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text: Home Politics Dear OWS: Welcome to Our World Police brutality experienced by the movement is nothing new in the black community. By: Elon James White Posted: Nov. 29 2011 12:27 AM 0 During the Occupy Wall Street crackdown a few weeks ago -- when efforts to shut down the Occupy movement hit cities all across the country -- there was a cry of outrage. We read about and witnessed attacks by police on peaceful Occupiers that seemed very foreign to some. The police's blatant disregard for the well-being of the Occupiers shocked and appalled. I saw tweet after tweet express horror and rage. Especially toward the NYPD. The NYPD, in its eviction of the Occupiers of Zuccotti Park, had been fairly rough. As I caught a flight out of the city before dawn, I read that early Tuesday morning, people were being pushed and hit during the 1 a.m. raid. Mayor Michael Bloomberg spoke on the eviction and appeared callous. Even with the attempted press blackout, the country witnessed the situation and how horrendously it was handled. By Thursday, as I returned to New York City, I continued to see tweets and blogs about the brutality of the NYPD. Although I absolutely agreed with the sentiments, I had a nagging feeling in my stomach. I couldn't let it go. My inner militant Negro (whom I keep sedated with brunch and Modern Warfare 3) wanted to write in all caps: "OH, SO THE WHITE MAN GETS HIT AND NOW IT'S AN ISSUE! THE BLACK MAN HAS BEEN BEATEN FOR YEARS! WE DIDN'T LAND ON PLYMOUTH ROCK, PLYMOUTH ROCK LANDED ON US!!" I knew that wouldn't do anything besides exacerbate the situation, but I wanted to comment on it and reasonably say, "Um ... so there's this ... " I didn't want to take away from the issue of the abuse that the occupiers were receiving, but I wanted to acknowledge the irony of the collective outrage over an issue that's become so commonplace within my community that small children are taught never to disobey a police officer, to quietly go along with whatever is happening in order not to be on the receiving end of abuse. While the Occupiers were dealing with such abuse, during civil disobedience, communities of color suffer these type of injustices simply because it's Wednesday, and they may look like someone else. That's what happens to us -- and it's accepted as if it were just a day of the week. Monday, Tuesday, abuse at the hands of police officers, Thursday, Friday ... So as I hopped on a plane heading back to NYC, I sent out this tweet: "Oh? The NYPD are treating you badly? Violent for no reason? Weird." -- Black People Apparently I struck a chord. Many people -- black, white, Hispanic, all kinds of folks -- read it and said, "At least somebody said it." People tweeted thank you to me for saying what they were feeling. People expressed that this was their issue with the OWS movement as a whole. As. A. Whole. I'm someone who supports Occupy Wall Street. I didn't write that tweet in an attempt to undermine the cause or to belittle the suffering of those who have been victims of the police. I wrote it to highlight the fact that these issues aren't new. Abuse of this kind is all too familiar to the black community. If someone hasn't directly experienced it, they probably know someone who has. There have been discussions as to why there aren't more blacks involved in the Occupy movement. I can't speak for all of them, but I can speak about what I've read and the folks I've talked to directly about this. The type of outrage that pops up now at what many of us have lived with on a regular basis for years feels insulting. It's hard not to notice that once the right number of white folks are affected, people want to take to the street. Unemployment numbers are high? We've had high unemployment for years. People are living in or near the poverty line? Yeah -- we know. When minorities speak up and say there is an issue, we are told maybe we are doing something wrong. Perhaps we are targeted by the police because of what we are wearing. Perhaps we don't look for jobs the right way. Maybe we aren't educated enough. But now that it's affecting other folks, now there's a problem. Now we need to come together and fight the power. Someone tweeted at me that we need to come together and not point out silly differences like race because we're in this together! Ah. Yes, we can -- and have (there is support from various folks of color) -- come together within this movement, but you can't expect us to throw away "race" and ignore history. Even the violence that's happening with the Occupiers right now is looked at differently because of race. You can't be surprised that people have reservations about this when you look at how our issues have been dealt with before. I'm not making an argument for ignoring the movement because a lot of the movement ignored us. But I am saying take a moment to walk away from your righteousness to understand that your newfound plight has been some people's plight for generations. We just didn't have a catchy name for it. Elon James White is a writer-comedian and the host of the award-winning Web series This Week in Blackness and the Internet radio show Blacking It Up. Follow him on Twitter. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 3 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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The warm European charm combined with exceptional personalized service, makes the Knob Hill Inn Sun Valley's premiere boutique hotel and an ideal accommodation choice. Located within walking distance to downtown Ketchum, the Inn offers remarkable views of the world-famous Bald Mountain as well as the Sawtooth and Boulder mountain ranges while being nestled in a peaceful setting.
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These condominiums offer convenient access to the Sun Valley Village ice rinks, shops and hot tubs, and in summer the pool and tennis courts. The comfortable lodging in a quiet setting is accented by nearby streams. The Atelier condominiums are located a short walk to Sun Valley Village and to Dollar Mt ski lifts. Atelier condominiums offer a convenient location, comfortable furnishings at a great vacation value. The living room is quite comfortable with full kitchen attached. In addition there is a free in town shuttle available.
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The main level of the home offers a media room with a large TV with theater seating accommodating six easily. Cooks in your group will love the fully stocked, bright and open kitchen, which features double ovens, four-burner gas range and center island as well a side-by-side Sub-Zero refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher.
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This two-level sunny, bright condo has bedrooms and baths on the lowest level with common areas as one great room with a vaulted ceiling on the upper level. Experience Sun Valley while you stay at the Blue Grouse.The deck affords mountain views to the south and includes a gas barbeque. There are also small decks accessible by sliding glass doors from both lower bedrooms. The Bluegrouse condominiums are within short walking distance to restaurants, ski lifts, bike path and river. One car private garage is also provided so parking is never an issue. The complex is on the free shuttle route, which provides service to the ski lifts and all areas of the resort.


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Politics | Traditional values groups find Scott Brown as an imperfect candidate who could both win a blue state and advance their interests
BOSTON and WASHINGTON-Toward the end of last year, Boston sports station WEEI was getting daily phone calls from a guy named Scott Brown. They brushed him off. Same story at WTKK, Boston conservative talk radio. "He would call on the hotline and we'd be like, 'Aw, it's Scott Brown again,'" said Tom Shattuck, a producer at the station. "Scott Brown made for bad radio. No one cared about the Senate race."
Shattuck related this story to me in a packed ballroom of sweating and exuberant Brown supporters in Boston minutes before Democrat Martha Coakley called to concede to the Republican state senator in one of the biggest political upsets in recent memory. Coakley, the state's attorney general, watched her 30-point advantage to inherit the late Ted Kennedy's seat evaporate in the space of a month as Brown, from Wrentham, Mass., a town of 11,000, surged to victory by 5 points. Coakley didn't lose because of bad turnout either-for a snowy election day turnout was as high as the 2006 election, when Kennedy won reelection and masses turned out to vote for the state's first black governor, Deval Patrick. Even Kennedy's hometown of Hyannis voted for Brown.
While the Boston sports announcers and talk radio hosts may not have cared about Brown until very recently (along with the rest of the country), he has had supporters for a race like this from the pro-life community since before he entered the state Senate-even though Brown is pro-abortion. He supports Roe v. Wade as the "law of the land," but he opposes both federal funding for abortion and partial-birth abortion. He supports laws regarding parental consent for minors to receive abortions and in 2005 he put forward a "conscientious objector" amendment in the state Senate to protect the religious freedom of hospital workers, which was defeated. He supports same-sex civil unions but opposes same-sex marriage.
Kris Mineau, president of the Massachusetts Family Institute (MFI), met Brown seven years ago while he was on the campaign trail. While Mineau's group opposes legal abortion and same-sex civil unions, Mineau told me: "We liked what we saw." From Mineau's perspective, a legislator can't overturn Roe v. Wade, so he supports candidates who will defend the unborn in what ways they can-like banning partial-birth abortion or requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortion. MFI and Mineau never endorsed Brown because of the restrictions involving the group's nonprofit status, but the organization's separate political arm did help Brown.
While Mineau saw potential in Brown in 2003, another Massachusetts pro-life group refused to endorse him seven years ago. Massachusetts Citizens for Life is the oldest pro-life group in the state, formed in 1972, the year before Roe v. Wade was decided. The organization has endorsed losing Senate candidates, including Mitt Romney in his 1994 Senate run against Ted Kennedy, but in 2010 it endorsed a winner: Brown. The organization didn't just endorse him-its political arm made 440,000 phone calls, sent out 175,000 mailers, and ran radio ads, according to the chair of its political action committee, John Rowe.
"The difference in the candidates is stark," Rowe said, defending the organization's support for a pro-abortion candidate as necessary to defeat a more radical abortion advocate in Martha Coakley.
There is a twist. In the Republican primary in December, Brown was up against a self-titled pro-life candidate, lawyer Jack Robinson. However, Robinson created a dilemma for traditional values groups because he supports same-sex marriage. Mineau waved him off as a "political gadfly," saying Robinson changed his positions to suit the race. Massachusetts Citizens for Life didn't get behind Robinson.
So the candidate who was then known principally as the guy who at age 22 posed nude for a Cosmopolitan centerfold and paid his way through law school by modeling-Brown-won the Dec. 8 GOP primary. Martha Coakley won the Democratic primary with the assumption that she would float into final victory. With the Jan. 19 special election just over a month away, she went on vacation, and some of her volunteers said they took a break, too.
Scott Brown was calling radio stations and driving around the state in his now-famous truck asking for votes. On New Year's Day he stood outside Fenway Park, which was hosting its first-ever hockey game, shaking hands. Other conservative activists coalesced behind him, including several Tea Party groups like FreedomWorks and the Tea Party Patriots, which had opposed Republican Dede Scozzafava in a New York special election months earlier because she wasn't conservative enough.
Overall, Brown had made 66 campaign stops while Coakley made 19. Over a week before the election, Public Policy Polling, a Democratic polling firm, showed Brown up by 1 point. Democrats rushed to protect Coakley, sending millions of dollars for ads and calling in political stars. Coakley jetted down to Washington to raise money from lobbyists, and when she was asked why she went there in the heat of the race, she responded, "As opposed to standing outside Fenway Park? In the cold?"
With national attention swiveling to Massachusetts, the race tightened and more national groups jumped into the fray, especially those on both sides of the healthcare debate. Pro-life groups supported Brown, concerned that the final healthcare bill wouldn't have sufficient abortion restrictions, including Catholic Families for America, Priests for Life, Catholic Vote Action, and the Susan B. Anthony List (even if some of these groups didn't endorse him outright).
Kevin Roberts, executive director for Catholic Families for America, said the organization held back "some of the ammunition" in its efforts on behalf of Brown because of his support of Roe. But he argued that they had a "moral obligation" to support Brown over Coakley. "Some pro-life people might sit on their hands, so they'll just not vote. That's a mistake."
Brown distanced himself from "outside groups," even asking them repeatedly to "stay away," though he didn't single out pro-life groups. "His faith is very private . . . like a typical New Englander. You never talk about politics or religion," Mineau explained. Brown is a member of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.
In a debate a week before the election, Coakley suggested she wouldn't vote for healthcare reform if it included the Stupak amendment, which gave the House version tougher restrictions on abortion funding than the Senate version offered. Brown-who in principle supports government-run healthcare as it exists in Massachusetts but opposes a federal plan-stated his support for a ban on federal funding of abortions. At the same time Brown has used Obama's line that he hopes "to reduce the number of abortions."
Mineau isn't turned off by Brown's big tent platform-in fact he wishes there were more candidates like Brown because he thinks they can win in blue states and help the pro-life cause.
"I wish I had 1,000 candidates like him," said Jennifer Nassour, chair of the Massachusetts GOP, standing on a snow-pocked sidewalk in the North End of Boston, a historically Italian neighborhood near wharfs and fish markets. It was four days before the election and she was following Brown down Hanover Street as he greeted deli workers and deliverymen, with Rudy Giuliani at his side. "Hey Jim!" he called out to a man crossing the street-he knew a lot of names even though he wasn't in his hometown. The air, not frigid, still held the wet cold of Boston, and bystanders stood bundled while Brown wore just his business suit, no gloves-he had a lot of hands to shake, even in the heavily liberal city.
"When I first heard he was running, I thought it was laughable," said Coakley volunteer Sandy Coy that day. "We took it for granted."
Off the snowy sidewalks, inside the luxurious Fairmont Copley Hotel in downtown Boston, a ballroom full of Coakley supporters waited for former president Bill Clinton to arrive to deliver a rally speech. Members of the audience complained that they were too warm. "I'm sorry, we've got the AC cranked up as high as it can go," explained an organizer.
Clinton arrived late but lit up the room, speaking extemporaneously even though he said he hadn't slept in days. Coakley followed him and spoke only briefly, looking at notes, pausing at the wrong moments-a government official uncomfortable with being a political candidate. She left out the back of the room without shaking any hands.
That evening on a Boston radio program she referred to former Red Sox great Curt Schilling as a Yankee fan, not a minor slip-up in one of the most baseball-crazy states in the country. The very bad day for Martha Coakley wasn't over yet. She went on another radio program and implied that Catholics-or anyone else with pro-life convictions-shouldn't work in emergency rooms if they aren't willing to dispense the morning-after pill to rape victims. "You can have religious freedom," she said, "but you probably shouldn't work in the emergency room."
Forty percent of Massachusetts' population is Catholic. "I would be willing to bet that that 5 point margin that he won by was at least the pro-life involvement, if not more," Mineau said.
President Obama flew in Sunday to rally Democratic support as another poll emerged showing Brown up by 5 points. Obama won Massachusetts by 26 points in 2008, but he miscalculated the nature of the electorate in 2010, mocking Brown's truck several times in his speech. "Anyone can buy a truck," he said. But that's why voters liked Brown: He was an "anyone," he was a no one.
Election Day, at Coakley's final campaign stop at the Boston Public Library, about a dozen supporters showed up. Brown was inside Boston's Park Plaza Hotel, waiting with his wife Gail Huff and daughters, Ayla, 21, and Arianna, 19, for his party to start.
The Brown party roiled with characters outside the Republican base. Two Democrats in the crowd, who supported Brown but didn't want to be identified at a Republican bash, joked that they were "just there for the salami." One wore a tie with American flags on it: "Can you believe I even have this tie?" he said to me. Among the throng was Mineau, as well as Tea Party volunteers, Brown's buddies from the National Guard where he has served over 30 years, and some members of teachers unions (who also didn't want to give their names and be associated with a Republican).
Coakley conceded by 10 p.m., and then Brown emerged to address a sea of faces: "For [Democrats], it's just the beginning of an election year filled with many, many surprises. There's trouble everywhere and they know it."
On Brown's first visit to a chaotic Capitol Hill two days later, he was met with camera bulbs and bustling reporters, who ladled on questions while Brown took a moment to note, "A lot of you don't know me." He stopped first at the office of someone who knew him before everyone else in the country did: Senate "maverick" John McCain, R-Ariz., who met with Brown months before the election and told him he could win. McCain is a moderate like Brown who may guide the freshman senator-but as the press herded off down the hall behind Brown, McCain said that he should be the one asking Brown for advice. "He won, I lost," he said, smiling.
Brown's campaign-especially his appeal to independent voters-is becoming a blueprint for Republicans to win in November and beyond. And the Massachusetts Family Institute might be a harbinger of where pro-life groups are headed politically: to embrace moderate candidates in blue states who can move their cause forward in some fashion. "It's rocky soil up here in New England," Mineau reflected. "We need to be wise as serpents and gentle as doves in this arena."


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Okay i have a PS3 flickering at startup with all the menu and stuff. At first it was flicker and than flicker... there would be a couple seconds between flickers. Tried changing HDMIs and that never worked. But than Bam... It was REALLY bad nonstop flickering everywhere. it wasn't just flickering... it was everywhere. words all messed up.
The Entire time with all this the only fix was Starting it up (without remote) and holding down to reset it... would fix it. But unlike many who it seemed to fix it for good... Every startup back to same problem. So only way to stop flickering is hold it down to reset it for every startup. So I thought maybe if i went to settings and restored everything back to default... maybe thats the answer?
Nope... now its back to the original flickering every few seconds. Its so odd.... Resetting works shows the cables & hardware don't appear to be the problem. It seems like the only answer must be in the settings... but restore to default settings should have solved that right?
LoL I have no idea what to do now. Any suggestions?? Appreciate any help!


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - No. 6 North Carolina was able to push across a late run to claim a 5-4 win over visiting Davidson (4-5) Tuesday night as the Tar Heels (9-2) earned their ninth win of the year. R.C. Orlan improved to 3-0 as he extended his scoreless streak to 16.2 by tossing two scoreless frames and Michael Morin notched his third save of the year.
Cody Stubbs tallied a pair of hits, including his 11th double of the year which currently is the top mark in the country.
Freshman Shell McCain drove in a pair of runs for the Tar Heels on the day with a two-run double in the second.
Fellow freshman, Luis Paula, got the call on the mound and the right-hander allowed three earned runs over 5.2 innings of work and struck out five in his first collegiate start.
Carolina allowed its first first inning run of the year Tuesday night when the Wildcats took advantage of a leadoff walk and followed with a pair of singles just past the reach of shortstop Tommy Coyle.
The Tar Heels answered in the second when Stubbs doubled and Michael Russell drew a free pass before McCain hit a low-sinking line drive into left that the left fielder was unable to make a diving catch on, allowing a pair of runs to score.
Davidson pulled the game back even in the top of the third with a sacrifice fly before Colin Moran and Michael Russell gave Carolina a 4-2 lead with a pair of RBI singles in the bottom half.
Paula shut the Wildcats down over the fourth and fifth innings before getting into trouble in the sixth.
A lead off double was followed by a sacrifice bunt before Michael Zeblo lined a ball to center field that center fielder Chaz Frank was able to track down and make a diving catch on to keep Zeblo from extra bases. The runner was able to tag up from third to pull Davidson within one at 4-3.
A two-out walk would signal the end of the day for Paula as he gave way for Cody Penny who walked Daniel Gerow on a borderline pitch with a full count before Calvin Sigelbaum placed a single into no-man's land in center field to score the tying run.
Penny would record the final out of the sixth before making way for southpaw R.C. Orlan in the seventh.
Orlan worked a scoreless seventh and a 1-2-3 eighth to extend his scoreless streak to 16.2 innings before the Tar Heel offense sparked a late rally.
Jacob Stallings and Cody Stubbs opened the frame with back-to-back singles before moving into scoring position when Davidson right-hander Clark Beeker was called for a balk.
After a Michael Russell ground out with the infield in, Parks Jordan was issued an intentional walk to load the bases for Tom Zengel. The sophomore turned on a pitch and sent it into right center, deep enough to score Stallings from third and give UNC a 5-4 advantage.
Junior stopper Michael Morin came on for the ninth and coerced a pair of ground balls to Coyle at short, mixed in with a swinging strikeout to register his third save of the year.
With the win Carolina improves to 9-2 on the year, while Davidson falls to 4-5. The Tar Heels will hit the road for the first time in 2012 on Wednesday when they head to Elon for a non-conference tilt before heading to Clemson for a weekend series.
Freshman right-hander Benton Moss will get the ball for the Tar Heels on Wednesday, while the Phoenix will counter with right-hander Jim Stokes.


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My first post at Campus Reform is centered around Grover Furr, a Medieval English professor at Montclair State University in Montclair, NJ , who is an apologist for brutal Soviet dictator and communist Joseph Stalin. In this video, Furr says that Stalin is an innocent man and that he has yet to find "one crime" Stalin committed. Talk about ridiculous. As someone who has had family murdered and oppressed by Stalin, I find his remarks to be repulsive and insulting. My maternal grandfather was imprisoned in a Russian gulag at the Belomar Canal at the Finnish-Russian border for 18 months. Many of my parents' friends or family members disappeared under Stalin's reign of terror from 1929-1953. Professors like Furr should not be teaching at universities.
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"I know they say he killed 20, 30, 40 million people," continued Grover Furr, a professor in Medieval English at Montclair State University.
"It's bullshit."Professor Grover Furr of Montclair State University said he has yet to find "one crime that Stalin committed."
Furr made the comments at a campus debate featuring three individuals supposedly representing conservative, liberal, and libertarian political views.
Following the debate, a student pressed Furr on his comments reminding the professor that most historians believe "100 to 150 million people [were] killed by communist regimes."
The professor, however, doubled down on his original comment.
"What you said is bullshit," said Furr. "It's wrong. It's a lie."
My article has been linked on Fox Nation, The Other McCain, CollegeInsurrection, FrontPage Magazine, WND, and other places.
Another video from Grover Furr:
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May 30, 2016
Mississippi's secretary of state is traveling the state to inform voters about three important initiatives on the Nov. 8 ballot.
Voters will be asked to vote 'yes' or 'no' on three measures.
One is about whether or not voters must show a photo ID in order to vote.
Another asks if the term 'person' should be defined as a human being from the moment of fertilization.
The third asks if government should be prohibited from taking property through eminent domain and then transferring it to others.
"The role of the secretary of state in this is to inform all the voters about the right to vote, the right to life and the right to real property," said Delbert Hosemann. "These three historic events are coming up. So we try to make as impartial a statement as possible, as required by the legislature. You'll see that in our pamphlets and also the information on our website."
Hosemann encourages voters to be informed about the issues and then be sure to cast your vote. Click the link below to visit the Mississippi Secretary of State's website.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Just a quick question? I'm at a little disadvantage and appologize to all if this has been posted before or if it is in the documentation of the tar. How could i facilitate a single logon option to a web portal ie liferay. I know liferay can be configured to use an ldap server for authentication. I would just like to include a link on one of the static pages that could be selected and taken to the zimbra interface.
I'm just trying to figure out how to only login once via a website doesn't have to be liferay just any thing that would facilitate the one user login.


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U.S. Involved in World War — and Losing
By TERRY WALLACE
July 14, 2013
The United States is at war with the rest of the world and our central government has barely mentioned it to us....
dumb government 101.
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I wondered when the flacking for coal part of this message might come forth...and Bingo there it is. I don't want to rain on your parade but from where I sit on a pleasant, cool, summer evening;across the continent, your America and mine are about as far apart as from the earth to the moon. My piece of the U.s. is adding well paying jobs in the thousands, building up a dynamic high rise condo filled downtown, icreasing the money spent for research and your idea about what government is or isn't--very far at the other end of the spectrum, like way out. If your going to flack for Coal, don't expect to come out on the winning end. If you want to dig the stuff, fine, just don't expect a lot of Americans to jump on your band wagon, your a song and dance of the American past.
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text: Wearing some fugly sunglasses author and fitness expert Jennifer Nicole Lee shows off her incredible body as she goes for a tanning session and a dip in the sea in Miami Beach, before cooling off with an outdoor shower. The cover model, who is working on a new book called Beyond the Bikini, certainly turned heads with her physique even on trendy South Beach. March 30, 2012.


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**General Education Electives in Arts (ART, MUS,THR, CIN); Literature (LIT); Philosophy & Religion (PHR); or World Languages & Cultures (LAN).
Recommended: THR101 Introduction to the Theatre; MUS110 Music, Art, & Drama; THR109 History of the Musical Theatre; THR140
Introduction to the Cinema.
†If a student's first-semester Mathematics elective is a 3-credit course, then s/he is required to select a second 3- or 4-credit elective in the second semester in Mathematics or Computer Science or Information Technology; and if a student's first-semester Mathematics elective is a 4-credit course, then s/he is required to take a 3-credit Free Elective in the second semester (which may be a second Mathematics elective).
‡Recommended: IST123 Success 101 or one of the following: COM106 TV Production; DFT210 Computer Aided Drafting; THR 236 Lighting Design.
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Video: Divers, Ground Teams Search For Missing Md. Woman
STEVENSVILLE, Md. (WUSA 9) - Divers, a ground team and a boat with sonar are searching the Chesapeake Bay again for Robin L. Pope, who is missing from Queen Anne's County.
Maryland State Police say ground teams will look for evidence on land around the Pope home related to her disappearance.
Pope, who is 51 years old and lives in Stevensville, Md., was reported missing by her estranged husband on March 2. He told authorities that she had come to the home to retrieved some of her things on Friday night and he left, say police. He then reported that when returned early Saturday morning, her black 2011 Infinity was in the driveway, but she was not at the home, according to police.
Police say investigators are still interviewing people, following up on leads and searching records. Anyone who may have information about Pope or her disappearance is asked to please call State Police at the Centreville Barrack at 410-758-1101. Callers may remain confidential.


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The silky skirt,its beautiful!
We couldn't quite decide what our fave part of our most recent shoot was. Between the luxe skirts, high-low lace dresses, and fashion-forward accessories, we didn't quite know what to show you 'cause there was just so much cool stuff. But, after a few tense minutes of debate, we decided to show you a few of our new fave things, as well as rare behind the scenes photos of models in their natural habitat.
What was your favorite picture? Why?
By the way, all of these cool items, except the shoes, should be up on the site soon. (The shoes are already available!)
The silky skirt,its beautiful!


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BallWars IV.by Dr. Lukas Brezak
Set of folded stationery cards printed on bright white, smooth card stock to bring your personal artistic style to everyday correspondence. Each card is blank on the inside and includes a soft white, European fold envelope for mailing.
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am say look like hairy totoro! ;D
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super niice, great one bro!!
Good work, my friend!!
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I love this hairy beast! Niceeeee!! (2) thumbs up!!! dr lukas!
wow, impressive work. love everything about this.
Let Balls in!!! :D Thank you sooooo much my friends!!! Without you, I would be nothing!!!! ;))))
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Appreciate that Efi!! ;)))
As a child this movie haunted me.... I don't believe it was suppose to though.
Anyways Well Done!
Anyways Well Done!
Thanks a lot Enrico and Jonathan!!!! ;))))
This scared my wife when she saw the front page. =D Classic movie and great work.
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Really awesome work!
Love this creature so much.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Lonnie Pryor rushed for 134 yards and a pair of
long touchdowns as No. 13 Florida State captured the 79th annual Orange Bowl
with a 31-10 victory over 16th-ranked Northern Illinois.
EJ Manuel completed 27-of-39 passes for 295 yards and a touchdown while adding
26 yards and a score on six rushes for the Seminoles (12-2), who were
appearing in their 31st straight bowl game. It is the longest active streak in
the country and second longest in NCAA history only to Nebraska's streak of
35 consecutive bowl appearances.
Rashad Greene had five receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown in the victory.
Jordan Lynch threw for 176 yards with a touchdown and an interception as he
struggled to complete just 15-of-41 passes for Northern Illinois (12-2), which
was the first member of the Mid-American Conference to earn a BCS bowl bid.
Lynch also carried the ball 23 times for 44 yards.
The Huskies were being coached in the game by offensive coordinator Rod Carey
as former coach Dave Doeren had moved on to take over the head coaching job at
NC State.
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text: Guessing that's what UtahMountain Man is thinking (see his post about 16a Elk). Bet most of the good stuff in 16a will be gone by the time this is all said and done (which in my opinion is the best unit in the state). Though, I think we need to keep this in perspective, as my buddy's dad grew up in that unit, logged that part of the forest for years and years and now has a bunch of land that will be torched. If they wouldn't have run him and the other loggers out of the logging business because of the damn spotted owl, bet this thing wouldn't be nearly as bad.


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Top 50 Games:
No. 6 DeSoto vs No. 23 Coppell (TX)
No. 7 University vs No. 19 American Heritage (FL)
No. 10 Mentor vs No. 46 Whitmer (OH)
No. 28 Allen vs No. 35 Mesquite (TX)
No. 41 Lincoln-Way East vs No. 48 Glenbard West (IL)
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|Manatee (11-0) Bradenton, FL
Manatee didn't expect much trouble from Northeast; they didn't get any. Up next is a rematch with Venice. A game that Manatee won 56-27 10/19.
Last: Def Northeast 65-12
Next: 11/23 Venice (9-3)
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|John Curtis (11-0) River Ridge, LA
Curtis hasn't had an opponent worthy of being on the field with them since September. North Webster did nothing to change that assertion. Up next is a Riverside team that entered the playoffs with a 4-7 record and was beaten by 59 by Curtis earlier this year.
Last: Def North Webster 50-6
Next: 11/23 Riverside (6-7)
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|Vista Murrieta (12-0) Murrieta, CA
Vista Murrieta is another team that hadn't been tested in a while, but last week they ran into a Norco team that would hit them back. The Broncos prevailed, but it was a sloppy win full of turnovers that saw Norco down one score and a chance at an onside kick in the fourth quarter. Rancho Cucamonga will stand toe to toe with Vista Murrieta this week.
Last: Def Norco 31-16
Next: 11/23 Rancho Cucamonga (10-2)
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|Katy (11-0) Katy, TX
Katy tuned up for the stretch run by blowing out its first round opponent. The Tigers are going to blow out their second round opponent as well.
Last: Def Westbury 77-7
Next: 11/23 Langham Creek (9-2)
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|Bellevue (12-0) Bellevue, WA
Bellevue won another snoozer in a blowout win over Peninsula. Mt. Si brings an 11-1 record into the next game with its only loss being a 49-10 laugher against Bellevue. Yes, there is that big of a difference between the top two teams in Washington and everyone else.
Last: Def Peninsula 40-3
Next: 11/23 Mt. Si 40-3
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|DeSoto (11-0) DeSoto, TX
DeSoto cruised past Harker Heights, but there are no free rides in the Texas State Playoffs. Up next Coppell. DeSoto has played a much tougher schedule than Coppell this year, so we know how good the Eagles are. We're about to find out how good Coppell is.
Last: Def Harker Heights 62-15
Next: 11/24 No. 23 Coppell (11-0)
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|University (9-0) Ft. Lauderdale
University had a complete victory over Cardinal Newman in a 27-0 win, but this week the Suns are going to have to buckle the chin strap for the first time in a while as they butt heads with American Heritage.
Last: Def Cardinal Newman 28-0
Next: 11/23 No. 19 HeritageAmerican Heritage (11-0)
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|North Allegheny (12-0) Wexford, PA
Seneca Valley was going to be a good test for North Allegheny. The Tigers got an A+ in a convincing 47-17 win. Woodland Hills is next on the docket, a dangerous team who knocked off Gateway two weeks ago and avenged a week one loss to Upper St. Clair with a big 42-20 win last week.
Last: Def Seneca Valley 47-17
Next: 11/23 Woodland Hills (10-2)
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|Butler (13-0) Matthews, NC
Butler passed a big test on Friday with a 25-15 win over East Forsyth. Up next is a Week 0 rematch with Mallard Creek. Butler is the only team to beat Mallard Creek this year, and the Mavericks have been on a rampage since.
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|Mentor (12-1) Mentor (OH)
Mentor has knocked off Top 10 teams on consecutive weeks with a high power, fast break offense. The Cardinals scored 63 on then No. 4 St. Edward and avenged an earlier loss to No. 10 St. Ignatius in a three overtime epic win. This week it's another Top 50 opponent in Whitmer. There are no breaks in Ohio.
Last: Def No. 10
St. Ignatius 57-56 (3OT)
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|Grayson (10-1) Loganville, GA
Grayson had to wait an extra day to see who its opponent would be after some regional tiebreakers were put in place. Seems Wheeler drew the short straw to face the rampaging Rams. North Gwinnett is capable of beating anyone on any night though, so round two gets a little more interesting.
Last: Def Wheeler 49-9
Next: 11/23 North Gwinnett (10-1)
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|Good Counsel (11-1) Olney, MD
Good Counsel made good on its rematch with DeMatha for the WCAC Championship in a 26-14 win. Good Counsel lost its first game of the season before running off 11 straight including wins over Gilman, Dematha (twice), and St. Joseph Regional (N.J.).
Last: Def St. John's 21-7
Next: Season Over
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|De La Salle (11-0) Concord, CA
The only thing interesting about De La Salle's schedule is who won't be on it. Mission Viejo drops out of the Open Bowl race with its loss as Vista Murrieta moves on. Who will De La Salle, the perennial North representative, face in California's Open Bowl Championship?
Last: Def Pittburg 35-13
Next: 11/23 Amador Valley (8-4)
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|Steele (11-0) Cibolo, Texas
Steele is still at least a week away from getting into the real games in the Texas State Playoffs. The Knights won't have any trouble with Roosevelt this week.
Last: Def Marshall 49-17
Next: 11/23 Roosevelt (9-2)
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|St. Edward (11-1) Lakewood, OH
St. Edward fell to Mentor in Week 2 of the Ohio State Playoffs.
Last: 11/9 Lost to Mentor 63-56
Next: Season Over
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|Trinity (11-1) Louisville, KY
St. Xavier of Kentucky has been playing much better football this season and they almost did the impossible, knocking off Trinity. The Shamrocks aren't the juggernaut they were last season and have had to gut out more than one win this season. Beating Scott County in the Semi-Finals may not be a forgone conclusion.
Last: Def St. Xavier 15-14
Next: 11/23 Scott County (12-1)
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|Bishop Gorman (11-1) Las Vegas, NV
Bishop Gorman marched through another round and take on Reed in the Semi-Finals this week. Spot Reed 35 points and we might have a game.
Last: Def Centennial 59-7
Next: 11/24 Reed (10-3
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|Don Bosco Prep (8-1) Ramsey, NJ
Don Bosco is playing some of its best football right now including a 42-14 win over St. Augustine 42-14. Bosco has a game with before continuing its run in the Non-Public School playoffs against Bergen Catholic.
Last: Def St. Augustine Prep 42-14
Next: 11/22 St. Joseph Regional (7-2)
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American Heritage (11-0) Delray
Beach, FL
American Heritage has had consecutive tough
tests against Dwyer and Chaminade-Madonna. The Stallions enter their
showdown with University battle tested and ready.
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|Camden County (10-1) Kingsland, GA
Pity the team that drew Camden County in the first round of the playoffs after the Wildcats lost their first game of the season the week Prior. It was Hillgrove who got the wrath of Camden County. This week it's East Coweta who gets blown out.
Last: Def Hillgrove 52-17
Next: 11/23 East Coweta (5-6)
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|Byrnes (12-1) Duncan, SC
The 5-7 Spartanburg Vikings went out like you'd expect a 5-7 team to go out in the playoffs, in flames. The competition this week gets a little stiffer against Gaffney who beat Byrnes 22-18 earlier this season.
Last: Def Spartanburg 54-13
Next: 11/23 @ Gaffney (10-3)
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|Miami Central (8-2) Miami, FL
The Rockets blew out Archbishop McCarthy as was expected. This week they get another shot at Northwestern who Central beat 35-17 on 10/27.
Last: Def Archbishop McCarthy 59-7
Next: 11/23 Northwestern (9-2)
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|Coppell (11-0) Coppell, TX
Coppell had little trouble with MacArthur, but the DeSoto presents a much stiffer challenge this week.
Last: Def MacArthur 31-7
Next: 11/14 No. 6 DeSoto (11-0)
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|Washington (10-1) Miami, FL
Washington's first round opponent was 4-5. Their second round opponent was 5-5 on the season including a 49-6 loss to Washington earlier this year. Yes, Washington will need to get a little further in the playoffs before being challenged. Cocoa in the Semi-Finals might do it.
Last: Def North Broward Prep 71-0
Next: 11/23 Gullver Prep (6-5)
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|Hoover (11-0) Hoover, AL
With McGill-Toolen going out in the round of 16, Hoover has to be considered the favorite to win it all again in 6A. The Bucs took care of business against Pell City and will face Vestavia Hills this week in the quarter-finals. Hoover beat Vestavia Hills 35-15 on 9/28.
Last: Def Shades Valley 38-7
Next: 11/23 Vestavia Hills (10-2)
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|Narbonne (12-0) Harbor City, CA
Because Narbonne plays in a division it dominates, the Gauchos frontload their schedule with out of league opponents. They won all those and are cruising towards their City-Section final against Crenshaw.
Last: Def Garfield 45-0
Next: 11/23 Carson (6-6)
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|Skyline (12-0) Sammamish, WA
It took a quarter for Skyline to get warmed up, but once they did the outcome was predictable. Camas brings an undefeated record to its game with the Spartans, and we'll find out if Washington is a two team state (Bellevue/Skyline) or a three team state. The Papermakers will look to upset the heavily favored Spartans.
Last: Def Roosevelt 54-21
Next: 11/23 Camas (13-0)
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|Allen (10-1) Allen, TX
Week 1 of the playoffs was a cake-walk for Allen, but Week 2 is an entirely different story as the Skeeters of Mesquite come calling.
Last: Def Richardson 63-14
Next: 11/23 No. 35 Mesquite (11-0)
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|Bentonville (11-0) Bentonville, AR
West Memphis was a solid opponent for Bentonville in the second round of the playoffs. You wouldn't know it by the way the Tigers thrashed them though. Bentonville should handle Southside in the Semi-Finals.
Last: Def West Memphis 42-0
Next: 11/23 Southside (8-3)
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|Skyline (10-1) Dallas, TX
Plano put up a good fight against Skyline, but the Raiders prevailed 35-14. Horn will be the best team Skyline has faced since they lost to Bowie on 9/14.
Last: Def Plano 35-14
Next: 11/23 Horn (8-3)
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|Ensworth (12-0) Nashville, TN
The second time wasn't the charm as Ensworth beat Montgomery Bell Academy by the exact 35-7 score the Tigers beat them on 10/5. Thanksgiving break is up next, then it's Memphis University School for the State Championship. Another rematch, and the only team that was within seven points of Ensworth this year.
Last: Def Montgomery Bell Academy 35-7
Next: 11/29 Memphis University (10-2)
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|Oscar Smith (11-1) Chesapeake, VA
Oscar Smith proved to be the better team against a tough Salem team that pushed the Tigers to the brink. Ocean Lakes is up next. While this is just a quarter-final, this has the feel of a State Championship.
Last: Def Salem 34-28
Next: 11/23 Ocean Lakes (12-1)
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|Carroll (10-1) Southlake, TX
I thought Carroll would get a better test last week against Arlington Martin, no dice. The Dragons roared past the Warriors. El Dorado could be in big trouble this week.
Last: Def Arlington Martin 65-7
Next: 11/23 El Dorado (7-4)
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|St. Bonaventure (11-1) Ventura, CA
St. Bonaventure needed overtime to avenge its loss earlier in the season to Santa Margarita, but the Seraphs prevailed over the Eagles. Next up is a Mater Dei team who survived its own battle royale with Alemany last week.
Last: Def Santa
Margarita 27-21
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|Mesquite (11-0) Mesquite, TX
The Skeeters showed little rust after their bye week in beating Sachse 50-28 to open their playoff run. The road is about to get tougher with a showdown against Allen looming.
Last: Def Sachse 50-28
Next: 11/23 No. 28 Allen (10-1)
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|St. John Bosco (8-4) Bellflower, CA
Bosco remains unbeaten on the field and needed to come from behind to beat Notre Dame after losing a 10-0 halftime lead. It's the type of resiliency the Braves have shown all season. They're going to need to dig deep this week to hold off a surging Long Beach Poly team who just got done ending Mission Viejo's season.
Last: Def Notre
Dame 24-17
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|St. Ignatius (11-2) Cleveland, OH
St. Ignatius found out what St. Edward found out two weeks ago, that Mentor is for real. It took three overtimes to out the Wildcats who finish their season at 11-2.
Last: Lost to No. 22 Mentor 57-56 (3OT)
Next: Season Over
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|Gilman (9-2) Baltimore, MD
Gilman left little doubt this time. Calvert Hall gave the Greyhounds a scare in a 24-14 Gilman win on 10/22. This time Gilman left little doubt in a convincing 35-7 victory to claim the MIAA 'A' Title.
Last: Def Calvert Hall 35-7
Next: Season Over
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|Goose Creek (13-0) Goose Creek, SC
Goose Creek had a fight on its hands against a good Bluffton team, but the Gators moved on to the third round with a solid 35-25 win. Goose Creek now gets Northwestern in the Semi-Finals, a team that is seven points away from being undefeated, including a four point loss to Byrnes on 9/7.
Last: Def Bluffton 35-25
Next: 11/23 Northwestern (11-2)
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Colerain (12-1) Cincinnati, OH
Colerain fell victim to Archbishop Moeller who is playing like the Top 5 team that they were at one point during the season before losing three of five games mid-season. Colerain finished the season with wins over St. Xavier (twice), Elder, Lakota West, and Sycamore among others to finish 12-1.
Last: Lost to Archbishop Moeller 24-21
Next: Season Over
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|Lincoln-Way East (13-0) Frankfort, IL
Lincoln-Way East moved on to the State
Finals handily defeating Benet Academy 37-13. Glenbard West brings its
own undefeated record to the Championship Game against the Griffins.
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|Norcross (11-0) Norcross, GA
Norcross took care of a dangerous Chattahoochee team in the first round of the playoffs without much trouble. The second round brings a potent South Gwinnett squad that Norcross beat by two scores in Week 0.
Last: Def Chattahoochee 34-7
Next: 11/23 South Gwinnett (10-2)
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|Paramus Catholic (8-1) Paramus, NJ
Paramus Catholic easily won its playoff game, now it's a friendly of sorts, or unfriendly, in a non-playoff game against Bergen Catholic.
Last: Def Paul IV 48-9
Next: 11/22 Bergen Catholic (6-3)
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|ThunderRidge (11-1) Highlands Ranch, CO
ThunderRidge avoided a letdown after their
57-56 thriller over Cherry Creek two weeks ago. The Grizzlies eeked out
a win against Grandview and get Valor Christian in a Semi-Final that has
the feel of a final.
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|New Bern (13-0) New Bern, NC
New Hanover got a second shot at New Bern in the playoffs, but the result was the same. The Bears were the only team to beat New Hanover this year, and they did it twice. Scotland is up next in the Semi-Finals.
Last: Def New Hanover 49-35
Next: 11/23 Scotland (12-1)
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|Whitmer (13-0) Toledo, OH
Whitmer will attempt to slow down one of the nation's hottest teams in Mentor, something St. Edward and St. Ignatius were unable to do. Whitmer didn't play the grueling schedule of some of Ohio's top teams and should be relatively fresher for the final playoff run.
Last: Def Washington 49-16
Next: 11/24 No. 10 Mentor (12-1)
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|Mission Viejo (11-1) Mission Viejo, CA
Mission Viejo caught a hot Long Beach Poly team at the wrong time. Poly lost three straight games early in the season by a combined score of 105-18. The Jackrabbits have it rolling now though and have won eight straight, knocking off one of the nation's top teams.
Last: Lost to Long Beach Poly 21-16
Next: Season Over
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|Glenbard West (13-0) Glen Ellyn, IL
Glenbard West faces off with Lincoln-Way
East for the State Championship. Neither team has lost and unless
there's a blowout on either side, but teams should remain in the Top 50
regardless of outcome.
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|Muskegon (12-1) Muskegon, MI
Muskegon advanced to the State Finals with a 34-21 win over Caledonia. This week is against Brother Rice who breezed through its half of the bracket including a 31-3 win over Roosevelt last week.
Last: Def Caledonia 34-21
Next: 11/23 Brother Rice (11-2)
|Carver (11-1) Montgomery, AL
Carver makes its debut in the Top 50 with an 11-1 record that includes convincing wins over Prattville and Auburn, and playoff wins over Stanhope Elmore and Fairhope. This week the Wolverines get a good Spain Park team.
Last: Def Fairhope 20-16
Next: 11/23 Spain Park (10-2)
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Tony Hocevar is responsible for leading Clarity Systems' corporate and product marketing initiatives. Under his guidance, the marketing team drove lead generation and built a marketing infrastructure spanning North America, Europe and Asia. Prior to Clarity Systems, Tony held marketing, management consulting and sales positions at Workbrain, Deloitte and Nortel ... Read more
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The third in a series of guest posts by Dan Potter, Product Marketing Lead, IBM Cognos Midmarket Business UnitMost midsize companies have shifted their strategic focus and are looking for ways to improve profitability and drive growth. And many are viewing business analytics as their number one priority.But what is ... Read more
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Described as "the number one spectator sport" at the Olympic Games, pin trading is gaining in popularity.
Cardboard pins were first issued in 1896 to identify athletes (blue), judges (pink), and officials (red). Today the pins have been upgraded to sturdier materials, including glass, copper and brass, that allow for more intricate and lasting designs.
The first souvenir pin was struck in 1912 for the Stockholm Olympic Games. In 1924 at the Olympic village in Paris officials and athletes were housed together, which allowed for mingling and swapping of pins as a form of friendship and respect between nations.
By 1984 there were over 1,300 pin designs and some visitors attended simply to trade rather than actually watch the games. A pin's rarity can increase its collectability and price, such as the pin produced for the canceled games in 1940. Many pins are available to the public, but others are exclusively for athletes and participants.
Collector pins have been worn by CU-Boulder staff and alumni including former volleyball assistant coach Ricci Luyties, who won the gold in volleyball during the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, and William Hybl (Law'67), who served as president of the U.S. Olympic Committee from 1996 to 2000. He led the United States Olympic team delegation at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.
Most pins are official and authorized, but unauthorized and even counterfeit ones are sold. As a collector it is important to know the difference. Lists, blogs and catalogs are available to guide the beginning collector and describe the rules of trading etiquette, which are strictly observed.
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Gone are the days when surly ice-cream men trawled suburbia with their diesel spitting vans and bags of flakes. Those travelling sweet-sellers forever condemned to the cultural quirks of childhood. Well, almost. Adam Ellis, design director of brand agency Coley Porter Bell (CPB) has rekindled his love affair with ice-cream in a van and hopes you will too. Say hello to Scoop.
- was inspired when, recently, I bought my four-year-old daughter an ice cream, and the whole theatre of my childhood came flooding back. Wouldnít it be great to relive the excitement of getting butterflies when you heard that kitsch music playing from around the corner?
Winning CPB's 'Blue Sky'competition, Ellis took the £2000 (US$ 3900) prize money and put it straight into his winning design. ìI wanted to rekindle the magic with a mantra of style with a smile and the ice creamís not bad eitherî, says Adam.
Playing on that sense of nostalgia, Scoop breathes life into the run down image of selling ice cream on the streets. Taking a blinged out van fitted with chandelier and a host of fancy puddings, Scoop brings boutique eating to the masses. And with flavours including Turkish Delight, organic champagne and traditional marmalade, it's not exactly child's play. Delivering it all in bespoke cutlery, who said Mr Whippy was just for kids?
So far Scoop has only been available in Londonís East End, but Ellis has big plans for the summer. "I'd like to do music festivals, art galleries, weddings, anything with that sense of theatre".
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Friday, January 22, 2016
Continuing Education and Conference Center, Room 135
1890 Buford Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108
The Continuing Education and Conference Center is located on the University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus, just east of the intersection of Gortner and Buford.
Final registration will begin at 8:00 AM
Continental breakfast will be available during registration.
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The catenary is the geometrical shape that corresponds to the curve followed by an idealized chain or cable supported at both ends and hanging under its own weight. The viscous catenary problem describes the motion of a cylinder of highly viscous fluid, supported at its ends as it flows under gravity. In the last decade this problem has generated significant theoretical and experimental interest in the academic community. Solutions to the problem in one dimension have been derived. The rich phenomena that occur in this apparently simple problem are industrially important in a range of applications such as filament spinning and glass manufacture. The model is an example of the Laminar Two-Phase Flow, Moving Mesh interface with a time-dependent study.


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Ordinary objects become extraordinary through the lenses of our community of contributors, who uncover the artistic potential of padlocks, sheet music, and measuring spoons. Share their vision in this free Windows theme, the third in our Everyday Art series.
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Keeping the lights on
by Kathy Chambers 18 Jul, 2013 in Products and Content
On August 14, 2003, a software bug at a utility company brought New York City to its knees, and the resulting cascading effect ultimately forced the shutdown of more than 100 power plants (read more). Approximately 50 million people in 8 U.S. states and Canada experienced the worst blackout in North American history.
Research has been ongoing at the Department of Energy to improve our electrical grid's reliability to ensure history is not repeated.
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Lansing drivers won't have to look at the orange barrels around Saginaw Street much longer.
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It's been closed since March for a major reconstruction project that reduced Saginaw from 5 lanes to 3, added a bike lane, widened sidewalks and made improvements to Lansing's River Trail.
The River Trail is also expected to open in that area Friday.
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Things to see and do - Chile
Leaving for Chile
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Chile : Michelin's recommendations
Although just one and half times the size of France, Chile resembles a continent in its own right, with its 4,300km of Pacific coastline running along the length of South America, stretching from one of the world's most arid deserts in the far north of the country to the glacial and unforgiving waters of Antarctica to the south. No wider than 150km at any point, this narrow country ranges in altitude from sea level to 6,000m, and holds the record for the greatest altitude differential in the world, with two mountain ranges, the coastal mountains and the Andes (the latter forming the border with Argentina), and a long central plain.
From Arica, the country's northernmost town, to Punta Arenas in the far south, Chile boasts a wide variety of stunning landscapes along the length of the Austral Road, an extension of the Pan-American highway: the beaches, salt deserts and oasis of the Norte Grande; the active volcanoes, lakes and fast-flowing rivers of the Sur Chico; the mist-covered fjords and archipelagos of Patagonia; the enormous glaciers of Tierra del Fuego; as well as the vine-covered hills of the Valle Central and the clear skies of the Norte Chico, where scientists have established their observatories. This natural beauty is preserved in the country's national parks, some of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Mention should also be made of the rich heritage left by the Incas, Spanish and Europeans, all of whom have contributed to the country's long history. With its magnificent archaeological sites, fascinating museums and wooden churches, Chile's heritage and culture have been immortalised by the words of Chilean poets, such as Pablo Neruda and Gabriela Mistral, both of whom were awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Chile : Must-see towns and regions
From the Cerro San Cristóbal, enjoy a view of Santiago, a city of six million inhabitants. To a backdrop of the Andes, explore the city's bustling markets, residential districts, verdant parks, impres...
Situated at the mouth of the Río Biobío, Concepción marks the end of the Valle Central and the beginning of Southern Chile, and Araucania, the heartland of the Mapuche. Traditionally left-wing, it is ...
Surfing, sandboarding and paragliding are all popular activities in Iquique, the capital of the Norte Grande, and nowadays the leading coastal resort in Chile, which has developed along a stretch of g...
This small oasis in the desert attracts numerous tourists and comes as a well-earned reward after visiting the salar de Atacama. Admire its picturesque adobe houses, streets made from beaten earth, an...
It's hard to believe that the Magellanes, made up of myriad islands battered by the wind, and only accessible by boat or plane, have a capital, the hugely hospitable city of Punta Arenas, located on t...
It is tourism rather than wool that is now the mainstay of Puerto Natales' economy, a small fishing port on the fjord of the "Last Hope", facing the Patagonian Andes. It is the last stop on the ferry ...
Valparaíso, the "inconsequential" cultural capital of Chile so dear to Pablo Neruda, is dominated by the 42 hills which rise up in an amphitheatre behind the port located at the mouth of the Rió Maipo...
Valparaíso, the "inconsequential" cultural capital of Chile so dear to Pablo Neruda, is dominated by the 42 hills which rise up in an amphitheatre behind the port located at the mouth of the Rió Maipo...