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If it weren't for the mountains in the southern part of Poland, it might have been remembered as the ''flat country'', a term coined by Marek Grechuta, a 20th century poet and singer who sang about the heart and soul of his divided country.
The Vistula flows northwards through the country from the south, drawn by the shimmering amber of the gentle Baltic Sea and leaving in its wake green valleys as romantic as a Chopin waltz and as intoxicating as one of its innumerable vodkas.
From one end to the other of the country, ''fields of ripe rye'' full of ''drunken sweetness'' (according to Jean Genêt's vision) turn into lakes and forests in the north, and dunes and mountain slopes on the coast and in the south. The land is chiefly composed of large areas of unspoiled nature, including a biosphere reserve protected by UNESCO. Some of the country's main cities, such as Cracow and Gdansk, also have the honour of being on the World Heritage list.
Poland, which flourished during the Renaissance and was subjected in subsequent centuries to the assaults of foreign powers, has preserved many examples of Baroque architecture and some traces of Soviet influence. One of these is the capital's spectacular 778ft.-tall Palace of Culture and Science, which would have made the astronomer Copernicus' head spin!
Poland : Must-see towns and regions
Krakow is the historic capital of Poland: a place of deep religious significance, the final resting place of the Kings of Poland, the site of the venerable university where Nicholas Copernicus studied...
Capital of the present Polish Republic, since the fire that destroyed the royal castle of de Cracow in 1596, Warsaw (in Polish Warszawa, from the name of two lovers on whom a mediaeval fable confers t...
The old Prussian city of Danzig was a flourishing place in the Middle Ages. A strategic point in Poland - at the mouth of the Vistula where it empties into the Baltic Sea -, it was here that Europe sl...
This suburb of Gdansk includes the remains of a Cistercian abbey and is famous for its cathedral whose two tall octagonal brick towers overlook a superb park; The interior is mainly Baroque. The 18C o...
Czestochowa is at the heart of a rugged landscape dotted with ruined castles - impressive eagles' nest raised up by Casimir the Great in the 14C. Among the most outstanding castles are Olsztyn and Ogr...
Between Gdansk and Gdynia, Sopot is a very popular seaside resort known for its nice beaches. The wood pier (516 metres long) is said to be the longest in the Baltic. The open-air theatre schedules ev...
This winter sports resort sits at the foot of the Tatras range, an alpine section of the Carpathians and the point of departure for mountain walks. Along the main street (Krupowki) are shops, cafés an...
With 800 years of history, this is one of the Gothic jewels of Lesser Poland. The centrepiece of its vast market square (more than 100m across) is the 14C town hall, while good examples of townhouses ...


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Search for Ph.D.s in anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, physiology, pharmacology, and pathology is underway; up to 25 positions to be added by 2013.
Driven by progress toward the accreditation of Indiana's new College of Osteopathic Medicine, Marian University announced that it has opened the search for biomedical science faculty in the disciplines of anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, physiology, pharmacology and pathology.Up to three faculty positions in each discipline are expected to be hired between now and the opening of the medical school in August of 2013. In addition, the university is searching for four candidates in the sciences to support undergraduate enrollment growth in theSchool of Mathematics and Sciences. The four tenure-track positions, one each in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and science education, will be filled by candidates with Ph.D.s in subjects like genetics, immunology, microbiology, and physics. The new faculty members will be instrumental in expanding the university's undergraduate research initiatives, developing innnovative curriculum components, and supporting a hands-on teaching and learning environment. "This influx of doctorate and post-doctorate researchers in critical biomedical disciplines has been created because of Marian University's new medical school, and they will contribute greatly to scientific inquiry, innovation, and human capital in Indianapolis," said university president Daniel J. Elsener. Economic data from economic development experts point to further growth in this sector and an increased need for cultivating a skilled workforce. A2011 report published by BioCrossroads noted that Indiana is emerging as a national 'destination community' when it comes to the life sciences and healthcare. Indiana's life sciences industry delivers a $44 billion economic impact to the state, which is home to 825 companies and more than 50,000 life sciences workers. Following this report, the Wall Street Journal identified Indiana as the hub for the life sciences industry, which includes healthcare and biomedical companies. The addition of key faculty members at Marian University will be a direct contribution to the growth of this industry in Indianapolis. "By building a new medical school in Indiana, Marian University is playing a significant role in educating, retaining, and attracting a skilled life sciences workforce," said Scott W. Miller, president of the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. "This is one of the significant challenges addressed in the BioCrossroads report and Marian University's College of Osteopathic Medicine is helping Indianapolis meet that challenge head-on," he continued. The new faculty members will teach an innovative curriculum designed to closely integrate biomedical science and medicine. "The objective is to educate osteopathic physicians who will practice in Indiana, collaborate with other talented researchers here, and further improve the quality of life for Hoosier residents," said Dr. Paul Evans, DO, founding dean of the Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MU-COM). The mission of the MU-COM is a compelling one; healthcare and biomedical companies like St.Vincent Health, Community Health Network, Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, and Hill-Rom have already partnered with the university to build the new medical school. The MU-COM is an important project that directly address the shortage of physicians in our state—an issue that has both social and economic ramifications. Indiana will be short 5,000 physicians and need 2,000 more primary care physicians by 2020. The medical school will be located in the Michael A. Evans Center for Health Sciences, a $47 million construction project that will also house the School of Nursing. Both medical and nursing students will train together in the building and share classroom and laboratory space. The building is part of a larger health and life sciences initiative on campus with financial needs totaling $160 million. For more information, visit theweb site.
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|2011 California League
Top Hitting Prospects
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Stockton (A's) - San Jose (Giants) - Modesto (Rockies) - Lake Elsinore (Padres)
Inland Empire (Angles) - Rancho Cucamonga (Dodgers) - Lancaster (Astros)
Visalia (Diamondbacks) - High Desert (Mariners) - Bakersfield (Reds)
Over the course of the 2011 Minor League season I was fortunate enough to attend over 50 games at Banner Island Ballpark in Stockton, CA - home of the Single A affiliate of the Oakland A's. Many of the games brightest young stars came through and I was able to get an up close and personal glimpse of several top prospects. The list below is NOT a ranking - but merely observations I had while watching so many games. I am not a baseball expert in any way. But I've watched the game for over 20 years and I really started following SF Giants prospects about 5 years ago. In 2009 Buster Posey and Madison Bumgarner were members of the San Jose Giants and I saw them play in Stockton and just a year and a half later they helped the Giants win the World Series. If there is a Minor League team near where you live I encourage you to go check out a game and see top prospects playing in your backyard.
Banner Island Ballpark is a hitters park. The wind is always blowing out due to the fact it's located on the water and the dimensions feature short distances to both right and left field. Several of the HRs I saw hit this year would be fly ball outs in most - if not all - Major League ballparks. Typically I sat in the front few rows - right next to the on-deck circle. I like to see these guys up close. The seats are so close to the field they are almost dangerous. I've seen broken bats and foul balls wiz by without even time to flinch - so hopefully this article was worth the fear factor!
Michael Choice - CF
Season Line: .285 30 HR 28 2B 82 RBI
The crown jewel of my season watching minor league baseball was Michael Choice. The California League leader in Homeruns (30) flashed his power to all fields and I made sure I was always in my seat when he came up to bat. Choice does not look like your typical power hitter - only 6 feet tall - but not many guys have a pair of thick legs like he does, NFL Running Back thick.
Hitting Observations: The thing that impressed me most about Choice is that he hits balls hard all over the ballpark. Many of the HR's I saw him hit early in the season went the other way to RF. As the season rolled along many of them started to soar out to CF and a few would be pulled out to LF. The sound of balls off his bat are different. This is something you pick up on in a minor league setting. In a big league park there is so much going on - so much noise. But sometimes you can hear a pin drop in Banner Island Ballpark on a Tuesday night. Choice makes loud contact and hit some impressive HRs that didn't need any wind or short porches to go out. He can get anxious at times, but that is the case with most hitters down here. He took 61 walks which was 12th most in the league, so I imagine that he will cut down on the strikeouts as he gets older.
Gary Brown - CF
|Hitting Observations: Holds the bat very close to his right shoulder and is quick and fast through the ball. I've seen a few of his HR's and it's usually when he jumps on a fastball and drives it out pull-side to LF. His .336 batting average was 3rd in the Cal League and his 53 SB were 2nd. Thinking toward the future, the Giants home ballpark plays right into Brown's speed and gap power game. Brown could potentially lead the league in triples by shooting balls into 'triples ally' - a 421 foot lane for him to aim at. There is a strong possibility Gary will be called up to the MLB Giants in 2012.
Defense Observations: Brown is an excellent CF because of his great speed. His arm is average but good enough to be his natural position. I doubt you'll see the spectacular catches that earn players gold gloves - but Brown has the potential to play CF for many years in the big leagues.
Personal Observations: Gary is on the top step of the dugout - it seems like at all times. Very involved in the game even when he is not coming up to bat anytime soon. Pre-game he goes through a number of running exercises and stretching routines. Seems more focued and driven then some of the other players. Is very cordial to the fans. 1st class guy - very nice to kids and young people - always signed autographs and was talking to fans. Brown is on Twitter and openly expresses his love for pop singer Taylor Swift.
|Yasmani Grandal - C
Bakersfield Blaze (Cincinnati Reds)
Age: 22 - Bats: Both - Throws: Right
2010 1st Round Draft Pick - #12 Overall
Cal League Line: 56 Games .296 10 HR 40 RBI 41 BB 57 SO
Grandal was not in the Cal League all season - playing just 56 games. I saw 3 or 4 of them and he is an impressive looking athlete. Grown man type body - big strong - thick - just how you want a catcher. I only saw him hit left handed and he has a power stroke that should develop over time. His arm is big behind the plate.
The Reds have a couple nice catching prospects but Grandal will force the issue as early as 2012 to get to the MLB. He will most likely start the year in AAA Louisville.
|Angelo Songco - LF/1B
Rancho Cucamonga (L.A. Dodgers)
Age: 22 - Bats: Left - Throws: Right
2009 4th Round Draft Pick
Season Line: .313 29 HR 48 2B 114 RBI
They list Songco at 6 feet tall, probably with his spikes on. Not a big guy - but ranked 2nd in HR and 1st in doubles. Powerful bat, I didn't know who he was when he came into Stockton - in the 2 games I saw him he went 5-10 and smashed 2 deep homeruns. The thing that I liked was he displayed bat control and with two strikes he cut down his swing and was looking up the middle.
Songco has had a good minor league career thus far and if he can get out of the gate hot in 2012 in either AA or AAA then he could push for a job in Los Angeles. This is a player to watch out for and it wouldn't shock me to see him play in the big leagues for several years.
|Myrio Richard - LF
Stockton Ports (Oakland A's)
Age: 23 - Bats: Right - Throws: Right
2009 9th Round Draft Pick
Season Line: .292 8 HR 29 2B 57 RBI
The one player who always seemed to make consistent contact was Myrio. He is not a well known prospect at all and didn't put up gaudy numbers. But there wasn't another player who I saw have so many good at bats and it felt like he always squared up the ball. Typically hit lead off for the Ports but he spent time in many different lineup spots. I could see him as a great 4th or 5th outfielder if he can make it all the way to the major leagues.
There was one game where he went 1-4 but all of the balls were smoked and his 3 outs were on defensive web gems. He won't be a huge power guy at all, but can control the bat and it wouldn't surprise me if he hits over .300 when he gets back out to AAA Sacramento.
Nolan Arenado - 3B
Nolan is a very good hitter and looks like a natural baseball player. His 122 RBI ranked 1st in the Cal League and I was also very impressed with several plays he made at 3B. Balls that he had to charge and make an off balance throw were made with ease. Could develop even more power because he hit two of the deepest HR's I've seen hit this year.
Rashun Dixon - RF
Season Line: .243 11 HR 19 2B 47 RBI
|Matt Davidson - 3B/1B
Visalia Rawhide (Diamondbacks)
Age: 20 - Bats: Right - Throws: Right
2009 1st Round Draft Pick #35 Overall
Season Line: .277 20 HR 39 2B 106 RBI
Just 20 years old this season, Davidson is a big, strong, impressive looking player for the Arizona Diamondbacks. There is a good bet he'll end up at 1B at some point in his career as his defense is questionable at 3B. But his bat plays as a 3, 4, or 5 hitter and that is where he shines the most.
Much like most of the players down at this level, Matt needs to be more selective and cut the strike outs down. The Dbacks will probably give him at least another two full years in the minors before bringing him up to the big leagues.
Other Players of Note:
Josh Rutledge - SS - Modesto Nuts (Colorado Rockies)
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These chewy, gooey bars surely won't last long. Good thing they're quick and easy to make!—Mary Schmittinger, Colgate, Wisconsin
- 4 cups quick-cooking oats
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2/3 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup plus 2/3 cup peanut butter, divided
- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 package (11 ounces) butterscotch chips
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup chopped salted peanuts
- In a large bowl, combine the oats, brown sugar, butter, 1/2 cup peanut butter, corn syrup and vanilla. Press into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Bake at 375° for 12-14 minutes or until mixture is bubbly around the edges.
- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt butterscotch and chocolate chips; stir until smooth. Stir in peanuts and remaining peanut butter; spread over the oat mixture. Cool for 10 minutes; chill until set. Yield: 2 dozen.
Editor's Note: Reduced-fat peanut butter is not recommended for this recipe.
Originally published as Peanutty Candy Bars in Taste of Home June/July 2009, p74
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"Oh my! So rich and chewy! Very good as is, but the chocoholic in me wants to do as ljakes suggested and switch the amounts of chocolate and butterscotch chips around the next time I make them. I did use dark corn syrup as it was what I had on hand and I prefer it over the light."
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"AWESOME, I did 1 pkg of choc. chips, and 1 c. butterscotch chips, in the frosting."
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"This is one of my favorite go-to recipes! Everyone loves the mix of chocolate and peanut butter."
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On the Roof Of Anatolia
A spring breeze is blowing on the slopes of Mt. Ağrı. Transit point of civilizations throughout history, the city today, with its renewed climate of peace and brotherhood, is poised to become Eastern Anatolia's touristic capital.
On the Roof Of Anatolia
A spring breeze is blowing on the slopes of Mt. Ağrı. Transit point of civilizations throughout history, the city today, with its renewed climate of peace and brotherhood, is poised to become Eastern Anatolia's touristic capital.
Would you travel from one end of the world to the other to see a mountain? The Patagonian tourists we encounter in the region say, yes, if that mountain is Ağrı! Just one look at Ağrı, Turkey's tallest peak at 5,137 meters, is enough to bowl a person over. The Russian poet Pushkin, who surveyed Ağrı with awe when he arrived at its slopes in 1829, said it all: "I looked at the legendary mountain with all my might." If you decide to make its acquaintance this summer, this magnificent peak will greet you with the white cap it sports all year long. Celebrated in song by folk poets, this mountain, where Noah and his followers took refuge, is worthy of the epithet "cradle of civilization". For, as Yaşar Kemal describes in his book, The Legend of Mount Ağrı, this is a place of love and faith more than any other. Mem and Zin, Kerem and Aslı, Siyabend and Haje, and others… The words of Muhsin Bulut, a tourism manager in the city, sum up the way Ağrı natives see their mountain: "Mt. Ağrı is more precious to us than all the diamonds of Africa."
One of the world's most famous peaks, Ağrı is overrun with mountain climbers from all over the world the year round. The first climb on this mountain Marco Polo said could never be scaled was made in 1929. Climbing tours open even to amateurs are organized every year in July and August. Doğubayazıt journalist Erol Yiğit compares the mountain, which is visible from exactly five countries, to a bashful bride. And he's right, because viewing its summit, which is usually enveloped in mist, demands patience.
Let us move on to another treasure this city surrounded by some of Anatolia tallest volcanic masses like Ağrı, Tendürek and Kösedağ has to offer visitors İshak Paşa Sarayı, for example. To see this palace, which rises in fairytale splendor in the middle of nowhere, you have to go to Doğubayazıt. Its construction undertaken in 1685, it took exactly 99 years to complete. This palace, in whose fountains milk once flowed, is a perfect synthesis of Ottoman and Seljuk architecture. And its environs are a virtual open-air museum. Starting from the palace, an extremely pleasant route awaits you including Urartu Castle, Old Bayazıt Mosque, the Turbeh of Ahmedi Hani, and the Garden of the Priest. The day starts early in Doğubayazıt. The arcades open to the strains of the call to prayer, and freshly steeped tea accompanies friendly conversation. Those keen to see the area's natural beauty spots head for Balık Gölü (Fish Lake) some 60 kilometers away, one of Anatolia's highest lakes at an altitude of 2,300 meters above sea level. According to Metin Eryılmaz, an experienced tourism operator in the region, the lake environment is a rich observation area for myriad species of butterflies. There are some sites very conducive to tent and caravan camping in the Fish Lake area, which is hosting a highland festival this summer for the first time in 30 years. In the northern part of the lake, famous for its red-speckled trout, there is also an island with historic ruins. Meteor Gorge, another site worth seeing in the area, is very near the Iranian border crossing at Gürbulak. As you travel from Doğubayazıt to Diyadin, you'll be regaled with landscapes reminiscent of pastoral paintings. And let us not forget the natural hot water springs at Diyadin, a major health tourism center with comfortable hotels and turquoise blue thermal pools. Finally, the nearby Meya Valley stands out for its natural tunnels and 3,000-year-old rock dwellings.
Patnos, in the shadow of Mt. Süphan, an extinct volcano, is known for its vibrant markets. Meanwhile Toprakkale and Hamur Kumbet at Eleşkirt lay bare the city's deep-rooted history. In addition to cultural tourism, Ağrı is also growing fast as a sports city. With 8,500 students despite opening only in 2007, İbrahim Çeçen University has departments like farm management and disabled care which have no counterparts in Turkey. The young athletes trained at the modern sports complex adjoining Lütfi Yiğenoğlu Stadium are chalking up successes in every branch of sport from tennis and swimming to football and track and field. As flowers of hope blossom in Ağrı, the sun is getting ready to rise once again in the east.
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Not Wimbledon, Ağri
Known for its success in track and field in recent years, Ağrı is now on the rise in tennis as well. Founded four years ago, Ağrı Tennis Club made the Turkish Super League last year. The club's head trainer, Fırat Balkis, says that player numbers are approaching 200 and that interest in tennis is growing in the city. Pointing out that Turkey garnered third place in the 8-10 age group last year, Balkis says preparations are under way to host a third international tennis tournament in September.
Ağri's Batmobile
İsmail İlhan, who has restored countless automobiles at the Doğubayazıt Auto Repair Shops over the last 15 years, has produced two futuristic vehicles inspired by the film, Batman. Made from entirely recyclable materials and looking surprisingly like regular cars, they can reach speeds of up to 100 km/hr. İlhan, who explains that he produced a water-powered car in 2001, says that if given the opportunity he could build a submarine and take tourists to the depths of Fish Lake.
In Search Of The Avocet
The wetlands between Mt. Ağrı and Doğubayazıt are a goldmine for bird watchers. You can observe dozens of species here, among them avocet, Montagu's harrier, gadwall, ferruginous duck and pochard.
Abdigor Kofta
The region's meat dishes are especially tasty thanks to the animals that graze on its vast meadows with their myriad flowers. Abdigor kofta, tava kebab, sansevieria soup, and "murtuğa" walnut halvah, to name just a few.
Carpet-Weaving Courses
Carpet companies offer carpet-weaving courses in Doğubayazıt in cooperation with the center for public education. An extensive collection of Anatolian and Persian carpets is on exhibit at these venues.
White Honey
Called 'white honey' because it is so light in color, Ağrı Aladağ honey is made from flowers that grow at altitudes of 2,000 meters. Thick and not too sweet, this honey has an aroma reminiscent of fresh thyme.
Getting There
Turkish Airlines has daily flights to Ağrı Airport. For more information: turkishairlines.com


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Here is the video that adidas released this morning. I think they are a hell of a lot better than last years "N" uniforms. I don't think that these would be bad for a full-time alternate uniform for the 'skers. The people that are stuck in 1970, 1971, 1994, 1995, 1997 would never allow it though.
I see they still have not installed a "spit shield" for when madman Bo Peep scream in your face.
Damn. Those are some nice duds.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Why can't we have nice things
Better than that crap they had last year.
I wish they would just show us a picture instead of some video.
I emailed JP saying I bet he could get fans to buy special uniforms if they got to keep them after the game. No response.
2015 CF Avatar of the Year winner.
aww but still the Fuskers
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I wish they would just show us a picture instead of some video.
I emailed JP saying I bet he could get fans to buy special uniforms if they got to keep them after the game. No response.
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Adidas uniforms are garbage...not impressed. But I do find it curious that all of these teams with "tradition" are going through uniform alternates. I can't see any argument against doing it now. I really hope we have some sort of surprise this season, this type of thing could easily be done on the side, but I'll take a successful winning season over that anyday.
classic uniforms with one or two special new things a year is the best of both worlds. Yesterday watching '93 KSU/ISU highlights...I don't think KSU football is worse off because they've had the same decent uniform/logo for two decades. I hope ISU uniforms and brand identity are exactly like they are now in 20 years, but if we want to do some wild shiz on a special occasion I'm all for that.
Not impressed, mainly cause they are Addidas
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Saw these on twitter. Oregon going with some lime green combos this year.
Wait, I keep getting told by the Eastern Iowa media that Iowa was their rival. Now they are unrivaled?
looks like zorro got ahold of that glove.
I remember when "blackshirts" actually meant something, and while I hated Nebraska, they were good.
If I am a fan of Nebraska, I would be ****** that these guys are getting black jerseys. Their defense simply doesn't deserve it.
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Lindsey Vonn was back.
We all have our special place somewhere that gives us peace and confidence. Somewhere we feel truly at home where we can do no wrong. The ever-grey skies and rolling, pitching terrain of the downhill run in Lake Louise ironically known as "Men's Olympic" are that home to Lindsey Vonn.
Vonn's desire to race against the men in Lake Louise brought a wave of attention to alpine ski racing this fall; interestingly enough, most of it was supportive. Knowing her prowess in Lake Louise, few were bold enough to speak out against her chances. But her hopes were dashed when the International Ski Federation turned down the request.
After a tough opener in Soelden, Austria going out in the giant slalom she had won 12 months earlier Vonn came down with a gastrointestinal ailment in early November that hit her like a brick. She missed strategic training and came to the Nature Valley Aspen Winternational Thanksgiving weekend still visibly weak. She left Aspen 53rd in the World Cup overall standings after gaining her first 10 points of the season.
Champions like Lindsey Vonn, though, are resilient and focused. She just needed that special place on a hill she owned, a bit removed from the mainstream hustle and bustle of the White Circus. She needed that place where she could regroup and set a course to defend her Audi FIS Alpine World Cup crown.
On the opening day of training she made a statement - .95 seconds faster than the field. On the first of three race days a nasty, windy, snowy, foggy afternoon in the Canadian Rockies she left her mark with a 1.73-second win, more than half a football field ahead of teammate Stacey Cook!
In a rematch a day later, it was a bit tougher. Already down .24 seconds to Cook, she came wide into the Fishnet turn, almost clipping the safety fence with her ski tails as she chucked her Head skis to a near complete stop.
That error cost her a full second, maybe more. Her win streak at Lake Louise was over, or so it seemed. Well, not exactly. In true Lindsey fashion, she won every split time from there to the bottom to take lucky World Cup win No. 13 at Lake Louise.
By the time of Sunday's super G, there was no one left to doubt that Lindsey Vonn was back. She won that race, too, for a World Cup record seventh straight at Lake Louise. It was her 56th World Cup victory, passing Switzerland's Vreni Schneider for second on the all-time women's World Cup list behind only Annemarie Moser Proell's 62. And she moved from 53rd to second in the World Cup overall standings, breathing down the neck of Slovenia's Tina Maze.
Who knows if we'll ever see her in the men's starting gate at Lake Louise. But one thing's for sure: Never count out Lindsey Vonn at her home in Lake Louise.
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|AHL Second All-Star Team (2008) AHL First All-Star Team (2009) Traded to Chicoutimi (QMJHL) by Moncton (QMJHL) for Francois Caron, January 10, 2001. Traded to Chicago by Anaheim with Bruno St. Jacques for Sebastien Caron, Matt Keith and Chris Durno, December 28, 2006. Traded to NY Rangers by Chicago for future considerations, October 11, 2007. Signed as a free agent by NY Islanders, July 2, 2010. Signed as a free agent by Colorado, July 1, 2012. Traded to Montreal by Colorado with Colorado's 5th round choice (Matthew Bradley) in 2015 Entry Draft for Daniel Briere, June 30, 2014. Signed as a free agent by Toronto, July 1, 2015.
Signed as a free agent by the Islanders on July 2, 2010. Signed to a one-year extension on February 17, 2011.
Selected by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in the ninth round (264th overall) of the 2001 National Hockey League Entry Draft.Traded by Anaheim, along with Bruno St. Jacques, to the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for Sebastien Caron, Matt Keith and Chris Durno on October 11, 2007. Traded from Chicago to the New York Rangers in exchange for a conditional seventh-round draft pick in the 2008 Draft on October 11, 2007.
Finished second on the Islanders in scoring with 53 points (20g/33a) in 81 games during his first full NHL season and irst with the Islanders… Tied for first on the team with nine power-play goals, ranked second in assists and tied for second with three game-winning goals…Had 15 two-point games…Made his Islanders debut and recorded his first two assists/points of the year in the season-opener on Oct. 9 vs. Dallas…Scored his first goal as an Islander against his former team on Oct. 11 vs. NY Rangers…Had a two-assist game on Oct. 16 vs. Colorado…Had a four-game point streak from Oct. 16-23 (1g/4a)…Matched his career high of three goals in his 12th game of the season on Nov. 3 at Carolina…Scored his career-high fourth goal of the season in his 15th game on Nov. 11 at San Jose…Had a four-game point streak from Dec. 22-27 (3g/2a)…Scored the shootout game-deciding goal vs. Pittsburgh on Dec. 29… Had a two-assist game on Jan. 3 at Calgary…Had a three-game point streak from Mar. 11-15 (2g/3a)…Scored his 20th goal of the season in the final game on Apr. 9 at Philadelphia.
2009-10: Posted eight points (3g/5a) in 22 games during his seventh professional season and third with the NY Rangers...Led the Rangers with two game-deciding shootout tallies [Nov. 25 at Florida (T. Vokoun) and Nov. 14 at Ottawa (B. Elliott)]...Scored his first NHL goal in his NY Rangers debut on Oct. 28 at NY Islanders...Registered his first multi-point game with two assists on Nov. 23 vs. Columbus...Was the Hartford Wolf Pack's (American Hockey League) fifth-leading scorer with 45 points (20g/25a), despite playing in just 35 games...Ranked second on the team with a plus-15 rating and finished fourth in goals. 2008-09: Led Hartford in assists (49) and ranked second in goals (29) and points (78)...Named a First Team AHL All-Star...Ranked ninth in the AHL in points, tenth in the league in assists and 16th in goals...Established a career high in penalty minutes with 142...Recorded a career-high 24 multi-point performances. 2007-08: Established career highs in goals (34) and points (81) in 75 AHL games, while leading Hartford in goals, assists (47) and points...Ranked fourth in the AHL in points, sixth in goals and ninth in assists...Tied for fifth in the league with 15 power-play goals...Tallied 23 multi-point games...Recorded four scoring streaks of five games or more. 2006-07: Played in 68 AHL games, split between the Portland Pirates and Norfolk Admirals, totaling 79 points (30g/49a) with a plus-19 rating...Finished tenth in the league in points and sixth in assists...Notched 24 multi-point games, including three four-point efforts and a hat trick...Made his NHL debut with Chicago on Feb. 16 vs. Vancouver...Appeared in five games with Chicago, registering one assist and two penalty minutes...Scored his first NHL point/assist on the power play on Feb. 14 at Pittsburgh. 2005-06: Recorded 49 points (22g/27a) in 56 games for Portland...Registered 12 multi-point games. 2004-05: In his second season with the Cincinnati Admirals, scored 41 points (17g/24a) in 76 games. 2003-04: Made his professional debut with Cincinnati, scoring 30 points (14g/16a) in 66 games..
2008: Led Hartford in playoff goals (3) and points (5), and tied for second on the team in assists (2) in five Calder Cup Playoff games. 2007: Skated in six Calder Cup Playoff games with Norfolk, scoring two goals and one assist. 2006: Posted playoff career highs in goals (5), assists (17) and points...Ranked first on Portland and third in the league in playoff assists, third on the team and ninth in the league in points, and first on Portland and third in the league with a plus-13 rating. 2005: Scored two goals in eight Calder Cup Playoff games with Cincinnati. 2004: Made his professional playoff debut, skating in seven Calder Cup Playoff games with Cincinnati and scoring one goal with two assists.
2002-03: Spent time with the Chicoutimi Sagueneens and the Sherbrooke Castors during his third and final junior season (Quebec Major Junior Hockey League), totaling 103 points (33g/70a) in 59 games...Led Sherbrooke in assists, points, penalty minutes and plus-minus (plus-23)...Ranked third on the team in goals. 2001-02: Appeared in 68 games for Chicoutimi, notching career highs in goals (51), points (118), and penalty minutes (120)...Led the club in goals during both the regular season and the postseason (3)...Also posted one assist in four playoff games, along with 10 penalty minutes. 2000-01: Skated for the Moncton Wildcats and Chicoutimi, totaling 20 goals and 32 assists for 52 points in 73 games...Traded from Moncton to Chicoutimi for Francois Caron on Jan. 10...Ranked second on Chicoutimi in goals (4), assists (7), and points (11) during the QMJHL Playoffs.
2003: Scored seven points (4g/3a) in six games for Team Canada at the 2003 World Junior Championships.


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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (10/4/13) - The No. 9 ranked Princeton men's cross country team finished in third place at the Notre Dame Invitational on Friday, Oct. 4 with a team score of 147.
No. 30 Columbia upset the field winning the race with a score of 113. In second place was No. 7 Tulsa with 124 points. Following Princeton was Minnesota with 155 points, No. 16 Colorado State with 189, No. 21 New Mexico with 202, No. 22 Notre Dame at 236, No. 24 Virginia at 279.
Princeton had two runners finish before any runner from Columbia had crossed the line. Senior Tyler Udland led the Tigers with a ninth-place finish and a time of 24:39.2. Senior Chris Bendtsen was 11th at 24:40.7. Juniors Matt McDonald and Sam Pons finsihed 22nd and 27th respectively at 24:51.3 and 24:55.3. Rounding out the scorers was senior Alejandro Arroyo Yamin at 25:34.3 in 78th place. Sophomore Sam Berger and senior George Galasso finished off the seven, running in together in 118th and 199th. Freshman William Bertrand and sophomore Michael Sublette also competed.
Princeton has another group of runners competing at the Paul Short Invitational tomorrow at Lehigh,Princeton Finishers
9. Tyler Udland 24:39.2
11. Chris Bendtsen 24:40.7
22. Matt McDonald 24:51.3
27. Sam Pons 24:55.3
78. Alejandro Arroyo Yamin 25:34.3
118. Sam Berger 26:00.9
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EUGENE, Ore. -- One of the most successful players both on the field and in the classroom in Pac-10 history, Bill Musgrave has been selected to receive the 2012 Leo Harris Award. And one of the most beloved employees at the Casanova Center, Jimmy Dollar, will be named a honorary Order of the O member. Both honors will be bestowed at a ceremony on campus Friday night, and both will be recognized during Oregon's football game versus Arizona on Saturday night.
Much of Oregon's success over the last quarter century can be linked to the high-flying teams quarterbacked by Musgrave, the strong-winged gunslinger from Grand Junction, Colo.
He started all four years, but Musgrave's junior season in 1989 that culminated in a 27-24 Independence Bowl victory over Tulsa marked the dawn of the current golden era of Oregon football. It was the Ducks' first bowl appearance in 26 years, and more notably, set Oregon on a course that has seen the football team appear in 18 bowl games since then, missing the postseason just four times.
As a senior in 1990, Musgrave led Oregon back to a bowl game, this time to the Freedom Bowl, becoming the first signal caller to lead the Ducks to consecutive postseason appearances.
His career numbers are astonishing. The three-year team captain established 15 school passing records and his 60 touchdown passes and more than 8,000 passing yards made him only the second player in Pac-10 history - joining John Elway - to eclipse those numbers.
Displaying a remarkable poise and uncanny aura, the Ducks' career passing (8,343) and total offense (8,140) leader flaunted a 25-10 record in games he started and finished from 1987 through 1990, in addition to sporting a 57.4 career completion percentage.
The 1990 first-team all-conference quarterback was named the GTE Academic All-American of the Year in addition to being honored with a Scholar-Athlete Award by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. He was drafted in the 4th round of the NFL Draft by Dallas in 1991.
Musgrave later was a member of the San Francisco 49ers club that won Super Bowl XXIX over San Diego following the 1994 season and also played from 1995-96 with Denver as a backup to Elway. He is currently in his second season as offensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings, making this his 20th NFL campaign overall as both a player and coach.
Musgrave's rise to fame began as Colorado High School Athlete of the Year for 1985-86, as well as being the recipient of the Denver Post's Gold Helmet Award as the prep football player of the year. He was inducted into the state of Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 1995 and the University of Oregon Hall of Fame in 2000.
The Leo Harris Award is presented to an alumnus letterman who has been out of college for at least 20 years and who has demonstrated continued service and leadership to the university. Harris was the University of Oregon's first Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. The recipient is chosen by the Athletic Director in consultation with the administration.
Jimmy Dollar epitomizes what an Order of the O honorary member is about. The award is presented to a person who has never lettered at the University of Oregon, but has made extraordinary contributions to the Athletic Department, and "Jimmy" was extraordinary for 35 years, first around McArthur Court and later the Casanova Center.
An avid Duck fan growing up in Reedsport, Ore., Dollar was a basketball manager for Reedsport High. After his family moved to Eugene, he was hired in the Athletics Department as a part-time employee in 1974; three years later, former Oregon Director of Athletics Norv Ritchey promoted him to a full-time position.
He was the heart and soul of the equipment room. Always the first to arrive at work, Dollar took great pride in getting the operation ready for the student-athletes and his fellow employees. His duties included laundry detail, mail courier and delivering current events and the latest information accumulated by the Sports Information office.
His love and knowledge of every Oregon sports team was exceeded by no one. Though he retired to Salem two years ago, his support for the Green and Yellow - and disdain for Oregon State - is unwavering. He may be most appreciated for his enduring support of the Ducks and their coaches during the good times and, even more importantly, when times got tough.
Dollar's passion for the Athletic Department and its sports teams is unsurpassed. He may not have been physically capable of becoming a varsity athlete at the University of Oregon, but his dedication and commitment to making Oregon Athletics what it is today will be forever remembered.
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ATLANTA (July 28, 2011) – Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University have received a $4 million gift from the Zeist Foundation, an organization that seeks opportunities to leverage its investments in organizations that are innovative, collaborative and sustainable in serving children, youth and families. The gift has been specified to support the construction of a new health sciences research building at Emory. The two institutions broke ground on the construction in June 2011.
The new building will include a two-story working bridge that will connect it to the Emory-Children's Center, a pediatric outpatient center adjacent to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. This working bridge will be named in memory of George W. Brumley, MD, who served as head of the Department of Pediatrics at Emory University and as Medical Director at Children's at Egleston from 1981 to 1995. Brumley passed away in 2003, and two of his daughters—Nancy Brumley Robitaille and Marie Brumley Foster, and son-in-law, Brad Foster—are carrying on his legacy through the Zeist Foundation, which created the George W. Brumley Jr. Chair in Pediatrics. Neonatologist and neonatal infectious disease specialist Barbara Stoll, whom Brumley recruited to Emory, holds the chair. Stoll is the Chief Academic Officer of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, President of the Emory-Children's Center, and Chair of the Department of Pediatrics in Emory School of Medicine.
"This gift from our foundation extends the Brumley family's philanthropic legacy and fulfills the vision of Dr. Brumley to connect the work of researchers and practitioners so that children in Georgia receive the best medical care available," said Brad Foster, Executive Vice President of The Zeist Foundation and Trustee of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Foundation. "We are proud to be able to push medical advances forward and partner with Emory and Children's for the future health of children."
"We are so grateful for the incredible commitment the Zeist Foundation has made to improving the lives of children, as well as humbled to honor Dr. George Brumley and his family in such a profound manner," said Eugene A. Hayes III, President of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Foundation.
"This gift will advance Emory's mission of working collaboratively to nurture discovery and learning and to serve humanity," said Margery McKay, Vice-President of Development for Emory's Woodruff Health Sciences Center. "Dr. Brumley was committed to philanthropy, to research, and to bettering the lives of children, so the gift could not support a more appropriate endeavor. The working bridge perfectly symbolizes his calling and our mutual objectives."
The new five-story building will encompass 200,000 square feet, with four stories above ground. More than half of the new facility will focus on pediatric research through the Emory-Children's Pediatric Research Center, a partnership between Emory and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Fourteen key priority centers have been identified as part of this partnership. They are: hematology and oncology through the Aflac Cancer Center, immunology and vaccines, transplant immunology and immune therapeutics, pediatric healthcare technology innovation, cystic fibrosis, developmental lung biology, endothelial biology, cardiovascular biology, drug discovery, autism, neurosciences, nanomedicine, outcomes research and public health, and clinical and translational research.
The new facility will provide the necessary infrastructure for investigators conducting research to improve the quality of care and develop better treatments for Georgia's pediatric population. This project has implications for the city of Atlanta as a growing research community, building on collaborations with Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Morehouse School of Medicine and others.
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CLEVELAND (February 4, 2011) – In celebration of Black History Month, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will present a special film series, "Double Exposure: African-American Music on Film," which will highlight the central role of African-Americans in the history of rock and roll. Selected films cover a wide range of musical styles, from the gospel roots of rock to hip-hop, and feature legendary performers, including Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees such as Bessie Smith, Jimi Hendrix, Chuck Berry, Curtis Mayfield, the Staples Singers, Run-D.M.C., Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, and Isaac Hayes. The films also reflect historical and cultural changes in African-American culture during the rock and roll era. The screenings will include special introduction and discussion by scholars, filmmakers, and Rock Hall Education staff. All films will be screened in the Rock Hall's state-of-the-art Foster Theater and are free with a reservation.
Each film begins at 7 p.m. (except for Movin' On Up: The Music and Message of Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions, which begins at 6:30 p.m.) and is FREE with a reservation. Call 216.515.8426 or email email@example.com to reserve a spot.
The month will also include a class in the Rock Hall's K-12 program, Rockin' the Schools, as well as a special session of the museum's K-12 teacher professional development program, Teachers Rock. The Teachers Rock session, "Alternate Takes: K-12 Approaches to African-American Music on Film," will be held on Wednesday, February 9, 2011 from 4:30 – 6pm and will explore the legacy of African-American music and musicians on film. Participating educators will discuss key films (to be screened in their entirety throughout the month) as well as Rock Hall educational models and content approaches. With subjects and performances ranging from the birth of the blues to the dawn of hip-hop, these films reveal a story often neglected or even ignored. Learn how you can bring this meaningful history into your own classroom.
Wednesday, February 9th at 7 p.m.: DOUBLE FEATURE
St. Louis Blues (1929)
Runtime: 16 minutes
A short film featuring blues legend Bessie Smith and an all-African-American cast. W.C. Handy, the author of the song, was the musical director of the film. It is the only known film of Bessie Smith.
The Godmother of Rock and Roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe (2011)
United States Premiere
Runtime: 60 minutes
A documentary by Mick Csáky about the life, music and influence of the African-American gospel singer and guitar virtuoso Sister Rosetta Tharpe. During the 40s, 50s and 60s Sister Rosetta Tharpe played a key role in the creation of Rock & Roll, inspiring some of its greatest stars. The flamboyant gospel superstar, with her spectacular virtuosity on the newly electrified guitar, was one of the most important singer-musicians of the 20th Century, acknowledged as a major influence not only on generations of black musicians including Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Isaac Hayes and Etta James, but also on white stars like Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins. Contributors include Chris Barber, Joe Boyd, Willa Ward, and Howard Carol.
Gayle Wald, Professor of English at George Washington University and author of Shout Sister Shout: The Untold Story of Rock-and-Roll Trailblazer Sister Rosetta Tharpe will lead a discussion of the film.
Thursday, February 10th at 7 p.m.:
Chuck Berry: Hail! Hail! Rock 'N' Roll! (1987)
Runtime: 120 minutes
The unforgettable life and music of pioneering legend Chuck Berry are celebrated in this landmark feature film, capturing a once-in-a-lifetime gathering of rock and roll's finest. In 1986, Keith Richards invited a roster of great musicians to honor Chuck Berry for an evening of music to commemorate Berry's 60th birthday, including performances by Etta James, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, and Julian Lennon, along with archival footage of an unforgettable duet by Chuck Berry and John Lennon. Directed by Taylor Hackford.
Wednesday, February 16th at 7 p.m.:
Soul to Soul (1971)
Runtime: 96 minutes
On March 6, 1971, some of the greatest artists in the history of popular music traveled from the United States of America to Ghana, West Africa, to take part in a 14-hour musical celebration entitled "Soul to Soul." Over 100,000 enthusiastic locals gathered to witness this unique exchange of cultures between two continents. This award-winning film, newly remastered and restored from the original 35 mm negative by the GRAMMY Foundation, combines classic concert performances with scenes of the artists getting in touch with their roots. Performers include Wilson Pickett, Ike & Tina Turner, The Staple Singers, and Santana.
Film producer David Peck and Rob Bowman, Director of York University's Graduate Program in Ethnomusicology and author of the film's liner notes, will discuss the film and its impact after the screening.
Thursday, February 17th, 6:30 p.m. (NOTE EARLIER START TIME):
Movin' On Up: The Music and Message of Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions (2008)
Runtime: 120 minutes
Throughout the '60s, the Impressions helped provide a soundtrack for the civil rights movement with such classic songs as "People Get Ready," "Meeting Over Yonder," "Choice of Colors" and "We're a Winner." Later as a solo artist Curtis further defined an era with his '70s masterpiece, Superfly. This documentary tells their incredible story through interviews with Impressions Fred Cash and Sam Gooden, Curtis' wife Altheida Mayfield, producer/arranger Johnny Pate, Carlos Santana, Chuck D, civil rights leader Ambassador Andrew Young, and archival interviews with Curtis Mayfield, as well as 22 complete performances filmed between 1965 and 1973. This film celebrates the craft and the conscience of one the 20th century's great souls.
Film director David Peck and Rob Bowman, Director of York University's Graduate Program in Ethnomusicology and author of the film's liner notes, will discuss the film and its impact after the screening.
Friday February 18th at 7 p.m.:
Jimi Hendrix: Band Of Gypsys (1999)
Runtime: 83 minutes
Nearly three decades after his untimely death in September 1970, Jimi Hendrix's legendary performances with the Band Of Gypsys remain one of his most impressive achievements. Jimi Hendrix: Band Of Gypsys features the only known footage of the group in concert, including "Machine Gun," "Who Knows," "Izabella," "Fire," "Foxy Lady," and a musical soundtrack which exclusively includes additional performances from the guitarist's December 31, 1969 and January 1, 1970 concerts. To document the extraordinary impact Jimi's revolutionary blending of rock and funk has achieved across a wide spectrum of popular music, contemporary guitarists Slash, Lenny Kravitz, and Vernon Reid spoke of the inspiration and continuing influence that Band Of Gypsys has provided. Don Cornelius, founder and producer of Soul Train and noted radio and television personality Frankie Crocker outline the hurdles Hendrix faced for acceptance at radio, television, and with an emerging black audience for his music.
Wednesday, February 23rd at 7 p.m.:
Wattstax (1973)
Runtime: 98 min
What film better captures the energy of the '70s' Black Power Movement as well as the irresistible, timeless music that played as its soundtrack? Called the "Afro-American answer to Woodstock," the 1972 Wattstax Concert, sponsored by Stax Records, was organized to commemorate the seven-year anniversary of the 1965 Watts Riots in Los Angeles. Like its more famous predecessor, Wattstax is not just the recording of a concert, but a political statement, a testament to the hopes, fears, and struggles of African-Americans in a turbulent era. The film features electrifying musical performances (including Hall of Fame Inductees Isaac Hayes and the Staples Singers), thought-provoking interviews with residents of Los Angeles, and hilarious and insightful monologues from Richard Pryor.
Friday, February 25th at 7 p.m.:
Krush Groove (1985)
Runtime: 97 min
Sheila E., Run-DMC, the Fat Boys and Kurtis Blow star in this feature-film romp through New York's teen subculture. They're talented street-savvy urbanites on the move after hooking up with a new record label. But with their success come ego trips and greed that threaten to destroy everything they've worked for. A fresh 23-song soundtrack vibrantly powers this rags-to-riches story, directed by Michael Schultz (Car Wash, Greased Lightning). So get ready for Krush Groove the movie (which marked Blair Underwood's feature-film debut)—and get down with its music. Additional performers include New Edition and tracks from Chaka Khan, the Beastie Boys, and the Gap Band.
Please visit rockhall.com/events/black-history-month for more information.
Friday, February 11 at 1 p.m.:
An Afternoon with the Stylistics featuring Airrion Love and Herb Murrell
After the Spinners and the O'Jay's, the Stylistics was the leading Philly soul group produced by Thom Bell. During the early '70s, the band had 12 straight Top Ten hits, including "You Are Everything," "Betcha by Golly, Wow," "I'm Stone in Love With You," "Break Up to Make Up," and "You Make Me Feel Brand New." Of all their peers, the Stylistics were one of the smoothest and sweetest soul groups of their era. All of their hits were ballads, which helped make the Stylistics one of the most successful soul groups of the first half of the '70s.
Love and Murrell will be interviewed by the Rock Hall's Director of Education Jason Hanley. Questions will be taken from the audience at the end of the interview. This event is free with a reservation. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
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Princeton Looks To "Rally" Past Cancer, George Mason During EIVA Opener
The Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) has announced the formation of the "EIVA Rallies" campaign to benefit the Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital for Cancer Research Center. In all EIVA travel partner matches, coaches will wear fedoras or other business casual hats to bring awareness this season. The campaign will begin on Friday, as George Mason hosts Princeton and Penn State hosts Saint Francis.
"The EIVA partnership with Sloan Kettering and cancer research touches every one of us," said former EIVA Head Coach of the Year Sam Shweisky. "We all know someone who has been touched by cancer. I think the EIVA, and all the coaches and players, understand how meaningful it is to support cancer research and the efforts Sloan Kettering."
The Friday showdown at George Mason will be Princeton's first match since its 1-1 trip to California last week. The Tigers split a pair against ranked opponents, including a 3-1 win over then-No. 12 UC Santa Barbara. Junior Pat Schwagler had 19 kills and hit .500 in the match, an effort that would help him earn EIVA Offensive Player of the Week honors.
The last time these teams met was in the 2012 regular season finale, when the Tigers capped a final-week rally to capture the final spot in the league playoffs. Princeton trailed 1-0 and 2-1 in the match before taking the final two sets for a dramatic 3-2 win. Current sophomores Will Siroky and Tony Ensbury took home EIVA Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week honors, respectively, after the win.
George Mason bounced back nicely and reached the championship match one week later, and both Mason and Princeton were picked to finish in the top three in the EIVA preseason poll. The Patriots are currently 2-5 on the season, though all five of their losses are against teams currently in, or just outside, the AVCA Coaches Top 15 poll.
With its impressive showing in California, Princeton moved into the "Others Receiving Votes" category; both the Tigers and Loyola received five points from the coaches to share the second spot in the category.
The EIVA recognizes the utmost importance of fully engaging in the fight against cancer. The Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital for Cancer Research Center conducts one of the largest programs of clinical research in the world. Clinical research at the center combines the efforts of laboratory and clinical investigators in various disciplines and departments to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Please join the EIVA efforts by supporting the mission of the Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital for Cancer Research Center and the EIVA. For more information about the Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital for Cancer Research Center please visit www.mskcc.org/giving.