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Snowbird is playing matchmaker this Valentine's Day. On cupid's big day, the resort is opening up a "singles-only" line on its Peruvian Lift to encourage ski-lift ride hook ups. Think of it like a speed date in the sky. And really, it's a good idea. LIft rides are a great way to meet people, maybe that special people.
It'd make a great "When Harry Met Sally" story, right.
Plus lift tickets for the day are discounted to $40 bucks. Afterwards, singles who are ready to mingle, can après at El Chanante, (the Mexican restaurant at the Cliff Lodge).
So put on your best goggles and get up there to meet the love of your life, or, at least, the love of the chair ride.
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Aastra 6755i - Features*
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Aastra 55i - Overview
XML Browser
The Aastra 55i is equipped with XML browser capabilities and a large display with dynamic soft keys to easily access customized services and applications. Create internal service applications using development guides available from Aastra. This feature provides unlimited potential to customize the 55i to meet your specific business needs or vertical applications using the display and keypad.
Enhanced Call Management
With extensive storage capacity for personal directories, callers logs and redial lists and 12 programmable keys, the Aastra 55i can improve efficiency by providing more call information with the push of a button. Features such as shared call and bridged line appearances, call forward, call transfer, call waiting, intercom and local 3-way conference increase call flexibility and control.
The Aastra 55i supports up to three Aastra 536M modules, each offering 36 keys with LED indicators to create a feature rich attendant console.
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All Aastra IP telephones offer full-duplex speakerphone with excellent voice clarity and delivery. With years of experience in telecommunications and telephone design, Aastra can ensure superior voice quality on every product we sell.
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From initial deployment and configuration to future enhancements and upgrades, the Aastra family of IP telephones are designed to save your business time and money. Dual auto-sensing switched Ethernet ports eliminate additional wiring and simplify installations. Integrated IEEE 802.3af Power-over-Ethernet allows easy deployment with centralized powering and backup. Easily created configuration files, using any text editor, can be used to configure phones individually or centrally.
Aastra 6755i (55i) Specifications
Physical 23.5 cm W x 20.8 cm D x 8.0 cm H (9.3W x 8.2D x 3.2H) 940 g (33.0 oz) 4 positions foot stand Wall mountable Power AC wall adapter included Integrated IEEE 802.3af Power Over Ethernet (PoE) support Audio Hearing aid compatible (HAC) handset Full-duplex quality speakerphone Modular headset connector with built-in amplifier - Non-amplified business headsets are recommended Display and Indicator 144x75 pixels graphical LCD display - Soft white backlight for user comfort in any lighting environment - Configurable for Always On, Always Off, or Auto (power saving) LED for call and message waiting indicator Feature Keys 4 call appearance lines with LEDs 4 navigational keys 6 customizable soft keys with LEDs, programmable up to 20 functions 6 programmable keys with LEDs 8 predefined hard keys; Goodbye, Options, Hold, Redial, Speakerphone/Headset toggle, Mute, 2 volume keys Security User and administrator level passwords Encryption of configuration files HTTPS configuration download and web management Phone lock with PIN Interoperability Visit www.aastratelecom.com/IPphones for an up to date listing of approved vendor/interoperability Expansion Module Aastra 536M 36-keys paper label module with LEDs - Scalable up to 3 modules or 108 keys, No additional external power required; direct power from phone Localization Multi-lingual support English, French, Spanish, Italian, German - Downloadable language pack support for customization and additional language translations Country-specific call progress tones and cadences Protocols / Codecs IETF SIP (RFC3261 and associated RFCs) G.711 -law / A-law G.729 Networking Dual 10/100 Mbps switched Ethernet ports Manual or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) IP address setup Time and date synchronization using SNTP Quality of Service (QOS) support IEEE 802.1 p/Q VLAN and priority tagging, Type of Services (TOS), and Differentiated Services Code Point Network Address Translation (NAT) support Integrated HTTP/HTTPS server for web administration and maintenance including a built-in troubleshooting section Mass deployment via central provisioning of user configuration files TFTP, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS Redundant server support - DNS-SRV, Local backup registrar and/or proxy server Accessories Aastra 536M 36-keys paper label expansion module A1736-0000-10-55 (Universal) Optional mid span Power Over Ethernet (POE) injector available, but not provided, for networks that do not supply power, D0023-0031-00-00 (North America) & D0023-0031-PS-00 (International) Package Contents Aastra 55i IP telephone Handset and coil cord 2x Foot stand AC wall adapter Network cable Programmable keys label Installation Guide Wall mount kit Regulatory CE ROHS compliant WEEE (2002/96/EC) CE Mark (89/336/EEC EMC Directive and 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive) EMC FCC Part 15 Class B ICES-003 Class B VCCI Class B AS/NZS 3548 Class B EN55022 Class B CISPR22 Class B EN55024 EN61000-4-2, 4-3, 4-4, 4-5, 4-6, 4-8, 4-11 Safety CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60950 EN 60950 UL 60950-1 Telecom FCC Part 68 (Hearing Aid Compatibility) AS/NZS S004 RF FCC Part 15 Class C EN 300-328 EN 301 489 AS/NZS 4771 Part Numbers A1755-0131-10-05 North America (120V power adapter) A1755-0131-10-55 International (Universal power adapter)
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The Boulder Valley School District's Transportation Department is working hard to reduce the number of car trips to and from school. From starting a bicycle education program in P.E. classes for 5th and 6th graders, called BLAST, to inventing the Trip Tracker program that rewards students for using alternative transportation to school, including biking, walking, taking the bus and carpooling, by giving them trip tracker dollars (redeemable at several local businesses) for every trip to and from school that does not involve a single family in one car. They are also producing interactive maps for participating schools, to help parents organize car pools, bike pools, and walking school buses in their neighborhoods. BVSD is also working hard to get faculty and staff members involved with its Eco Pass program, so they can take the bus to and from work.
BVSD is certainly on the cutting edge of the alternative transportation movement and has been a huge supporter of the Safe Routes to School initiatives. In fact, two of its elementary schools, Heatherwood and Bear Creek, received the James L. Oberstar award for Excellence in SRTS. This award has only been given out six times across the nation and BVSD has won it twice. Kris and Amy Thompson of 303Cycling, have worked extensively with Peter Hurst, Landon Hilliard and Julie Ireland of the BVSD transportation department in developing the award-winning program at Heatherwood and can truly say their vision and enthusiasm is excellent. In fact, Heatherwood would never have had a SRTS program had the BVSD not directly approached the school to start one. On that note, is district level support key to successful SRTS programs at individual schools? Dave Cowan, of the National Partnership for Safe Routes to School addresses that very question in his recent blog where Dave shares his thoughts on the critical relationship between individual schools at their districts:
Institutionalizing Safe Routes to School must include close partnerships with both the district and individual schools. It is our role as advocates to help align supportive messaging and improve policies regarding walking and bicycling to school between district, school and the rest of the community. Today would be a good day to find out where your district stands – your expertise might just be what will tip the scale.
Read more about BVSD in the Daily Camera
Fifth- and sixth-graders at 20 Boulder Valley schools will learn how to perform basic bike safety checks and signal turns through a new bike training program.
The three-hour curriculum was written by Boulder Valley School District educators and will be taught over four physical education classes. Students will spend about two-thirds of the time on their bikes.
Peter Hurst, the district's alternative transportation specialist, said the bike training program is one of several efforts this year designed to get more students out of cars and walking, biking or riding a bus to school. For students who live too far to walk or bike, he's encouraging carpools for younger students and public transportation for older ones.


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Countdown to Restaurant Week 2012 (Part 1-7)
Published Apr 4, 2012 - (Updated Oct 30, 2012)
In the first of a seven-part feature, we take a closer look at the 45 restaurants that will participate in this year's Restaurant Week, May 15 - 31. We begin with the $299-menu participants, continue with the $189 participants, and wrap up the series with all restaurants participating in Restaurant Week for the first time.
From the very first edition, eight years ago, Vallarta Lifestyles' Restaurant Week has been a very successful event, encouraging visitors and locals to enjoy some of their favorite restaurants (or try new ones) at reduced prices during the month of May. While the idea was not original—restaurant week-type events have been taking place in cities around the world for some time—it was definitely new for Puerto Vallarta.
We begin by taking a look at restaurants offering $299 per person menus. Learn more about the details and menus for each restaurant by visiting this page.
The exclusive Blanca Blue is back in Restaurant Week, this time, with a new chef, Leopoldo Cortés. A Thierry Blouet disciple, Cortés began his culinary career in Puerto Vallarta over 20 years ago, and has recently returned after spending time in Costa Rica to what he has referred to as "a homecoming."
Always a popular choice among Restaurant Week fans, the elegant Café des Artistes always draws a lot of interest during the event, as Executive Chef Hugo Ahumada works creatively to present an affordable menu that proudly represents the restaurants culinary standards.
Without a doubt, Daiquiri Dick's is one of the most successful restaurants on Los Muertos Beach because it offers both comfortable open air and completely al fresco seating. Daiquiri Dick's features their own, on-site deli where you can also purchase staple creations from their menu to take home.
If live music is your thing, you will definitely enjoy exploring DeSantos. The hip restaurant invites bands from Guadalajara and other parts of the country on a weekly basis, that provide the ideal backdrop for a fun dinner experience.
Nuevo Vallarta's gourmet restaurant selection has increased by leaps and bounds over the past few years, and Ginger Garden Lounge is a perfect place to explore if you enjoy asian food. A variety of sake-based martinis—aptly called saketinis—is definitely worth sampling.
Hacienda San Angel Gourmet's privileged view of Puerto Vallarta's El Centro and Emiliano Zapata neighborhoods, not to mention the rest of the bay, is as mesmerizing as the property itself: an eclectic collection of interconnected traditional Puerto Vallarta homes, resulting in one of our city's finest and most exclusive hotels. Perfect for watching the nightly fireworks!
One of the neighborhoods that has benefited the most from ongoing city-wide improvements is Emiliano Zapata. In the heart of it, on Olas Altas St. Kaiser Maximilian is an ideal restaurant for a quiet meal with friends (inside) or for lively people watching right on the sidewalk cafe-style seating area.
In part two of this feature we will explore the remainder restaurants offering $299 per-person menus during Restaurant Week.


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Running for Life
Trail running is part of their ancient culture, but are these spiritual runners a dying breed?
Traditionally dressed, Martin runs in an arroyo in Copper Canyon on his way to Batopilas. Photo by David Clifford.
Editor's Note: This article was originally published in our July 2003 issue.
I first heard of the Tarahumara Indians of northern Mexico in 1993 when Victoriano Churro, wearing huaraches he'd made from old car tire treads, won the Leadville 100. In 1995, another Tarahumara from the same region of Mexico's vast Copper Canyon won Leadville again. After that, I kept my ears open.
There was plenty of news about the Tarahumara in the coming years. When Nike tried to supply shoes for the Tarahumara competitors, they only ran a few miles before they exchanged the expensive runners for their homemade sandals. The Indians were, reportedly, very spiritual runners. One Tarahumara front-runner at Leadville stopped dead at a vista, overwhelmed by the beauty of the snowcapped Colorado mountains, and let the pack catch and pass him.
In contrast to their spiritual dispositions, they were incorrigible partiers. Prior to the race, they were offered accommodations in the mountains, but elected to stay in Boulder, where, by all accounts, they drank into the wee hours surrounded by infatuated female Boulderati. They were culturally naïve. The first runners to compete in the United States didn't do well on the night runs because they ran with their flashlights pointing up like the torches they carried at home.
At home, conditions were apparently bleak. The Tarahumara were starving. In a 1996 article in the Los Angeles Times, the Tarahumara Madero Herrera said, "[T]here's very little food, there's very little water ... There's no electricity in our community. People are hungry. People are dying." There were Americans, varying degrees of impresarios, attaching themselves to the Tarahumara, soliciting funds to ease their plight. It was one of these, Richard Fisher, who first brought the Tarahumara to America to compete. The motivation behind some of the fundraising was being questioned. Is all that money going to the Indians? Are they still starving? Were they ever really dying?


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Cook time: 30 minutes
Unsalted butter and all-purpose flour for preparing pan
4 eggs
½ tablespoon grated lemon zest
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¾ cup granulated sugar
3 cups (scant 1 pound) blanched almonds, finely ground
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Preheat the oven to 400˚F. Butter a 9-inch round cake pan with 2-inch sides and then dust it with flour, shaking out any excess.
In a large bowl, combine the eggs, lemon zest, cinnamon, and granulated sugar and whisk together until smooth and foamy. Add the almonds and mix well. Add the flour a little at a time, mixing well after each addition. Continue to mix until all the ingredients are fully incorporated and the batter is smooth.
Transfer the batter to the prepared pan. Bake the cake for about 30 minutes, or until a knife inserted into the center come out clean. Remove from the oven and, holding the cake pan 6 inches above a countertop, drop the pan into the counter. This simple dropping action "shocks" the cake, making it easier to remove from the pan.
Transfer the cake to a wire rack and let cool in the pan to room temperature. Run a knife around the inside of the pan to loosen the cake side and then invert the cake onto the rake and lift off the pan. Place the cake upright on a serving plate. To serve, dust the top with confectioners' sugar, with or without a scallop-shell stencil.


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Our November Next Step Artist Spotlight goes to Chicago based production duo Tensei! Hats off, gentelmen.
Meaning 'heaven star' in Japanese, Tensei consists of producers Simple X and Midas Wells, kindred spirits of sorts, one might say. Midas from the Chicago suburbs and Simple X from the Chicago south side, the two first met circa 1998 at the dorms of Southern Illinois University during a cypher. Soon, the two were banging out tunes on whatever their limited student resources could afford. However, Tensei's journey has certainly been anything but linear: post graduation saw a "regular" job for X and a momentary complete departure from music for Midas.
Then came the serendipitous run in at a mutual friend's gig a few years ago and Tensei was born. Both committed to their crafts, Tensei does not heavily rely on samples and in fact play many musical parts themselves. Any gaps that need to be filled are done by session musicians and vocalists. An incredible amalgam of soul, house, jazz, electronic, and eastern sounds comes alive.
Below, you can find a pretty freakin awesome grab bag of Tensei treats. The first is an exclusive stream of "Space Colony," a tropical cosmic tune fit for an RPG (role playing game, for the non-video game nerds). Next is "The Ticket," a drum heavy industrial sounding track with a bit of a Latin feel. Then we move to Tensei's remix of "Robots" by the beloved Bilal, the track that actually got the talented duo signed to Plug Research. Finally, is perhaps our tastiest treat, the "Tensei Plugcast," a completely engrossing DJ mix of songs from their massive archive dubbed with live violin and trumpet no less.
These dudes are going places, y'all. Watch for it.
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It is normal to feel a little weak after surgery. Getting out of bed after surgery is not always easy, but spending time out of bed will help you heal faster.
Try to get out of bed at least 2 - 3 times a day to sit in a chair or take a short walk when your nurse says it is okay.
Your doctor may have a physical therapist or assistant teach you how to get out of bed safely.
Make sure you are taking the right amount of pain medications at the right time to reduce your pain. Tell your nurse if getting out of bed causes a lot of pain.
Make sure someone is with you for safety and support in the beginning.
to get out of bed:
Stay still for a moment to make sure you are steady. Focus on an object in the room that you can walk to. If you feel dizzy, sit back down.
If you have an intravenous (IV) line, use the pole for support while you take small steps.
To get back into bed:
You can also move around in bed. Change your position at least every 2 hours. Move from your back to your side.
Try ankle pump exercises in bed every 2 hours by bending your ankles up and down, alternating your feet for a few minutes.
Practice coughing and deep breathing for 10 - 15 minutes every 2 hours. Try placing your hands on your stomach, then your ribs, and breathe deeply, feeling the stomach wall and rib cage move.
Use your compression stockings in bed if your nurse asks you to. This will help with your circulation and recovery.
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Severe. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects and are usually not taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
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Quinidine or hydroquinidine may affect your heart's rhythm. Other drugs can have the same effect.
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Taking quinidine or hydroquinidine with agents that can affect your heart rhythm may increase your risk of an irregular heartbeat, which may be life-threatening.
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Let your healthcare professionals (e.g doctor or pharmacist) know right away that you are taking these medications together. Let your doctor know right away if you notice an irregular heartbeat or have dizziness or fainting episodes.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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Entergy Arkansas is lowering the water levels of lakes Hamilton and Catherine in anticipation of heavy rain over the next few days.
Entergy's Ted Smethers says crews plan to lower Lake Hamilton by 6 inches and Lake Catherine by a foot. The National Weather Service is predicting 2 to 4 inches of rain over the next two days in many parts of the state.
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PRINCETON (1/3/14) - For 60 minutes and 56 seconds on Friday night at Hobey Baker Rink, Princeton women's hockey and Connecticut couldn't find the back of the net. Then, Brianna Leahy took matters into her own hands.
In the opening minute of overtime, with the Huskies attempting to clear the puck out of their defensive zone, Leahy created a turnover at the blue line with a poke check. That left a wide-open path to the net for the Tigers junior forward, who didn't waste the opportunity.
Leahy ripped a shot over the left, glove-side shoulder of UConn goaltender Elaine Chuli.
Princeton's bench erupted, and the Tigers had their second victory against the Huskies in as many nights and fourth consecutive overall.
"This was a gutsy win," 18th-year head coach Jeff Kampersal said. "UConn played and defended extremely well. But we battled, and found a way in the end."
After three straight wins by a margin of 4-1, Princeton's offensive attack was slowed down by Connecticut's defense and Chuli, who came up with 33 saves. The Tigers outshot the Huskies 34-15 for the contest, including 13-3 in the third period.
But even with Kimberly Newell's 15 saves — a few of which she kicked away from point-blank range — Princeton found itself in its third overtime game of the season. Unlike the first two extra-session affairs, which ended as ties, this time, the Tigers had a hero.
"I had a great angle to the goal after the poke check," said Leahy, whose third goal on the campaign came 57 seconds into overtime to give her 18 for her career in 77 games. "It was just instincts from there."
"Bri usually tries to shoot between the goalie's legs," Kampersal said. "But that shot over the goalie's shoulder was an NHL-caliber goal."
Princeton's four-game winning streak, which also counts victories in early December over Rensselaer and Union, matches its longest of the season. The last time the Tigers won at least four in a row twice in a season was 2010-11.
That was also the last season Princeton won a game in overtime. Since defeating Union, 3-2, in overtime on Nov. 6, 2010, the Tigers were 0-3-8 in games lasting longer than three periods.
"This was another good step for us," Leahy said. "Our goal is to make it into the top 10 in the nation. We feel refreshed after the break, so now it's a matter of keeping it going into our conference games."
Princeton returns to ECAC action on Tuesday, Jan. 7 at No. 8/9 Quinnipiac at 7:00 p.m. Earlier this season, the Tigers and Bobcats tied, 1-1, at Baker Rink on Nov. 26.


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2008 Survey of the Performance of American Elections
The 2008 Survey of the Performance of American Elections is the first comprehensive nationwide study of how voters experienced the administration of elections in the United States. The main part of the survey involved interviewing 10,000 registered voters (200 in each state) over the Internet. An additional 2,000 registered voters were interviewed in ten states, providing the opportunity to compare how interview respondents answer questions about election administration in these two survey modes.
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The New York Times posted a really interesting interview with famous chocolatier Jacques Torres.
On the science side of things, Cotton Candy may help grow replacement tissue for patients. And if that isn't enough, medicinal gum is an effective method for helping people with kidney problems. Who would have thought?
Now for a nod towards the historical, the earliest signs of chocolate in America have been found. I don't know about you, but drinking chocolate is a ritual for me too. Guess I'm on the right track!
Last, but not least, Cybele at Candyblog.net has a list of candies that are appearing on shelves soon, so keep an eye out.
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Charles Edwin Schreppler, our husband, father, Pee Pop, Uncle, and friend said good bye to all of us on Saturday October 20, 2012 at his residence at the age of 86. He was born on a snowy day at 458 Brick Mill Road, Middletown on January 21, 1926.
He always had a strong work ethic, worked hard and enjoyed doing so. He served four years during World War II in the United States Merchant Marine and following the war, served two years in the United States Army with the 10th Mountain Division in Germany. He then worked briefly at the American Store and A&P in Middletown before going to General Motors for eleven years. After that he opened his own service station in Middletown, Charlie's Service Center. The last, he joined Chrysler Corporation as a millwright and retired in 1991 after 18 years of service.
He was a lifetime member of Volunteer Hose Company where he served on the Active Crew and Ambulance Crew and the Board of Directors as Secretary. Also Local 1183, Life Member of the VFW Post 3792 – SGT William Lloyd Nelson, Loyal Order of Moose 1295, Middletown Lions Club, MOT Jean Birch Senior Center, Act Inc. and had served as Mayor, Councilman, and on the Board of Adjustments until August 2010 when he resigned because of his health. He was an active member of the Delaware Democratic Party. He had a great love for his church, Tree of Life Lutheran and was a charter member.
He rejoiced in being in his own home with the special care, support and love of Jodie Donovan of Shorecare of Delaware. A special thanks to Dr. Stuart F. Felzer and his staff for the special care he received from all of them. A special appreciation to Gary Eberhard, nephew, who was always available to do anything he was requested to do at any time.
He was predeceased by his parents, George B. Schreppler Sr. and Julia Paulman Schreppler, two sisters, Louise Schreppler and Catherin Collins and a brother, George B. Schreppler Jr. And a special baby boy, Charles E. Schreppler Jr. and his in-laws, George A. Eberhard Sr. and Rosalena Plugge Eberhard.
He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Dorothea Eberhard Schreppler. They were married on May 16, 1953. Also by his sons, Stephen Charles and Edwin Lee Schreppler who were always in his heart and loved unconditionally, and was Pee Pop to four grandchildren who were the apple of his eye, Meghan and Elizabeth Schreppler and Dale and Sarah Schreppler. He is also survived by one sister Theresa Adams. He also leaves nephews, nieces and many, many, wonderful friends. And his many trips with Vernon and Marie Foraker, which will never be forgotten by him or his wife.
Final farewell will be held on Friday, October 26, from 6pm to 8pm at Daniels and Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, 212 N. Broad Street in Middletown with service at Tree of Life Lutheran Church, Pastor Leitzke presiding, 505 Osbourne Street, Odessa at 11am with a visitation from 10am to 11am on Saturday, October 27th. Final resting place will be in Forest Cemetery.
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How much better? The regular acceptance rate at Brown last year was 8 percent Under early decision, 20 percent of applicants were accepted. For Cornell it was 15 percent in the regular pool and 33 percent in the early decision pool. For Colgate it was 33 percent regular and 68 percent early. And for Rice 22 percent regular and 34 percent early. You get the picture.
The typical excuse for not applying early decision is that Junior hasn't made up his mind about where he wants to go. If he has visited the school—along with several others—and done a reasonable amount of research on colleges, he can't really make too serious a mistake. And the choice does not have to be forever. Transferring to another school is very common. Push him for a decision—now!
One more thing about applying early: It also works to students' benefit to apply as early as possible to schools that have a rolling admissions process.
In rolling admissions, applicants are evaluated—and usually decided on—as soon as their application is complete. As the admission season wears on, there are fewer openings and more applicants who've procrastinated on getting their paperwork in. For these laggards, the competition is tougher.
Keep a master schedule. Every college has slightly different requirements and deadlines. Keeping everything organized is a challenge, and a perfect outlet for the helicopter mom. Your kid will have essays to write (and rewrite!), recommendations to solicit from teachers, and portfolios to compile and pare down. Keeping your child on track—without nagging too much—can make the difference between admission and rejection.
Compiling an accurate master schedule and ensuring that things get done on time makes you a real asset to your child's college counselor. If you think about how many kids the typical guidance counselor is responsible for—how many different colleges each of those kids is considering and then applying to—the number of required forms and deadlines is mind-boggling. Important dates can be missed.
Share your calendar with the college counselor, and don't criticize him or her for not knowing about a required form or deadline. You want the counselor to be your child's advocate right up to the moment the kid sets foot in that college dorm—and even after that. Should your child want to change colleges after a year or two, the high school counselor can still be an important ally.
Don't miss deadlines. Colleges receive applications from many more qualified kids than they can possibly accept. So, unfortunately, admission officers look for reasons to reject kids. They aren't sadists, and they don't take pleasure in it. But a missed deadline—even a misspelling or two—is enough to weed out otherwise terrific kids.
Keep a master file. In the old days of just a few years ago, the homes of college-bound students would be inundated with glossy four-color brochures, view books and assorted handouts from colleges. That is still largely the case, but more and more college marketing is digital. Instead of a corner of your kid's bedroom piled high with college materials, come up with a filing system that works for you and your child. Important materials will be less likely to get lost, or required submissions overlooked. In addition, keep a digital file of college websites and reviews.
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1. The chip on Felton's shoulder
When Felton was traded back to the Knicks, he wasn't exactly welcomed back by fans with open arms. How could he after the miserable minutes he's logged on the court since he last put on a Knick jersey? When you-know-whosigned with the Rockets, Felton was an easy target to absorb fan rage. And let's be honest, New Yorkers are more obsessed with weight than High School Girls are, so Felton's portly physique made for an instant bullseye. You could only imagine how Felton must have felt to return back to the team played his best basketball with only to be completely disregarded.
Don't think for a minute that Felton isn't taking this personally. While it wasn't exactly as exciting as last season, 2010-11's "Felton-sanity" period was some pretty decent basketball by any standards. During that run, while some big names like Chris Paul and Steve Nash were putting up numbers like 15.9ppg & 9.8a (CP3) and 14.7ppg & 11.4a (Nash), Felton was averaging All-Star numbers with 17.2ppg and 9 assists while mastering a pick-n-roll offense with Amare that gave Knick fans the best basketball they have seen at MSG in by guys wearing Knick uniforms in years. Of course that had a lot to do with Dantoni's liberal system, but that body of work lasted longer than "Linsanity" did. Now with Melo as the undisputed nucleus of the team, Woodson's grind it out system in place, and Amare out for God know's when, Felton definitely won't go back to being the player he was in that time.
What will be here is the same PG that wasn't afraid to take big shots and loved seeing the Garden come alive during the 4th quarter. That same dude who at one time [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] about Knick pride and playoff basketball as if he was a vintage Knick vet. I'm not saying to run and add Felton to your fantasy teams, but I do think the Knicks will have a PG that is somewhere in between 2011's apex and last season's nadir- and that aint bad at all for 3 years & $10M.
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- In a large bowl, combine flour, baking powder, salt, nutmeg and cinnamon. In a small bowl, combine sugar, oil, egg and milk; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups half full; place 1 teaspoon jam on top. Cover jam with enough batter to fill muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
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my name was ladarius on the old board you still dont know me cuz i wasnt well know i didnt post much i just watched the crazyness of yall
It was the gentlemanly thing to do Dami, I can't BEAST on a girl and not let her win at least once. But I dont need to read to play Connect 4.... FAIL and who is Lasean? old s/n please
i see all of the crazy niggas from the old boards are back but i dont see propayne RAPFiend and laissez faire thou im a old head but im not as known as yall thou
Stop talking about my friend, and AnonG you're both shit ant connect 4 I beat you both ha ! Of course Fake is pretty she's African it's in our nature !
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By: Allison Dorchik
The arrest of a man accused of killing a 2004 Colonie High School graduate is bringing little comfort to the friends of that victim tonight.
Sadly, Lauren Tanski moved to Louisiana because she saw it as a new opportunity to live life to the fullest.
Those who knew her are holding close the many memories they have of this girl who by all accounts could walk into a roomful of strangers and walk out with a roomful of friends.
As she flips through photos of a life long friend, Maura McDonald can't help but smile - even though her heart is breaking.
McDonald says, "my childhood, every memory has her in it. It's hard to go on."
But McDonald is trying to be strong. She needs to make sure her six year old son, who also loved Lauren, continues to adore her memory.
McDonald says, "she used to do a dance where she'd kick her feet side to side and we're 'gonna miss her so much."
A lover of art, journalism and all things silly, the 26-year-old had recently moved to New Orleans to spread her wings. Nobody dreamed she'd end up the victim of a murder. New Orleans police arrested 39-year-old Henry Dolliole, accusing him of beating and strangling the Tanski. Police say Dolliole is the ex-boyfriend of Tanski's roommate. The Colonie School community is reeling.Jim Boland is a family friend who taught Lauren in economics class during her senior year.
Boland says, "she was full of life, a wonderful girl."
Boland vividly remembers Lauren's larger than life personality lighting up his classroom and the hallways of Colonie High School.
He also says she was always surrounded by friends, constantly smiling with a laughter that was contagious.
More proof that she loved kids and they loved her, she spent time as a counselor at Saddlewood Elementary School.
"The kids really adored her. Those kids are now seniors at Colonie, my daughter was one of them. She taught multiplication to her, says Boland."
Those who knew Lauren say the circumstances surrounding her death don't add up. Nobody can understand why someone would want to hurt her.
McDonald says, "she was always an individual, just wanted to set her mark on the world."
And friends say she did just that.
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Note: Additional units may be required to meet the CSUS foreign language requirement.
Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE), prepares students for a teaching career in physical education. The student who completes the program in physical education will have the breadth and depth of knowledge regarding developmentally appropriate physical education. The PETE option provides students with the coursework for both subject matter content and pedagogy for teaching physical education at the K-12 level. Students who choose this option will then have the opportunity to attain their Single Subject Physical Education California Teaching Credential, an additional two semester program through the Department of Teacher Education at Sacramento State.
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A state prison parolee has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of two Little Rock women.
Anthony Brooks was already in the Pulaski County jail for threatening to kill his mother when he was charged Friday with killing 50-year-old Gloria Summage and 31-year-old Amy May Hughett.
Online records do not list an attorney for Brooks.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/18fRCmU ) that Summage was found dead in her burned home on June 19 and that Hughett's body was found in a pile of burning tires on June 27. Police say the two women did not know each other — but that both knew Brooks.
Brooks was released from prison in March after serving about 6½ years of a 10-year sentence for theft and aggravated robbery.
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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013: Started all 22 games ... collected 98 saves ... had one assist ... collected 6.3 shutouts ... made six saves vs. No. 1 North Carolina ... made five saves at No. 8 Virginia ... collected six saves and a shutout vs. Long Beach State ... made eight saves in 1-0 double overtime win at Fresno State ... collected one save vs. Iowa State ... made four saves vs. Kansas ... had two saves vs. Cal Poly ... made six saves vs. San Diego ... had two saves. vs. No. 22 BYU ... made two saves at Saint Mary's ... made eight saves at Pacific ... had two saves vs. San Francisco ... made two saves vs. LMU ... picked up four saves vs. Pepperdine ... had three saves at No. 12 Portland ... made eight saves at Gonzaga ... picked up six saves vs. Cal in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... had three saves vs. No. 25 Boston in the second round of the NCAA Tournament ... had six saves vs. No. 4 Virginia Tech in the Sweet 16.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012: WCC All-Freshman Team selection … started all 20 games she appeared in … had a 1.10 GAA … collected 73 saves and had a .768 save percentage … picked up seven shutouts … made nine saves at Cal … collected nine saves vs. Connecticut … had a season-high 11 saves at BYU.
HIGH SCHOOL: Made state playoffs in 2010 and '11 with Palmer HS ... First-Team All-Metro in 2011 ... MVP in 2010 and '11.
CLUB: Invited to Jan. 2012 National Team training camp but did not attend due to injury ... club team was a State Cup Semi-Finalist in 2011 ... State Cup MVP in 2011 ... 2010 and '11 Region IV team ... Colorado Youth Soccer Hall of Fame Inductee in Jan. 2011 ... U18 National Team training camp in Jan. and Oct. 2011 ... Colorado State Team '93 ODP National Champions Mar. 2010 ... Colorado State Team '93 ODP Regional Champions Jan. 2010 ... 2010 ODP National Championship Golden Glove winner ... Colorado State team 2009 and '10 ... team captain 2005 to present.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Michael and Vicki Tostanoski…father is an electrical engineer…mother is a web presents manager…has a sister, Teddi…plans on researching and perfecting prosthetic hips, knees and ankles so that the recipient can still maintain an active lifestyle...this goal was inspired by her sister who has club foot and hip dysplasia…born in Colorado Springs, CO…hobbies and interests include volunteering, math tutoring, school clubs and coaching… She will be studying in the School of Arts and Science.
Why Andi chose Santa Clara: "First and foremost, I chose Santa Clara for the academic merit of the school. Santa Clara boasts high achievement and graduation rates, which is very important to me. Secondly, I chose SCU for the soccer experience. The soccer program at Santa Clara has undoubtedly been one of the best in the country and I would like to continue the tradition and add to the success of the program. Lastly, the atmosphere at Santa Clara is perfect for me. The moment I walked onto the campus and had a glimpse of the dream, I knew this is exactly where I wanted to be."
Head coach Jerry Smith on Andi: "One of only a handful of keepers in the country to be considered the best in the class in her position. In addition to her shot-stopping ability, Andi is very good on crossing balls, has excellent distribution with both her hands and feet, and is a very mature and focused individual. These characteristics will allow her to be fast-tracked in terms of her development."


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text: Recognition & Awards Honors and rankings for the university Saint Mary's is renowned for quality education, teachers who care, and great campus life, all of which adds up to making your time here some of the best years of your life. National Survey of Student Engagement Study shows Saint Mary's students get more from their college experience+ More Our most recent NSSE results show that Saint Mary's provides a distinctive and superior college experience compared with other colleges nationally and even with other small, liberal arts colleges in the Midwest. In many important categories, our students' responses were much more favorable than the comparison groups. Here are some noteworthy characteristics of the Saint Mary's experience: We provide students what they need to succeed in College and in professional life. Seniors in the College were more likely to report that Saint Mary's: provided support needed to help succeed academically. provided support they needed to thrive socially. emphasized helping them cope with non-academic responsibilities (work, family etc.). contributed to their self-understanding. Students have valuable interactions with faculty in and out of class. Nearly 90% of Saint Mary's seniors responding to the survey said faculty members were available, helpful and sympathetic. They were also more likely to indicate that they: discussed ideas from readings or classes with a faculty member outside of class. worked with faculty members on activities other than coursework (committees, student orientation etc.). talked about career plans with a faculty member or advisor. found the overall quality of academic advising to be excellent or good. We promote cooperation and connection. Saint Mary's seniors were more likely to report that: they worked frequently with classmates outside of class to prepare class assignments. they experienced friendly and supportive relationships with other students, and a sense of belonging. Our students engage in a variety of enriching activities in a residential setting. Saint Mary's seniors were much more likely to indicate that they: attended an art exhibit, gallery, play, dance or other theater performance. found Saint Mary's emphasized attending campus events and activities (special speakers, cultural performances etc.). spent time participating in co-curricular activities (clubs and organizations, campus publications, student government etc.). exercised or participated in physical fitness activities. We are academically rigorous. Saint Mary's seniors: reported a higher level of academic challenge as compared to the average of all surveyed schools. were assigned more books and readings. were required to write more papers of 5 pages or less, 5-19 pages, and 20 or more pages. were much more likely to have done a culminating senior experience (comprehensive exam, capstone course, thesis, project etc.). were more likely to say that Saint Mary's coursework emphasized applying theories/concepts to practical problems or to new situations. Our Lasallian mission is alive in our students. Saint Mary's seniors were much more likely to indicate that: Saint Mary's contributed to their development of a deepened sense of spirituality. Saint Mary's contributed to their development of a personal code of values and ethics. they participated in a community-based project (e.g., service learning) as part of a regular course. Saint Mary's facilitated their contributions to the welfare of their community Students are pleased with their Saint Mary's experience. 88% of Saint Mary's seniors rated their college experience as good or excellent. 83% of seniors stated they would pick Saint Mary's if they could start their college experience over again. USA Today NSSE coverage "Beyond rankings: A new way to look for a college" "Faculty play role outside class as mentors, models" Princeton Review Best in the Midwest - 2014+ More 'Best in Midwest' honors from Princeton Review Saint Mary's University is one of 155 schools receiving the "Best in the Midwest" designation for 2014 from the Princeton Review, a national college guide and ranking program. Each year, the Princeton Review profiles colleges and universities that "stand out as academically excellent institutions of higher learning." 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Trucks to go muddin': NASCAR to race on dirt for 1st time since '70
Truck Series to 'get dirty' at Tony Stewart's track in 2013
Published: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 11:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 11:48 p.m.
NASCAR will go back to the dirt for the first time since 1970 when the Truck Series visits Eldora Speedway in Ohio.
2013 NASCAR Truck Series Schedule
Feb. 22 Daytona
April 6 Martinsville
April 14 Rockingham
April 20 Kansas
May 17 Charlotte
May 31 Dover
June 7 Texas
June 27 Kentucky
July 13 Iowa
July 24 Eldora
Aug. 3 Pocono
Aug. 17 Michiga
Aug. 21 Bristol
Sept. 1 Canadian Tire
Sept. 8 Iowa
Sept. 13 Chicagoland
Sept. 28 Las Vegas
Oct. 19 Talladega
Oct. 26 Martinsville
Nov. 1 Texas
Nov. 8 Phoenix
Nov. 15 Homestead-Miami
The last NASCAR race on a dirt track was Home State 200 on Sept. 30, 1970, at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, N.C. Richard Petty won.
The July 24 event at the Tony Stewart-owned track in Rossburg will be a lead-in to the Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series races later that weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Stewart, a three-time NASCAR champion, believed the Wednesday night race would attract drivers from all three NASCAR national levels and maybe even other series.
"Younger drivers and veterans from the World of Outlaws, late models, USAC drivers that will have an opportunity to land rides for that race .¤.¤. Wednesday night at that time of the year is normally a pretty free night," Stewart said. "It gives us an opportunity to get guys in there that don't normally have that chance."
The deal to race at Eldora was announced Wednesday as part of next season's 22-race schedule, which will also include the series' first international stop.
The Camping World Truck Series will visit Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Ontario in September. It will be the first road-course track for the series since 2000 and ensure a NASCAR national series presence in Canada for a seventh consecutive season.
"It's very important that we maintain our national series presence in Canada," said NASCAR senior vice president of racing operations Steve O'Donnell. "We've accomplished that goal while also bringing a world-class venue like Canadian Tire Motorsport Park on board. The Canadian fan base is so passionate and has a high regard for NASCAR."
The Eldora race has long been rumored, but a deal could not be put together until safety experts from the University of Nebraska visited the track Monday to determine if SAFER barriers needed to be installed. Although it was decided the track needs some minor modifications to the inside walls, actual soft walls will not be installed.
"We are going to be making changes to the exits and entrances to the pit areas," Stewart said. "That's stuff we already started looking at. With the university's help, they're helping us make that even better than what we had planned. There will be some changes structural inside the track, but all for the safety obviously. I was pretty surprised and pleased of the report that we got from them. "We had our heads held up after they left. We felt the few things they asked us to change really gave us a lot of confidence that what we have been doing there has been done well."
The format of the race is undecided, and it could include heat races.
"We are looking at how races are competed at dirt tracks historically with heat races or last chance races," NASCAR senior vice president of racing operations Steve O'Donnell said. "As Tony said, we think we're going to have huge interest, not only from the series, but young up and coming dirt racers, veteran dirt racers. We think it will be a pretty compelling format. It will be a points race on the schedule, but probably some different variables included in the event."
Stewart and Austin Dillon participated in an October compatibility test to determine if the trucks were a fit at Eldora, and Stewart said Wednesday that rain had made the conditions less than favorable. But aside from removing the splitter from the trucks, Stewart said there were no issues. At the time, Stewart believed it was just a test. But because it went so well, he quickly determined he had a real shot at landing a race at his speedway. "I didn't actually honestly believe that it was going to gain the momentum that it had," he said. "Obviously, this year when the discussions came up again, the interest was there, I was definitely pleased and caught off guard by it for sure. But definitely at that point, realizing that everyone at NASCAR was genuinely interested in doing it, it was something we put the full court press on."
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Men's Cross Country Takes 3rd; Four Named All-Region
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (11/9/12) - The NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional was a race to the finish with the top three men's teams being separated by just five points. Princeton would miss getting the automatic bid by just four points, as it placed third with 61 points. Villanova was second with 57, while Georgetown claimed the win with 56 points.
The next 22 teams were far back, with the fourth-place team earning 145 points.
The Heps champion, junior Chris Bendtsen, finished third as the first Tiger across the line. He covered the 10k course in 30:35. Like a repeat of Heps, junior Alejandro Arroyo Yamin was one second back to take fifth. Fellow junior Tyler Udland claimed sixth with a time of 30:39. Senior Michael Franklin and junior Jonathan Vitez ran 30:58 and 31:08 as the final two scorers. Sophomores Matt McDonald and Sam Pons ran 31:10 and 31:12, to finish in the top 35.
Bendtsen, Arroyo Yamin, Udland and Franklin all earned All-Region honors for placing in the top 25.
Princeton will await the NCAA committee's at-large selections for the NCAA Championships, that will include 13 at-large teams and the top four at each Regional not on an advancing team.
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3. Chris Bendtsen 30:35
5. Alejandro Arroyo Yamin 30:36
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Darren Criss: Shirtless Santa Pic
Posted by Native NYker in candy cane, christmas photo, darren criss, glee, holidays, shirtless, topless on December 20, 2012
The holidays are hard for some folks. So here's something to take your mind off the lackluster merriment that plagues your ho-ho-ho. Darren Criss – of Glee stardom – posing as a Santa (of sorts) shirtless, holding an over-sized candy-cane.
It put a spin on our very own. If for a moment.
Less is more, is our personal practice, but we ain't kicking the Murphy gift-horse for sharing this teaser. Although we might've been a little more gleeful had this been an over-the-should showing some smooth posterior.
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Wrong-way chase lands suspect, Brunswick deputy in hospital
Published: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 10:35 p.m.
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A wrong-way chase Wednesday night on U.S. 17 in Brunswick County landed a suspect and deputy in the hospital, according to the sheriff's office.
Brunswick County deputies were conducting a checkpoint for motor vehicle violations about 8:20 p.m. in the area of Oxpen Road in Supply when a vehicle ran through the checkpoint, according to sheriff's office spokeswoman Emily Flax.
Deputies began to pursue the vehicle, which turned onto U.S. 17 and was traveling north in the southbound lanes at high rates of speed, Flax said.
The suspect's vehicle turned around at U.S. 17 and N.C. 211, and headed south.
Deputies ended the pursuit by executing what is known as a PIT maneuver and bringing the fleeing vehicle to a stop at U.S. 17 and Cumbee Road, Flax said.
The driver of the fleeing vehicle and a deputy were taken to a hospital for evaluation, she said.
Information about the name of the driver and any charges will be released later, Flax said.
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Tonight, October 19th, at (Le) Poisson Rouge, Zowie, Kids of 88, Street Chant, Lawerence Arabia, Ruby Frost, and Electric Wire Hustle take the stage at the annual New Zealand at CMJ showcase brought to you by 42BELOW, NZ Music Commission, and NZ On Air. Complimentary 42BELOW Vodka drinks will be served so make sure you come early to get your CMJ Tuesday started right! Entrance is free but strictly RSVP only, or with a CMJ badge, so make sure you RSVP before we close the list in a bit.
New Zealand at CMJ 2010 – October 19
42BELOW, NZ On Air, and the NZ Music Commission bring you one of the hottest tickets at the CMJ this year. On Tuesday, October 19th, get ready to experience New Zealand's finest musical talents brought to you from across the oceans, and placed in the lap of New York City at (Le) Poisson Rouge. Showcasing Zowie, Street Chant, Kids Of 88, Electric Wire Hustle, Ruby Frost and Lawrence Arabia, New Zealand comes prepared and to ready to school you on all they have to offer (besides a killer Rugby team).
Just in case all that wasn't enough, complimentary 42BELOW cocktails will be served all night (or until we run out). Entrance is free, but strictly RSVP only (also free w/ a CMJ badge), and granted on a 'first come, first served basis' so make sure you get there early as last year's installment drew out over 1,000 fans. Doors open at 5:45pm and show starts at 6:00pm sharp.
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No. 6 Syracuse Defeats Men's Basketball 73-53
Making their first visit to the Carrier Dome in eight years, the Princeton men's basketball team fell to No. 6 Syracuse 73-53 Wednesday night.
Syracuse (3-0) scored the first six points as the Tigers struggled to get going on offense, and turnovers plagued Princeton as the Orange inched their lead forward. Princeton had 14 giveaways in the first half, leading to 15 Syracuse points off turnovers. Syracuse only outrebounded Princeton by one in the opening 20 minutes, 15-14, but eight of those were offensive boards that led to 14 second-chance points.
In the second half, Princeton cut the turnovers to 10 in the half for 24 overall but saw the rebounding deficit grow to 31-23 on the night. Sixteen of Syracuse's total rebounds were on the offensive end, leading to 20 second-chance points. The 24 turnovers led to 25 points for the Orange.
The Orange's largest lead was 20 points, coming in the game's final minute.
Princeton cut the Syracuse lead to six points on a Clay Wilson 3-pointer with less than 14 minutes to go, but the Orange scored the next eight points and let Princeton no closer.
James Southerland led the Orange with a career-high 22 points as one of five Orange in double figures. Clay Wilson had a career-high 15 points to lead Princeton, as Brendan Connolly had a season-high 11 points and Ian Hummer added 10.
Princeton fell to 1-3 on the season after facing its second straight Big East opponent. Rutgers defeated the Tigers 58-52 last Friday night.
After the Thanksgiving holiday, the Tigers will make the short trip to Lafayette (1-4) to renew their annual series with the Leopards Sunday at 2 p.m.
Postgame notes
• Syracuse now leads the series against the Tigers 25-9, though only five of those meetings have occurred since Princeton's last win in the series in 1965. All five of the games since have been played at the Carrier Dome, where Syracuse is now 6-0 against Princeton.
• Princeton fell to 9-59 all-time against AP top-10 ranked teams since the poll began for the 1949-50 season. The top-10 ranked foes have won 26 straight against Princeton since the Tigers knocked off No. 2 Notre Dame in 1977 in Jadwin Gym.
• Syracuse was the highest ranked team Princeton had faced since opening the 2010-11 season at No. 1 Duke.
• T.J. Bray had a career-high seven assists.
• Ian Hummer moved past Bob Scrabis '89 into eighth place on the program list for field goals made, now with 486 in his career. Brian Taylor '84 next at 507.
• Hummer moved 10 points closer to Brian Taylor '84 (1,239), who is in 11th place on Princeton's all-time career scoring list. Hummer now has 1,227 points.
• Syracuse improved to 31-0 against Ivy League teams in the Carrier Dome during the building's 33 seasons, with 20 of those wins coming against nearby Cornell.
• Syracuse was also No. 6 in the nation the last time the teams played, on Nov. 12, 2004 in the Carrier Dome.
• Sophomore Denton Koon hit his second career 3-pointer. He made one last year at Harvard. Koon also tied a season high with nine points, which he also had last time out against Rutgers.
• Princeton has been outrebounded in three of its four games this season.
• Clay Wilson set a career high with five 3-pointers. Wilson has scored in double figures for the third time in four games this season after scoring five points in his freshman season.
• The attendance of 17,881 represented the largest crowd to see a Princeton men's basketball game since the last time Princeton came to Syracuse in 2004, when the attendance was 20,176.