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Unfortunately for Husted, a federal judge disagrees. In a ruling today, Judge Peter Economus said in-person early voting must be restored for all registered voters to include the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before Election Day. Husted will now work with county boards of elections around the state to decide the voting hours for those days.
The ruling is the outcome of President Barack Obama's campaign and the Ohio Democratic Party suing Husted to extend in-person early voting. Before the ruling, only military personnel and their families were allowed to vote, which the Obama team and Democrats argued was unfair to non-military voters. With the ruling, everyone — including military personnel and their families — will be able to vote during the three days before election day.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has vowed to appeal the ruling, but, for now, the news comes as a victory to Obama and Democrats in the ongoing struggle over early voting hours.
Recently, Republicans have tried to block any statewide expansion of in-person early voting, citing costs and racial politics. Doug Preisse, chairman of the Franklin County Republican Party and close adviser to Gov. John Kasich, previously wrote to The Columbus Dispatch in an email, "I guess I really actually feel we shouldn't contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine."
Republicans defended Preisse's racially insensitive comment by calling it "background" and saying it was supposed to be off the record. But those defenses didn't match Preisse's defense of his own comment, and they didn't deny the substance of the comment. CityBeat covered the racial politics behind early voting in this week's issue ("Republicans Admit Racial Politics," issue of Aug. 29).
Mike Wilson, the Republican candidate for state representative in Ohio's 28th district, also voiced some concerns about the lawsuit. He said extending in-person early voting for everyone could make lines too long for military personnel and their families.
Plans to put a culture tax in front of voters have been put on hold due to a potential conflict with a Cincinnati Zoo tax renewal levy that will be on the 2013 ballot. Backers of the culture tax — a 0.25 percentage-point sales tax increase that would raise $30 million annually — fear that overlapping the tax increase and levy could be confusing and potentially hurt the chances of either to be approved. The culture tax will likely be put on the 2014 ballot.
City Council this fall will consider a new form-based development code that will allow individual neighborhoods to create their own codes that supporters say will reinforce neighborhoods' existing urban fabric while aiding in development. Supporters include the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Cincinnati Inc. "For developers, there is more predictability and basically no battles. And once they know the parameters, (developers) can really turn their creativity loose," David Ginsburg, president and CEO of Downtown Cincinnati Inc., told The Enquirer.
The Enquirer on Sunday checked in on
the state's higher education situation, finding that many recent
college graduates and families of potential college students are
wondering if college is even worth it considering the high cost —
"total student loan debt is nearing $1 trillion, or more than
$20,000 for each graduate" — and lack of guaranteed return —
"government data this year show that fully half of graduates 25 or
younger are either unemployed or working in a job that doesn't use
the skills they learned in college." No word on whether Enquirer-endorsed Gov. John Kasich thinks his kids should skip college and go straight into the service industry.
A record number of participants ran in this year's Flying Pig Marathon over the weekend. The winners were Californian Sergio Reyes, who also won the men's race in 2009, and Rachel Bea, a Kenwood resident.
Joe Biden says he is "comfortable" with same-sex marriage, though he doesn't know the answer to the question of whether a second-term Obama administration would come out in favor of legalizing gay marriage.
Europe's election results have gone and spooked the markets, due to political uncertainty in Greece and the defeat of French President Nicolas Sarkozy by Socialist Francois Hollande.
Vladimir Putin is back in business in Russia, amid protests.
Al-Qaeda has released a video of an elderly American hostage who says he will be killed if President Obama doesn't agree to Al-Qaeda's demands, which include ending military strikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen.
An ad campaign linking global warming believers to terrorists only lasted a few hours before public outcry forced the Heartland Institute, a libertarian organization funded by a bunch of corporations who don't want to stop polluting the earth, to take them down. One billboard included Ted Kaczynski's mug shot with the words: "I still believe in Global Warming. Do you?"
Poll watch: "Romney polling well with independents as Obama campaign kicks off."
The supermoon was in full effect over the weekend, reportedly "wowing" viewers.
It's yet another gloomy, rainy morning in Cincinnati, so let's let our minds take a voyage around the Internet and see what is going on in the world during the last 24 hours.
House Speaker John Boehner is probably cringing at a CBS News poll that found an overwhelming majority of Americans like the proposals mentioned in President Obama's State of the Union address. And by "overwhelming," we mean a whopping 91 percent of respondents. (You read that correctly.)
A citizen committee has determined that levy-funded Hamilton County social-service agencies need to provide their services with fewer resources, advising that property owners pay the same levy rate despite decreases in property values that will reduce funding for groups that help senior citizens and people with mental illnesses. The decision by the 11-member committee will reportedly affect 30,000 residents who rely on such agencies to provide services such as meal delivery and counseling. In order to keep funding level the levy would have had to increase the cost for the owner of a $100,000 home by $6.
From The Enquirer:
Bosses of the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio had already agreed to live on less, but argued against some committee recommendations.
Those include:
• Raising the age criteria. Currently 9 percent of clients are between 60 and 70 years old. An agency spokeswoman said that's because services are disability-based. Some "younger" seniors – those suffering from strokes and early Alzheimer's, for instance – have more needs than older people.
• Requiring new clients to meet U.S. legal resident requirements. According to the agency, screening for U.S. citizenship would make the program ineligible to use Older Americans Act dollars, at a cost of almost $1.2 million a year. The spokeswoman said all clients live in the county.
Enquirer reporters Carrie Whitaker and Janice Morse broke from traditional journalistic standard on Tuesday by reporting the names of teenagers involved in an alleged theft and police chase. The three girls, ages 16, 14 and 12, were identified by full name and as being from Avondale and Pleasant Ridge. A follow up story on Wednesday reported two of the girls being released from the hospital. It also included the minors' names and did not include a reporter's byline.
Jean Schmidt sided with Democrats on an attempt to stop Republicans from cutting even deeper the funding for the national food stamp program. The legislation that passed will cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by more than $16 billion over 10 years. GOP lawmakers wanted it cut by $33 billion.
Iran put on a missile show on Friday, demonstrating the accuracy of its long-range missiles and their ability to hit Western bases and Israel.
Headline: "Wells Fargo Posts $4.6 Billion Profit, Up 17%." Big ups, Wells Fargo!
Condoleezza Rice as Romney's running mate? Sarah Palin says it's a good idea.
A nearly complete skeleton of a human ancestor has been found in South Africa.
We Are Ohio, the organization that helped repeal SB5 last year, says it will team up with nonpartisan Ohio Voters First to help put on the November ballot a constitutional amendment that would change the way legislative and congressional districts are drawn. The effort is in response to Republican-drawn redistricting maps that attempted to create 12 solidly GOP districts and four Democratic districts. The proposal calls for a nonpartisan commission to redraw legislative and congressional boundaries rather than letting politicians and anyone who gives them money do it.
The University of Cincinnati has released a study showing a considerable economic impact from construction of The Banks. Between construction contractors, new residents and visitors to the area's restaurants, the development reportedly will impact the local economy by more than $90 million a year.
The parent company of Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino will host two informational sessions this week to offer local vendors information on how to bid on contracts for supplies and services the entertainment complex will need. The first takes place 6 p.m. tonight at Bell Events Centre near the casino site at 444 Reading Road, and the second is 9 a.m. Thursday at Great American Ball Park.
The Enquirer on Tuesday reported that the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University have agreed to move the Crosstown Shootout to U.S. Bank Arena for two years in response to last year's massive brawl. NBC Sports today reported that the presents of both universities issued a press release in response, stating that no final decision had been made.
The University of Cincinnati and Xavier University were both surprised to see today's announcement concerning the future of the Crosstown Shootout. While both schools are committed to the future of the Crosstown rivalry, specific discussions are ongoing and no details have been finalized. We look forward to sharing our plans with the community at an appropriate time in the coming weeks.
If it does happen, The Enquirer's Bill Koch says it's reasonable, while Paul Daugherty says that's fine but kind of dumb.
President Obama is finding it rather difficult to even win primaries against nobodies in the South. Not that it's surprise or really matters, though.
Of course, there are reasons for these kinds of returns. Few Democrats are voting in these primaries where Obama faces only token opposition; only protest voters are truly motivated.
There's also the fact that Obama is an underdog to Republican candidate Mitt Romney in the states of Kentucky, Arkansas, and West Virginia; Obama lost all three in 2008 to John McCain.
Another potential factor: Race.
Just when you thought Sarah Palin was super reliable, she goes and backs a Utah Republican incumbent over a tea party supported candidate.
The John Edwards jury entered its fourth day of deliberations today because they need to see more prosecution exhibits.
A white supremacist was sentenced to 40 years in jail by a federal judge for a 2004 package bomb attack that injured a black city administrator in Arizona.
researchers say they can figure out if Bigfoot really existed, if
they can just get one of his hairs.
The film version of On the Road premiered at the Cannes Film Festival today, 55 years after Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation-defining novel was published. London's The Guardian says the "handsome shots and touching sadness don't compensate for the tedious air of self-congratulation in Walter Salles's road movie."
President Obama came to town yesterday, rolled up his sleeves and told a group of 1,500 supporters to tell Congress to get to work on passing his jobs bill. John Boehner and Mitch McConnell reportedly stayed in Washington, called the speech "political theater" and then ate some steaks. These mopes fact-checked the speech, finding that the major points were accurate, including the fact that all McConnell and Boehner really want to do is defeat Obama and eat steaks.
Here's how The Enquirer describes an Ohio Supreme Court decision allowing Democrats to challenge a ridiculous Republican attempt to unfairly redraw Congressional districts: "Court ruling throws 2012 elections into chaos." Here's the same report by WLWT, minus the drama: "Ohio Supreme Court Allows Redistricting Challenge."
The Ides of March opens nationally today. Here's what one of CityBeat's highly respected film critics thinks of it. And here's an interview with Max Minghella by another smart person who works here.
City Council conservatives made Mayor Mallory real mad yesterday, blocking his appointment of Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan to the Hamilton County Transportation Improvement District. An initial vote actually allowed the appointment until appointed Republican Councilman Wayne Lippert heard that the other Republicans and Chris Bortz voted against it for various trivial reasons. Lippert asked for a re-vote and swung it the other way.
Mallory reportedly called out the conservatives, referring to them as "extremely unprofessional" and "horribly non-functional." According to The Enquirer, the normally even-tempered Mallory responded to their suggestions that they'd like to see someone else receive the appointment by saying, "that person's not getting appointed" and later adding, "I appoint a lot of people to a lot of things. And this will be remembered."
The Enquirer today offered a dramatic headline on its front page story, asking the figurative question, "Who will blink first on Music Hall deal?" Although Mayor Mark Mallory is able to literally blink, such involuntary action will not directly affect his stance on giving away Music Hall, which he is still opposed to.
Cincinnati's outstanding stadium tax
bonds were downgraded by Moody's Investor Services, partially as a
result of the county's sale of Drake Hospital last year and its
unwillingness to cut the property tax rollback that helped convince
rich people to vote for the tax in the first place.
Gov. John Kasich this week signed an executive order allowing the Ohio Lottery Commission to expedite new rules allowing slot machines at racetracks. The state's seven racetracks are expected to begin submitting applications for the 17,500 machines within the next few months.
Condoleeze Rice endorsed Mitt Romney, as the Republican presidential candidate struggles to differentiate his foreign policy from Obama's.
A Seattle man yesterday killed five people before shooting himself as authorities closed in on him. Various security cameras caught footage of the suspect entering a cafe, where he allegedly shot and killed four people. He reportedly killed another person during a carjacking. According to The Seattle Times, the suspect is Ian Lee Stawicki, 40, of Seattle, whose brother says he is mentally ill.
Florida Democrats are wondering what's up with Republican Gov. Rick Scott's effort to purge illegal voters from the state's rolls before this year's elections, partially in response to legal voters being booted.
Job creation: light. Unemployment
claims: slightly up. Economy: growing a little slower than expected. Details here
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"This is a large-scale analysis showing that rats have preyed on 75 species of seabirds in 10 families on islands throughout the world. The hardest hit seabirds are the small, hole-nesting species like petrels and auklets," Croll said.
The good news is that rats can be eradicated from islands. Island Conservation has led successful eradication efforts on islands off the coast of Mexico and on Anacapa Island, one of the Channel Islands off southern California, Croll said. Worldwide, rats have been removed from more than 274 islands, according to the Nature Conservancy.
"It's been done many times," Croll said. "What's interesting is the synergy between the research and the conservation efforts. Academic researchers tend to do studies and publish them, and then nothing happens. So it's very exciting for our students to see that their research can tie in directly with the conservation mission of a large organization like the Nature Conservancy."
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Glamorgan are getting ready to decide who will take over as captain at the end of the season from out-going skipper Alviro Petersen.
Earlier in the summer it looked as if it was set to be a straight choice between Jim Allenby, the all rounder, and Mark Wallace, the wicketkeeper.
But it seems that the county's new overseas star, the Australian Marcus North, who has signed a two-year contract, has made it a three-way selection headache for coach Matthew Mott and Colin Metson, Glamorgan's managing director of cricket.
Though both Allenby and Wallace have their undoubted qualities, North's Test experience – he has played 21 Tests as well as playing at five other counties: Derbyshire, Durham, Gloucestershire, Hampshire and Lancashire – could make him the favourite to captain the Welshmen.
Petersen had been signed for a year as captain meaning that Glamorgan will be appointing their third skipper in as many years.
On the surface Petersen might not have had the best season as captain but after scoring a career-best 144 in the Clydesdale Bank 40 match against Lancashire at Colwyn Bay he is on the cusp of making it 2,000 runs in all competitions.
Currently the South African has scored 1,855 runs in first-class and one-day cricket. If he makes it he would be the 18th batsman in the club's history to aggregate over 2,000 runs in a season. In fact Mark Cosgrove achieved it in 2010 but was only retained for t20 matches this season.
Meanwhile, 20-year-old medium pacer Aneurin Norman is in line to make his Glamorgan debut in their CB40 clash against the unicorns at Wormsley on Bank Holiday Monday after a string of impressive Second XI performances.


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The following information is provided as an overview of recent security incidents that, because of their location or nature, could have an impact on the safety of U.S. citizens traveling and living in Mexico. This information is not intended to include all safety and security incidents that have occurred in Mexico. Readers should review the U.S. Government's Country Specific Information and the latest Travel Warning issued for Mexico, as well as monitor local and U.S. media sources for the very latest information.
Week of October 4, 2010
Two American citizens jet skiing on the Mexican side of Falcon Lake, about 60 miles from the Laredo border, were allegedly ambushed by six gunmen in two boats. As the couple sped away, the gunmen fired at the American tourists, apparently striking the man whose body has not yet been found. Earlier this year, several fishermen were robbed at gunpoint on the lake's Mexican side.
Since 2006 Sinaloa's capital Culiacan has registered more drug-related murders than any other Mexican city, except Ciudad Juarez. Conditions in Sinaloa continue to deteriorate, there has been an increase in violence, extortion of business owners, kidnappings and deteriorating economic conditions in Sinaloa have made it unsafe to travel in the area.
Violence continues to escalate in Nogales. American citizens have been caught in the crossfire in an increasing number of incidents throughout the City. Most of the recent outbreaks of violence have occurred in the upscale Granja and Kennedy districts, near either U.S. Consulate housing or the Consulate itself.
From October 1 - 2, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon faced two consecutive days of grenade attacks. The October 1 attacks targeted a federal court and state prison, while another grenade exploded around 60 meters from the front entrance of the U.S. Consulate. The October 2 grenade attack in the Monterrey suburb of Guadalupe injured at least 14 people, 8 of them children, in a public plaza.


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Many birds feed on mosquitoes that spread the West Nile virus, a disease that killed 286 people in the United States in 2012 according to the Centers for Disease Control. Birds also eat insects that can be agricultural pests. However, rising temperatures threaten wild birds, including the Missouri-native Acadian flycatcher, by making snakes more active, according to University of Missouri biologist John Faaborg. He noted that farmers, public health officials and wildlife managers should be aware of complex indirect effects of climate change in addition to the more obvious influences of higher temperatures and irregular weather patterns.
"A warmer climate may be causing snakes to become more active and seek more baby birds for food," said Faaborg, professor of biological sciences in MU's College of Arts and Science. "Although our study used 20 years of data from Missouri, similar threats to bird populations may occur around the world. Increased snake predation on birds is an example of an indirect consequence that forecasts of the effects of climate change often do not take into account."
In the heart of Missouri's Ozark forest, cooler temperatures usually make snakes less active than in the edge of the forest or in smaller pockets of woodland. However, during abnormally hot years, even the interior of the forest increases in temperature. Since snakes are cold-blooded, warmer temperatures make the reptiles more active and increase their need for food. Previous studies using video cameras found that snakes are major predators of young birds.
Over the past twenty years, fewer young Acadian flycatchers (Empidonax virescens) survived during hotter years, according to research by Faaborg and his colleagues published in the journal Global Change Biology. Survival of young indigo buntings (Passerina cyanea) also decreased during warmer years. Faaborg suggested that a likely reason for decreased baby bird survival in hot y
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Sue Carolyn Winslett Neely, 71, of Newnan, GA, passed away Monday, April 28, 2014, at Piedmont Fayette Hospital. She was born Dec. 27, 1942, in Habersham County, GA, to the late William Henry Winslett & Lou Emma Goss Winslett.
Ms. Neely graduated from Campbell High School in Fairburn and from business school in Atlanta. She worked as an executive secretary for Dobbs International/Gate Gourmet. She was a longtime member of Royal Baptist Church.
The funeral is Friday, May 2 at 2 p.m. in the chapel of McKoon Funeral Home with Dr. Paul Dennis officiating. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The visitation is Thursday evening between 6 - 8 at McKoon Funeral Home, 38 Jackson St., Newnan. Flowers are welcome or memorial contributions can be made to American Cancer Society, 301 Kelly Drive, Suite 3, Peachtree City, GA 30269 or to National Multiple Sclerosis Society, P.O. Box 4527, New York, NY 10163.
Condolences can be expressed online at www.mckoon.com.
Survivors include children, Mark Neely, Suzanne (Scott) Moore, Matt Neely, all of Newnan; sister, Judy Major of Simpsonville, SC; brother, James Winslett of White, GA; grandchildren, Neely Moore, Reagan Moore, Jackson Neely, Hannah Neely, Elizabeth Neely, Jason Moore; and great-grandchildren, Chandler Moore, Chase Moore.
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In these tough economic times, more people than ever can use a helping hand. This holiday season, help make a difference with a contribution to the KDKA Turkey Fund. Every little bit helps; but a $15 contribution can help provide a Thanksgiving dinner to a struggling family in our area.
This year, PNC is continuing the tradition and will match any donation of $50 or more at any of its bank branches. All the money raised will be distributed throughout the KDKA-TV viewing area — including Allegheny and 11 surrounding counties — through the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
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simple path, shortest path, cycle, Hamiltonian cycle, Euler cycle, alternating path.
See also all pairs shortest path, all simple paths.
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The Colorado Department of Human Service has received a federal grant to build capacity in the state's child welfare system to prevent homelessness among at-risk teenagers.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded $646,000 over two years to the CDHS Division of Child Welfare to develop a Colorado-specific Model Youth Plan (MY Plan). Colorado was one of 18 states receiving this federal funding.
MY Plan focuses on youth ages 14-17 who are currently in foster care; young adults ages 17-21 who are aging out of the foster care system; and, young adults 18 to 21 years old who are emancipated from foster care.
CDHS is creating a screening, assessment and referral process to identify those youths most in need. The Department will work closely with counties to create intervention and evaluation components for the program.
MY Plan will produce these core outcomes for young people: permanent connections; social and emotional well-being; safe housing; and, productive education and employment.


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PREVIOUS SEASONS: 2003 – Named to first career Pro Bowl as a kickoff return specialist with an NFL-high KR average of 29.0 yards and TD returns of 89 and 88 yards while starting 13-of-16 games at CB and ranking 2nd on Bears with 90 tackles and a career-high 4 INTs… Compiled 1,191 KR yards – the fourth-highest single-season total in Bears history – and the second-highest single-season average for a Bears kickoff returner with at least 25 returns… Led NFL with 14 KRs of 30 or more yards while 28-of-41 returns went for 20 or more yards, helping Bears lead the NFL with an average drive starting position of Chicago's 33-yard line – the best single-season average in the NFL this decade – while leading the NFC (3rd in the NFL) with a team KR average of 23.8 yards per return… Led Bears secondary with 8 tackles at MIN (9/14)… Moved to reserve CB role vs. OAK (10/5), but took over the KR role by making his debut with returns of 31 and 30 yards en route to a 25.2-yard average on 5 returns… Averaged 30.3 yards on 3 KRs at NO (10/12) with a long of 46… Marked return to starting lineup vs. DET (10/26) with his first career KR for TD (89 yards to open 2nd half) and an INT with an 11-yard return while adding 10 tackles and 1 PD… Dashed 39 yards on lone KR while posting 7 tackles vs. SD (11/2)… Averaged 32.0 yards on 4 KRs, including returns of 45 and 36 yards at DET (11/9) to go with secondary-high 6 tackles… Recorded INT and 2-yard return to go with 9 tackles (with 1 TFL and 1 sack) vs. STL (11/16) while adding returns of 31 and 38 yards with a 29.3-yard average on 3 returns… Averaged 38.7 yards on 3 KRs (26, 51, 39) with 4 tackles and 1 PD at DEN (11/23)… Recorded INT and 6-yard return vs. ARIZ (11/30)… Ran 88 yards for second KR TD of season and had 37-yarder en route to 31.2-yard average at GB (12/7) while adding 7 tackles… Led Bears with career-high 13 tackles (11 solos) vs. MIN (12/14)… Led Bears with 10 tackles and 25-yard INT return at KC (12/28) while tying career-high with 6 KRs for a 28.0-yard average and a long of 44… In his first career Pro Bowl (2/8/04), averaged 32.6 yards on 7 kickoffs to set a Pro Bowl record with 228 KR yards including a long of 60; added a 36-yard fumble return as a reserve DB. 2002 – One of three Bears defenders to start all 16 games his first season as a starter at RCB, ranking 4th on team with career-high 92 tackles and 2nd with 8 PDs… Posted 6 tackles, including 1 TFL, vs. MIN (9/8)… Forced fumble and recorded season-high 12 tackles to lead secondary at BUF (9/29)… Recorded 7 tackles, with 1 sack, and 1 PD vs. GB (10/7) in Monday Night Football debut… Tallied 7 tackles at MIN (10/27) and vs. NE (11/10)… Recorded 7 tackles and 2 PDs at GB (12/1)… Notched 8 tackles, forced fumble and an 18-yard INT return at MIA (12/9) off Bobbie Howard lateral… Recorded 7 tackles and 1 PD vs. TB (12/29). 2001 – Moved into prominent role in secondary playing 16 games while starting 5… Started in 'nickel' package at BALT (9/9), posting 2 tackles, 1 PD and fumble recovery; also gained 36 yards on his first 2 NFL kickoff returns… Posted 5 tackles vs. MIN (9/23) and a 17-yard kickoff return… Delivered 4 tackles and 1 PD at CIN (10/21)… Started at TB (11/18) and posted season-high 8 tackles and 1 PD… Equaled season-high with 8 tackles at MIN (11/25); added 2 special teams tackles and a 16-yard punt return after taking Leon Johnson lateral… Posted 3 tackles and 1 PD at WASH (12/23)… Notched 4 tackles at DET (12/30), including first 2 career sacks and a forced fumble; added 2 special teams tackles… Grabbed INT in 6-tackle performance vs. JAX (1/6/02), returning the pick 14 yards to setup a FG to close the first half… Gave Bears a second-half lead in Divisional Playoff vs. PHI (1/19/02) by scoring on a 39-yard INT return off Donovan McNabb; added 2 tackles with 1 sack. 2000 – Continued development at DB, playing 14 games and starting the last 4… Posted first career INT in season-opener at MIN (9/3) and forced a fumble… Left game at GB (10/1) with left rib cartilage sprain… Inactive vs. NO (10/8) and vs. IND (11/5) due to rib injury… Moved into starting lineup vs. GB (12/3) in place of injured Walt Harris… Posted season-high 8 tackles at DET (12/24). 1999 – His successful transition from collegiate RB to professional DB was exemplified by his teammates voting him as Chicago's rookie recipient of the Brian Piccolo Award… Played all 16 games, starting 2, playing primarily in nickel situations and on special teams… Recorded 17 tackles, all in the last 4 games, and ranked 4th on the Bears with 20 special teams tackles while also forcing a fumble… Did not make a tackle at WASH (10/31) in first NFL start… Left game vs. DET (11/25) with minor concussion… Moved to third on depth chart vs. GB (12/5) and registered first 2 career defensive tackles… Totaled 6 tackles and 1 PD at STL (12/26)… Started vs. TB (1/2/00) in place of injured Walt Harris and notched season-high 7 tackles.
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Based in Colorado, Icelantic Boards are a unique ski company that have blended the lines of skis, art, and community. Their unique style is something we love at Skiershop.com, and we are stoked to offer the full line up of Icelantic Boards for 2012. While the snow has been late to the party, hopefully once it starts it won't stop until May – so get ready now so you're not bumming when the storms roll in.
This season Icelantic has based their topsheet designs on animals – here are a sample of skis to view, or click HERE to see the full 2012 line-up.
Gypsy: 152-125-147 / 170cm, 180cm, 190cm.
The Walrus is at home in the Arctic. Meaty, quick, nimble and a fantastic moustache sets this mammal apart – there is much more to him than meets the eye.
In response to market demand, Icelantic is introducing a reverse camber ski that will rock your world. The Gypsy's nearly symmetrical dimensions (152, 125, 147) enables you to bounce playfully through deep pow, while the soft flex encourages buttering like you've never experienced, ultimately transforming the mountain into your personal playground. On hard-pack, the Gypsy engages the entire edge, enabling it to perform like it's on rails – allowing for true, multi-dimensional skiing. This is no ordinary ski.
When the Tusks show up in your life, its time to reexamine yourself, your talents and the beliefs you carry.
The Walrus is full of surprises and like the Gypsy, is sure to have you rethinking and reexamining what you previously thought.
Keeper: 115-119-138 / 167cm, 178cm, 189cm.
Powerful and strong, the Elk, a regal staple of the western United States mountains represent great strength, power and stamina.
The Keeper's early rise tip and tail gives its skier the ability to float and slash through bottomless POW – forward and switch like no other. With traditional camber underfoot, the Keeper's tip and tail rise to the occasion when triggered by the skiers weight allowing for unmatched control and ultra carving. Combine this with Icelantic's signature side cut and the Keeper transforms from a pure powder ski to a crud bustin, trench carving machine.
When an elk comes into your life, it means that you are about to hit your stride. What are you working towards? Alaska Heliskiing with your Keepers?…… We thought so.
Pilgrim: 127-90-115 / 151cm, 169cm, 179cm.
The salmon's aim is to overcome all obstacles that present themselves. The Pilgrim is a carving machine. Designed with a soft tail, substantial sidecut and a solid flex, this ski tackles everything from East Coast blue ice to early morning freshies.
For those looking for their first fat ski, this is the way to go. Also extremely popular among tele skiers.
When the salmon appears to you, take a moment to reexamine how you go to where you are, and what is to come because of it.
Click HERE to see the full 2012 line-up from Icelantic at Skiershop.com.
Surface is still a relatively new ski company, however you wouldn't know given how fast they grew. They're similar to Klint, blew up on the scene and aren't going away.
Skiershop has been carrying Surface for several years, and we are really stoked to have them as one of our featured brands! Below are a few skis to take a look at, click on either of them or HERE to view our featured brand page for Surface.
Still have questions… Give us a shout and we'll be happy to chat with you about the gear you're looking for: 1-800-996-8398.
Inspired from tossing beers back in BC and made possible by a $30,000 winning from their first trip to SIA – Las Vegas, Liberty Skis took a dream of creating high performance twin-tips and ran with it. Now headquartered in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Liberty Skis has grown substantially since 2003… Here is what Skiershop is carrying for 2011/2012.
Double Helix: 150-121-140mm / 174cm, 182cm, 190cm.
A versatile rockered twin that is at home jibbing in the backcountry and spinning laps at the resort.
Helix: 135-105-122 / 167cm, 176cm, 182cm, 187cm.
The Double Helix's little brother. Featuring Stealth Rocker in the tip, it's a go to every-day ski for when you aren't wearing your beacon inbounds.
LTE: 113-80-103 / 157cm, 164cm, 171cm, 178cm.
Note: this ski gets wider as you get longer, (87 underfoot at the longest length). The LTE is an easy skiing all mountain park ski with regular camber.
Antigen: 116-89-115mm / 168cm, 176cm, 184cm.
A park ski with symmetrical rocker, sidecut, and flex so you can butter everything your heart desires.
Envy Pow: 135-105-125mm / 156cm, 167cm.
Women need legit boards too, and the Envy Pow is the women's version of the Helix. The Envy also comes in an All-Mountain version (115-85-103/ 157cm, 164cm).
Mutant: 160-149-145mm / 192cm.
Featuring Bomb Rocker and tapered tips and tails, this ski is for the dream trip. Sell everything you own, buy an RV, thumb down a heli in AK, and grab these boards!
Still have questions… Give us a shout and we'll be happy to chat with you about the gear you're looking for: 1-800-996-8398.
For 2012, Skiershop is featuring a comprehensive collection of Kastle Skis. The company divides their skis by models, so in this dealer review we'll be briefly going through the line, so you can see which Kastle ski will be right for you. And if they are good enough for Chris Davenport, Griffin Post, Colby J. West among others, we think you'll be stoked too. Check it…
Kastle BMX – Big Mountain Cross: The BMX series is Kastle's freeride line, and features early rise and modern freeride sidecuts so you can float pow and crush lines all day.
Kastle FX – Freeski Mountaineering: The FX Series was designed by mountaineering badass Chris Davenport. They feature a lightweight core and freeride sidecut, and similar to the BMX line they come in a variety of widths and lengths.
Kastle LX and MX – Light Cross and Mountain Cross: These series focus on more traditional skis for all mountain skiing in all conditions. The LX line is a lighter version of the MX which features a sportier user-friendly ski.
Kastle RX and TX – Race Cross and Tour Cross: The RX speaks for itself – race construction, on-piste Alberto Tomba wannabes look no further. The Tour Cross is an ultra-light touring ski with a freeride inspired sidecut similar to the FX line.
Still have questions… Give us a shout and we'll be happy to chat with you about the gear you're looking for: 1-800-996-8398.


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In the fall of 2008, Michelle Dezember '06, will pursue a research project in Barcelona, Spain, supported by a Fulbright grant to continue the educational journey she began at Santa Clara.
"Not only did I study abroad in Barcelona my junior year," she says, "but this project allows me to combine and build upon my SCU experiences." As an art history and sociology double major, Dezember put her degree to work serving the diverse students of New York City's inner-city schools through educational programs at the Brooklyn Museum, the Queens Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art.
Now, thanks to her Fulbright grant, she will research and analyze the changes museums of Barcelona are undergoing in the context of the recent influx of immigration by non-Europeans, using the University of Barcelona's master's program of Visual Cultural Studies to analyze the identities of immigrants and museums.
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