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Well, I thought considering there is a general chat forum why not make a thread about Walt Disney World, one of my favourite places in the world! Here you can post your own experiences, whether you've been to Orlando, Paris etc. What are your favourite rides, shows etc. Did you find it inspiring/ influential!???
I've not been for many years but it was absolutely amazing, I went in 2000, the millennium, first year of the spectacular fireworks and parades in Epcot, Orlando! Truly breathtaking!
Anyone been recently or in the past!?
I love Disney, we go every year with my grandparents mom, aunt and cousin. I think it is one of the best places in the world. You know how at the Magic Kindgom, they have the opening ceremony, where they have the singing and dancing, and a family comes out and "opens the park" we got to do that last year, one of the best things ever. We got a private tour around the park before it opened, anyone who has been there must know how weird it would be to see it empty. then we got to ride the train with all the charcters (yes, I am **teen and i still find that fun) and we got off the train and got to wave to 15,000 people. Everyone at Disney is so nice.
Anyone who has been to the Magic Kindgom, what is you favorite of the seven lands?
Main Street
Mickey's ToonTown Fair
Liberty Square
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I went a couple years ago to Euro disney :P It was very fun! The whole place is like magical
I love Disneyland Paris!
@Ian, Main Street!
The parades are amazing, Ian did you go in the old vintage car at the beginning of the parade! like the one below:
no we rode into the train station on the Lilly Belle and waved from the platform. Never been in the Parade, but their parades are great... wait... thats wrong.... EVERYTHING they do is great.
Speaking of trains, I love the WDW Railroad. You could say I am a railfan, real and model trains. And the great old steamers they have at Disney are great, I love just riding around the park on them, and the Monorail.
i wanna go sooooo bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the one in orlando as i live in the USA
it seems like a truelly magical place but...ive never been
has anyone ever played the game toontown?
The Parades are Very good! The floats are cool
Has any of you guys been to one of the electric light parades at night? i havent!
Yeah the train around Magic Kingdom is awesome!
If you go on google street view and go around the back of the Magic Kingdom, you'll see the walt disney track crossing the road and into the train maintenance building!
The monorails are great! I love the hotel with the monorail running through it!!
Chef Mickeys!!! Had my Bday there in 2002!
hehe yeah, the contemporary hotel is cool. We always stay at the polynesian hotel, which is next to the contemporary, and is on the monorail route. It is a great hotel, man made beach, right across from the magic kingdom (you can watch the fireworks) and it has a great theme.
hey vincent what is your favorite ride?
Ah cool, yeah I stayed at All Star Movie Complex and also a few hotels south of Magic Kingdom! My favourite ride would have to be either 'Its a Small World' or runaway train!
it's hard for me to choose, I love all of them, I break it into categories my favorite rides are probably splash mountain, small world, peter pan or jungle cruise. Then there are the shows, I love the Country Bear Jamboree, Hall of Presidents and the Carousel of Progress. Then there are some of the other attractions like Tom Sawyer Island, The Liberty Square River Boat. Hmmm I think i could have probably just said everything they have there..... but you get my point. Sometimes we like just to wander around the park... I like Frontierland/Liberty Square, and Mainstreet.
the toy stry float looks awesome!
My favourite float:
(Note how the bottom film reel on the right is made of mesh, its the drivers cabin)
I LOVE the Wikipedia page "Incidents At Disney Parks"!!
Seriously you should check out History Channel's Modern Marvels program on the actual construction of Walt Disney World. It is amazing how it was built.
We leave tomorrow!!!!!! I can't wait... I love Disney. I don't think I could take having a week not animating, unless it's Disney World. The hotel has Wi-fi, so I can be on here a little bit. I leave about this time tomorrow.
Have a great time! Make sure you take some pictures!
have fun fun fun!!!
i sooo envy you!!
I had a great time! We did a lot of great stuff! My favorite thing?????? Hmmm! I really don't know, my aunt and I love all of the little secrets and trivia! probably my favorite thing I did was driving the "Liberty Belle," the Liberty Square Riverboat. Not really, it is on a track, BUT if you ask the captain nicely he will let you go up in the cabin of the boat. The captain was really nice, He let me spin the wheel a couple times (again on a track) but my favorite part was the whistle, It is a real steam boat, so I got to blow the whistle three times!! Yeah I love steam travel... I got to be the guest conductor on the train... not really much more than getting to say "ALL ABOARD!" but it was still fun.
It is really hard to think of my favorite things, I really do think it is the best place in the world.
Alrighty folks here's something for all y'all animators. At the Disney Hollywood Studios park, there were two special guests sitting at a little table, They were two people from the Disney ink and paint department. I talked to them for about 15 minutes about animation, and my stuff, and their stuff. I gave them the links to Beaver Creek, they said they would check it out.
One of them was Lynn Rippberger, here is her on IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1073550/
Then I can't remember the other guy's name, it was Jason (can't remember his last name)
We also saw the first night of the comeback of the original electric light parde at the magic kingdom.
All around good trip.
Then.... I have to get up at 5:00 AM tomorrow!!! Then I go to New York for my awards.
I think I am going to DLRP in November!
Looking for December in Disneyland Paris.
Christmas Season looks truly magical.
Nothing compared to Florida or California but still...
Christmas Events:
Sleeping Beauty Castle transforms into an Ice Palace.
Snowflakes & Magical Decor on Main Street.
One of the tallest Christmas Trees ever.
Meet n greet with Santa in his toy workshop.
An unforgettable ceremony and a glimmering, shimmering night time parade!
I arrive back this week from a weekend I DLP
The nighttime show dreams was amazing!
i have been from hon kong disneyland. i like the tomorrowland and toy story land! we are going back there on monday. hope there would be a wallace and gromit land, or an aardman land. haha.
I went to Disney land agess ago when I was 6 or something so I couldn't go on many rides!
I love roller costers so much though!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been to blackpool pleasure beach 3 times and Alton towers once!
Anyway getting back to the subject, even though I couldn't go on many rides because I was to small, I loved Disney world anyway! I dunno if we'll go again though..... it was ages ago!
Ahh hong kong the newest park (:
Paris has the playland
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SauceBeUponYe wrote:i completely agree with you rickycosmos
i turn the radio off when it comes to TFTD, it is usually a load of religious rubbish put about by lying fools who seem to have forgotten all the bad bad things people claiming to belong to their religion have done. (i.e. crusades, massive Hindu/Muslim wars, inquisition etc.).
when the bbc write back to you, and they better do, can you post their response here?
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MPTrooper wrote: I'm Catholic, I think the RCC has done much to improve the lives of countless millions.
MPTrooper wrote:Yet none of that Matters because of the things we may or may not have done hundreds of years ago?
Yet none of that Matters because of the things we may or may not have done hundreds of years ago?
SauceBeUponYe wrote:MPTrooper wrote:Yet none of that Matters because of the things we may or may not have done hundreds of years ago?
Not just hundreds of years ago, Christians are committing atrocities as we speak.
Now correct me if I'm wrong but according to http://www.iraqbodycount.org, since the beginning of the Iraq war as many as 68428 (as of 25th April 2007) civilians have been reported killed by military intervention in Iraq. Now it may seem odd to hear that the majority of the coalition forces are from Christian based nations. The majority of US troops for example are, like many Americans, patriotic American Christians, likewise, but to a lesser extent I think, the British army has many Christian soldiers.
Now to me it seems odd that these people claim to be Christians when the teachings they follow, those of Jesus Christ; you may of heard of him, are based on love and forgiving. Additionally Christians claim to live by laws even older than Christ, the very rules that were sent to Moses by God, the Ten Commandments; again you may have heard of them. These are very explicit on the subject of killing, as I'm sure you know. But just in case you don't:
Thou shalt not kill – Exodus 20:13
It appear to me that it is strange that such Christian nations, with Christian soldiers have managed to kill 68428 people, that is an awful lot of death for people who claim to follow the message of Christ.
Atrocities have been committed by Christians, are being committed by Christians and will be committed by Christians.
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The first study of its kind has found that women get shortchanged in their paychecks worse in Western New York than all but a handful of the nation's 50 largest markets.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
The differences in water rates charged by Price River Water Improvement District was the main topic of discussion at the Wellington City Council meeting on Feb. 9.
In a letter sent to PRWID on Feb. 9, Mayor Karl Houskeeper advised the district that Wellington intends to have its account current by January 2006, provided there are no unforeseen emergencies with the city's sewer and water systems.
The letter stated that Wellington presently accepts the charges owed as being $70,884.83 for water and $67,294.71 for sewer.
"What is in that letter is what we agree to as far as charges go," said Wellington city recorder Ken Powell on Friday.
The issue surfaced a few months ago when it was reported that Wellington owed PRWID nearly $200,000 for sewer and water service stemming from bills dating back to March 2004.
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At the time Wellington's bill was being disputed, PRWID was selling water on an emergency basis to Helper city at $1.16 per thousand gallons, the price the district charges regular customers for overages.
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At a recent PRWID board meeting, Houskeeper pointed out that, in the city's opinion, Wellington should be getting at least as good a price on water as Helper was last year. He suggested a price rollback on what Wellington owed to the same level as Helper.
At a later PRWID meeting, it was discovered that a $2 overage fee was not brought forward when some rates were changed in 1999.
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Councilman Pappas was enlisted to the be the chairman of the group and he voiced his concern that Houskeeper should be on their committee.
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A taste of Space : first Galileo FOC satellite passes the thermal-vacuum chamber test ! Offentliggjort den: 02/12/2013
A taste of Space : first Galileo FOC satellite passes the thermal-vacuum chamber test !
The Full-Operational Capability (FOC) satellite was operated and monitored throughout the long test 24 hours a day by technicians working around the clock. Galileo's internal temperatures and subsystem performance were tracked continuously. (© ESA)
In late October the phone booth-sized satellite was placed in the 4.5 m-diameter Phenix chamber in ESA's ESTEC Test Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands – the largest spacecraft testing facility in Europe.
Once inside, the air was pumped out to create a space-quality vacuum at the same time as the temperature extremes in Galileo's planned orbit were also reproduced. The six copper walls of the 'thermal tent' were independently cooled by liquid nitrogen down to the –180°C chill of sunless space.
With no air to transfer heat, the opposing sides of satellites in space can become very hot and very cold simultaneously, depending on whether they are in sunlight or shadow. But satellite systems – in Galileo's case that includes two different types of atomic clocks accurate to a few billionths of a second – must still work perfectly.
Thermal control is a critical design concern, seeking to maintain a set operating temperature within the body of the satellite. This is why some of Galileo's surfaces are covered with reflective mirrors while others are shrouded in black multilayer insulation. (picture © ESA)
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Companion forum thread to:The SUL Wanderer (Video Series) - Episode 1: Gear
I chuckled a bit when I saw a hatchet attached to a tiny cuben pack. I thought I was the only person in the world who would do something like that.
At first glance I was worried that the hatchet may come loose when Ryan throws the pack in the air. Had to watch it a second time to check if it has still been on the outside then... Gladly not.Somehow this setup seems to have more in common with a modern version of bushcraft than with the "old" SUL setups. Best of both worlds? As I'm using a similar setup from time to time I was wondering about the combination of a quilt and the Klymit. Maybe it's only me or temperatures over here are slightly lower, but the holes give me a good chill when using the pad on its own. That's why I add a really thin EVA pad to cover them up. Or are you using natural resources to compensate the lack of insulation?
Good video clip. SUL is the way to travel! All except the hatchet...
I love the simplicity of that set up. None of that gear is even all that fragile. No cuben ponchos that have to be taken care of, no spinaker packs that have to be babied, etc.I'm curious how the bivy works with a down sleeping bag. I would have been concerned about condensation. Or is it not such a big deal since you're only out for a weekend? I'm guessing you don't us the bivy if there is a lot of rain in the forecast?
Hatchet? Funny that you can include that and be so lightweightAfter watching I reviewed my gear list - what can I not take?
How about SUL trail running? How well do you think running with a pack like that would work? I would also guess that you would not want to bother with cooking over a fire after a day of running. How about SUL thru-hiking (or just hiking for more then 5 days at a time). For that I think you'd want something other then a bivy for a shelter and your pack would need to be a bit bigger and more substantial.
Excellent stuff.. Less is truly more. The hatchet is a multi tool for sure and go with it!
I really like this series, it helps me focus on what's really needed and what's a luxury. There are two ideas I'd like to address though. First, I backpack in CA where I have to carry a 2lb bear canister almost all the time. This is never brought up in SUL discussions and honestly it feels like most of the guys who are going SUL are able to because they don't have concern themselves with a canisters weight or volume. Secondly, I'm a bigger guy and I have to buy XL clothing and a larger sleeping bag, bivy sack, etc. Is it possible to go SUL when most of your clothes, your bag, shelter, etc is a bit bigger and, therefore, heavier then for a guy who's shaped like an ultrarunner? Any ideas?
Edited by erikdtz on 05/22/2013 11:01:45 MDT.
What BPL should be!
Ryan, your videos always get me psyched about getting outside, which is high praise. I'm looking forward to future installments. I think I'll take your challenge and try a SUL trip with essentially the same gear as you next chance I get. I think the least base weight I've ever had was around 8 lbs, so it should be educational.
Edited by kthompson on 08/09/2014 23:54:00 MDT.
Erik,Good point about the requirement in some places to have to carry the "evil"/heavy bear canister and for the added weight of bigger/taller people.That said, maybe the important take away from any SUL discussion is to see if there are any ideas/practices that you can take for yourself to simply lighten the load that you currently have.Watching the video has made me question some of the gear that I have been contented to carry now and I am sure will help me shed a few more ounces or one pound.Won't get me anywhere near SUL as I have a 10.5 lbs base weight, but I can see some wisdom to be gained from the SUL people.Also, I think that people who are warm sleepers have a natural advantage in going SUL vs. those of us who are cold sleepers.I loved seeing the simplicity of Ryan's setup.Maybe old dogs can learn new tricks???-Tonyedited for spelling
Edited by Valshar on 05/22/2013 12:16:19 MDT.
I love these kind of videos and after my "conversion" to MYOG I've been able to substitute most of my old equipment for lighter (sometimes much lighter) items and I'm sure that -one day- I'll reach the SUL limit. Not easy though in my favorite playground: high altitude mountains above treeline.Just one question: I understand the idea behind taking a hatchet when cooking over a fire but...... wouldn't a folding saw like the Bahco Laplander serve the same duty at less than half the weight??? (they're only about 6oz. against 13oz. for the hatchet).Edited for spelling and adding weights.
Edited by theflyingdutchman on 05/22/2013 12:42:14 MDT.
He knows how to go very light. But Ryan likes his hatchet.
Another benefit of a folding saw or mini hatchet in an SUL kit is you can use it as an emergency tool in bad weather. A heavy duty cutting tool lets you build a solid natural shelter quickly that can stand any kind of weather. I consider this important if you hiking in areas that can experience random extreme weather and you are using only a light tarp.
Oh, I'm sure Ryan knows how to go light - very well. I used to take a folding saw (different brand than the one I mentioned though), but I've never been tempted to go as far as a 13oz. hatchet, so I was just wondering whether I was overlooking something that makes the hatchet that much more worthwhile.In the near future I'll be leaving behind the folding saw as well, because I'm in the middle of making myself a bow saw (just bought a blade and after cutting this to the desired length, the weight is only 34,8gr - just over 1.1oz). The blade will be attached to my trekking-poles which I'll take anyhow so the only further increase on weight will be the "attachers" (don't know how to call these). If there is interest I might post some pics when I finish same.
Edited by theflyingdutchman on 05/22/2013 13:37:58 MDT.
These cutting tools are anti Leave No Trace and hatchets are just plain dangerous in the hands of inexperienced users. Although I fear the potential damage by those who don't understand LNT, I do agree that a light folding saw is a very good survival tool. The Gerber 22-41773 sliding-style saw is one of the most effective tools for it's weight. It is a heavier (of course) update of the Sportsman's saw and it gained 1.2oz to bring it up to 4.8oz. BTW, it is the same as the Bear Grylls model in plain black and minus some rubber on the grip, at half the price. But how do you justify such tools where a Swiss Army Knife is considered "heavy" and single edge razor blades are touted?
The weight of the hatchet is (partly) offset by the fact that he's not carrying a stove or fuel.
Yes, emergency only of course.If you consider that some cutting tools allow you to build a fire in any weather (wet/frozen) and that having a fire in the evenings allows you to leave behind warm camp gear and you don't have to carry a stove + fuel, I think the weight is well justified. You just need to consider if the cutting tools you bring are really necessary to build a good fire easily and efficiently. Sometimes they are and sometimes they aren't.The only thing I would add to the gear list is some long underwear and maybe some wind pants.
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I have 1700 CD's ripped in Apple lossless, what next?
To listen to my music through this set up.
Will make the work day a bit more entertaining.
Always wanted a grado and the dragonfly is the icing on the cake ^^
I've owned Grado SR40 and SR60i headphones, but alas, both pairs are now damaged due to travel wear and tear. I could really use those SR80is!!!
The D-Fly is a great piece of kit and Grado makes some nice, distinctive-sounding 'phones! I hope whoever wins this enjoys them! (and here's hoping that "whoever" is me...)
Love the Grado headphone and the Dragonfly would make a great combo!
to get me into some can action! Yeah.
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No. 2 Mens Soccer Entertains Columbia for Socctoberfest
OMAHA, Neb. – After a pair of opening-weekend shutout victories, the No. 2 Creighton men's soccer team hosts Columbia on Friday at 7:30 p.m. CT inside Morrison Stadium as part of Socctoberfest.
The Bluejays opened 2013 with a 2-0 blanking of then-No. 14 Tulsa on Aug. 30 at home. Creighton closed out the weekend on Sept. 1 by shutting down a visiting Cal Poly squad, 3-0. The Jays' pair of shutout victories last week marked the fourth time in five years that CU has held opponents without a goal over the first two matches of a season. During his three years at the helm in Omaha, CU head coach Elmar Bolowich is undefeated at 5-0-1 combined in the first pair of matches for each season.
As a result of the victories, several Bluejay players claimed conference and national awards. Creighton juniors Eric Miller and Alex Bolowich claimed Defensive Player of the Week and Goalkeeper of the Week honors, respectively, from the BIG EAST on Sept. 2 - the first honors awarded to CU men's soccer student-athletes by the conference. Sophomore Timo Pitter also claimed a spot on the BIG EAST weekly honor roll. Additionally, CU freshman Fabian Herbers claimed a spot on the TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week, released Sept. 3.
Voters in national polls also rewarded the Jays for their stellar opening weekend. Creighton ranks No. 2 the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) poll released Sept. 3, jumping four spots from its preseason ranking. The Bluejays, who received five first-place votes, trail only North Carolina in the top spot in the coaches' poll. It marks the 38th consecutive week that Creighton is ranked in the NSCAA Top 25. The 2010 preseason poll was the last time the Jays were unranked.
The Bluejays have never met Columbia in men's soccer. The Lions are one of six first-time opponents that the Bluejays will face this season. Creighton is 5-1 all-time against Ivy League schools after a 3-2 overtime victory at Princeton last October.
The match is the 2013 opener for the Lions; they are 3-6-1 in season lid-lifters over the last 10 years. Columbia finished 4-8-4 overall and 2-3-2 in the Ivy League in 2012. The Lions return four All-Ivy League selections from 2012, including seniors David Najem and Henning Sauerbier as well as sophomores Kyle Jackson and Antonio Matarazzo.
Last Week
8/30: def. No. 14 Tulsa, 2-0
9/1: def. Cal Poly, 3-0
This Week
9/6: vs. Columbia, 7:30 p.m. CT – Morrison Stadium
What's at Stake
Following the Jays
Fans can follow all of the action this Friday by clicking on the live stats and live video (fee required) links at GoCreighton.com.
Scouting the No. 2 Creighton Bluejays (2-0-0)
The last time out Creighton posted a pair of shutout victories at home inside Morrison Stadium over then-No. 14 Tulsa and Cal Poly to open the 2013 season. The 2-0 start propelled the Bluejays in the national polls, including a No. 2 ranking in the NSCAA Top 25.
Sophomore Timo Pitter led the Creighton offense with the team with five points, two goals and 11 shot attempts on the opening weekend. CU freshman Fabian Herbers made a spectacular debut in a Bluejay uniform with four points including a game-winning score against Tulsa and a pair of assists versus Cal Poly.
Junior defender Eric Miller scored a rare goal, just the second of his career, off of a redirected header on a free kick by Herbers against Cal Poly. Miller helped anchor the back line on defense but also played as a midfielder last weekend. Classmate Alex Bolowich was solid in net for the Jays, not allowing a goal and making nine saves in 135 minutes of action.
All four players received weekly accolades for their efforts on the pitch last weekend.
Scouting the Columbia Lions (0-0-0)
Columbia has yet to play a match in the 2013 regular season. The Lions' season opener will be against Creighton on Friday evening.
Columbia will feature a mix of returners and first-year players on the field this season. Four All-Ivy League selections from the 2012 season return for the Lions in 2013 including seniors David Najem and Henning Sauerbier, as well as sophomores Kyle Jackson and Antonio Matarazzo.
Matarazzo and Jackson made significant contributions as first-year players a season ago. As a defensive midfielder, Matarazzo led all players with 1,345 minutes, while goalkeeper Jackson received four Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors. Najem, Sauerbier and Will Stamatis, who sat out last year due to injury, will look to provide the senior leadership for Columbia.
Among returning players, Sauerbier leads the team with five points, two goals and one assist from a year ago. Matarazzo also logged an assist last year while Jackson made 58 saves in net for the Lions in 2012.
The Last Meeting vs. an Ivy League School
PRINCETON, N.J. (Oct. 9, 2012) - The No. 24 Creighton men's soccer team won its second straight overtime thriller in a 3-2 road victory over Princeton at the Tigers' Roberts Stadium Tuesday evening, broadcast live nationally on ESPNU.
With the score tied at 2-2, Creighton goalkeeper Alex Bolowich made a crucial save on a Princeton penalty kick in the 84th minute that kept the match tied late in regulation.
In the first overtime session, the Bluejays capitalized on that effort. Junior Benito Amaral scored his first goal at CU off an assist from senior Jose Gomez, his third of the contest, in the 96th minute to help the Jays edge the Tigers in dramatic fashion.
With the win, Creighton moves to 8-3-2 overall and 3-1-1 on the road this season. After the loss Princeton dropped to 5-4-1 overall.
Princeton struck first in game to lead 1-0 as Tiger Myles McGinley scored off of a long throw-in during the ninth minute. That score halted the Bluejays' opponent scoreless streak at 320:49.
Junior Sean Kim entered the game as a substitution at 17:13 of the first half and then tied the match just over seven minutes later. Off of a pass from Gomez, Kim lifted the ball over the Tiger goalkeeper Seth MacMillan to knot the score at 1-1. The score marked Kim's fourth of the year as he took sole possession of the team's goal lead.
After halftime, the Bluejays took the lead in the 55th minute of the game. Sophomore Jose Ribas headed in his third goal of the year off of a centering pass from Gomez to give the Jays a 2-1 advantage.
The Jays' lead did not last for long as Princeton's Matt Sanner scored less than a minute later off of a penalty kick to tie the game at 2-2.
The Tigers' best chance for a third goal came late in regulation when Bolowich made a save on Sanner's second penalty kick of the game.
Gomez earned the assist on all three Creighton goals, the first Bluejay to accomplish the feat since Seth Sinovic helped on three scores at Eastern Illinois on Nov. 8, 2008.
Creighton recorded seven shots on goal while Princeton also sent in seven at the net. The Jays led in corner kicks with an 8-6 advantage.
Chasing 400
With a pair of victories last weekend, Creighton is closing in on the program's 400th victory. The Jays currently boast an all-time record of 397-154-58 since their first season in 1979.
Miller, Bolowich Earn BIG EAST Weekly Honors
Creighton juniors Eric Miller and Alex Bolowich claimed Defensive Player of the Week and Goalkeeper of the Week honors from the BIG EAST, respectively, the league announced on Sept. 2. Sophomore Timo Pitter also claimed a spot on the BIG EAST weekly honor roll.
The weekly conference honor bestowed solely on athletic performance is a career first for both Miller and Bolowich. The classmates each claimed a scholar-athlete weekly award a season ago. The weekly awards are the first given to Creighton men's soccer student-athletes by the BIG EAST.
Miller won BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week honors after anchoring the Creighton backline on the opening weekend, helping the Bluejays record a pair of shutout wins over No. 14 Tulsa (2-0) and Cal Poly (3-0). He also scored a rare goal, just the second of his career in Omaha, against Cal Poly on a redirected header from freshman Fabian Herbers.
Bolowich shined for Creighton in the pair of shutouts to open the 2013 season to claim BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week accolades. Bolowich blanked No. 14 Tulsa in the Jays' opener with seven saves. He played only the first half against Cal Poly, making two stops. Bolowich currently leads the conference in goals against average (0.00), save percentage (1.000), saves (9) and shutouts (1) in 135 minutes of action this season.
Pitter earned BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll recognition after leading the Creighton attack on the opening weekend with a pair of goals and an assist. He scored one goal and assisted on the other in a 2-0 win against No. 14 Tulsa. Pitter added a goal in a 3-0 victory over Cal Poly. He currently is tied for the league lead in shot attempts and ranks in a tie for second in both points (5) and goals (2) in the conference.
Herbers Earns Team of Week Nod
CU freshman Fabian Herbers claimed a spot on TopDrawerSoccer's Team of the Week, released Tuesday, after posting four points for the Jays on the opening weekend. He helped Creighton record a pair of wins with a goal and two assists. Herbers' first career goal as a Bluejay was the game winner against No. 14 Tulsa. He also made two assists against Cal Poly.
Jays Climb to No. 2 in NSCAA Poll
Creighton jumped four spots to No. 2 in the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) poll released Sept. 3 after opening the season with a pair of shutout victories over then-No. 14 Tulsa and Cal Poly last weekend.
The Bluejays, who received five first-place votes, trail only North Carolina in the top spot in the coaches' poll. It marks the 38th consecutive week that Creighton is ranked in the NSCAA Top 25. The 2010 preseason poll was the last time the Jays were unranked.
Creighton was awarded the No. 1 spot in the latest College Soccer News Top 30 poll released on Sept. 2. The Bluejays moved up three spots from their preseason standing in the poll.
The Jays also rated high in the latest Soccer America Men's Top 25 released on Sept. 3. Creighton stands at No. 2 in the poll after beginning the season at No. 5 in the organization's preseason rankings.
Creighton moved up three spots to No. 7 in the TopDrawerSoccer rankings this week. The Soccer Times poll rated the Jays at No. 2 as well up three spots from the organization's preseason poll.
California Dreaming
After blanking Cal Poly 3-0 on Sept. 1, Creighton improved its record to 16-0-3 against California-based schools in its last 19 meetings. The Jays won both matches against teams from the Sunshine State in 2012 defeating both Santa Clara and Saint Mary's by 1-0 margins. Creighton's last loss to a team from California came on Sept. 7, 2003, a 2-1 double overtime loss at Loyola Marymount.
Starting the Season Off Right
• After a 2-0 shutout of Tulsa, Creighton is unbeaten in its last seven season-opening matches, going 5-0-2 in those contests.
• Creighton has allowed one total goal to its last five season-opening opponents. Northern Illinois scored the lone goal last year after three years of shutouts.
BIG EAST Preseason Honors
The BIG EAST men's soccer coaches selected No. 2 Creighton to place second in the 2013 preseason poll the behind fellow 2012 College Cup participant, No. 11 Georgetown.
CU junior Eric Miller and sophomore Timo Pitter were also named to the preseason All‐BIG EAST Team.


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District Attorney Cindy F. Intschert has asked state police to look into a possible connection between a child assault case in Jefferson County and a murder investigation in Beaver County, Pa.
Timothy Wasyl Kay, 25, Ambridge, Pa., northwest of Pittsburgh, is charged with homicide in the death of a 2-year-old boy, the son of Kays girlfriend, according to the Beaver County Times.
An anonymous caller with a Pennsylvania phone number told the Watertown Daily Times on Monday that Kay is the husband of Jessica L. Kay, who on Feb. 7, 2012, entered an Alford plea in Jefferson County Court to second-degree assault of a child. With such a plea, Mrs. Kay did not admit that she placed a hot iron on her 2-year-olds chest, causing second-degree burns, but she did not have to go to trial.
The caller wondered whether Mrs. Kay accepted the plea to protect her husband.
Mrs. Intschert declined to confirm that Jessica Kays husband is Timothy Kay, but acknowledged that she will reach out to authorities in Pennsylvania. Since state police handled the assault case here, that agency was asked to make the Pennsylvania inquiry, Mrs. Intschert confirmed.
A reporter with the Beaver County Times found a record of a Timothy Kay being the husband of a Jessica Kay, but late Monday had not confirmed they are the same couple.
After she was released Aug. 3 from a four-month term in the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building, Mrs. Kay was granted a transfer of her five-year sentence of probation to a Pennsylvania probation department, the Jefferson County Probation Department confirmed Tuesday.
The injury for which she was convicted occurred July 8, 2011, at her residence on Fort Drum, 8236A S. Lewis Ave. Court documents filed with her arrest about four days later quoted her as saying that she acted in frustration against her 2-year-old son because he was fighting with his 3-year-old brother. She had three children at the time.
In the Pennsylvania case, 2-year-old Dominic Neumeyer died Oct. 29, according to the Beaver County Times. Timothy Kay told authorities that the child was injured when he jumped off a dresser. Ambridge police observed that no dust was disturbed on the dresser, and alleged with Kays arrest Thursday that he was responsible for the boys abusive head trauma, the newspaper reported.
Explaining her refusal to confirm a link between the suspect in Pennsylvania and Jessica Kay, Mrs. Intschert said, Im proceeding cautiously. She said she is not aware that the husband was a matter of public record in the 2011 investigation, so, for the time being, Im not prepared to confirm anything from a closed case.
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A Watertown man was sentenced Friday in Jefferson County Court to up to three years in state prison for breaking into an occupied Arsenal Street residence in January.
Jeffrey R. Smith, 25, whose last known address was 936 Summer St., was sentenced to one to three years imprisonment for an April 2 guilty plea to third-degree burglary. He admitted that on Jan. 26, with another man, he entered the residence of Brittany L. Camidge with the intent of committing a crime.
Mr. Smith told Judge Kim H. Martusewicz that he had gone to the residence with the intention of assaulting an unidentified man who owed him money. Police said at the time of the incident that Mr. Smith and his codefendant, John T. Milazzo, 23, Watertown, possessed a baseball bat during the intrusion. Mr. Milazzo pleaded guilty March 20 to third-degree burglary and is expected to be sentenced May 28 to five years probation.
Mr. Smith also was sentenced to concurrent prison time for Dec. 21 guilty pleas to first-degree criminal contempt as a result of one incident, fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property as a result of a second incident and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and fourth-degree criminal mischief stemming from a third incident. He admitted that on April 21, he damaged items belonging to Tiffani C. LaBarge during a domestic dispute and that he possessed a four-pointed throwing-star knife the same day. It was illegal for him to have the knife because of a prior conviction for attempted grand larceny.
He also admitted that on April 28 in the town of Watertown, he possessed a stolen debit card. He further admitted that on Sept. 20, he violated an order of protection held by Ms. LaBarge by having unwanted physical contact with her.
In other court activity Friday:
George K. Anderson, 26, Watertown, was sentenced to three years probation and ordered to work four weekends at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building for a March 8 guilty plea to fourth-degree criminal mischief. It had been alleged that he damaged a TV belonging to Amanda F. Vincent in January.
Stanley M. Layo Jr., 45, Watertown, was sentenced to one years probation and ordered to pay $45,000 in total restitution for a March 4 guilty plea to fourth-degree grand larceny. He was charged in a grand jury indictment handed up in July with stealing more than $3,000 from the former Mobil Mart on Arsenal Street between April 1 and July 16, 2007. It was claimed he defrauded the convenience store and the state Lottery by entering false succession numbers for instant win lottery tickets on a daily log kept at the store, altering the number of tickets sold to cover up that he was stealing tickets.
Cody L. Davis, 19, Watertown, pleaded guilty to second-degree rape as a result of one incident and second-degree attempted robbery as a result of a second incident. He admitted that sometime in August he had sexual contact with a 12-year-old girl in Watertown. He also admitted that on Nov. 7, with three others, he tried to steal money and a wallet from a 15-year-old boy at Maywood Terrace. He is expected to be sentenced June 28 to two years in prison, followed by an additional five years of supervision upon his release. He also will be ordered to register with the state as a sex offender. He will be sentenced to a one-year concurrent prison term on the attempted robbery charge.
Holly A. Davis, 30, Watertown, pleaded guilty to third-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance. She admitted that she tried to sell cocaine Nov. 19 within the county. She is expected to be sentenced July 2 to nine months in the PSB.
Brandy L. Fields, 44, Watertown, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree grand larceny. She admitted that sometime from Feb. 24 to March 18 in the town of Lyme, she stole more than $1,000 worth of property from Dale Goutremout. Police said at the time of her arrest that she cashed three checks belonging to Mr. Goutremout. She is expected to be sentenced June 26 to probation and be ordered to pay $1,300 in restitution.
In court activity Thursday:
Jeffrey P. Jewett, 39, Watertown, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and admitted violating probation and was referred to Drug Court. He had been charged in a grand jury indictment handed up in January with selling clonazepam, a muscle relaxant, in early September and again in early November and with selling carisoprodol, also a muscle relaxant, in early November. At the time, he was serving five years probation imposed in April for a third-degree burglary conviction. He violated probation by committing the new crime.
If he successfully completes Drug Court, a substance abuse rehabilitation program that serves as an alternative to incarceration, he will be sentenced to a five-year term of probation. If he is unsuccessful, he faces a three-year prison sentence, followed by an additional year of supervision upon his release.
Raymond R. Cruz, 32, Watertown, pleaded guilty to third-degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance and was referred to Drug Court. He was accused of trying to possess heroin with the intent to sell the drug Feb. 11 in Watertown. Police alleged at the time of his arrest that he possessed 89 packets of heroin at his Cedar Street apartment.
If he completes Drug Court, his conviction will be modified to the lower-level felony count of fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and he will be sentenced to five years probation. If he is unsuccessful, the conviction will remain and he will be sentenced to two years in prison, followed by two years post-release supervision.
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The Psychopath Test: A Journey through the Madness Industryby Jon Ronson
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They say one out of every hundred people is a psychopath. You probably passed one on the street today. These are people who have no empathy, who are manipulative, deceitful, charming, seductive, and delusional. The Psychopath Test is the New York Times bestselling exploration of their world and the madness industry.
When Jon Ronson is drawn into an elaborate hoax played on some of the world's top scientists, his investigation leads him, unexpectedly, to psychopaths. He meets an influential psychologist who is convinced that many important business leaders and politicians are in fact high-flying, high-functioning psychopaths, and teaches Ronson how to spot them. Armed with these new abilities, Ronson meets a patient inside an asylum for the criminally insane who insists that he's sane, a mere run-of-the-mill troubled youth, not a psychopath — a claim that might be only manipulation, and a sign of his psychopathy. He spends time with a death-squad leader institutionalized for mortgage fraud, and with a legendary CEO who took joy in shutting down factories and firing people. He delves into the fascinating history of psychopathy diagnosis and treatments, from LSD-fueled days-long naked therapy sessions in prisons to attempts to understand serial killers.
Along the way, Ronson discovers that relatively ordinary people are, more and more, defined by their most insane edges. The Psychopath Test is a fascinating adventure through the minds of madness.
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The Atlantic Sun has released the names of student-athletes who earned All-Academic honors for the 2011-12 academic year, with Lipscomb's 187 honorees the most among conference institutions.
More than 65 percent of conference student-athletes earned All-Academic status for the 2011-12 academic year, establishing a new record for conference academic excellence. Student-athletes earn All-Academic honors if they obtain a 3.0 or better grade-point average while maintaining status as a full-time student.
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Among 46 A-Sun student-athletes to earn Commissioner's Scholar honors (3.6-3.79 GPA upon graduation), three were Lipscomb graduates: Anna Bowers (women's basketball), Aaron Todd (men's cross country/track) and Elizabeth Keevil (women's tennis).
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Netflix Inc. NFLX, -1.39% shares climbed 5%, making the video-rental company one of the top gainers in the S&P 500 SPX, +0.07%
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SunPower Corp. SPWR, -0.95% soared 48%, the biggest gainer on the Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.41% Lazard upgraded the solar-panel maker to buy from neutral, saying it sees "meaningful upside in the stock."
Allot Communications Ltd. ALLT, +1.48% sank 24%. The stock was downgraded to perform from outperform by Oppenheimer.
Biogen Idec Inc. BIIB, -3.83% shares declined 1.4% after the company said it has discontinued development of an ALS treatment following poor results from a late-stage trial. Read: Biogen quits development of ALS treatment.
Also, Piper Jaffray downgraded Biogen Idec to neutral from overweight.
Family Dollar Stores Inc. US:FDO shares fell 13% after the discount retailer lowered its full-year earnings estimate. The stock was the biggest decliner in the S&P 500. Read: Family Dollar sales up 13%; markdowns hurt margins.
Limited Brands Inc. US:LTD shares dropped 5.7% after the Victoria's Secret parent reported lower-than-expected same-store sales growth for December. Read: Retailers start new year on a jittery note.


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Ravens Fans Gather To Watch Super Bowl Against San Francisco
Baltimore Ravens fans cheer as they gather to watch Super Bowl XLVII... News PhotoAmerican Football - Sport,Baltimore - Maryland,Baltimore Ravens,Fan - Enthusiast,Hope,Human Interest,Maryland - State,NFL,Residential District,San Francisco 49ers,Sport,Super Bowl,Super Bowl XLVII,USA,Vertical,WatchingPhotographer Patrick SmithCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesBALTIMORE, MD - FEBRUARY 03: Baltimore Ravens fans cheer as they gather to watch Super Bowl XLVII against the San Francisco 49ers in the neighborhood of Federal Hill on February 3, 2013 in Baltimore, Maryland. The Baltimore Ravens are making their first Super Bowl appearance since they last won in 2000. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)