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The faculty of California State University, Long Beach are committed to excellence in both teaching and research. Students have an opportunity for regular contact with their professors as well as involvement in original research and creative activities under faculty supervision. As a result, CSULB serves more than 300 California high school valedictorians and National Merit finalists among its current undergraduate population.
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California State University, Long Beach is located three miles from the ocean and stretches across 323 beautifully landscaped acres. CSULB is home to 84 buildings including:
CSULB's beauty is marked by 3,200 Helen Borcher flowering peach trees that were donated by the citizens of Long Beach and an extensive sculpture collection, which was created in 1965 when the International Sculpture Symposium contributed nine monumental pieces and designs to the University. In 1972 additional community funds in the form of a trust provided for the completion of the Carlson Memorial Tower, designed by French sculptor Andre Bloc.
The campus sculpture collection has continued to grow, with the addition of works by artists such as Guy Dill, Michael Davis, Robert Irwin, Bryan Hunt, and Woods Davy. These acquisitions were made possible through private donations and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts to the University Art Museum.
With approximately 37,000 students, California State University, Long Beach has the largest single-campus enrollment in the CSU system. About 2,400 faculty and 1,800 professional staff members work at the University, which is organized into eight colleges and 63 academic departments and programs.


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These are hilarious lol. Go Jane! ….. Or would that be go Go Jane? Lol
Don't know if you've noticed, but Halloween is less than two weeks away. And while GoJane has tons of Halloween costumes all ready for you, we also have another trick up our sleeve: costumes made of everyday clothing that you can wear throughout the year. Check out our three Halloween suggestions and let us know how you're dressing up this year.
Psy (of "Gangnam Style" fame)
thick metal arm sunglasses, fashion bowtie, two-tone tuxedo blazer, button-up blouse, tapered belted pants, and perforated oxford heels
Zombie (inspired by Walking Dead)
slashed cross top, bandeau tank, four pocket distressed denim shorts, bloody zombie thigh highs, and spiked contrast lace platform booties
Honey Boo Boo Child
embellished tiara, embellished full skirt formal, and glittery platforms
What do you think? Are you feeling these looks? Do you have other ideas for Halloween?
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TAMARA LUSH, Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — There's a frenzy for all things "Frozen."
The Disney movie "Frozen" is not only a box-office hit, but its popularity has led to sold-out merchandise and long lines that stretch for hours at Disney parks to meet with characters Anna and Elsa.
Families are booking trips to Norway to see the landscape that inspired settings in the animated film. Parents are booking performers to play Anna and Elsa at birthday parties.
Some kids who love the film reportedly watch the DVD or listen to the soundtrack daily. And Disney stores are holding lotteries for a chance to buy "Frozen" merchandise because it sells out so fast.
Disney CEO Bob Iger says "Frozen" merchandise accounted for nine out of 10 of the bestselling items in Disney stores.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Café du Parc is a french bistro but they are celebrating the Fourth of July with an American touch.
"We have a barbecue grill outside where we make crepes with different stuffing's," Sous Chef Lalit Kumar said.
Watch the video to learn how to make crepes and see what varieties you can find at the restaurant.


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The legendary Azonic Outlaw wheelset is back with some fresh colors and a few tweaks. With the included adapter kit the front hub can easily be changed from a standard quick release to a 20mm thru axle. (A 15mm Azonic Adapter kit is available separately.) The spoke count has been lowered to 32 to save a bit of weight and the rims have been redesigned to make sure the strength stays up where it's supposed to. The Outlaw is disc brake only requiring 6 bolt rotors and the sealed cartridge bearings will keep you rolling smoothly over the toughest terrain.
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Bought the wheels in green, within a year fade to yellow. Azonic wouldn't replace the wheels but offered me a discount on buying a new set. I switched out for a used set of mavic crossmax and was happy. Save a ton of weigh and got rid of the eye sore ugly faded out wheels.
These wheels can take a beating. I ride aggressive AM/trail on a hard tail and they have given me no issues. As others have said, bulletproof.
people say these wheels are heavy, honestly they are lighter then the wheels they replaced. Got them at a great price and they look awesome. Bomb proof on my iron horse plus I'm a 200 pound guy. Handles it no problems. Ten star.
These rims are great, the only downside is they're a bit heavy, but as solid as they are, for the price I can't complain.
I bought red Azonic outlaws for my Dirt Jump bike. They are amazing wheels for the price, not only do they look amazing, they are very stiff, lightweight and durable. For the price this is one of the best wheelsets around.
The rear hub is't good, heavy but you get what you pay for. If you dont enough for a better set these will do ok.
These rims are amazing. If you are think about getting them get them you will not be sorry. These are tanks for rims I hit a tree strait on off of a jump and all it need was a 2 minute truing and it was perfect agin!!!
I purchased these for a build 6 years ago now, and they are still as true and evenly tensioned as the day I bought them. The only complaint is that they are a little heavy compared to modern rims. But for a good AM/FR wheelset they are hard to beat.
I purchased a second hand DH bike that came with these installed. At first I was leery of them knowing they were a "cheap" and heavy set of wheels…but man, I couldn't have been more wrong. They are on the heavier end of the spectrum but the added weight is worth their bullet proof nature! I haven't had a single issue out of these wheels, not a single dent, ding, broken spoke…nothing. I have only had to true them a handful of times since running them for 2 seasons.
Great wheels for DH. Perfect fit with my bike axles. Pratical second set of front axle for quick changes.
I ordered a set of these last year to put on my more free ride oriented bike. It actually sees more trail than true free ride so the wheel weight is noticeable but for the strength the weight is good. The bearings spin well, I would like a more pronounced hub sound (it's on the quiet side). I was on the fence between the green and the black, after a week or so I decided to get the green. I was very happy with my choice when I opened the box. The anodized green is amazing and has held up well for a season. I use them all winter and they've stood up well to one of the worst winters I can remember in Michigan. In the year I've had the outlaws I've only had to snug up a few spokes in the rear to take a slight wobble out after a trip to a free ride park. I would recommend these to anyone looking for a strong reliable wheelset that looks great. All the hub options included are a nice touch. I've been running them 20mm from and 135x12 rear with the azonic bolt on 135x12 to 10mm axle.
So I had to true these when I first got them and they weren't perfectly centered but whatever they are cheap. I've had them for like 3 years now and they are still going strong. They don't bend or deny easy at all and the bearings an hubs are still good. I also have a set of mavic crossmax sx and they are a pain in the ass. Always have to adjust the hub preload. Outlaws you install and ride and forget.
Awesome wheel set! I'm using these on my enduro pro and have yet to have any complaints. 6 months in - tearing up the rock gardens and they're as true as the day I mounted them. Highly recommend the wheelset.
These are very nice and durable wheels.
These rims are as strong as they are beautiful. The rear hub sound is reassuring ,with excellent engagement. Weight is lowered with the revised 32 spoke count. I ordered my set in anodized red. I was blown away by how pretty they where. I installed them with 20mm in the front and the optional 12mm to 10mm step-down Azonic momentum axle in the rear. Totally stiffened and transformed the rear-end. These rims are all around performers and Install flawlessly out of the box. For the money they can't be beat! Get a set and shred, you won't regret it :)
No complaints yet. I've been on them for more than 10 rides so far in Breckenridge, CO and the trails of Philly's Wissahickon Park, some of which have been punishing and they've held up. Still true. I was breaking spokes left and right on my last set so it's great that they shouldn't need much attention. Probably a bit heavy, but that wasn't much of a factor for me.
Outlaws wheels are bullet proof and a great bargain. I have ridden everything from all day xc rides to bikepark to urban trials on these wheels with no issues. They are a bit heavy for xc rides but its nice to have reliable wheels. I trued them once after the first month of riding as they broke in, no other issues.


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Microsoft Research Asia, in partnership with National Taiwan University, held a Japan-Taiwan Academic Forum in Taipei, Taiwan, on May 17, 2010. Approximately 50 faculty members and Microsoft Research Asia researchers discussed the latest research topics and reviewed Japan collaborative research projects. The forum included keynote presentations from National Taiwan University and Microsoft Research Asia, group discussions on the latest research trends, and poster and demo sessions.
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I've set up sqlgrey with Zimbra, and it works greyt.
However, in order to get sqlgrey running, you have to run the following command
zmprov mcf zimbraMtaRestriction "check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:2501"
Whenever I run that and restart Zimbra everything works great. It seems to survive reboots, etc.
However, every once in a while I realize that if I do a "gcf" on that setting it comes back blank and the email headers show no greylisting headers as they should. If I run the above command again, and restart Zimbra, everything works fine again. Is there anything that should be clearing out this setting? Am I setting it in the right place? It seems to survive reboots (at least sometimes), but maybe when I add a domain it gets upset? I really can't quite pin it down....
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Above and Below the Water
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It's the quintessential tropical vacation destination and, at more than 3219 kilometres/2000 miles from the nearest continental landmass, one of the more remote places on earth. Made up of hundreds of islands stretching across the central Pacific Ocean, four main islands stand out for most tourists – Oahu, where Honolulu is located, Maui, Kauai and the eponymously named Big Island of Hawaii. That remoteness pays off with some of the most pristine scenery, cleanest air and unique marine creatures on the planet. But, the US' diminutive 50th state is also a land of contrast, from the fire of lava to the ice of snow-capped volcanoes, farmland and cities, waterfalls and sandy beaches. In short, it's a Pacific paradise, particularly so for divers.
Want to know more? Visit ScubaEarth® for further information on thousands of dive sites, marine species, destination essentials and more.
Visibility – Generally 10-30 metres/35-100 feet plus, depending on conditions.
Water Temperature – A comfortable average of 23-27°C/74-80°F overall, towards the cool end of this range in winter and warmer in summer.
Weather – Generally tropical, but temperature and climate can change dramatically depending on where you are located on a particular island.
Featured Creatures – You'll see white-tip reef sharks, giant green sea turtles, moray eels, slipper lobsters, reef fish and hundreds of other critters at dive sites around the islands. In some locations, morning dives offer spotted dolphin sighting opportunities. In winter, you can see migrating humpback whales topside and even hear them sing when you're underwater.
Recommended Training – Take the PADI Boat Diver, PADI Deep Diver and PADI Wreck Diver courses for diving on the deeper wrecks. The AWARE - Fish Identification course is also a good choice to help you identify the many unique species.
Note - Travel to any destination may be adversely affected by conditions including (but not limited) to security, entry and exit requirements, health conditions, local laws and culture, natural disasters and climate. Regardless of your destination, check your local travel advisory board or department for travel advice about that location when planning your trip and again shortly before you leave.
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Major Airports – Honolulu International Airport is the main international gateway, with Kahului Airport on Maui, Kona International Airport on the Big Island, and Lihue Airport on Kauai receiving both international and interisland flights.
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text: I am using the new ZCS 8.0 CalDav integration for Google calendar. When I create the Google calendar in Zimbra through the wizzard it looks fine. All entries from Google calendar seems to be in Zimbra. But the calendar seem to be out of sync after a few time. When I delete the calendar (and clear the trash) and create new all Google entries are imported well again. A manually sync on right click is not available. Is there a other way to resync?


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Jaguar® soft bait is made with brodifacoum, the most powerful active ingredient available. This soft bait features Lumitrack ®, which causes rodent droppings to glow under UV light for helping to identify and track rodents easier. Jaguar soft bait won't freeze or melt even at temps above 200ºF. Plus, its unique preservation system virtually eliminates mold growth. Larger, 15g bait sachet requires fewer placements, which saves time and money. May be placed directly on the floor or used in bait stations. 16-lb. pail contains 485 bait sachets of 15g each. USA made.
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Sally--The main thing I'd add is to talk to your doctor about any medications you take regularly (including over the counter ones), and ask about safety while TTC. I stopped taking NSAIDs during the 2ww on the recommendation of my doctor, but your mileage may vary.
For my own paranoid sanity, I also reduced my alcohol consumption during the 2ww (especially the last week) to not exceed 1/2 a drink, and stuck to 1 caffeinated beverage per day. Other people say these sort of restrictions make them crazy; I think they kept me sane. ALF summed it up best above.
I didn't reduce sweets, but I already eat pretty healthy so didn't feel the need to make any further changes to my diet.
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Slumdog Millionaire (2008)
Slumdog Millionaire Synopsis
Directed by Danny Boyle and written by Simon Beaufoy, Slumdog Millionaire stars Dev Patel, Madhur Mittal, Freida Pinto, Anil Kapoor and Irrfan Khan. The film is based on the best selling novel Q&A by Vikas Swarup. Slumdog Millionaire is the story of Jamal Malik, an 18 year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, who is about to experience the biggest day of his life. With the whole nation watching, he is just one question away from winning a staggering 20 million rupees on Indias Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
But when the show breaks for the night, police arrest him on suspicion of cheating; how could a street kid know so much? Desperate to prove his innocence, Jamal tells the story of his life in the slum where he and his brother grew up, of their adventures together on the road, of vicious encounters with local gangs, and of Latika, the girl he loved and lost. Each chapter of his story reveals the key to the answer to one of the game shows questions.
Intrigued by Jamals story, the jaded Police Inspector begins to wonder what a young man with no apparent desire for riches is really doing on this game show?
When the new day dawns and Jamal returns to answer the final question, the Inspector and sixty million viewers are about to find out
Slumdog Millionaire Release Date
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Texas law restricting abortion upheld by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals
Newscast Media HOUSTON—The law that restricts abortions in Texas that was
passed and signed last year by Texas Governor Rick Perry has been upheld by the 5th
Circuit Court of Appeals, in its most recent ruling. The ruling from the three-panel
Conservative judges prompted an excited Gov. Perry to say it was "victory for life."
When the law was passed, Planned Parenthood, the organization that advocates
abortion, sued at the district level, arguing the provisions pertaining to the regulation
of surgical abortions and abortion–inducing drugs, were unconstitutional. The district
court ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood, however on appeal, the 5th Circuit
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|Peekin' into the Past
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Five Years Ago
Rita Kleve of Holyoke recently had a book published by CrossHouse Publishing of Garland, Texas. "The Cast of Characters as Recorded in the Old Testament" is a genealogical report of the Old Testament and is intended to be a Bible study aid.
The Phillips County Healthcare Foundation will be changing their name to Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation, effective July 1.
Every Holyoke Dragon trackster who competed in the 2A State Track and Field Championships May 16-17 brought home at least one medal.
Holyoke's two-man boys' state track team, Dusty Sprague and Andrew Colglazier, pulled off a seemingly impossible win at the 2003 State Track meet May 16-17 to capture the fifth consecutive state championship for the HHS boys' track team.
Tom Balding and Erica Brady, both of Holyoke, have opened an antique store called Five and Ten Antiques in the old dime store half a block north of the stoplight.
Jim and Susan Kienholz recently purchased Golden Plains Motel from long-time owners Larry and Sally Young. The Kienholzes officially took over the business on April 30.
A horseshoe pitching contest in Holyoke will begin June 4 in the area south of Phillips County Museum. Additional contests will be held June 18 and July 30, during Holyoke's centennial celebration.
This year's HHS graduates sported new graduation caps and gowns, the boys in green and the girls in white.
Holyoke Future Farmers of America hosted its first annual Spring Livestock Show and Workshop on May 21 at the Phillips County Fairgrounds with area FFA and 4-H'ers invited to participate.
Means Lake, located approximately six miles northwest of Holyoke, was filled almost to capacity a week ago from the flooding waters fed into the lake by the Frenchman Creek.
The Re-1J district school board voted to purchase a bus washer for approximately $590 at their May 16 meeting.
A public open house will be held at Holyoke's new municipal building Tuesday afternoon, May 28.
With many Phillips County farmers still concerned about the lack of moisture, they were faced with a new worry yesterday—possible frost damage to wheat and barley.
Robert W. Hogan of Minturn has been hired by the Re-1J Board of Education as Holyoke Grade School principal for the 1963-64 term.
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Big 12 Men's Basketball Media Day Multimedia
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Big 12 Men's Basketball Media Day was held at the Sprint Center in downtown Kansas City Thursday morning.
Representing Iowa State was head coach Fred Hoiberg and returning starters Georges Niang and Melvin Ejim.
Click the links below to see video clips from the Iowa State contingent at Big 12 Media Day.
Fred Hoiberg Big 12 Media Day Press Conference
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The Thai Taste today will comfort your body with delicious Thai Curry. "Massaman" is one of my favourite curry's to make. From history of Thailand, Thai King Rama II had written a verse of foods which included Massaman curry in the beginning of the verse. This curry may sounds like a romance that translate in […]Continue reading →


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May 25, 2016
Associated Press Release
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Wildlife officials say a 6-year-old South Florida boy suffered minor injuries after being attacked by an alligator in shallow water.
According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Joey Welch of Pompano Beach fell Friday afternoon into the water at the edge of a boat ramp in the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge.
Officials say the boy's father and other bystanders hit and kicked the alligator until it released the child. He was treated at a hospital for cuts and bruises to his right arm, shoulder and chest. His father had a bruised right hand from punching the alligator.
The federal agency said Monday that trappers captured and killed the 8-foot-long alligator.
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May 24, 2016
Bay County Commissioners voted Tuesday to move forward with plans to improve the Bay County Courthouse.
After receiving quotes and information from six architectural firms in March, Bay County commissioners decided to approve the agreement with Collins & Associates, Inc, the company that will design the courthouse addition.
The cost will be just over one million dollars for these designs.
"They will be showing renderings to the board of what the courthouse is going to look like. All of the judges are going to weigh in on how functional they're going to make it," said Commissioner George Gainer.
Commissioners say they expect to see the designs in the near future.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Prince William County police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man shot and another man injured.
It happened at approximately 12:09 a.m. in the 3600 block of Meandering Way.
When police arrived at the scene, they found an adult male with at least one gunshot wound. Another adult male was found to have been injured but the nature of his injuries were unclear, officials said.
Both men were flown to INOVA in Fairfax. Their injuries are not believed to be life threatening, officials said.
Police say the incident does not appear to be random. The victims appear to have known each other and there is no safety threat to the general public.
Police say they are not sure if there was a third party involved.


text: APP Lab In collaboration with the Pennoni Honors College, with founding support from Bentley Systems, the ExCITe Center welcomes the APP Lab. Open to all students across the university the APP Lab will serve as a resource for those interested in mobile app development, from novices to advanced developers. APP Lab Mission Statement The APP Lab's mission is to provide resources for all Drexel students to become more competitive in the workplace by gaining exposure to the power of apps as well as experience in the various aspects of the process of defining, designing and testing apps in a cross-disciplinary and innovative learning environment. Additionally, the APP Lab strives to provide students with: A new online series of app development tutorials Open consulting hours for one-to-one mentoring of student developers A clubhouse environment for student developers to share knowledge and ideas and pursue collaborative projects Periodic public apps-related events, including developer workshops, panel sessions, and student showcases Support opportunities for student research and development projects


text: ATHENS - AUGUST 23: Lovieanne Jung #3 (center-left) and Lisa Fernandez #16 (center-right) of the United States celebrate their victory over Australia as their team runs to join them in the softball gold medal contest on August 23, 2004 during the Athens 2004 Summer Olympic Games at the Softball Stadium in the Helliniko Olympic Complex in Athens, Greece. The USA defeated Australia 5-1 to win the gold medal. (Photo by Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Lovieanne Jung;Lisa Fernandez


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NEW MARTINSVILLE - Playing at Hydro Field on Thursday afternoon, there was no need for Magnolia to have to board a bus to travel to its sectional game against Cameron, so driving it was just about the only thing that junior standout Mallory Chapman did not do for the Blue Eagles.
Chapman tossed a one-hitter, allowing just a one-out single in the bottom of the seventh, and blasted a two-run sixth inning home run, to help lead Magnolia to a convincing 5-0 victory against the mistake-prone Dragons in the first game of their Best-of-3 series for the West Virginia Class A, Region One, Section Two softball crown.
Coach Mark Batton's Eagles (14-13) now need to just win one game this afternoon to advance to another regional tournament. Game 2 will begin this afternoon at 5:30 p.m. back at Hydro Field with a third, and deciding, contest to follow if Mark Witzberger's Cameron squad (16-7) captures the opener.
"This is what you want, to go into the second day with a victory," a smiling Batton said afterwards. "The girls played well and we kept the pressure on them most of the day, now we just need to come out and get one more (today)."
In the circle, Chapman took a perfect game into the fourth before issuing a pair of free passes, her only on the day, and then allowed clean-up hitter Audrey Bryan's soft liner through the middle for a base hit with one away in the seventh. Chapman also sat down 10 batters on strikes.
"What can you say about Mallory, holy cow," Batton said. "She did an outstanding job mixing locations and was hitting her locations the entire game."
"Then she comes up later and drills a deep home run over right field. If Mallory is not one of the best players in the state then I don't know who is."
But while Chapman was the focal point, there was plenty of help from a defense that made every play it needed to make and did not commit an error as well as Kasey Hilpert and Audrey Gibb who chased home runs with singles in what turned into the deciding third inning.
After stranding a runner in each of the initial two frames, Magnolia took advantage of Cameron mistakes in the third. Sophomore pitcher Linda Hall fanned the leadoff hitter before Chapman and Abby Durig each reached on infield errors.
Gibb's single to right plated the first run before Hilpert's two-out base hit to center field brought home two more for a 3-0 Blue Eagles lead. Ironically, Hall set down three hitters on strikes during Magnolia's big inning.
Cameron had watched Chapman set down the first 10 hitters of the game before finally getting something going in the home-half of the fourth. With one down Natalie Trowbridge walked, went to send on a fielder's choice and third on a wild pitch. Bryan also walked with two down, but Chapman recorded an inning-ending strikeout to end the threat.
Big Blue added to the margin in the sixth when Stephanie Mullett reached on a two-base error ahead of Chapman's two-run bomb well over the right field fence that made it 5-0.
Hall did all she could do in the circle for the Dragons, limiting the Eagles to five hits, four of them singles, fanning 12 and walking just three, however, eight errors behind her all but doomed the sophomore standout.
"We stranded some runners and didn't always get the timely hit (Thursday), but we got the ones we needed and we played great on defense," Batton added. "The big thing was we took advantage of some opportunities, which is something we have struggled with at times this year.
"When you don't take advantage of the other team's errors you make it easy on them so that was a big help. The girls had a lot of confidence at the plate."
For Witzberger it was not hard to figure out where to start, the errors.
"We just need to put this one behind us," Witzberger said. "Way too many errors, and we need to come back with confidence and play like we are capable of playing. Linda (Hall) pitched well enough to win, but the errors make it hard on a pitcher.
"Mallory (Chapman) was really on and had her stuff going. We just need to come back focused (today) and ready to go."


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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - Three men were sentenced Friday for racketeering conspiracy charges.
Allan Hunter, also known as "Dog," was sentenced to 102 months in prison.
Hunter, 34, was president of Wheels of Soul and admitted to conspiring with other members to distribute crack cocaine in the Chicago area.
Hunter also admitted to authorizing others in January 2011 to go to East St. Louis, Illinois and kill members of a rival motorcycle club with an AK-47.
Court documents state in February 2011 Hunter asked another member of the Wheels of Soul to make pipe bombs and take them from Kentucky to Chicago to use against rival motorcycle clubs.
Police caught wind of the plan in Kentucky and arrested a co-conspirator in possession of an explosive device.
Hunter also admitted to plotting to dispose of firearms after a shooting in Marion, Ohio in March 2011. One person was killed in that shooting.
Frederick Morgan, 47, of Youngstown, Ohio, was sentenced to 90 months in prison Thursday after previously pleading guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge.
Walter Lee, 36, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was sentenced to 44 months in prison on Wednesday, also after pleading guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge.
The investigation into Wheels of Soul started in 2009 after an armed robbery and murder in St. Louis by members of the Wheels of Soul's St. Louis chapter.


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Summer Reads
Summer is a good time for reading. Whether you want something light or life-changing to read on the beach or your bedroom, there are about four million lists of summer reads floating around on the internet.
There's a little overlap (State of Wonder by Ann Patchett is on pretty much every list), but perusing lists is a great way to stumble upon new books. You can see SMCL's summer reading list and even add to it by tagging your favorite books with the word "summer." Here's a quick screencast on how to start tagging.
- Can't get over Oprah's departure from daytime? Lovers of women's fiction should check out O Magazine's Summer Reading List.
- A variety of writer's recall their most memorable holiday reads for The Guardian. I particularly like Jennifer Egan's about reading The Secret History.
- NPR has a ridiculously comprehensive line up of summer book lists including the best of cookbooks, crime, sci-fi and science.
- Suspense and thriller readers, try CNN's Hot Summer Reads.
- USA Today Summer Reads has suggestions that run the gamut from celebrity authors and beach reads to sports and literary fiction.
- The Daily Beast has its 10 Must-Read Summer Books.
- Flavorpill has its 10 Most Anticipated Summer Reads.
Not Just for Kids
The Library's Summer Reading Program is not just for kids (though the programs for kids and teens are awesome). SMCL also has a great Summer Reading Program for adults--just sign up at your library and then submit the titles and comments on the books you've read to enter the weekly drawing. There are also lots of exciting events at the Library for all ages this summer.
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What does everyone think of the new deep six setups? Arrow, inserts, broadheads, etc. I'm looking at getting into some new arrows towards the end of the season to shoot for next year and wanted to get more information on them. I understand they will have less wind drift and typically more penetration, but I just question the durability of some of these arrows, inserts, and broadheads. These are some expensive setups by the time you get everything on them and I really don't want to be snapping arrows because of the slim shaft.
Does anyone have any experience with these? I'm looking forward to see how they fly at further distances and penetrate with elk and larger game.


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|Fire Prevention Week celebrated in Grant
Brionne White of the Grant Fire Department shakes hands and gives out some 'high fives' to students during a special Fire Prevention Week presentation at the school on Oct. 9.
Grant firefighter Harlan Rahn showed students at Perkins County Elementary some of the tools used by the fire department and the gear worn by firefighters. He let students 'knock' him on the helmet to show how much protection the helmet provides.
Demonstrating how firefighters may have to crawl through tight spaces during a structure fire, Harlan Rahn crawled around the gymnasium floor at Perkins County Elementary to shake hands with youngsters and show off his fire suit.
Jonathan Collins tries on a firefighters helmet during a special Fire Prevention Week program at Perkins County Elementary. Next to Collins is Nathan Reyes (left).
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The 60th Grand National Roadster Show - Ain't It GrandWritten by on June 1, 2009 The 60th Annual Grand National Roadster Show
America's Most Beautiful Roadster
The Willett Special
Built and Owned by Harry Willett
Will you look at that?! America's Most Beautiful Roadster is nostalgic!
When Harry Willet, who builds cars at Willett Coach Works in Orlando Park, Illinois, talks about his Willett Special '32 Ford, he tosses out phrases like "1950s design" and "period styling" and "Modified Specials" and "Ak Miller." His influences seem to come from all corners of mid-century motorsports, combined with contemporary engineering.
Harry made numerous modifications to the dimensions of the all-steel body, creating what he calls a "uniside" body. The entire body is built from individual removable panels. It's channeled over a GT road racing-style chassis featuring lower rails tied to a tubular upper frame and roll bar, with front and rear independent suspension.
The Viper V-10 engine is fed by the 10-port FI system used on the LeMans-winning Vipers in 1997. It's set back on the rails for the correct 50/50 weight balance. A Hurst shifter operates the Tremec T-56 six-speed. Harry says the engine makes 600hp and that the roadster will go 200mph.
The sports car-style bucket seats are dressed up for comfort and elegance, and the engine-turned dash maintains the period-appropriate look of the whole car. Inside and out, the whole combination looks beautiful-just like the trophy says.
Just try contacting a rod shop during the first three weeks of the year. As soon as the holidays are over, the realization that the Grand National Roadster Show is only a few weeks away sends a wave of panic through the pro builder side of this hobby. Any shop trying to finish a car (which is most of the shops we know) have the doors locked, phones off, and coffeemakers perking overtime until it's time to drop the wrenches, get the car on the trailer, and head to Pomona.
This year's GNRS marked the 60th celebration of the world's longest running indoor hot rod show, established by Al Slonaker in 1950. Although the GNRS welcomes all body styles and includes hundreds of rods, customs, musclecars, bikes, trucks, lowriders, and race cars, it's the handful of roadsters competing for the America's Most Beautiful Roadster title that draws the most attention and generate the most drama.
Bill Niekamp's tracknose '29 was the first AMBR winner in 1950, followed for several years by roadsters that today we call "traditional." George Barris' Ala Kart changed that in 1958, ushering in an era of wildly modified show rods. Tall tops and crazy paint dominated the mid Seventies. Another new trend marked the Eighties: smooth high-tech cars with billet accessories. In the Nineties, the emphasis shifted to elaborate engineering and sophisticated color schemes.
We can't predict the next trend for AMBR competitors, but we're glad to see a nostalgic influence coming back. The judging contains enough emphasis on innovation to prevent a genuinely old-time hot rod from winning in the near future, but it's great to see that style honored in some of the 2009 entries, including the 60th America's Most Beautiful Roadster.
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John D'Agostino never ceases to amaze us with his elegant customs. His `58 Olds Super 88, The Egyptian, rolled out of Oz Kustoms in Oroville, California, looking like a factory Motorama custom. John and Oz Kustoms certainly have the ability to build radical customs that don't slap you in the face with modifications.AMBR Contender
The centerpiece of the main hall was Michael Feinstein's Black Widow '26 T pickup, Hollywood Hot Rods' reverse-engineered recreation of the popular Monogram model kit. Most of the BW was built from original Ford parts found on eBay and elsewhere, including the '56 Chevy 265ci engine. The display, also based on the model kit, was equally amazing.AMBR Contender
After eight years in progress, Kim Vranas' '27 T touring earned its spot in AMBR competition. Once a clown car (seriously), then stuck in storage for 30 years, it's now a showpiece featuring a '64 Buick Super Wildcat 425 (punched to 437) with twin Edelbrock TVX carbs, a Hurst-shifted Muncie 4-speed, and root beer metallic paint.We're used to seeing Jim Benitez' handbuilt roadster pickup in bare metal in the Jalopy Shoppe booth at GNRS but this time, it was in AMBR competition. Six original 97s top the '57 392 Hemi. The seats are crafted from 8-ounce leather, dyed and molded, and tooled to follow the pinstriping design. What a knockout.Bill Holland's love for racing, especially dirt oval track racing, is evident in his '23 Track T roadster, built by Spitzer Concepts. Those Kinsler injector stacks top an EFI system on a World Product's 427 small-block. The 2x4 tube chassis has an Indy car style front suspension (inboard coilovers and rocker control arms) and rear triangulated 4-bars.Hot Rods by Greg built Charlie Tachdjian's '32 Ford unibody street rod. It was red when it was a Ridler contender in 2007, and has been redone since, including the addition of the sweep-around trim. The body is handformed from double panels, including the hood and running boards.This is one of Kugel Komponents' ten fendered Muroc Roadsters, built around a Marcel DeLay body. Jerry Kugel's personal car is powered by a Ford 514ci crate engine, sitting on a one-off SAC frame. Jerry's son Jeff said they might've lost AMBR points for some dirt picked up while driving the car to Pomona. In the rain. And doing burnouts. (In our book this should've got them some extra points.)This '36 Ford custom rod bears little resemblance to Roger O'Dell's A Fuel dragsters-or to most '36s, except the ones wearing a modified '39 LaSalle grille and headlight housings, '38 Zephyr fenders with '41 Lincoln skirt trim , Marcel front fenders, a '41 Lincoln hood, '39 Ford side trim, and Cadillac wheel covers.
Starting with S.Co.T. blown Ardun, Steve Kormondy let the engine determine the Sixties drag racing style of his Double Trouble '32. Builders Jason and Jim Smith from Hot Rod Garage, said it's as if Big John Mazmanian raced a Deuce. We published the concept drawing in the March issue; go back and see how well the real car follows the dream car.When planning the buildup of this '32 roadster, Phil Friedrich wasn't thinking nostalgia, he was thinking modern and minimalist. The clean lines of the Brookville body, including the door cut-outs-and the bonspeed 5-spokes-achieve that. A 347 Roush engine features TWM Induction EFI. Lakeman Chassis built the car.Building a '33 roadster for Ferrari collector Larry Carter required Roy Brizio to mix some of Enzo's influence with Henry's. The interior, gauges, taillights, and other elements blend old and new Ferrari. The owner-built '72 365 GTC V-12 Ferrari engine was built to Concours standards. Of course, the Brizio crew made some tasteful body mods.It started out as a half-built bare-metal car intended as a driver and progressed from there. Mike and Linda Perry picked every component on their steel-bodied '32, built by Mike Graham. The side draft EFI set-up on the 550-horse Brodix engine-with exposed valve cover welds-is consistent with their goal to combine high tech and old school.If the British had designed the '33 Ford roadster, it might've looked like Bob Rosenthal's highboy, built by California Street Rods from a concept by illustrator Steve Stanford. The Jaguar theme carries over to the blown Jag engine, wire-spoke wheels, and emerald green paint-even to the dash inserts and correct Smiths gauges.Dana Harvey's '33 roadster (with '34 grille) was fresh out of Circle City Hot Rods. Believe it or not this was once a rough coupe body prior to extensive metal surgery which is now enjoying topless motoring powered by a 325ci Dodge Red Ram Hemi.Limeworks Speed Shop proprietor, Steve Dennish, displayed his long term project gennie '32 in a unique display. This side shows the open hood side and lakes-inspired styling while the other side featured a solid hood side and steelie wheels in a Pasadena Reliability Run scenario. That tri-carbed baby Hemi is an English Daimler motor.Roy Brizio had a whole corral of early Fords in the main building, including Mark Mariani's beautiful '32 5-window, packed with an Ardun Flathead with three 2-barrels and a 4-71 blower. Mark's dad Dennis had a similar Brizio-built 3-window not far away.Gil Granucci's Flathead-powered '31 coupe was on our cover in September 1958, the year it entered the GNRS. The fenders, channeled body, and unchopped top screams East Coast flavor-and those pipes are just wild. It was a four-year job to restore the coupe; Herb Martinez added pinstripes to sheetmetal originally 'striped by Tommy the Greek.
Pinkees seems to have started its own tradition of displaying bare metal cars at the GNRS, and there's nothing wrong with that when the quality is this good. Shock Therapy is a ground-hugging, blown and injected Hemified '27 that uses one of Pinkees' own sectioned frames and a Shadow Rods XL roadster body. The T is destined for street duty and maybe even Bonneville.First built in 1966, the Radoumis & Moore '42 Willys pickup raced at Lions, Irwindale, and Orange County, before going to Texas. It was sold in the Seventies and rebought 20 years later by Ted and Peggy Radoumis. The Chevy small-block has a 6-71 blower and Hilborn injection.A double bubbletop, space race style fins, and House of Kolor chrome paint reminiscent of the finish on Eisenhower-era kitchen appliances, kept a crowd around Dean Arnold's shaved and channeled '61 Thunderbird, which he calls Thunder Flite.This is the 50th anniversary of Otto Rhodes '53 F-100's profile in Hot Rod magazine. Otto showed the custom pickup for several years, continuing to modify it, and stopped in 1965. Tom and TJ Pagano found it, bought it, and restored it, retaining Otto's bodywork and chassiswork and almost all the chrome from the Sixties.When Larry Shinoda built this '32 coupe to go drag racing in 1953, he shoved the Flathead rearward (it's got a 26-inch driveshaft), and ran 120 on the strip and 138 on the lakes. Ross and Beth Myers now own the restored '32. Shinoda went on to design the '63 Sting Ray and the '69 Boss 302 Mustang.Mike Fennel did most of the work on his `59 El Camino himself including the beautiful candy apple red paint. Mike says he drives the Elco regularly and we bet the 409 under the hood backed by a 700-R4 makes it a pleasure.
It was an international show, thanks to Lars Lindberg from Stockholm and his '61 Impala bubbletop. A BMW provided the front clip, V-12 750il engine, 5-speed, and interior. Jaguar XJ headlights, VW Beetle fog lights, and Fiat Barchetta door handles, are other European components.It was an international show, thanks to Lars Lindberg from Stockholm and his '61 Impala bubbletop. A BMW provided the front clip, V-12 750il engine, 5-speed, and interior. Jaguar XJ headlights, VW Beetle fog lights, and Fiat Barchetta door handles, are other European components.Matt and Colleen Beckdolt's Roseville Rod & Custom-built '54 Chevy, dubbed Eden, rides on an Art Morrison chassis with an Imagine injected 572ci Bill Mitchell Chevy under the hood. Evod Industries supplied the one-off 18- and 20-inch wheels.You already saw the illustration of Erik Hansen's wild Riv as our Dream Car in April. Builder Tim Strange grafted a chopped '48 Buick fastback roof onto the '52, along with a '51 Buick decklid and '54 Merc taillights (for starters) to create a 2009 version of a Fifties-era Autorama-style sled. The 500ci Cadillac runs six Barry Grant 98s.Bill and Maureen Cromling opted for maximum visual impact on their '40 Ford coupe, built by Squeeg's Kustoms. From the stance to the brightwork all over the 500hp Roush 402 IR engine (backed up with a Richmond 6-speed and 9-inch) and, most of all, Doug Jerger's paint, there was no way we could just walk by.


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I can't find a thread about us and the NIT. Were we not invited? Did we not want to go?
I think it would have been good for the team/program to have some post-season beyond the Big 12 tournament.
It doesn't seem like we are "above" it, considering that North Carolina, Connecticut, and Illinois are in it. There is only one Big 12 team (Texas Tech), plenty of lesser teams (Troy, Coastal Carolina, Jacksonville), and some New England teams apparently to draw a regional crowd.
I seem to remember something around the end of the Wayne Morgan era when we made clear that we didn't want to go. Perhaps we are still paying for that posture.
Because we weren't good enough?
I think it was determined that the Cyclone team didn't deserve to go with a losing record. I agree.
"There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldnt get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr
1. We didn't get invited.
2. We weren't even eligible because we finished below .500.
All of those "lesser" teams as you referred to them were likely automatic qualifiers for winning their regular season conference championships.
So, are there actual standards? Or is it a true invitational?
I don't think anyone in the NIT has a losing record, but teams like Weber State have records of 20-10 with this listed on the collegesportsfans website: "Big Wins: 12/22 vs Morehead State (66-64), 1/2 Montana (64-56), 2/13 Northern Colorado (81-76). Bad Losses: 11/22 at Seattle (87-91), 1/7 at Northern Colorado (75-84), 2/28 at Portland State (79-84)." This hardly seems comparable to a ton of good games (aka terribly painful losses) in the Big 12.
Don't most conference tournament champions go to the NCAA tournament?
Originally Posted by Cycsk
So, are there actual standards? Or is it a true invitational?
I don't think anyone in the NIT has a losing record, but teams like Weber State have records of 20-10 with this listed on the collegesportsfans website: "Big Wins: 12/22 vs Morehead State (66-64), 1/2 Montana (64-56), 2/13 Northern Colorado (81-76). Bad Losses: 11/22 at Seattle (87-91), 1/7 at Northern Colorado (75-84), 2/28 at Portland State (79-84)." This hardly seems comparable to a ton of good games (aka terribly painful losses) in the Big 12.
Yes, there are standards. We won 4 conference game and lost in the first round of our conference tournament. We needed to win three to be eligible. I don't even know if that would have done it.
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I believe it's not conference tourney winners, it's teams that won their conference regular season and then lost the auto invite in the conference tourney. You have to have a .500 record to be invited to any postseason tournament I believe.
Weber St. won the Big Sky so they are an automatic qualifier.
I found an old (2006) rivals.com article about changes to the NIT:
"All regular-season conference champions not in the NCAA tournament field will be guaranteed a berth in the National Invitation Tournament, and teams no longer have to have .500 records to be selected for the NIT's 40-team field."
Rivals.com College Basketball - NIT changes its criteria
Because we sucked (ie. under .500)
Originally Posted by Cycsk
Don't most conference tournament champions go to the NCAA tournament?
Regular Season champions who do not win their conference tournaments automatically qualify for the NIT...this is not that difficult.
We didn't have enough players. Dorr might have played 30 minutes.
Here is what I found on Wikipedia:
National Invitation Tournament - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The NCAA announced a revamped selection process starting with the 2006 tournament. The main highlights are:
Teams are no longer required to have .500 or greater records to receive bids. Even with this change, however, all teams receiving invitations for the NIT, with the exception of North Carolina in 2010, have had a record greater than .500.Similar to the automatic bids the NCAA Tournament grants for all conference tournament champions, all teams that won regular-season conference championships but failed to earn NCAA tournament bids are guaranteed places in the NIT.In addition, the selection process has been made transparent. ESPN no longer had a hand in the selection of the teams. Instead, a committee of former NCAA head coaches, chaired by Newton, and including Gene Keady (Purdue), Don DeVoe (Tennessee), Rudy Davalos, Les Robinson (NC State), Reggie Minton (Air Force), John Powers and Carroll Williams among others, prepared a list of potential teams in advance. The seeding and balancing process is similar to that of the NCAA tournament, with the exception that higher seeded teams will always host games, unless extenuating circumstances occur. In the past, higher seeded mid-major teams would often be forced to travel to play less highly regarded major conference teams that would be likely to sell more tickets to the game.
Originally Posted by isuaggie
Because we sucked (ie. under .500)
Don't you have enough places on this forum to vent?
Despite the disappointment of this season, we were only a few plays away from a much better record.
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It was a distinct honor to be the editor of Rod & Custom magazine. I consider it a highlight of my career. It was also a load of work.
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I'm leaving much out. A decade later, at Petersen, I made the "Bring Back Rod & Custom" plea more than once, but was told flat: "No." Then, to my surprise, I heard Lee Kelly, head of the "Specialty Publications" division, was re-launching it as a bimonthly. A freelancer was going to mail it in from Seattle. So I pleaded once again to let me do it. Kelly finally said OK, "There's a desk, a phone, and a computer." This was a blessing and a curse. The great part was that Kelly let me do whatever I thought this reborn relic needed. There was stiff competition. So I pushed the boundaries to include customs (it was part of the title!), affordable 1950s cars as rods, classic pickups, nostalgia drags, history. The down side was that I was a staff of one. My answering machine was my secretary. My wife, Anna, gets much credit for selling subs and T-shirts at events, doing PR, and other support.
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-Supply chain visibility will climb on the IT application priority list as manufacturing companies increasingly identify critical use cases to drive both cost savings and improved service levels.
-In the context of taking a broader view of total cost, supply chain organizations will gain a new appreciation for shortening lead times through profitable proximity sourcing strategies.
-Cost containment, and the desire for variable supply chain structures, will continue to drive outsourcing of operations, but will also bring a more enlightened perspective to SaaS and "skills resourcing."
-Supply chain modernization will pick up speed again as manufacturing companies look to drive fulfillment excellence through transportation, warehouse, and labor management tools.
And perhaps most importantly of all, said Ellis, companies will begin hiring again.
"A jobless is recovery is an unsustainable recovery," he said. "We are not saying that there will be a wholesale move to create a new workforce, but we do see manufacturers beginning to invest in people again."
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