrollment)
A copy of academic transcript
A copy of notarized sponsorship letter
A certificate of bank balance (at least USD3,000)
A certificate of Hogubu
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|Fill-in the application forms for admission >> apply for a placement test>> LEC annouce admissions. Admissions are notified within two weeks.>> Tuition payment>>LEC confirms admission>>Get Visa from your local Korean Embassy or consulate office>>Take the placement test at the LEC.
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|Regular Program (20 hours/week): 1,360,000won (Textbooks: 45,000won for three hour programs, 50,000won for 4 hour programs, plus 60,000won of admission fee)
Regular Program (15 hours/week): 1,210,000won (Textbooks: 45,000won for three hour programs, 50,000won for four hour programs, 60,000won for admission fee)
Evening Program: 600,000won (text books, admission charge not included)
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|1. Regular Short-term Visa (C-3): Students planning to study at Korean Language Education Center for only one term (10 weeks) may apply for the C-3 visa. This visa is good for three months and can be issued immediately upon application. Students wishing to change their C-3 Visa from a D-4 should bring appropriate documents to the Immigration Bureau, because students from certain countries may be ineligible to apply, we recommend that students make their own separate inquiries ahead of time.
2. Normal Student Visa (C-4): Students who are planning to study for more than one term should apply for the D-4 visa. This visa is usually good for six months and can be renewed within Korea. Since this visa takes approximately one month to process, students should apply for this visa at least two months before leaving for Korea.
3. Notarized Sponsorship Letter
To get a student visa, a notarized reference letter ma be required. A sponsor can be any Korean adult employed and currently residing in Korea. It is the responsibility of the student to find a sponsor; our institution is regrettably unable to provide sponsorship.
*We recommend that students contact the Korean Embassy or Consulate.
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There are dormitories on campus. However, the dormitories are only made available under special circumstances as there are not enough rooms to meet the demand of all the students.
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There are many boardinghouses around Sogang University. Cost of boarding (including two meals daily) is around 400,000 ~ 500,000 won/month. Some boarding houses offer the laundry service. In order to get a real taste of Korean culture, we recommend that our students stay at a boarding house, close to the University. The Korean Language Education Center office has the information.
3. Boarding with bed and desk (Gosiwon)
Gosiwons provide a single room usually small enough to fit a desk and a bed, for each individual, originally intended for students studying for national examinations. Cost is cheaper than boarding houes (300,000- 400,000won/may be higher for rooms with PC and individual shower facility). As each room is isolated and tenancy in these facilities are primarily for study purpose, it is not ideal for cultural exchange with other students.
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These are studio type rooms that can be used like a personal apartment. The cost and accommodation facilities are similar to a gosiwon. However, cash deposit of around 10 million won is usually required and there are extra monthly charges that is a combination of a share of the building overhead cost for maintenance and security, as well as utility charges on the room including gas, electricity and water.
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CUMBERLAND — The way Cumberland is playing at this very moment is what skipper Paul Murphy envisioned prior to the season's first pitch.
Take away the moon shot of a home run that Lincoln's Nick Zammarelli led Monday's game off with and Cumberland strung together a performance worthy of its play of late. The Clippers' 11-1 "mercy rule" victory at the Lions' expense was the third straight Division I-North victory for Murphy & Co. and the fourth overall.
The dominant showing enabled Cumberland to reach .500 in league play for the first time this season. That's no small feat considering we're talking about the same Clipper outfit that started out losing their first three Division I encounters. After explaining the significance of hitting the reset button to his players, Murphy talked about why things have been looking up as of late.
"The first three games were very difficult – home to Cranston West, at La Salle and at Hendricken," noted Murphy, his squad now 4-4 against Division I foes. "We've been hitting the ball well and the pitching's been okay, but we weren't getting the defense. Now we're starting to pick it up in that area."
Cumberland starter Rob Reedy battled his way through 5 2/3 innings, such length proving vital on the first day of a three-game week. He allowed just two hits after surrendering a first-pitch leadoff home run to Zammarelli, both soft singles that didn't come back to haunt the right-hander.
Lincoln looked to have Reedy on the ropes after Zammarelli's whale of a blast, though nothing ever resulted despite Cumberland committing two errors and the pitcher hitting a batter. With the bases loaded and two down in the first, Reedy got Sam Brito to tap into a force out at third base.
"At that point, you have to be physically and mentally tough enough to say, 'Okay, it's only one run,'" said Murphy about Reedy's ability to regroup following Zammarelli's round tripper. "It could have been a big inning for them, but he didn't allow that to happen."
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A contact pitcher who's not afraid to pitch inside or outside, Reedy finished with just one strikeout. He started to tire in the sixth inning, though teammate John Sikie was able to pick him up by ending the frame with a fielder's choice groundout that extinguished a bases-loaded threat for Lincoln (4-4, Division I-North).
The Clippers swung potent bats all game long. A four-run second inning was highlighted by a run-scoring double by No. 8 hitter Josh Brodeur and a two-run double by fellow sophomore Tyler Calabro.
Joe Fine got into the swing of things with a two-run home run that extended Cumberland's lead to 7-1 in the fifth inning. An inning later, the Clipper junior delivered a two-run double that enabled the home team to lower the curtain on the contest. The sixth also saw Dylan Boisclair double over the centerfielder's head that resulted in two more runs.
Fine's afternoon consisted of three extra-base hits and three RBI while Boisclair collected two doubles and two RBI.
"We've been hitting the ball pretty well the last couple of games," said Murphy. "We've got some guys out with injuries, but they'll be coming back shortly."
Cumberland will hit the road for the rest of the week with games at Cranston East (Wednesday) and Cranston West (Friday). Lincoln will welcome Cranston West on Wednesday before heading to Bishop Hendricken on Friday.
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On Nov. 6 Conservation Officer Mike Milburn fished Scofield Reservoir and interviewed a number of other anglers.
According to those interviewed and from Milburn's experience, the fishing was excellent. He ended up catching (and releasing) 18 fish, 13 of which were tiger trout. The rest were rainbows.
"I arrived at 9 a.m. and decided to fish below the old boat camp which is across the channel from the main state park," said Milburn in a report. "There were two young men already fishing in the area. They said they had caught three fish when I arrived. They were fishing in 25 feet of water, so I decided to try shallower water. I drilled a hole and found about 5-7 inches of good solid ice. I was in 10-11 feet of water near the wakeless zone buoys in the channel."
Milburn began there fishing with a small chub minnow on his standard rig.
Milburn's standard rig is a small silver attractor like a Kastmaster or Stinger from which he removes the hook. In its place, he ties on 10-12 inches of leader, and finishes the rig with a 1/32 or 1/16 oz. chartreuse jig head. The jighead is tipped with a small (one inch) minnow.
"I caught a 14-inch tiger trout within one minute of starting," he stated. "In the first hour, I caught six tiger trout that were all between 13 and 15 inches. I tried using a small piece of nightcrawler for awhile but didn't get any hits. As soon as I switched back to minnows, bites resumed."
Later in the morning things slowed a little, so he tried deeper water.
"I caught several rainbow trout, ranging from small 8-inch fish up to an 18.5 inch fish that weighed about three pounds. I also caught a few fish using a piece of nightcrawler."
Some other anglers near him, Brett Kidder and his brother from North Salt Lake, caught some nice fish, including one rainbow trout that Milburn estimated at four pounds. Kidder caught the big one at about 1:30 p.m. He was using a meal worm on a small ice fly.
"Gene Lessar and his brother Bob from Price kept a limit of 8 nice fish," stated Milburn. "They were using meal worms and also some pieces of chub on a small Kastmaster. They were fishing on the east shore where the old cabins are. They said they caught about 15 fish during the five hours they were on the lake. They fished in 15 feet of water."
Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart volunteered to share some of his secrets and experiences about Scofiled as well.
Hart likes to fish in 12 to 15 feet of water early in the season. When his tackle hits the bottom, Justin reels in a crank or two. He jigs the bait awhile and then raises it a foot or more at intervals, methodically sampling the entire water column. In terms of end tackle, Justin uses a 1/16-ounce spoon or Swedish Pimple tipped with a chunk of minnow about the size of a dime. He has also had good luck with a curlytail grub or ice fly and a piece of night crawler or chunk of minnow meat.
For locating fish, Hart offers a few recommendations. The west side just out from Madsen Bay boat launch offers good fishing.Fishing around the island is another good bet year-round.
The southeast side of the reservoir is ever-popular for good reason.Time of day is important too. For those who can stand frigid temperatures, early morning is a good time to dip a line.
Come Jan. 1, a new regulation change takes effect at Scofield. The trout limit jumps from four to eight fish, doubling angler opportunity.


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Five young men were honored in June for their quick thinking and saving a friend's life following a cave collapse. Honored included Panther Prettyman, Levi Graff, Lincoln Dinkins, Michael Hutchings, and Christopher Hutchings. The award is the Visionary Service Leader Award and given each month by Price City.
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My son has played NFL flag football for over 10 seasons now.
Now that he is getting older (5th/6th grade level), we wanted to find a new challenge that was more physical than regular flag football, but with less risk of injury than regular pop warner tackle football.
Luckily for us, we found the perfect league being started here in the central texas area that combines the perfect elements of both leagues into one.
It is called "Extreme Flag Football", and allows the kids to wear helmets and shoulder pads. The kids can wrap up the ball carrier or pull their flags, but cannot tackle or take the ball carrier to the ground. It is an 8 on 8 league that does allow hands on blocking.
We have played 3 seasons in this league now and really enjoy the concept.
We just completed our fall season in this league and went 10-0 and won the championship.
If you are interested, please check out their website at the link below:
I've included below a link to the highlights from our fall season. We are the Black team, The Dragons
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Posted 27 December 2011 - 02:53 PM
Your team looks great out there. Like the concept a lot. Do they allow a rush from anywhere at anytime?
Posted 29 December 2011 - 11:01 PM
Thanks Rob. No you can't rush from anywhere, but you can blitz. You can only have 3 defenders rushing the QB at a time, and they must be within 5 yards on either side of the ball, but you can drop a lineman back into coverage and blitz a linebacker, and run other stunts like that.
Posted 30 December 2011 - 07:21 AM
So you going to start tackle with him in the fall?
Posted 30 December 2011 - 10:51 AM
Yup. Full tackle starting next fall.
Posted 30 December 2011 - 02:01 PM
awesome.good to hear.good luck to you guys coach!
Posted 03 January 2012 - 10:45 AM
This is a great idea. Having coached my son in flag and this past fall I coached him in full tackle and will say that part of the issue with the transition is the fact they have all this gear on and helmets and it takes some getting use to. So, this eliminates that "getting use to" while makes them feel comfortable about not getting smashed. Throwing and catching with pads and helmets takes some time to get use to. Now, I say that the only issue will be breaking that fear of hitting or taking a hit. I say there is about a 2-3 year learning curve to fulling get comfortable with the concept. That is a neat league. I wish we had something around here like that.


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WADDINGTON - Bluesman Rick Bates, also known by his stage name Tas Cru, and singer/songwriter Mary Ann Casale will perform June 7 as part of a series of concerts benefiting St. Lawrence County food pantries.
The Re-stock series was kicked off in March with a house concert at Robin McClellans home in Sandfordville and will continue until the end of spring.
Restock is about providing food and donations for local neighborhood centers, said Ms. Casale, Hannawa Falls. It began when Rick and Daisy Cox, director of the Potsdam Neighborhood Center, began talking about a gap in donations after Christmastime.
The solo artists started playing a unique blend of folk, blues and Americana together nearly 30 years ago as students at SUNY Potsdam.
I think its neat people will come out and listen to the music number one, Ms. Casale said. I never gave it much thought about how it made me feel. I thought was something good to do for someone else. It was about having fun with an old friend and if other people will benefit from it, thats wonderful.
Admission to the acoustic concert is $10 or non-perishable food items.
Everybody feels good about it, Ms. Casale said. I have never had to want for food, but I know people that are living on a shoe string. But if I can take something I know how to do well and to help other people, why not?
The concert begins at 7 p.m. at the Island View Park.
Its a family-oriented and community event, said Mr. Bates, Watertown. Its important for children to understand they too can be a part of it.
In case of inclement weather, the show will be held at United Methodist Church, 116 Lincoln Ave.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The nation's securities watchdog is gearing up for a major debate next month about whether the penny spread between bids and offer prices on stocks helps investors or stifles initial public offerings and contributes to an epidemic of illiquidity for small publicly-traded companies.
And former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt along with Vanguard founder John Bogle have conflicting opinions on the matter.
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At issue is a regulatory system that has evolved over the past decade and a half, with the shift from quoted to electronic markets in 1998 and culminating in a 2001 SEC rule known as "decimalization" where the spread size between bids and offers on stock exchanges was reduced from 25 cents to a 1 cent minimum "tick size." A tick is the minimum pricing increment that can be used to trade securities.
Proponents argue that wider increments will help kick some life into illiquid, small public companies by giving small boutique investment banks the incentive to trade more in micro-cap and small public companies.
They say that with wider tick sizes, small banks could generate revenues as intermediary market-makers – between end buyers and sellers of securities, creating markets and improving liquidity in currently illiquid stocks. All this, they say, will give the banks more capital to invest in hiring research analysts to cover small-capitalization companies, increasing the amount of information available to potential investors and acting as a catalyst for investment in the firms, driving IPOs and job creation.
They cite decimalization as a major reason for the decline in recent years of small cap IPOs. Small IPOs, with $50 million or less in proceeds raised, represented 80% of all IPOs before electronic markets dominated by low tick sizes were implemented in 1998, according to study by Grant Thornton. After that was implemented, the number of small IPOs dropped significantly to 20% of all IPOs and never recovered, the study said.
But critics, including Levitt, who chaired the SEC from 1993 to 2001 during the Clinton Administration, say wider ticks will be costly for individual, institutional and other investors, because it will increase the cost of trading.
"Costs are such an important part of investment results that I hate to impose costs on investors and that is what this would do: This would be a subsidy by investors to small business and my interest is putting investors first," Levitt told MarketWatch. "There is nothing that says that a company must be a public company. If they take the step to being a public company they must assume the cost of that."
However, Vanguard Group Founder John Bogle tells MarketWatch that wider tick increments, say a nickel spread, could help illiquid, publicly-traded firms, if only a little bit. However, Bogle cautioned that it was unclear whether it would really drive trading and research in small companies.
"Small companies will always be tough to research," Bogle said. "I always thought there was room for a research firm that was paid in hard dollars, but the problem is that it is difficult to finance the analyst writing the report because the volume of trading will be small in small-cap stocks."
Bogle added that penny tick increments seemed like a good idea, but it paved the way for a new kind of insider trader — the high-frequency trader — who is preoccupied by a different type of information than what has traditionally been sought. He noted that a wider tick spread could discourage high-speed traders, but added that these firms don't trade big volumes in micro-cap and small capitalization stocks.
The two sides are expected to have their views aired at the SEC, which plans to hold a roundtable to discuss the issue on Feb. 5. Regulatory observers say it is likely that the agency will set up a pilot program with a sampling of public corporations to evaluate if a wider tick increment would help capital formation. An SEC spokesman said no decision has been made on a pilot program.
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