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As we were preparing last week's special Rock and Roll Night School on rock and roll holiday records, I was amazed at how many Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees had recorded a holiday record. So, being the obsessives that we are, the Education Department staff tried to figure out just how many there are. Here's our preliminary stats. Note: for the purposes of discussion, we focused on inductees from the Performer and Early Influence category; we counted a band or a duo as one inductee (e.g., The Rolling Stones =1; Bob Dylan =1, etc.); and we included our newest group of inductees (ABBA, The Stooges, The Hollies, Jimmy Cliff, and Genesis). Here's what we found:
143 out of 255 Inductees have recorded a holiday record: 72%!
Given how many crazy one-off records are out there, I'm sure that we missed a few. I've listed our working list below. Please let us know if we missed any! We'd love hear from you.
Inductees who HAVE NOT recorded holiday songs/albums
Early Influences
1. Charlie Christian
2. Willie Dixon
3. Billie Holiday
4. Howlin' Wolf
5. Elmore James
6. Robert Johnson
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Man oh Man was last night's holiday edition of Rock and Roll Night School fun! And we all learned so much about a very special niche of music. In fact, we are thinking about doing this again and maybe streaming the program online. So……anybody out there, let us know if this would be something you would like to participate in…and if you can't make it in person, consider possibly participating online or via the phone.
Below you'll find a list of my favorite rock and roll holiday songs. Also, feel free to comment on all of the lists if you were here last night. Most importantly, let us know if we missed any holiday songs by Inductees.
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! Come to Cleveland!
27.) Merry Christmas – Lightning Hopkins
26.) Christmas Presents – Solomon Burke
25.) Not So Merry Christmas – Bobby Vee
24.) There's Trouble Brewing – Jack Scott
23.) Chipmunk Song – Canned Heat and the Chipmunks
22.) Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy – Buck Owens
21.) Man with all the Toys – The Beach Boys
20.) Papa Noel – Brenda Lee
19.) Chinchy Old Scrooge – Phil Moore
18.) Jingle Jangle – The Penguins
17.) Christmas in ...
This past week, Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) offered its 31st annual Jazz Fest in the city of Cleveland with events that ranged from community programs to all-star jazz performances. This year the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum partnered with the Jazz Fest to offer two evening programs that explored the connections between jazz and rock.
On Monday April 19th the Rock Hall screened the film Miles Electric: A Different Kind of Blue directed by acclaimed filmmaker and friend of the Museum, Murray Lerner. The film looks back to the period of musical transition from Miles Davis' freebop quintet to what later became known as electric Miles, culminating with uncut footage of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee's legendary performance at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival. It wasn't rock and roll, although Bitches Brew (1969) came close, but Davis' style wasn't far removed from the acid rock and funk that was filling the airwaves in the late 1960s. For some extra fun check out the records his wife Betty Davis made starting in 1973 – awesome! Davis' band at the Isle of Wight consisted of powerhouse jazz players including Gary Bartz (saxophone), Chick ...
Last week at the Rock Hall the buzz was all about Hitsville USA. On Wednesday the Education Department featured a Rock and Roll Night School program on Motown, and on Friday we welcomed Inductee Dennis Edwards of the Temptations for an afternoon Hall of Fame Series event. And don't forget that this week is your final chance to see the excellent exhibit MOTOWN: The Sound of Young America Turns 50.
This month's Rock and Roll Night School, our second on the music of Motown, focused on the years 1964 to 1967, when the label was hitting its stride, cranking out hit after hit, and going head to head with the sounds of the British invasion. Several factors lead to Motown's success during this period. One was Berry Gordy's vision and business smarts. By owning the recording, publishing, marketing, distribution, and management he was able to connect every part of the music business and control the sound and image that became the Motown brand. Another key development was connecting a team of songwriters to a specific musical group. In the case of Holland-Dozier-Holland this meant teaming with the Supremes and the Four Tops, and the result was ...
The story of rock and roll is often reduced to a happy mix of rhythm and blues and country music, but it is actually a far richer and more complicated comingling of styles, genres, instruments, cultures and people. For our Rock and Roll Night School last night, my colleagues and I researched a rather famous moment in rock and roll history featuring some of its greatest musicians playing together at an impromptu jam session at Sam Phillips' Sun Studios in Memphis on December 4, 1956. Coined the "Million Dollar Quartet" by local journalist Bob Johnson who stopped by to chronicle the session, I was struck by the versatility of these legends and the diverse repertory they had in their wheelhouse.
Earlier that day, rockabilly king Carl Perkins had recorded some songs with Sun newcomer Jerry Lee Lewis on piano. Former Sun superstar (and then RCA recording artist) Elvis Presley was home for the holidays and dropped by with his girlfriend. Johnny Cash swung by for a time as well. As the musicians began to play together, Phillips placed a microphone in the middle of the room and pressed record. What followed were hours of musical exchange, experimentation, improvisation, imitation ...
"The Fabulous Girl Groups" is the third installment in a special series that highlights the evolution of women in music by placing their accomplishments, inspirations and influence in the context of the eras that shaped their sounds and messages. "America's Foremothers" introduced the series, and "Pioneers of Rock" was the second feature.
The roots of the girl-group era date back to 1956, the year when a vocal group called Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers lit up the charts with "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" Mary Wilson of the Supremes remembers that many girls around her neighborhood weren't content just to listen to Frankie Lymon sing on their transistor radios – they wanted to be Frankie Lymon. Ronnie Spector of the Ronettes auditioned for her future producer and husband, Phil Spector, by singing "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" when they met in 1962.
The first real girl-group hit was the Bobbettes' "Mr. Lee," which reached Number Six in August 1957, just a month before nine African-American kids had to be escorted by the 101st Airborne Division of the United States Army to desegregate their high school in Little Rock, Arkansas. In 1958, as Swedish diplomat Agda Rossel became ...
The fans voted, and we listened: the Rolling Stones album to be highlighted during tonight's special listening party in the Museum's Foster Theater will be the group's 1971 classic recording Sticky Fingers. After asking fans to decide what Rolling Stones album the Rock Hall should highlight, the votes were tallied and Sticky Fingers rose to the top. Tonight, visitors can listen to the entire album through the Museum's state-of-the-art Foster Theater sound system and take part in an in-depth look at the record led by the Rock Hall's education department. Tune in to the live stream at 8 pm EST here! The Rock Hall will honor the Rolling Stones as the 2013 Music Masters during the week of October 21.
Released in 1971, Sticky Fingers captured the sound of the Rolling Stones' inimitable, insouciant style. The album was released less than a year after the group launched its own record label – aptly named Rolling Stones Records – for which they signed a distribution deal with Atlantic Records. The initial releases on the new label were Sticky Fingers and its raunchy, rocking first single, "Brown Sugar." Musically, the album showcased the band's versatility, from the country ...


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It's one of the yet-unanswered questions of the millennium—how has the Internet and the digital revolution changed the arts, including non-fiction writing (which you might still refer to quaintly as "newswriting" or "journalism").
It's a humongous, tangled and scary question, perfect for Stephen Brown, cultural bomb thrower of SB Dance Company, to make the subject of his first in a series of Cultural Confidentials at the Rose Wagner Blackbox. Brown has invited five representatives from the art world's spectrum to discuss Internet issues in their fields.
Photographer Josh Blumental, who specializes in 19th Century wet-plate photography, and Aaron Moulton, senior curator at UMOCA, will discuss the blurred lines of image ownership and what it means to artists.
Anne Jamison, an English professor at the Univerity of Utah will explain the explosion of online "fan fiction" as a writing genre.
Stacey Richards, a catalog relations manager at Warner Chappell and her husband Paul, a professional musician, will discuss the opportunities and challenges the Web offers to musicians.
Jason Hill, founder of Lost Wax Labs, will discuss open-source software and his advocacy for keeping the Internet free of government controls.
I will be there as a blogger and print journalist to talk about the impact of the Internet and social media on news coverage, objectivity, credible information gathering and the changing face of the news (like my mug being at the top of this blog instead of Walter Cronkite).
The Internet is free--but this will cost you $5.
Tonight, Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Rose Wagner Blackbox, 138 W 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets: $5 801-355-ARTS or www.arttix.org or at the door.

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The remains of the school house in Metropolis.
Make sure the tank is full for this road trip into some of Nevada's more desolate sights.
Getting there
Hop on I-80 West and drive. It's a straight shot from downtown Salt Lake City and will kick you into Elko (exit 303) three and a half hours later.
Why go now
The summer heat is just starting to dissipate, making the straight-shot drive along I-80 to Elko across the Salt Flats a bit more comfortable, and the leaves in the surrounding Humboldt National Forest are on their way to brilliant reds, yellows and oranges. Plus, the annual Ruby Mountain Hot Air Balloon Festival (rubymountainballoonfestival.com) hits Elko Sept. 21–23, offering some high-flying fun to mingle in with your self-guided ghost town tours.
Where to stay
Casinos, roadside motels and camping are the best bet for lodging, so don't expect anything high-end or fancy for your trip. The Red Lion Hotel and Casino (2065 Idaho St., redlion.com), just off I-80 exit 303, is pet friendly if you want to bring Fido or Felix, clean and a good central location to the many scattered ghost towns and scenic mountains. Campground camping at South Fork State Recreation Center (353 Lower South Fork, Spring Creek, 775-744-4346), about 18 miles southeast of Elko. The South Fork Reservoir is surrounded by more than 2,000 acres of wildlife-filled meadow lands and rolling hills.
Day One: Face to Face with the Past
Grab a hearty breakfast at 2 Dames and a Deli (Monday–Friday, 282 11th St., 2damesandadeli.com) and kick things off with a morning history lesson at the California Trail Interpretive Center (I-80 exit 292, californiatrailcenter.org). Twelve years in the making, the $18 million facility boasts more than $8 million in exhibits showcasing the trials of the westward push beginning in the early 1840s. Then head west toward Carlin and hop on SR 278 for 10 miles to the ghost town of Palisade, founded in 1868 by the Central Pacific Railroad. Churches, businesses and a residential district thrived in the late 1800s, but the decline of mining and the departure of the railroad left the town all but empty by 1938. Now only two small cabins and an extensive cemetery remain. Head back to Elko and grab a stick-to-yer-ribs dinner at Machi's Saloon and Grill (450 Commercial St., Elko, 775-738-9772).
Day Two: A Living Ghost Town
Nab a scone and latte at Cowboy Joe (376 5th St., 775-753-5612) before making the 52-mile trek to the living ghost town of Tuscarora. The teeny ranching community (population: 9) boomed as a mining town in 1867 and, at times, was the biggest city in Elko County. Now it's home to ramshackle buildings, including the stone station. Shop the world-famous Tuscarora Summer Pottery School (tuscarorapottery.com), run by the Parks family. Stop by Taylor Canyon Resort (SR 226, just south of the Tuscarora turnoff, 775-756-6500), a roadside bar founded in the 1920s, for an early afternoon sip from the impressively stocked bar, and then head to Mountain City, former home of a couple thousand copper, gold and silver mines. (Take SR 226 east to SR 225 and follow it 56 miles). Back in Elko, dine at the 100-year-old Star Hotel Basque Restaurant (246 Silver St., elkostarhotel.com), a former boarding house for sheepherders. The lamb falls off the bone, but the real star is the traditional Picon punch—a potent pre-dinner drink.
Day Three: Ranchers, Rustlers, Bootleggers
Head west on I-80 toward Old Town Wells (about 51 miles from Elko), where plaques on the 19th century buildings tell the stories of ranchers, train robbers and bootleggers. The ghost town of Metropolis, about 14 miles from Wells (pick up a Cowboy Country pamphlet from the Elko Convention Center for directions), was built in 1911 as a farming community but died out less than two decades later. The crumbling remains of the school and local hotel make for an eerie sight. Back in Wells, head south for 38 miles on US 93 toward the abandoned Spruce Mountain Mining District. The mountainside, not accessible by low clearance vehicles, is covered with mine remains dating back as far as 135 years, including ore sorter towers, rusty smelters, mine shaft air pumps, wells and dilapidated log cabins.
Tack on an extra day to your roadtrip. Jarbridge, which became an over-night boomtown when gold was discovered in 1908, is in the Humboldt Mountains northwest of Elko. Stories of old west mayhem and America's last horse-drawn stage robbery went down here. The Jarbridge Jail—which held killers and highwaymen—and original cabins still stand.
Indulge in a rustic getaway in the Humboldt National Forest's Jarbridge Wilderness calling to bull elk. Cottonwood Guest Ranch near Wells offers a Fall Elk Bugle Pack Trip, where guests pack up their horses and ride into the woods for three days camping and bugling in the bull elk during the height of the season. The $1,600 per person trip is all inclusive and runs Sept. 23–29. cottonwoodguestranch.com


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Rated 2 out of 5 by Perry It's okay This rug is...okay. I bought it because I liked the mixture of neutrals with some light blue. However, when it arrived I was surprised to find there is no blue/gray at all in the actual rug. The picture on the site is incredibly deceiving. It's not worth it to ship it back so I'm keeping it. Overall not thrilled. July 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Kefuller77 Did not hold up as well as I wanted it to I was thrilled when I purchased this rug just over a year ago. It's very pretty and looked great in my LR. However, it has not held up in the way that I hoped. Even with a rug pad, the edges of this rug have stretched and are uneven, giving my living room a very sloppy look. And although we rarely wear shoes on the rug, the areas that see higher traffic (just below the couch) are very worn. What I expected would be a rug to last for years will probably need to be replaced very soon. I would suggest using this rug only in an area that does not see much traffic or use. January 9, 2013
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Gun Rights Advocate Charged in Copyright Case Over Anti-Gay Attack Ads
A New York wedding photographer and a New Jersey gay couple who are jointly suing an anti-gay group for unauthorized use of an engagement photo (shown at right) are now going after a Colorado gun rights advocate, too.
The Denver Post reports that attorneys for the gay couple, Brian Edwards and Thomas Privitere, have filed papers in a Colorado federal court to add Dudley Brown and two gun groups–Rocky Mountain Gun Owners and the National Association for Gun Rights–to their lawsuit.
Edwards and Privitere, along with photographer Kristina Hill, sued a Virginia-based group called Public Advocate of the United States (PAUS) last year for unauthorized use of Hill's engagement photo of the couple in political attack ads (shown below). The ads, distributed as campaign mailers in Colorado, were part of an effort to unseat candidates who had supported a push for same-sex unions in the state.
During the discovery process in the case against PAUS, the plaintiffs learned from e-mail records that Dudley Brown was behind the mailers, and that he worked with PAUS to distribute them, according to the Denver Post report. Brown is founder and executive director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, and executive VP of the National Association for Gun Rights. He allegedly used e-mail accounts associated with both organizations to correspond with PAUS about the campaign mailers.
The Denver Post report quotes one e-mail in which Dudley told PAUS: "What I propose is that [PAUS] pay for mailing. … My staff and I would do all the work, but we'd want [PAUS] to sign off, put its name on the dotted line, and pay for the mailings. I would counsel mailing slick and glossies, with the 'two men kissing' photo."
The plaintiffs are charging infringement of Hill's copyright and unlawful appropriation of the likenesses of Edwards and Privitere.
Anti-Gay Group Sued for Unauthorized Use of Photo in Attack Ads
Anti-Gay Group Pleads Fair Use, Free Speech in Infringement Case


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West 8's project Jubilee Gardens is finally going ahead and will screen live footage of the 2012 Olympics. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has recently announced £11.5m funding to six London boroughs for public space projects that will transform the look and feel of the Capital in time for the 2012 Games.
Jubilee Gardens is situated on the iconic Southbank and forms part of Lambeth, one of the funded boroughs. Lambeth will get £1.5m to create a live site for the 2012 Games and a world-class park.
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Come along as little puppy goes out exploring in the world. Along the way he meets new friends, big and small, and sees amazing sights, but can't wait to get back home to mom. Told in simple yet lively text full of recognizable sight words and using picture icons to aid reading, National Geographic Pre-readers will enchant kids just beginning their journey with books.


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2012 - Clif Bar Development party - fundraiser
Nov 29th
Clif Bar Development party/fundraiser
The fund raiser will be Nov 29th from 6-8 at Boulder Cycle Sport South. There will be free Belgian beer from Great Divide beer. We will have frites and mayo and fresh Evol burritos. We are asking for cash donations at the door, but what we really want is your old sports gear or used bikes, bike parts, bike clothing, or anything else we can sell at the Pros Closet. Pros Closet will then sell the donated items and the Clif Bar team will directly receive the money from the Pros Closet sale.
All Clif Bar Team members will be there including former team members Danny Summerhill and Alex Howes, Elite team members Mitch Hoke and Brady Kappius, team director Ben Turner and current members Zane Godby, Spencer Downing, Ian McPherson, Maxx Chance, LIam Dunn, Cormac Dunn and Kolben Preble as well as cyclocross champions Brandon Dwight and Pete Webber.
I think the cycling community turn out is going to be huge and there is bound to be some entertaining moments with old videos and fun team introductions. There will also be some fun give aways for Clif Product, etc.
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Make a new thread for us to stampede then.
Paired with: Qoorl the Atomic Cowboy, Sasuke the Ninjassasin, Solly the Wise King, and Keke Le Cat
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I don't like how I have to be a part of a railway express. An airline of some sort would have been my preferred method of travel.
Grade 8 Solly, always asking the tough questions
marx said that capitalism is a step on the path to communism but lately ive been thinking what if he got it backward? communism works exceedingly well in small populations - tiny communities throughout human history have empirically been cooperative. however as a society gets bigger it becomes harder and harder to efficiently allocate resources and the best way to do this is to create a currency and get people to acquire that currency through working or through creating/innovating industries. capitalism actually does a pretty bang up job at this but its effectiveness is diminished by the fact that humans are not rational agents and make stupid uninformed decisions with an astonishing lack of foresight, and this is exacerbated by the proliferation of human beings who lack basic necessities and as a consequence lack an education. so you'll need socialist policies to raise the standard of living to the point where the lowest class is very well educated and doesn't have to worry about food, water, shelter, etc. now when human beings increasingly become rational agents and technology advances to the point that externalities are accounted for and economic depressions can be predicted and mitigated, could it be true that the market should actually get FREER so as to utilize its full efficiency in the light of an informed populace? just a thought.
A freeer economy with less of a labor force (due to technological advances) would only lead to an oligarchy, as one person would own all resources & means of production without a workforce to unionize/rebel.
Also humans would not become "increasingly more rational".
What system woudl keep large corporations/CEOs in check? Consumerism? That's a pipe dream.
youre just saying free markets result in monopolies, which i agree with. idk why you brought up labor forces.
I think my point was that there will be no work forces to unionize


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Published in December 1971 with the article "The Zulus: Black Nation in a Land of Apartheid," this map is a supplement to the "Heritage of Africa" map printed in the same issue. Featuring a physical map with the names of groups and their languages, this map also contains beautiful illustrations and interesting facts about the diverse peoples that inhabit the continent.
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Foreign bodies refer to any objects in the eye that are not meant to be there. The foreign object may be in the conjunctiva (a thin membrane that covers the actual eye) or in the cornea (the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye).
The most common foreign bodies in the conjunctiva include the following:
The most common foreign bodies in the cornea are pieces of metal or rusty objects.
The following are the most common symptoms of foreign bodies in the eye. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of foreign bodies in the eye may resemble other eye conditions or medical problems. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
Diagnosis is usually made after a complete medical history and physical examination of your child's eye. Local anesthetic drops in the eye may be used in order to examine the child. In addition, your child's physician may also order a fluorescein stain to help confirm the diagnosis and evaluate if there is an abrasion to the cornea. A fluorescein stain is done by placing a small amount of a dye in your child's eye. This does not hurt your child. A special light is then used to look at the surface of the cornea to see any abrasion or scratch.
Specific treatment for a foreign body in the eye will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Treatment may include:
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Advocacy/Public Affairs Manager - IMBA
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The International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) seeks an Advocacy/Public Affairs Manager to serve as an expert resource and coach for local advocates working on a wide variety of issues that affect the management of mountain bicycling on public lands. This is a full-time, salaried, exempt position and works with an energetic, integrated team dedicated to promoting bicycle-friendly policies, public lands conservation and access for recreation.
The Advocacy Manager will develop training materials and utilize webinars, conference calls, social media campaigns, in-person training and coaching to increase the capacity of IMBA Chapters to engage in public lands management and policy decisions. The Advocacy Manager will be a key member of IMBA's Government Affairs team, working on federal and state access and policy initiatives to protect, preserve and enhance mountain bicycling experiences in the United States.
Position Duties
• Organize and coach IMBA Chapters to effectively engage in the civic discourse of public lands management and policy at the local and regional level.
• Develop IMBA advocacy training programs and resources in cooperation with Regional Directors and Government Affairs staff.
• Collaborate with Government Affairs staff and coalition partners to help shape federal and state policy that affects mountain bicycling opportunities.
• Leverage mass communication tools and techniques to inspire local advocates to be active citizens of the mountain bicycling community.
• Other duties as assigned
Desired Experience and Qualifications
• Bachelors degree required, Masters degree in public lands, natural resources or environmental policy preferred, and/or two years experience in a related field.
• Strong familiarity with public lands management, planning, the National Environmental Policy Act, USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service regulations.
• Experience with volunteer and community organizing.
• Outstanding public speaking, and training skills.
• Superb writing and editing skills.
• Understanding of advocacy, membership, fundraising in a not for profit business environment.
• Energetic, creative, problem solving, positive/can-do personality with ability to work as a team-player and autonomously.
• Fluent in Microsoft Office, Mac operating systems, CRM databases and social networking.
• Ideal candidate is an outdoor enthusiast with a passion for mountain biking.
Competitive salary and benefits, based on experience. IMBA offers medical and dental insurance, retirement plan, as well as generous vacation and holiday time. This position is based in Boulder, Colorado. IMBA's tight knit staff values teamwork, health, mountain biking, a work-hard/play-hard ethic, and enjoys a high-energy office near trails.
To apply, send an e-mail with an engaging cover letter and resume in a single PDF or Word document to Kerri Salazar at kerri.salazar AT imba DOT com. Please include "IMBA Advocacy Manager" and your name in the subject line.
Application deadline is September 20th, 2013. IMBA is an equal opportunity employer.


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Panama City Beach - This week's Golden Apple award winner is a math teacher at Surfside Middle School. Tinsley McGruder says she went into teaching because she wanted to be a positive influence on her students. According to them: mission accomplished.
A former cheerleader herself, students and colleagues say Tinsley McGruder is now a cheerleader for her students. "Her high energy translates into getting high performance out of kids and that is what education is after all, all about," said Sue Harrell, Surfside Middle School Principal.
Ms. McGruder uses technology, like her Smart board, to keep her students engaged in a subject she genuinely loves. "I loved math, I had such great math teachers growing up. Math was fun to me and I want that to be what the kids experience today, that math is fun," said Ms. McGruder. She teaches students about the importance of math by showing them how they use it outside the classroom. "I'm on the basketball team and we have a game today and she teaches us how we can use math in sports and everyday life," said Gannon Powell, one of the students who nominated Ms. McGruder.
In a world where many students struggle to find a role model, Ms. McGruder wants to be a positive influence on every student. "They know she cares about them. Ultimately that is the quality that children have always ranked, for year and years, is if the teacher cares about them then they want to perform, they want to learn in that teacher's classroom and I think all that works for Tinsley McGruder," said Principal Harrell. "She makes it really easy to learn stuff, and it's really fun, and she is my favorite teacher at this school," said Brooke Bruhmeller, another student who nominated Ms. McGruder.
Congratulations to Ms. McGruder, this week's Golden Apple award winning teacher. "That ligh tbulb goes off and you know you got to them. That is the best moment of teaching," said Ms. McGruder.


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Monday, December 3, 2012
Habitat For Humanity Family Selection Meeting On December 6 at Riverside Church
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Everything was ok after a bomb scare at the Coudersport Borough Offices Friday afternoon. Nearby buildings were evacuated. Emergency personnel from multiple agencies are pictured staging at the Dollar General store parking lot. James Mitchell photo.
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Princesskitty09, you really don't want to start accusing me of anything. Ever. Because I will burn you into the ground. I promise not to swear, but then again I don't need to swear to flame someone. However, I don't want to flame you unless I have to.
Some facts for you to consider:
piplup_girl_113 was an account created by God with the purpose of ruining my relationship with Poke_princess_v73, as an extension of the accusations levelled against me in "For the attention of user The_Editor".
I have never called myself Zak anywhere. The only names I use on any forums are cyber man, The Editor, Ervan Remoh and Oztok. Zak is the name of a character in the European edition of Advance Wars: Dual Strike.
I have never set foot outside of Europe.
I am a fairly nice guy if you don't annoy me.
Some of the higher-ups here can be jerks sometimes, but they're not bad people.
Misc. Chat is a minefield of swearing and abuse. The art gallery is much nicer.
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Yeah I know...
Are these people serious?
I mean really...
They did advertise, well, mentioning a name of somethig in itself is advertising.
I learned that in Business class. It's indirect advertising, but still advertising.
For example, have you look at movies or TV shows there will be a lot of "indirect advertisement" in them. When a character eats or drinks something and as the viewer see the product they are using is an example of
"indirect advertisment." Another is seeing the characters using a bunch of Dell computers or Apple computers. You see the product, but none of the actors are directly telling you to buy these items. It inlfuences the subconscience to think:
"I like this character on the Movie/TV Show and to be more like them I would eat or drink this and own this type of computer."
They advertised this http://rescuerslegend.proboards82.com/ and some other forums. I think they where with a group for people tring to exact revenge for one of there friends.
this thread still going?
we should derail it just to tick them off
so how has your wednesday been guys?
It's Wednesday?
Man, I hate deployements and 12 hour shifts.
Iraq sucks. Oh well...
It's actually been a pretty good day for me. Despite fighting a war, the day has been real good. I got to eat real ice cream for lunch today. It's been almost a year since I last did that.
My piggy bank is getting fatter, which is cool. I think I'm going to buy myself a iMAC and a cheap car when I return to the states and save the rest. Once I'm settled I'm going to start drawing again and making music.
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Harvard, which went undefeated during the dual meet season, leads the field with 467 points, while Princeton is second with 423 points. In terms of the championship chase, those two programs have already separated themselves from the rest of the field. Columbia is third with 301 points, only six points ahead of Yale.
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Easily the highlight of the day came from Wagner, who defeated a trio of Crimson swimmers in a thrilling 50 free final to win his first individual Ivy League title in 19.61. That time currently stands 18th in the nation and should punch Wagner's ticket to the NCAA Championships.
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The 500 free looked like a potential swing event for the Crimson, though Princeton placed one in the 'A' final and got some help from the rest of the league. Yale led the way with three finalists, including eventual winner Rob Harder (4:19.20). The Crimson did end up with three in the Top 11, but Princeton junior Paul Nolle reached the 'A' final and took eighth in 4:32.05, while freshman Zach Ridout added a 12th-place finish in 4:28.42.
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Senior Kaspar Raigla, who will make his individual debut Friday, went 47.80 in the fly and gave Wagner a chance to make up the ground in the final 100. The sophomore nearly pulled off a magical finish. His split of 42.74 was the fastest in the pool, but it fell just short. Harvard took first in 3:12.18, while Dartmouth placed second in 3:12.32. Princeton placed third in 3:12.48, more than 2.5 seconds faster than the rest of the field.
Friday's preliminary session will begin at 11 am, with finals scheduled to start at 6 pm. Events will include the 400 IM, the 100 fly, the 200 free, the 100 breast, and the 100 back, as well as the 200 medley relay and the 800 free relay. The preliminary and consolation rounds of the 3-meter diving competition will also be held.


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Born: October 1, 1936 in Springfield, MA
High School: Agawam
College: Trinity (CT) (school history)
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I have been giving a lot of thought to making my 1898 Mauser my main go-to gun. The 98 Mauser has the ultimate bolt action. There has never been a better one and probably never will. All current bolt actions are based on the Mauser, A number of well known military rifles are based on the Mauser such as America's 1903 Springfield and 1917 Enfield, Britain's 1914 Enfield and Japan's 1899 Arisaka. All of these are tried and proven designs. There is no way you could go wrong with one of these.
My Mauser is in the original 8MMX57 caliber. This was Germany's caliber for two World Wars. Because of the poor workmanship of Mauser copies made in numerous countries such as China, Iran, Spain and others, American companies down load this caliber to 30-30 specs, a real weeny compared to European loadings! With European loadings this caliber approaches the 30-06! It is quite powerful!
The main problem is finding ammo. I found a lot of low cost surplus ammo on the J&Gsales.com web site and purchased a large amount. You cannot use it for hunting but it will suffice for defense work. After all, it was made for military use. It is corrosive which demands that you clean your gun as quickly as possible after you shoot it. Windex is good to clean your bore after using corrosive primer ammo. I also-as soon as I can-pour boiling water down the bore to clean some of the corrosive salts. So far, this has worked very well.
Another thing I like: there are very few parts in this rifle. All of the parts are available at this time ([url=http://www.sarcoinc.com.) I plan to buy a few spare parts such as a firing pin, ejector, and all of the various springs used in this rifle. These are the parts that generally fail, if any. This should keep it going as long as I live.
No, it's not a semi-auto, but I believe that I could give a good account of myself with this rifle. It can easily (with European ammo) reach out to 500 yards. That's quite a stretch for the 7,62X39 (AK, SKS, etc) and the 5.56-.223 (AR, Mini-14, etc.)
The more I study this rifle, the better it looks to me. The modifications that a previous owner did are those that I would have done. He had the follower milled so that you can close the bolt on an empty chamber. He installed a receiver (peep) sight on it. He cut down some of the excess wood. I like the simplicity of it. The bolt has very few parts. And, at this time there are ample replacement parts available. I wish I had another one (one is none and two is one-I know, you've all heard it!!). I wish it was in .308 instead of 8MM. The caliber is OK but ammo is hard to find. I think I have enough surplus ammo to do me, but, I would like to have more.
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Inspector says deck shouldn't have collapsed
Published: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at 10:49 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at 3:28 p.m.
The investigation into the cause of a second-story deck collapse on Ocean Isle Beach was under way Wednesday after 21 people gathered for a picture there were injured when the deck collapsed Tuesday night.
"If a deck collapsed with 21 people on it, then it tells me that something was not properly attached or it had taken some wind damage. That could alter in some fashion how the thing was fastened together," said Glenn Batten, president of the N.C. Building Inspector's Association. "If this structure was there during two or three hurricanes and it took a beating from the wind, likely some of the fasteners were kind of pulled and stretched to their limit.
"If they were just taking a picture it should have held them regardless."
The six-bedroom, six-bath home at 83 Ocean Isle West Blvd. sleeps 19 and rents for $10,000 a week, according to the Williamson Realty Inc. website.
Officials offered few details Wednesday about what happened, but town administrator Daisy Ivey said Ocean Isle Beach Building and Planning inspectors were investigating.
The first calls about the collapse came in at 8:17 p.m. Tuesday after the deck gave way onto a concrete patio some 10 feet below.
A family had gathered on the deck to take a photo, according to Anthony Marzano, director of Brunswick County Emergency Services. He said none of the injuries appeared to be life threatening.
Eleven of the 13 people taken to Grand Strand Regional Medical Center in Myrtle Beach were treated and released by Wednesday, said Marketing Director Joan Carroza. Two were admitted – one with a broken leg and the other with a broken ankle – she said.
All but two of the seven others taken to Brunswick Novant Medical Center in Supply were treated and released, said Brunswick Novant spokeswoman Amy Myers.
The condition of the one person taken to New Hanover Regional Medical Center was not immediately available.
According to the Ocean Isle Beach town administrator, a certificate of occupancy was issued on the home in 2003. Brunswick County Tax Records indicate the property belongs to Franklin and Alison Howey of Monroe. Attempts to reach the Howeys were not immediately successful.
Batten said North Carolina building code standards require that a deck hold 40 pounds per square foot.
From a photograph emailed to him in Kernersville where he works for the Kernersville Inspection Department, Batten estimated the deck to be at least 240 square feet, thus it should be able to support 9,600 pounds, he said.
He said he also noted something missing from the deck in the photo taken from the Williamson Realty website.
"There is no diagonal wind bracing on those posts. They are needed, particularly where you have the possibility of 120 mph winds. That could have been one of the things that weakened it," he said.
The home is in a private community. The people at the house Wednesday declined to comment.
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One of the foremost driving forces in our ever changing world is engineering. To be an engineer is to have the opportunity to help sustain our delicate planet, to serve the needs of peoples locally and around the globe, and to contribute to making our own lives safer, more comfortable, and more productive. Examples of the ways in which engineers make these contributions are through the development of alternative fuels and hybrid vehicles, by working with local businesses to help design new products, by helping people in developing countries access basic services like water and electricity, and by designing new drug delivery systems and agile and energy efficient robotic devices. These examples are all being accomplished by engineering students at Bucknell. To read more about some of them, go to:
Bucknell's first engineering program was established in 1893 and presently consists of six engineering departments: Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. The more than 600 students in these departments are taught by over 60 highly qualified faculty members. Bucknell is a predominantly undergraduate institution, and the faculty are dedicated to outstanding instruction and close student-faculty interaction both within and outside of the classroom. The faculty are also scholars, often internationally known in their fields of expertise, and typically offer a variety of research opportunities to our students either during the summer or during the regular academic year.
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ZF-2849: Refactor Zend_Config_Ini for readablility
Following ZF-2843, it's clear that Zend_Config_Ini could be refactored to make the code more understandable and easier to maintain.
First attempt at a clean up. This improves the comments and adds new functions: _loadIniFile(), _loadAllSections() and _loadSection(). Most significantly __construct() is much reduced and so hopefully easier to understand.
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Stay safe in the sweltering heat. Cooling centers are now open throughout the New York area.
New York City:
For a list of NYC cooling centers, visit gis.nyc.gov/oem/cc/index.htm
Dutchess County:
There are four cooling stations at Dutchess County Community Action Partnerships
54 Main St. in Beacon
44-45 E Market St. in Red Hook
84 Cannon St. in Poughkeepsie
3414 Route 22 in Dover Plains.
Orange County:
Cooling center updates will be made available on the Orange County Emergency Services Facebook page.
City of Middletown
The Cooling Center located at the Middletown Senior Center, 62-70 Main St., Middletown. The Center is scheduled to remain open through Friday, June 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bottled water will be provided. For more information, contact Middletown City Hall at 346-4100.
City of Newburgh
The City of Newburgh's Cooling Center is located at the Activity Center, 401 Washington St., Newburgh. The center will be open 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. through Thursday, June 21. For more information, call 565-4843.
Grace Community Baptist Church located at 2839 Route 94, Washingtonville, is open as a Cooling Center through Thursday, June 21, until 6 p.m. Information is available by calling the church office at 496-4372.
At this time, all other municipalities are recommending that their residents access public buildings, including libraries, senior centers, activity centers, and town halls to seek relief from the heat. (List attached.)
Rockland County:
Central Nyack
Central Nyack Community Center
58 Waldron Avenue, Central Nyack
Congers Community Center
6 Gilchrest Rd., Congers
Pascack Community Center
87 New Clarkstown Road, Nanuet
New City
Street Community Center
31 Zukor Rd., New City
Town of Haverstraw
Town Hall, Rosman Rd. Meeting Room (8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
*Limited parking due to construction*
Contact: Mike Gamboli 429-2200
Town of Orangetown
Town Hall (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
Contact: Annemarie in Supervisor's Office or Police Dispatch after hours- 359-5100
Town of Ramapo
Town Hall (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.) 357-5100
St. Lawrence Center (9:00 a.m.- 10:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
All Ramapo Town Pools- Free
Town of Stony Point
Police Department- Route 210 Emergency response room (24 hours, 7 days a week)
Rho Building @ Patriot Hills Complex on Clubhouse Lane (6:30 a.m.- 9 p.m.)
Contact: Supervisor's Office 786-2716, Ext. 111
Village of Suffern
Village Hall (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
Contact: Mayor LaCorte 357-2600
Village of Nyack
Village Hall (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
Contact: Mayor Kavesh 358-0229
Village of Spring Valley
Kurtz Civic Center (9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
Contact: Mayor Jasmin 352-1100
Village of Haverstraw
Village Community Center, 50 W. Broad St. (9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Tues.-Fri.)
Contact: Mayor Kohut 429-0300
Village of Piermont
Village Hall/ Police Station- (Village Hall 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Police 24 hours, 7 days a week)
Contact: Sylvia Carbonell 359-1258 Ext. 301
Village of West Haverstraw
Village Hall 130 Samsondale Ave. (9 a.m.-9 p.m.)Contact: Mayor Ramundo 947-2800
Village of South Nyack
Village Hall 282 South Broadway (9 a.m.-5p.m.)Contact: Sara Seiler 358-0287
Westchester, NY:
When Westchester County Department of Health issues a Heat Advisory, many Senior Centers will serve as a Cooling Center for seniors residing in Westchester. Please call sites to confirm hours of operation
Yonkers, N.Y.:
The centers below provide meals to older adults as well as transportation. Please call the Yonkers Office for the Aging at (914) 377-6822.
St. John's Park Care Pavilion
Old Yonkers General Hospital
2 Park Avenue
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Bronx River Road Community Center/ Scotti Center
680 Bronx River Road
Monday – Friday
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Congregation Sons of Israel
155 Elliot Avenue
Monday – Friday
10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Nepperhan Community Center
342 Warburton Avenue
Tuesday and Thursday
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Newark, N.J.:
Bethany Senior Center
275 W. Market Street
Newark, New Jersey 07103
Monday Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
(973) 733-5739
Ironbound Senior Center
138 Clifford Street
Newark, New Jersey 07105
Monday Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
(973) 424-4101
Stephen Crane Elderly Complex (N)
900 Franklin Avenue
Newark, New Jersey 07107
Monday Friday 8:00am 5:00pm
(973) 430-2662
South Ward Senior Center (M/N)
731 Clinton Avenue
Newark, New Jersey 07108
Monday Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm
(973) 424-4102
Unified Vailsburg Services Org. (N)
462 Sanford Avenue
Newark, New Jersey 07106
Monday Friday 9:00am to 2:00pm
(973) 351-2159
Newark Department of Child and Family Well-Being
110 William Street
Room LL101
Newark, NJ 07102
Monday Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
(973) 733-7592
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2010-11: 17.5 rounds, 80.1 stroke average, low round 73 (2nd round Lady Pirate Intercollegiate)
2013-14: In the lineup for three of Penn's eight tournaments ... Only appearance in the spring came at the Roar-EE Invitational, where she tied for 21st overall (94-89--183) ... Third among Penn players, t-15th overall, at the Delaware Fall Invitational (77-79-80--236) ... Shot 79-76-82--237 to finish tied for 25th overall, third among Penn players, at the Princeton Invitational.
2012-13: Played in the lineup for all but one tournament ... At Ivy League Championships, tied for 18th overall (third among Penn players) with 80-78-84--242 ... Tied for medalist honors at the ECAC Championships, carding 76-75--151 ... Second among Penn players, t-8th overall, at Columbia's Roar-EE Invitational (83) ... Fifth overall, third among Penn players to help Quakers win team title at the Sacred Heart Fall Classic (79-76--155) ... Third among Penn players, t-56th overall at season-opening Yale Fall Intercollegiate (86-79-79--244) ... Third among Penn players, t-81st overall, at C&F Bank Intercollegiate (83-82--165) ... Shot a 79 in dual match with Princeton.
2011-12: In the lineup for six events ... Third among Penn players, t-12th overall at Ivy League Championships (80-83-83--246) ... Third among Penn players, t-26th overall at Brown Invitational (86-80--166) ... Third among Penn players, t-12th overall to help Quakers win team title at fall Harvard Invitational (80-82--162) ... Carded 83-78-83--244 to tie for 40th overall at Princeton Invitational ... Finished 62nd overall at Georgetown's Hoya Invitational (88-97-89--274) ... Shot 85-82-80--247 and tied for 94th at ECU's Lady Pirate Intercollegiate.
2010-11: Participated in seven of 10 events as a freshman ... Had a stroke average of 80.1 in 17.5 tournament rounds ... Low score of 73 came at Lady Pirate Intercollegiate hosted by East Carolina ... Finished fourth in Penn's lineup twice, fifth five times ... Best overall finish was fourth at the OMNI Financial in Florida (77-81--158) ... Tied for 18th with 80-42 at Columbia's 27-hole Roar-ee Invitational ... Tied for 19th at Richmond's Spider Invitational in the fall (79-80-80--239) ... Also shot 76 and 79 at ECU tournament to tie for 32nd overall with a 228 for the event ... Opened collegiate career with 78-78-81--237 at Princeton Invitational, tying for 32nd.


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The good news? NBC Kentucky Derby correspondent Donna Brothers is OK after she was thrown off her horse during an interview with Al Roker Friday morning, April 30, on the Today show.
The bad news? Her horse was very camera shy.
Donna Brothers, a respected retired jockey, was trying to give Today show host Al Rocker the inside scoop on racing but her horse had other plans when he flipped her off and bolted away.
Donna, what are people going to be looking at? When you guys are out there on the track it's more than just running a race, right? — Al Roker
Well, there's a lot more. You know, the jockeys have to be concerned with what their horse is doing definitely and they have to be concerned with what all the horses around them are doing. But might have to stop to show you the rest of it. Right before they load into the starting gate, the first thing they're going to do…Whoa Cowboy. — Donna Brothers
(Horse flips her off).
Oh, oh, yow. OK. — Al Roker
OK, that was nice action for the camera. That wasn't supposed to go that way, I'll tell you more about how it really goes later. — Donna Brothers


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We are seeking outstanding short paper (2 pages) submissions that will be presented in a poster format at the conference. Short papers should present interesting recent results, novel ideas or works-in-progress that are not quite ready for a regular full-length paper. Student papers are welcome. Paper submissions are encouraged in all areas of modeling and simulation as mentioned in SpringSim'12 Call for Papers. In particular we are seeking papers in the following areas:
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Prepare a 2-page paper using the Paper Formatting Guidelines for the conference. All final paper submissions are to be made electronically to SCS via the SCS Conference Proceedings Management System for SpringSim'12 Poster Sessions. Include complete postal and e-mail addresses, and fax and phone numbers of corresponding author. Papers must be in English. For further instructions, please refer to the Submission Instructions in the SCS Conference Proceedings Management System web site. Submissions will be peer-reviewed to ensure quality. Accepted short papers will be presented in the poster session as well as the poster proceedings.
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The travel, interviews and, well, story-telling, he says, is a headier task than the feat for which he's being recognized.
Semi-retired on a 100-acre ranch near the Oregon Coast, Walsh and his wife of 48 years, Joan, enjoy wine, walks and travel. The quiet life for the only man who has reached the base of the Mariana Trench, the Everest of the deep, a half-century go.
At 28, Walsh piloted the deep-sea sub bathyscaph TRIESTE 36,000 feet into the void in January, 1960' a feat not attempted since.
"I tell everyone I was the jockey of a one-trick pony," Walsh joked Wednesday evening at OC Tanner's Salt Lake flagship store. "I've been to the depths ...and even deeper than that."
Walsh, once an aspiring pilot "with bad eyes", graduated Annapolis and drove subs for the Navy for most of his 20-year military career ending in a brief stint at the Pentagon.
Along the way, he earned his PhD in oceanography, and, after retiring from the Navy in the mid-70s, went on to teach at USC before starting a consulting business which he still runs today.
Fit and jovial, the 78-year-old who could be mistaken for a man in his early 50s says he's got a "long road ahead" thanks to a little longevity in the genes.
"My mother died last year at 101," he said. "She renewed her drivers' license 97. Wouldn't you know it the Oregon DMV didn't renew her license at 97 for seven years.
"The woman at the DMV quipped, 'well, I guess we won't be seeing you again', and mother said right back: 'Why not, you look healthy to me'."
Walsh took a souped-up Rolex Deepsea (ergo, the OC Tanner connection) with him on his voyage to the deepest part of the earth. Like the TRIESTE crew, the watch survived and the technology that held the watch together in the deepest of depths is still seen in the brand's dive watches today.
Here a few highlights and witticisms (you gotta be quick) from Salt Lake magazine's conversation with Walsh:
"I guess you could compare it to going to the move. Space is infinite, when a sub goes down, all we leave is bubbles at the surface."
"I'm writing a book called 'Right Stuff , Wrong Direction'."
"I majored in boats in Annapolis."
"After graduation, I was a Lt. that had just qualified in subs, a bachelor looking for the good life in San Diego, and instead I got sent to the bottom of the ocean."
"I wasn't nervous about the (TRIESTE) dive. You're like a test pilot. You do smoke tests and listen for all the noises. It's a luck-meets-skill thing. You always gotta have a lot of skill and a little luck. That day, we had both."
Be sure to check www.saltlakemagazine.com for a full photo gallery of Walsh's appearance at OC Tanner and Wednesday night's event.


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Volleyball Looks To Build Second-Half Momentum vs. New York Rivals
|Columbia (5-12, 3-5 Ivy) at Princeton (6-12, 2-6 Ivy)
|Match Time
|7 pm • Dillon Gym
|Match Coverage
|Live Video l Live Stats l @PUTigers
|First Meeting
|Princeton 3, COLUMBIA 1
|Roster l Schedule l Stats l @PrincetonVolley
|Roster l Schedule l Stats l @CUVB
|Cornell (7-11, 3-5 Ivy) at Princeton (6-12, 2-6 Ivy)
|Match Time
|5 pm • Dillon Gym
|Match Coverage
|Live Video l Live Stats l @PUTigers
|First Meeting
|CORNELL 3, Princeton 1
|Roster l Schedule l Stats l @PrincetonVolley
|Roster l Schedule l Stats l @CornellVB
Head coach Sabrina King and a young Princeton women's volleyball team knows that there have been more first-half struggles than expected, but they also know that they can take a big step into a bright future with strong play over the final three weeks.
That stretch will begin this weekend when the Tigers host both Columbia (Friday, 7) and Cornell (Saturday, 5) at Dillon Gym. Both matches will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network.
Friday night's match will feature the league's top four players in the points department. Princeton sophomore Kendall Peterkin leads the Ivy League with 4.02 points per set, while Columbia sophomore Bailey Springer ranks second with 3.73 points.
The strong underclassman brigade continues with Princeton freshman Cara Mattaliano, who ranks third with 3.45 points, while Columbia sophomore Lanti Moye-McLaren is fourth (3.40). Mattaliano had a terrific effort in the first match against the Lions, a 3-1 Princeton win in New York City; she recorded 17 kills and hit .364 in the victory and would go on to be named Ivy League Rookie of the Week.
Princeton lost a tight 3-1 match to Cornell in its first road match of the Ivy League season, with both of the final two sets being decided by two points apiece. Freshman setter Lauren Miller, another former Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the Tigers, had 35 assists, eight digs and five blocks in the match, while junior Tiana Woolridge had eight kills and seven blocks.
Princeton plays four of its final six matches at home, with a road trip to Harvard and Dartmouth during the weekend in between (Nov. 8-9). Princeton will host Yale and Brown during Alumni Weekend Nov. 15-16.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- November 21, 2003 -- The board of directors of State Auto Financial Corporation (Nasdaq:STFC) today declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.04 per share, payable December 31, 2003, to shareholders of record at the close of business on December 15, 2003.
This is the 50th consecutive quarterly cash dividend declared by the company's board since STFC had its initial public offering of common stock on June 28, 1991. STFC's dividend payments have increased at a compound average annual growth rate exceeding 10% since 1991.
State Auto Financial Corporation is a regional property and casualty insurance holding company engaged primarily in writing both personal and commercial lines of insurance. The company currently markets its products through more than 22,000 independent agents associated with approximately 3,400 agencies in 26 states and the District of Columbia. Products are marketed primarily in the central and eastern United States, excluding New York, New Jersey and the New England states.
Kyle Anderson
AVP, Director of Corporate Communications
(614) 917-5497
Tara Shull
Investor Relations and Finance Director
(614) 917-4478