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Comments about Baudville Prestigious Award Plaque - Half-Size - Black w/ Gold:
The plaque arrived quickly and looked fantastic. We used this as an retirement award for our volunteer program. The recipient loved it. It looks very professional and is good quality.
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Great qualityHelpful staff! (actually amazing staff)My shipment was delivered quickly, i was notified through every step of the way. The plaque itself is in great quality, the engraving is neat, and the materials are well picked
nice remembrance
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disappointed with the size they were much smaller than i thought they would be other than that the art work and designwere beautiful
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I ordered this plaque as a thank you gift/gag gift for my HR Manager at the last minute so I did not expect it to be of such high quality. I also ordered the gift bag becuase of the urgency of the order. Both items were so pretty. I wrapped it and put it on her desk and she thought the wrapping was so pretty she left it there most of the day before opening it so she could enjoy the pretty package. She was brought to tears after she opened it. Everything was perfect!! The only thing that did not make sense was the clip that was supposed to snap into the back so it could sit on the desk. We never figured that out. Otherwise great product.
Nice for the price
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Was pleased with the reprocessing of the plaque within a short amount of time after the first one had text that was not centered. Great customer service! Thanks.


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Trent Johnson.Over the past three years Southern Miss has torn down fences and made major head-way into the City of Memphis when it comes to football recruiting. The effort continues to pay off as Southern Miss gained a commitment from Christian Brothers (Memphis, Tenn.) MLB
"I committed to Southern Miss last night," Johnson said in an interview with BigGoldNation.com.
Southern Miss made a major impression on Johnson early in the process and tight-ends coach Barney Farrar simply recruited the talented run stopper harder than anyone else.
"I liked the facilities and the coaches," Johnson said. "Coach Farrar and I have become really close."
In addition to Southern Miss, Arkansas State, Memphis and Ole Miss were actively recruiting Johnson.
"Southern Miss was just more interactive with the recruiting process than the other schools."
This past spring CBHS place-kicker Corey Acosta signed with Southern Miss. Did that have any influence on Johnson's decision?
"He always talked really good about them," Johnson said. "But, that didn't really influence my decision. Southern Miss is the best fit for me."
Johnson attended a Junior Day event at Southern Miss in the spring, but has not camped on campus this summer.
"My parents and I will be going back down real soon," he said.
Johnson is an excellent student and is on pace to meet all NCAA freshman eligibility requirements.
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, Volume 14, Issue 6, pp 733-747
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Two-dimensional discrete element modelling of bender element tests on an idealised granular material
- J. O'DonovanAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London
- , C. O'SullivanAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London Email author
- , G. MarketosAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London
The small-strain (elastic) shear stiffness of soil is an important parameter in geotechnics. It is required as an input parameter to predict deformations and to carry out site response analysis to predict levels of shaking during earthquakes. Bender element testing is often used in experimental soil mechanics to determine the shear (S-) wave velocity in a given soil and hence the shear stiffness. In a bender element test a small perturbation is input at a point source and the propagation of the perturbation through the system is measured at a single measurement point. The mechanics and dynamics of the system response are non-trivial, complicating interpretation of the measured signal. This paper presents the results of a series of discrete element method (DEM) simulations of bender element tests on a simple, idealised granular material. DEM simulations provide the opportunity to study the mechanics of this testing approach in detail. The DEM model is shown to be capable of capturing features of the system response that had previously been identified in continuum-type analyses of the system. The propagation of the wave through the sample can be monitored at the particle-scale in the DEM simulation. In particular, the particle velocity data indicated the migration of a central S-wave accompanied by P-waves moving along the sides of the sample. The elastic stiffness of the system was compared with the stiffness calculated using different approaches to interpreting bender element test data. An approach based upon direct decomposition of the signal using a fast-Fourier transform yielded the most accurate results.
KeywordsDiscrete element simulation Stiffness Shear wave Small strain
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NOKOMIS, Fla. — A man drowned in the Intracoastal Waterway near Nokomis Beach while trying to retrieve a toy boat for a child.
Sarasota County Sheriff's officials say the 67-year-old man was with friends when he swam away to retrieve the toy on Wednesday afternoon. He got caught in the current and told friends he couldn't swim much longer. Then he went under water.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune (http://bit.ly/1lBGZ4M ) reports rescue crews found the man's body around 4 p.m. The man's name hasn't been released.
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Red Rose Day is a time to enjoy and appreciate America's favorite flower.....the red rose. A red rose signifies love. A June... Read more
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Hahahaha I used to always watch that show everyday but had to stop because I'd cry EVERY SINGLE TIME. I'm the same way, I cant wait!!
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when i went into labor w my son i was in pain, like somethings wrong, i layed in bed and watched a baby story. the lady explained what her contractions felt like. i was like 'yup, i'm in labor' i haven't watched it in a while, but i love that show.
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Teatime in the Ghilbli-Universe by GanjamiraWatch
©2012-2016 Ganjamira
From 2010.
My little tribute to all the Ghibli-movies.
Drawn by pen, coloured with copics.
My little tribute to all the Ghibli-movies.
Drawn by pen, coloured with copics.
Amazing~ I love all of these shows (movies) and you did the image perfectly :33
This is such a lovable scene; I love it! Your precision and shading is fantastic. I especially like the expressions on the two wolves' faces.
Now that's a mad tea party, if I do say so myself! Great job!
mononoke´s mask XD
Haha, how cute! They are all just relaxing and sipping tea together!
Awww thank you very much, I´m glad you like it!
Still love this motive, I gues its soon time for a re-draw^^
Still love this motive, I gues its soon time for a re-draw^^
Is that...No Face? And an Ohm or however it's spelled? And Totoros? I love this
Indeed they are! I tried to fill in all Ghibli-chars and creatures I remember
Thank you! I´m glad you like it!
Thank you! I´m glad you like it!
amazing ^^ i like all these characters together
so nice
well done
so nice
well done
I love it!
Awwww, this is adorable!~
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Simply... Epic...
Nice! I love how you took No face and Howl from their "worst" scenes.
Haku the best!
Haku the best!
Very cool~ Hehe~ We love Ghibli Films~ We really like how you did the shading, and the mane on Haku is amazing~ =^-^=
alle diese Filme die du da gezeichnet hast sind tolle Filme!..XD
klasse Idee alle zu vereinen
klasse Idee alle zu vereinen
Totoro <3
wonderful!! and i know every single one of them they're all so beautiful! :3
But no-face is a black monster
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Sand Mimicry
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Sandman (Marvel Comics) gives Spider-Man a demonstration of a sand physiology.
Power/Ability to:
Have a body made up of sand.
The power to transform into or have a physical body made up of sand. Variation of Earth Mimicry. Technique of Sand Manipulation.
Also Called
- Sand Physiology
User is made up of or can transform their body completely into sand. Users transformed form can be either anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of sand, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately user can transform into homogenous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.
While sand lacks the raw power and durability of stone and metal, it more than makes up with flexibility. User can manipulate their form with ease rivaling Water Mimicry, being able to shift from solid to sand-cloud, form weapons or scatter themselves over wast areas.
- Amorphous Physiology
- Contaminant Immunity
- Dermal Armor
- Disease Immunity
- Electrical Immunity
- Enhanced Durability/Invulnerability
- Enhanced Endurance
- Enhanced Lung Capacity or Oxygen Independence
- Enhanced Strength
- Poison Generation
- Self-Sustenance
- Scattering
- Supernaturally Dense Tissue
- Thermal Resistance
- Dust Mimicry Instead of sand user becomes dust:
- Flight/Gliding
- Near Intangibility: as long as the obstacle isn't air-proofed they can pass through it.
- Glass Mimicry
- Amorphous Physiology
- Desert Adaptation
- Electricity Generation
- Golem Creation
- Golem Physiology
- Psammokinetic Creature Creation
- Psammokinetic Regeneration
- Sand Manipulation
- Sandstorm Creation
- Water-based abilities can make sand heavier and harder to manipulate.
- Blood Manipulation (and any other liquid-based abilities) does the same.
- Fire Manipulation can melt sand into glass.
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alah tukang cebok bos aja bangga
mekkun = arcobelano shura?
why am i thinking "hitman reborn" from just looking at this?
XDD this looks so amazing OwO
woow amazing like always
Nice job!
So he's is an arcobaleno XD
So he's is an arcobaleno XD
reminds me so much of reborn x3
It's very cool. I love it.
chibi mekkun reminds me of reborn for some reason! haahahaha
awesome backgrounds and drawing btw
awesome backgrounds and drawing btw
bahagia nggak? bahagia aja dah :" #apalahini
nice white suit and glass of wine
so cute.
glass of whine always makes everything classy
sebenernya apa sih yang di belakang shura itu? wedding veil ya /plak
keren kak !
i like it, it's great ^^
thats really good :3
O.o AWesome. loving the little shoulder buddy. lol awesome
how the yeh colour it?
oh my look so cool
Suddenly reminded me of KHR style ^^
it does remind me of reborn! They should be characters in there! lol!
Interesting of what family they'll be? ^^
IDK...they look like they either come from a super rich familia or a super famous one and the arcobaleno on his shoulder looks like the cool type mixed with reborn and coronello. This arcobaleno could be an accidental arcobaleno like lal milch.
Heh, seems italia mafia got one more killer and arcobaleno *who definitely was hiding back then when all that stuff happened * Poor Tsuna, one more rival appeared ... or not?
Shra looks cool!
they are wearing monkey suits mew^^, sorry had to say it mew
own! They're cool! asdf?! >//O//<
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Announces his support for Senate colleague Friday afternoon in Miami, saying: "I would not endorse someone I didn't have total confidence in…"I have total confidence he is Castro's worst nightmare."
Cuban-born senator enjoys strong popularity among Sunshine State's Cuban-Americans.
Plus: Huckabee tweaks immigration plan to permit Cubans while visiting Miami's Little Havana Friday.
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Yet just days after the liberal icon Schultz calls Ingraham a slut, it was the head of the Democratic National Committee, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schlutz, who charged that Republicans are "anti-woman" and waging a "war on woman" in Congress. The basis for her charge? The Republican push to defund Planned Parenthood and cut other spending.
People can disagree about these proposals' merits, but my kindergartener could tell them that name calling isn't the way to win arguments. Several Republican female Congresswomen responded with a statement condemning Wasserman-Schlutz language, and explaining how they believe their agenda actually advances women's interests:
Republican women fight every day for the women who can't start a business because of burdensome taxes and regulations, for the women who worry that we are capping their children's future and trading it to China in exchange for cheap loans, for the women who deserve to make their own health care choices, and for this year's young women graduates who are entering a job market stagnated by Washington-driven uncertainty.
Well put. Yet Republicans shouldn't have to respond to charges that they have launched a "war" on half of the American population. To the contrary, Ms. Wasserman-Schlutz should be facing questions about her careless slander of a political party. Republican women shouldn't just offer evidence against the offensive charge, they should be demanding an apology.
Media elites who claim they want a more civil discourage should begin by setting some ground rules. Having the right to free speech (which of course Ed Schultz has) doesn't mean you have the right to your own talk show. Calling a pundit with whom you disagree a "slut" should be out of bounds for those who want to be considered in the business of serious news. We should also expect our political leaders to debate policies on their merits, rather than name calling. And yes, those standards should apply to conservatives and liberals alike.
Carrie Lukas is the managing director of the Independent Women's Forum. To join IWF in calling for MSNBC to fire Ed Schultz, visit here: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/FireEdSchultz


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We are looking for anyone who wouild like to donate any photos (or slides). 8mm, and/or 16mm film. Anything! We are in the designing stages to enlarge our "Museum" section. You can either just donate the material, or send it to us where we would scan and convert it to digital files - returning the originals to you. As in the past, we look forward to continue to make this website a celebrations of "your" passion.
Welcome to VintageAutoSports.com a.k.a. september8th.com. First of all, you may be asking yourself why the two web names and addresses. Well, the answer is fairly simple. Several years ago as the website began growing, we thought a more "relevant" website name would be more appropriate, hence the VintageAutoSports.com moniker was born. But, as we began spreading the word of the "new" name, we discovered that the unique september8th.com badge was so vastly known among the majority of the race drivers and team members, we quickly decided not to eliminate it so fast. On paper, VintageAutoSports.com is probably the ideal choice, while for us, september8th.com will always be our sentimental favorite. The choice is yours, as typing either name in the browser's address area will send you to the same great website.
As we close out another racing season, we posted the last of the vintages racing events that we attended in 2006. We now plan to get back to adding more content to the Museum, Car and People Profile, and extensive Links' sections, and hopefully, finally get to work on several other "pet" projects that have been sitting on the back burner for all too long already. Obviously, time is always the enemy of our good intentions, especially since our race coverage postings have evolved to include many more pages of images than ever before. Additionally, we hope to turn back the clock and repost numerous events from previous years just collecting dust in our files. The website is a labor of love that has grown larger than we ever could have expected, and we thank you, the viewers, for your countless encouraging words and emails that we have received over the years which help us get through the long nights in front of the computer screen.
While many know us for our imagery in Vintage Motosport, Victory Lane, Vintage Racecar (Journal), Classic Motorsports and numerous other vintage publications, we recently began evolving beyond just providing photo memories of your outings, and began taking advantage of our formal design backgrounds to produce what I like to think of as photography on steroids. For samples of what can be done, please check out our growing menu of "one–of–a–kind" samples located at the Image Ideas/Samples link button located under the "MARKETPLACE" pulldown. Once there, you'll see how traditional photography can be transformed into a unique piece of art. Additionally, please keep us in mind as a great resource to help you put together any ads, brochures, promo pieces and more you may need in the future.
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Remember, this website was developed for you and has been molded with the help of your suggestions and comments over the years. We also hope that if you have any period racing photos (and/or movies) sitting around your attic or basement, we welcome the opportunity to add them to the site as well.
Finally, here's your chance to tell it all. Whether it's about your favorite car, race track, how you got started in racing, your youthful adventures at the Glen or under the droplight, insights into the building of your prized racecar, or just about anything.....tell it here. We only just added a few stories and the "IN YOUR OWN WORDS" section has already received great feedback. Please join in on the fun and send in those stories–––long or short–––we'd love to hear from you!
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Howdy, I need help with this matlab related problem.
I have the equation of a curve and I need to find the tangent line at a given point. What should I be typing to make this happen?
I figured out how to get the derivative of the curve, but I have no idea how to make matlab run the x value of the given point to give me the slope (m) of the tangent line and plug that into the equation y-y_1=m(x-x_1).
I also need to plot the tangent line with the original curve. Do I just use plot(x,y)? Please help me, I have no idea how to type programming properly.
I also need to make the given point show up as an open circle on the graph. How do I do this?
It is a homework question, but I wanted to be a bit vague so I could get guided into solving it on my own, but after spending two hours on it, I'm not getting anywhere closer to solving it.
The curve is a witch of Agnesi curve and the point is directly on it.
The open circle is for the graph, it wants the point of tangency to show as an open circle.
If anyone can give me step by step instructions on how to do it, I'd be wonderfully happy, unfortunately, I don't understand any computer language, so if you can explain in words too, that would be great.
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The curve and its derivative need to be graphed on the same graph.
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do you need to create something like the 2nd figure on wikipedia?
honestly, I'm not sure, I have to graph the curve and then its derivative on the same graph. I honestly have no idea what that will end up looking like.
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Monday, March 12
Guest Recital, pianist Kate Boyd, 8 p.m., Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center.
Tuesday, March 13
Women's History Month Kickoff, Dia de la Mujer, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 101 Olscamp Hall. Program by Latino Student Union and Latino Cultural Arts Organization.
Faculty Senate, 2:30 p.m., McFall Center Assembly Room.
Concert, Flute Choir, directed by Nina Assimakopoulos, 8 p.m., Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center.
Wednesday, March 14
Brown Bag Lunch, "Triumphs of Woman Composers in Antiquity," by Dr. Mary Natvig, musicology, noon-1 p.m., Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall. A Women's History Month event.
Presentation of Honorary Doctorate, to Leonard Slatkin, conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra, 1:30 p.m., Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center.
Dissertation Defense, "Mystical Experiences, Neuroscience, and the Nature of Reality," by Jonathan Miller, philosophy, 4-6 p.m., 301 Shatzel Hall.
Art History Association Film Series, "Brazil," 9 p.m., 204 Fine Arts Center. March's theme is the Dream Series.
Thursday, March 15
International Film Series, "Lost Embrace" (2003), directed by Daniel Burman, Argentina, 7:30 p.m., Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall.
Creative Writing Program MFA Readings, Qiana Towns, poetry, and Priscilla Wysong, fiction, 7:30 p.m., Prout Chapel.
Concert, Jazz Guitar Ensemble, directed by Christopher Buzzelli, 8 p.m., Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center.
Friday, March 16
Africana Studies Student Research Colloquium, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Union,withkeynote presentation by Dr. Toyin Falola from the University of Texas, Austin, "U.S.- Africa Relations in Time Perspective," 12:30-1:30 p.m., 228 Union, following a noon luncheon. The price of the luncheon is $11.72, or $8.19 for the vegetarian option. To make reservations, call Mary Wrighten at 2-7897 or email firstname.lastname@example.com by noon March 13. Lunch is payable by cash or check only. Student presentations of research will be held from 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3:30 p.m., various rooms in the union (See related story).
Women's Research Network, "The Way We Live … and Love: Feeding on and Still Hungering for Lesbian Representation in 'The L Word,'" by Marnie Pratt, American culture studies, 1:30-3:30 p.m., 107 Hanna Hall. A Women's History Month event.
College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Alumnus Lecture, graphic designer Rick Valicenti, 4 p.m., Union Theater. The presentation is also part of the School of Art's ARTalks series.
Women's History Month Event, "That Takes Ovaries!" open mic and fund-raiser for the ACORN Adopt-a-Home Project in New Orleans, 7-9 p.m., Black Swamp Pub, Union. Sponsored by the Organization for Women's Issues.
MadCat Film Festival, seven short films by women, 7 p.m., Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall. Sponsored by the theatre and film department and the Women's Center. A Women's History Month event.
Saturday, March 17
BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception, 7-9:30 p.m., Dorothy Uber Bryan, Willard Wankelman and Union galleries.
Dr. Marjorie Conrad Peatee Art Song Competition, Final Round, 8 p.m., Bryan Recital Hall.
Sunday, March 18
Sunday Matinees, "Chu Chin Chow" (1934), directed by Walter Forde, England. Film historian Dr. Jan Wahl will introduce the film, 3 p.m., Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall.
Feminist Film Festival: Movies and Discussion, "Iron-Jawed Angels," 6-9 p.m., 105 Hanna Hall. A Women's History Month event.
Concert, singer-songwriter Toshi Reagon, 7 p.m., Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center. Presented by Student Life, the Organization for Women's Issues and Women's Studies. A Women's History Month event.
Continuing Events
March 15-18
Theatre Production, "Unity (1918)," by Kevin Kerr, 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday (March 15-17) and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (March 17-18), Joe E. Brown Theatre, University Hall. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. To order, call 2-2719.
Through April 4
Art Exhibition, "Florilegium: Cameraless, Filmless Images," by Kim Kaufman, Little Gallery, BGSU Firelands. Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.
March 13-April 6
Planetarium Show, "Nine Planets and Counting," 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays and 7:30 p.m. Sundays, BGSU Planetarium, 112 Physical Sciences Lab Building. $1 donation suggested. Stargazing follows planetarium show on Fridays and Sundays if weather permits.
March 18-April 4
Art Exhibition, BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition, Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard Wankelman Galleries, Fine Arts Center, and Union Galleries. Fine Arts Center gallery hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 1-4 p.m. Sundays. Union gallery hours are 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays.


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Friday, Mar 30, 2007, 12:45 pm
Bush Just Never Stops Lying
Think Progress reports: Bush Caught Hyping False Iraq Spending Deadline.
Renewing his veto threat on Wednesday, President Bush told Congress "the clock is ticking for our troops in the field":And lo and behold, what a surprise... /sarcasm>
BUSH: Congress continues to pursue these [withdrawal] bills, and as they do, the clock is ticking for our troops in the field. Funding for our forces in Iraq will begin to run out in mid-April. Members of Congress need to stop making political statements, and start providing vital funds for our troops.
A new report from the Congressional Research Service makes clear that Bush's deadline is completely fabricated:
In a memo to the Senate Budget Committee dated Wednesday, the congressional analysts said the Army has enough money in its existing budget to fund operations and maintenance through the end of May — about $52.6 billion. If additional transfer authority is tapped, subject to Congress approving a reprogramming request, the Army would have enough funds to make it through nearly two additional months, or toward the end of July. Using all of its transfer authority, the Army could have as much as $60.1 billion available.


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Auriemma still mulling over starting lineup for tourney
|Connecticut head coach Geno Auriemma speaks during a news conference before practice for a first-round game in the women's NCAA college basketball tournament in Storrs, Conn., Friday, March 22, 2013. Connecticut will play Idaho on Saturday. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
STORRS — UConn coach Geno Auriemma hasn't made his decision on the Huskies' starting lineup for the NCAA tournament yet, but once he does, he said he plans to stick with it throughout the tournament.
While he started Caroline Doty in 26 games this season, there is a good possibility that she will lose that position in the tournament since Auriemma started Moriah Jefferson, Breanna Stewart and Morgan Tuck in her place in the last five games.
"I debated, slept on it, got up in the middle of the night, went through all the stats and everything, and I came up with Stefanie (Dolson) and Kaleena (Mosqueda-Lewis) for sure, and then Kelly (Faris) snuck into the third spot," Auriemma said. "(Breanna Stewart) saved her spot because of the last two games in the Big East Tournament, and the last one is up for grabs, I guess.
"I am trying to figure out whether we can go with an NHL-style lineup where we can throw guys over the boards and let them jump in there as we are going offense and defense, because we have a bunch of guys that are really good at one end or the other."
Reading between the lines of Auriemma's sarcasm, if indeed Stewart saved her starting job with a strong Big East tournament, you could imagine the starting lineup would include Bria Hartley. But he said he won't make the decision until after this morning's shootaround.
That leaves Doty, who was the starting point guard on the Huskies' last national championship team in 2010, with limited playing time because of her diminished skills due to multiple knee injuries.
"You have to trust Coach in the end, because he has been doing this for so long and has been so successful," Doty said. "The reason we are a No. 1 seed is because of him. So you just have to trust him no matter what it is and follow it."
Doty is handling the situation incredibly well.
"Every person on this team has a role," Doty said. "I can't let myself get frustrated. It is March Madness. You have to be excited. You have to be happy. You have to play well. I am going to try my best every single day from practice to games to make sure that everything rolls smoothly. And I will be there for my teammates when they need me."
25 years later: Auriemma said when UConn qualified for the NCAA tournament for the first time in its history 25 years ago, the school hosted a reception after the game for coaches, players and family members even though the No. 8-seeded Huskies lost to No. 9 seed LaSalle in the old Fieldhouse.
How things have changed.
"I think of the enormity of it," Auriemma said. "Like it was a little thing, us against LaSalle. It was a tiny little speck in the world of women's basketball. Up in Storrs, UConn is playing LaSalle. It meant nothing to anybody, including the people in Connecticut. And to think that 25 years later it's national news who we're playing and where we're playing. Not in anybody's wildest imagination I don't think could you have predicted that.''
Auriemma said he misses those old days.
"I don't miss my paycheck back then. But I miss what winning meant back then and what doing things for the first time and trying to prove yourself and challenging the big established teams and trying to find away to beat them.
"Go the Sweet 16 for the first time. How much we looked forward to that, and when it did happen we just felt like a million bucks. And then, my God, I hope we go to the Final Four. And then when we did that it was like a dream come true, like nothing could ever be better than this.
"Now you go to the Final Four and you don't come back with a national championship and it's like devastating, like you just can't face anything. So, yeah, there was an awful lot to love back then. And you've got to love this. But you've got to love it in a different way, for sure.''
Banks recovering: Talking to the media for the first time since having surgery eight days ago to repair the torn ACL in her right knee, sophomore guard Brianna Banks said she's feeling fine.
"The surgery went extremely well with no problems," Banks said. "I'm very pleased. There is some pain but that is expected."
She said the fact that the NCAA tournament is here is no reason for her to get down again because she's had a month to deal with the fact her season was over.
"I have pretty much accepted it," Banks said. "The time for disappointment was when I first did it about a month ago. I have accepted it and I am ready to cheer on my teammates."
As for her recovery, she said she was working hard with rehab 3-4 weeks before surgery so she feels everything is going fine.
"It actually did put me in a good place," Banks said. "It made my quad a lot stronger so rehab is going extremely well right now because of that. And now I spend every day (in the physical trainer's room), about two-and-a-half hours, pretty much the same time they practice. It definitely is (painful) but it gets easier every day."
Slow selling: School officials said that tickets sales for the first two rounds of the tournament at Gampel have been very slow. As of Friday afternoon, approximately only 4,000 had been sold.
No presidential pardon: As he has done each year of his presidency, Barack Obama filled out an NCAA tournament women's basketball bracket, and this year he has picked Baylor to beat Notre Dame in the national championship game.
Obama also had UConn and Cal advancing to the Final Four with the Huskies losing to the Irish for the fourth time this season and for the third year in a row in the national semifinals.
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Phil Peterson created a poker run to boost the motorcycle business and Key West tourism during the month of September. An event that started with 46 riders has grown to become South Florida's biggest motorcycle party! Known as Phil Peterson's Poker Run, over 10,000 riders from all over the country enjoy this classic motorcycle ride. Starting in Miami, they rumble their engines all the way to Key West, crossing over the many bridges to our island paradise. During the Phil Peterson Poker Run, the motorcycle riders make 5 stops and draw a card at each stop. At the end of the ride, the person who draws the best hand wins! Plus, if you draw one of the top 10 hands, you get a chance to play one round of Texas Hold 'Em at Cowboy Bill's on Duval Street!
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October 23 – November 1, 2015
Fantasy Fest
Fantasy Fest 2015 in Key West is going to be very lively this year! Recharge your creative juices during the craziness that is Fantasy Fest, and enjoy some partying, playing, and just having a great time! Fantasy Fest occurs near Halloween, which is now one of the busiest times of the year in Key West, FL. Thousands of people visit the island every October, bringing great attitudes and great costumes! Stay tuned for 2015 event news and updates. Looking for affordable, but fun accommodations for Fantasy Fest 2015 in Key West? The Inn at Key West is your hotel, just minutes from all the action on Duval Street. And when you're not celebrating at Fantasy Fest, hotel guests can relax alongside the largest freshwater pool in Key West and enjoy Tommy-bahama guest rooms.
November 4 - 8, 2015
"Meeting of the Minds" Parrot Head Convention
It's that time of year when Parrot Heads start migrating south to Key West, gathering with members of the Parrot Head Nation from all over the world. The 24th Annual 'Meeting of the Minds' Parrot Head Convention is scheduled for November 4th - 8th which will be a 4-day party!
This "Meeting of the Minds" is an annual event that assists in community and environmental concerns, as well as providing a variety of social activities for its members. PHIP'S motto is "Party with a Purpose" and the Parrot Head Nation will converge in Key West to do just that! Scheduled events include beachside concerts, auctions and raffles for charity, a street festival, and a sunset cruise. Held each year on the weekend following Fantasy Fest, "Meeting of the Minds" is the gathering place for thousands of Havana Daydreamers to sing, dance, drink, and listen to their favorite artists. To attend this Parrot Head party, you must be a member in good standing of a sanctioned Parrot Head Club. There are over 200 chapters in the US, Australia, Canada, and Europe.
November 8 - 15, 2015
Key West Super Boat Races
35th Annual Key West World Championship of Super Boat Races
Super Boat International (SBI) will hold the 35th Annual Key West World Championship in Key West from November 8th - 15th, 2015. Members of SBI, Conch Republic Offshore Powerboat Racing Association (CROPRA), and city representatives confirmed that next year's event will stay in Key West. High-speed offshore powerboats will race in Key West Harbor and surrounding waters, continuing Key West's longstanding tradition for 35 years. Known internationally as the Indianapolis 500 of powerboat racing, a portion of the 6.5-mile course runs through Key West Harbor. This smooth water allows racers to achieve speeds of over 140 mph, providing fans and viewers breathtaking displays of skill and power!
All year long, our island guests can enjoy a variety of Key West events and festivals that will leave you with memories for a lifetime. Let us help you plan fun days and unforgettable nights during your next trip to Key West! Browse through our exciting Key West events, tourist attractions, and festivals, and then book your stay at The Inn at Key West!


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Overall the hotel is nice, great staff and service! Had slight problem but when I talked to front desk he took care of it too my complete satisfaction. I didn't even have to ask, way too go Alex!! You are a great hotel person
I booked online and was comparing this hotel with others in the price range on a football game night, it was on par with mid-range places. I found it to be an excellent hotel with a bar/restaurant, spacious workout room with plenty of treadmills and other machines. The staff was super friendly, professional and helpful. I went for the room rate with breakfast included which meant eggs made to order and a buffet. I think it was worth it. The room was large and had a comfortable, fancy foam mattress. I thought it was odd to have a nicer hotel a few miles from downtown off an exit ramp, but as a business traveler it suited my purposes fine. I will stay there again if I'm town for business and want to get some good sleep. If I was on vacation, I might choose a place near the lively downtown. My only complaint is the restaurant coffee was terrible.
Very friendly and helpful front desk staff. Property seemed to be clean and well maintained. Clean room with great sleep number beds and plush linens. Secluded location made for a quiet stay.
I made a reservation for this property for the first time in September 2011.I met two friends. also from out-of-state, as a stop-over for heading on to Atlanta to a reunion. We all enjoyed our stay. Very nice, clean, and tastefully decorated facility, friendly staff, convenient location. Very rare to find hotels with a restaurant, bar, as well as close to other chain restaurants. We liked our stay so much we are planning another get-together in the Spring, and plan to meet at this hotel for our weekend stay. Would definitely recommend.
My husband and I had the pleasure of staying at the Doubletree Hotel in Columbia, SC, this past weekend. This is a great place to stay! The staff is very friendly, professional, helpful, and courteous. They're always smiling. The rooms are exceptionally clean, updated, and and spacious. The beds are sooooooo comfortable! I told my husband that we need a bed like Doubletree's in our house! If you're looking for a good hotel in Columbia, look no further.....this is the place to stay.
Bigger and fancier than I expected, with nice grounds, good parking, pet friendly, and a very serviceable restaurant and bar. Great room service for a low price. Too bad they wouldn't honor our request for a quite room since we had a dog, and they put us directly next to the door and elevator, and our dog barked constantly (had to have bothered the other guests.)
They were very attentive and most willing to help and answer questions. The facilities were largely good, though a little dated. HVAC in the room was loud when it kicked on.Breakfast was provided, which might explain a higher-than-normal group rate, but I wouldn't call it stellar. The wait staff was excellent, however.It was clear to me that the hotel staff was determined to be helpful, attentive, and willing to get things right. As this particular hotel was recently acquired, parts of it (fitness room, for example) might be in the process of being upgraded - but this is a guess.Speaking of the fitness room, it is large and comfortable and little-used. The equipment, especially the elliptical machines, are older and worn and should be replaced with premium equipment. I saw people using the pool, but I did not. It looked clean and well-kept, though.
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To The Editor: Hendersonville is missing one of the things that I truly enjoyed about the town this time of year -- the town Christmas tree.
One of the things I loved about Hendersonville is driving through or passing by Main Street and seeing the tall tree with all its lights.
The small trees around town don't hold a candle to the big one (big mistake on the town's part).
Between not having the tree and losing the Hendersonville bears next summer, people won't have to be concerned about stop signs or traffic lights; there won't be any traffic or tourists to speak of.
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This secluded escape is situated in the Megalong Valley, only 30 minutes drive from Blackheath in the Blue Mountains (about 1.5-2 hours drive from Sydney). Hidden at the end of the valley and right on the river - bring your mountain walking shoes, hearty books, good food and some great Aussie wine and have a ball!
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Museums Assistance Program
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The Government of Canada announced a series of new measures to promote Canadian history.
For the Museums Assistance Program, priority is now given to history-related projects, and the requirement that travelling history exhibits must circulate beyond their province or territory of origin is eliminated.
Also, the program supports museums, including small museums, in borrowing artefacts from the national collection of the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum.
A total amount of up to $1 million per year is available for history-related projects.
To find out more about this modification, please contact us.
Find out more on what the Government of Canada is doing to make history more accessible to Canadians.
The Museums Assistance Program (MAP) supports heritage institutions and workers in the preservation and presentation of heritage collections. MAP provides financial assistance to Canadian museums and related institutions for activities that:
- facilitate Canadians' access to our heritage;
- foster the preservation of Canada's cultural heritage, including the preservation of representative collections of Aboriginal cultural heritage; and
- foster professional knowledge, skills and practices related to key museum functions.
2016-2017 - Application Deadlines
- Access to Heritage: November 1, 2015
- Exhibition Circulation Fund: Applications accepted year-round
- Borrowing of Artefacts: Applications accepted year-round
- Aboriginal Heritage: November 1, 2015
- Collections Management: November 1, 2015
- Canada-France Agreement: March 31, 2016
MAP funding is available for five broad categories of projects:
- Access to Heritage: for the development and circulation of travelling exhibitions;
- Exhibition Circulation Fund: for the hosting of travelling exhibitions;
- Borrowing of artefact(s): for the borrowing of artefact(s) from the Canadian Museum of History or the Canadian War Museum for exhibition purposes;
- Aboriginal Heritage: for projects related to the preservation, management and presentation of Aboriginal cultural heritage;
- Collections Management: for projects to improve knowledge, skills and practices related to key museum functions;
- Canada-France Agreement: for joint missions between French and Canadian heritage organizations to create ties and enhance competencies of museum professionals, including partnerships for exhibition development and sharing of specialized expertise in the area of museology. Particular emphasis is placed on applications in which the objectives also further the development of official language minority communities.
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Please refer to the 2016-2017 Museums Assistance Program Guidelines as well as component pages.
Program Funding Priorities
- History projects related to anniversary milestones
- Development and circulation of exhibitions about key events or figures in Canadian history
- Borrowing artefact(s) from the Canadian Museum of History or the Canadian War Museum for exhibition purposes
Application Process
Project proposals are reviewed competitively once each year. Completed application forms must be sent no later than the application deadline date. Hard copies sent by mail or courier, or hand-delivered, must be postmarked by the deadline date. If the application is sent electronically, the embedded sent date must be no later than local time on the deadline date.
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Funding History
To review recently funded projects under the MAP, please consult the following lists.
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Service Standards
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Prom Night was the theme of the fundraiser held in the Stackner Ballroom at Carroll University.
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Reigning as king and queen were Rich and Cathy Labinski, Dousman. Board members include Gary Ebert of Brookfield; Linda Congdon, Nancy Hastad, Sue Hughes, Cindy Liburdi, Peggy Stoop, Terry Sutter, Christine Howard Turowski and Ralph Zick, all of Waukesha; Matt Los of Mukwonago; and Kurt Magoon, Menomonee Falls.
Among those enjoying the fun were Moira Desch of Brookfield; and Miriam Wellford, Maribeth and Jack Blankenheim, Jan and Pete Brethauer, Heidi Hernandez, Jean Jantzen and Lee Piekarski all of Waukesha.
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So go the extra mile to make your suitcase instantly recognisable on the luggage belt, and start some interesting conversations with fellow passengers. We must warn you that some airport and immigration staff may take offense to this Suitcase Sticker. - A.D.
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