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Friday's college baseball roundup: Stetson, ERAU win
Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 2:22 p.m.
HATS WIN: Robert Bruce had three hits with one RBI and one run scored and threw out a runner at home plate as Stetson (9-7) won 3-2 over Fairfield (3-8) on Friday.
Josh Powers (1-2) gave up one run on eight hits in six innings in the win. Kevin Fagan gave up one hit in two innings for the save.
ERAU WINS: Kevin Maloney gave up three runs on nine hits in six innings to help ERAU (22-4, 9-1 Sun Conference) win 8-4 over host Northwood (21-10-1, 6-4) on Friday in west Palm Beach.
The Eagles' Ronnie Lozada allowed two runners to reach base in the ninth before striking out the side.
Adam Cellini had a two-out, three-RBI double for ERAU. Tyler Robbins had a two-run double, and Kevin Lindheim and Liam Goodall had RBIs.
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The Spartan Beast is back. On Saturday, June 30 the race is returning to Soldier Hollow. More than 10,000 spectators and competitors will be there for the event Outside Magazine dubbed best obstacle race in 2012. With its growing popularity, could this be a future Olympic event? It will be if Joe Desena, Spartan Race Founder, has anything to say about it.
"I think we're about three Olympics away," Desena says. "At the end of the day, the Olympics need viewers and this event is a fun one to watch."
Competitors have no idea what obstacles they will be faced with. Course details are a tightly kept secret. Racers will travel over 12 miles through more than 30 obstacles that can include traversing walls and scrambling under barbed wire.
"It's a monster, which is why we call it the beast," Desena says.
With such harsh conditions, Desena explains people are drawn to the event because it's in our nature. "It's primal. We are wired to do this. We threw spears, we climbed, we crawled. That's what we did for 900 thousand years," he says.
The Spartan Beast is part of the Spartan Race series: the Spartan Sprint, the Super Spartan and the Spartan Beast. Each is more difficult than the last and Desena explains he is approaching the race series like a formal sport. That means standardizing the rules with the end goal of seeing it as an Olympic event.
As a former site for the Olympic games, Desena says of Soldier Hollow, "It feels natural for where we're going with this."
Elite heats will start at 9 a.m. with a three-person sprint relay heat at 9:30 a.m. Regular heats of up to 250 competitors each will start every 30 minutes from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The day-long events will culminate with a lively festival featuring entertainment, raffles, food, beverages, vendors and games.


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Here it is!!! Out of My Head featuring Trey Songz! What do you think of the video?!?
PREMIERE: "Out Of My Head" ft. Trey Songz!
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Here it is!!! Out of My Head featuring Trey Songz! What do you think of the video?!?
I loved the video,Their collaboration is awesome, I love the whole lasers CD, cant get tired of playing the CD over and over.... Lupe welcome back to the game, Finally your getting the respect you deserve . Your CD touches really close to home for many of us. Dark side to the light and the end of the tunnel. Thanks :)
I personally like the video, it actually goes w/ the song..Different from what lupe's done bt i liked it alot. lol my favorite part of the video was the old lady in the elevator; haha i thought it was cute! KUDOS LUPE :)
Props for keeping this video classy and tasteful, but I expected that. It takes real control and admirable stubbornness to stand by that in the industry. They probably wanted you to pop a bottle of Rose on her cleavage in slow motion. Thank you for respecting that sista and yourself....But of course I'm in love with True Lasers.
i hate the chrous deff the only song i hate on #lasers trey songz kills it he needs to make a video with john legend instead
Lupe dont sell out there are people that will follow you, I know having money is cool but you know where this country is going and you have the power to give us a fighting chance. The word is being spread slowly underground but it is not enough. Go back to the way you were, before they got you, and start a revolution.
Talk about doing exactly what he mocked in "dumb it down" and half his other songs. I really regret buying LASERS after watching this.
It's different from what you would expect from Lupe, but same as x videos out there playing on TV. But the ending made mi giggle, the way he said it... He is adorable


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Handling Potential State Shutdown with Poise
New Interim Dean of Student Life
President's Office and Marketing & PR Important Changes
Pause for Appreciation
Bookstore Closed Reminder
College of Choice for Faculty and Staff
As reports of the potential state shutdown gained momentum over the past few weeks, I was proud to watch how our staff and faculty handled the situation. I saw great concern for one another and for our students but I did not see panic. Thank you for maintaining operations as usual while keeping a close watch on the situation.
Fortunately, the positive announcement that MnSCU will remain open, allows us to shift our focus back to summer session and the enrollment build up for fall 2011.
I would also like to ask that we consider our colleagues in state service who are not as fortunate and will be suffering through the upcoming shutdown. For details on the situation, visit this Web site: http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/issues/issues.aspx?issue=shutdown
It is my distinct pleasure to announce that Lisa Harris has accepted the Interim Dean of Student Life position at Anoka-Ramsey Community College. Lisa is an 11-year employee of the college with a background in student programming as an advisor and the Director of TRIO Upward Bound. In these roles, she has gained extensive experience in faculty, staff and student supervision, policy setting, working with at-risk students and program analytics. Lisa holds a bachelor of science degree in Psychology from George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon and a master of arts in Counseling Psychology from Bethel University in St. Paul.
In her role as interim dean, Lisa will maintain the same Student Life office organizational/supervisory responsibilities as the retiring Dean, Cindy Nutter.
A search for the permanent position(s) will begin during the 2011-12 year after reviewing the needs of the aligned colleges and the potential reorganizing of Student Life.
Robert Cancino will be covering Lisa Harris' TRIO Upward Bound responsibilities while she is serving in her interim role.
Please submit all business card requests to Central Services via email.
Please submit all College Bulletin items to Dawn Bushman via email.
Please submit all electronic monitor requests to Karla Sand via email.
Thank you for your cooperation during this time of transition for the President's Office and Marketing and Public Relations Department!
I just wanted to take a moment to wish everyone at Anoka-Ramsey farewell. Thanks to all of you for the privilege of being a part of the Anoka-Ramsey family for the past three years. It has been a great adventure for me. Thanks, too for the terrific sendoff. Take care of this unique and wonderful place.
Phil O'Donnell
Dear Friends,
Thank you again for the great retirement party on May 5. Many thanks to those who contributed to the Bachman's gift certificate. My primary purchase was a beautiful red maple tree, now planted in our back yard. The maple stands proudly at about 20 ft tall. With the balance of the gift card, I bought a Bridal Wreath bush, which finally got planted yesterday (I needed to build a new landscaped bed for it first). I also bought a large red pot that sits in front of our house and is home to a beautiful hibiscus with magnificent double-ruffled orange blossoms, plus some perennials. I love finding ways to improve the landscape of our yard, so the Bachman's gift card gave us a tree and plants that will bring us joy for many years to come! Many, many thanks!
Best wishes to all of you as you continue to help students reach their goals. Anoka-Ramsey is a great place for students to come because of all of you. Keep caring about students!
Evelyn M. Gedde
The bookstores at both the Cambridge and Coon Rapids campuses will be closed every Friday until Aug. 12; as well as June 28 and 30 for inventory.
Faculty Development Fund Approvals
Wellness Fund Approvals
News from President Jessica Stumpf
Faculty Hits Best Sellers' List
Anoka-Ramsey Softball Player Earns NJCAA All-American Softball Honor
NFCA Announces 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA NJCAA Division III All-Americans
Diversity Achievement Recognized at Anoka-Ramsey
Welcome to Anoka-Ramsey, Paul Whiteford
FAFSA Open Lab Schedule
Cambridge Fitness Hours
Pause for Appreciation
College of Choice for Faculty & Staff
Official Announcements
Understandably, there is concern around campus about how a state shutdown would affect us. Below is a link to a memo from our Vice Chancellor of Human Resources, Lori Lamb, addressing that issue and other concerns you may have. I will keep you posted as information is sent to me. Memo Re: Government ShutdownThanks, Jessica Stumpf
Kathryn Kysar's book of poetry, Pretend the World, debuted on the national Poetry Foundation Best Sellers' list at number #13 the week of May 15. "It is an honor to be listed with such venerable writers as Robert Bly," says Kate about the distinction. For more information or to check out the other poets, visit the Poetry Foundation.Congratulations, Kate!
For the first time in Anoka-Ramsey Community College history, a softball player has been named a NJCAA Division III All-American: sophomore catcher Andrea Schoephoerster (Champlin, Minn), Champlin Park High School earned the distinction. Schoephoerster had a .500 batting average with 86 hits, 25 doubles, five triples, eight home runs, 65 runs scored and 75 runs batted in. Nationally, Schoephoerster finished second in the nation in runs batted in, second in total hits and runs scored, third in doubles, fourth in home runs and in the top 25 for batting average. "Andi had a fantastic year," says Head Coach Dave Alto. "She was truly outstanding in all facets of the game. Many of the school records we set this season would not have happened without Andi's leadership. It has been my pleasure to work with such a gifted all-around player." The Anoka-Ramsey Golden Rams finished the season with a 28-26 record, #16 national ranking, a second place finish in the 2011 MCAC State Tournament and a second place finish in the Region 13A Tournament.
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Sixteen players from nine different institutions comprised the 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA NJCAA DIII All-American team that was announced Monday by the Association. 2011 NJCAA Division III national champion Gloucester and Anoka Ramsey led the way with three selections each, while this year's national runner-up, DuPage, along with Corning and Brookdale notched two honorees each. Pitcher Katie Trotter helped lead the Roadrunners to their first national title in program history by going 18-1 with a 1.90 ERA and 110 strikeouts in 2011. Also playing a pivotal role in Gloucester's title runs were catcher Caitlyn Pipolo and and infielder Lindsey Sampolski. Pipolo batted .529 this season with 28 RBIs, while Sampolski hit .439 and eight stolen bases. Anoka Ramsey also tallied three All-Americans this season with catcher Andrea Schoephoerster, infielder Randee Hanson and outfielder Krystal Plouff. Schoephoerster batted an even .500 for the Golden Rams this year while also driving in 75 runs. Hanson's batting average was just under .500 this year, at .497, but led the team in RBIs with 82. The final of Anoka-Ramsey's three selections, Plouff, led her team in stolen bases with 11, while only committing four errors in the field. 2011 national runners-up DuPage also had multiple selections this year with infielder Jacilyn Ciran and outfielder Isabelle Vogt. Vogt led the Chaparrals this season with a .507 batting average and a .556 on-base percentage, while Ciran followed closely behind by hitting .500 with a team-high 65 RBIs. Outfielder Holly Frampton and designated player Monica Mattison were the two honorees for Corning this year. Mattison had 41 runs, 42 hits and 21 RBIs this season while Frampton hit .451 for the Red Barons while also turning in an impressive .805 slugging percentage. Rounding out the teams with multiple selections this year was Brookdale with infielder Tracey Stern and outfielder Chelsea Alston. Stern hit .422 with 58 RBIs this season for the Jersey Blues, while Alston scored 58 runs, hit eight home runs and ended the year with a .422 average. Ashley Snyder of Tompkins Cortland and Melissa Kanouse of Sussex County rounded out the pitching selections this season. Snyder went 16-1 for the Panthers this season with a 144 strikeouts and a 1.94 ERA, while Kanouse picked up 22 wins for the Skylanders while striking out 195 batters and allowing just 31 walks over 200 innings. The final two selections on the 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA NJCAA Division III All-American team went to Middlesex County and Monroe with infielders Kristen Mickley and Alex Hebert, respectively. Mickley hit .481 this season with 25 RBIs and 30 runs, while Hebert drove in a team-high 61 runs to go along with a .464 batting average.
To see the All-American Team Roster, click here.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College, as well as Bemidji State University, Century College, North Hennepin Community College, Metropolitan State University, St. Cloud State University and Winona State University, were recently honored by the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system for outstanding achievements in diversity. The Diversity and Multiculturalism awards were presented May 25 at Inver Hills Community College to acknowledge programs and services that support access and success in higher education for all Minnesotans, especially those from groups traditionally underrepresented in higher education, such as students of color, low-income students or students who are the first in their families to attend college. The winners were selected by a panel of academic and student affairs administrators from various campuses after being nominated by presidents and other college and university leaders for work in 2010-2011. "Many of the students served by the award-winning programs and activities did not start their educational quest on a level playing field," said Whitney Harris, the system's executive director of diversity and multiculturalism. "Each project helps level the playing field for these students and helps achieve equal opportunity in higher education." Categories and Winners The Best Practices in Diversity Award recognizes programs and practices that improve access and retention of diverse campus community members. The first place winner was St. Cloud State University for its Power in Diversity Leadership Conference. Bemidji State University was second place for its American Indian Resource Center. Winona State University received honorable mention for its Academic Progress Reporting System. The Innovative Practices in Diversity Award recognizes practices that foster inclusivity and are two or more years old. The first place winner was Metropolitan State University for its Community Garden. Anoka-Ramsey Community College placed second for the Mosaic Center. North Hennepin Community College received honorable mention for its Multicultural Education trainings. The Outstanding Student Organization Diversity Award recognizes student-led groups, staff, faculty or administrators' initiatives that foster diversity and inclusion within the campus and larger community. The first place winner was Century College for its Asian Student Organization. The second-place winner was the St. Cloud State University's Hmong Student Organization. Winona State University's Black Cultural Awareness Association and Chapter Phi Beta Sigma, Inc., received honorable mention. "We celebrate the creative and committed individuals who have demonstrated outstanding diversity work in serving our students," said Board of Trustees Chair Scott Thiss. "By standing for excellence, they help fulfill the board's vision for the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, which is to enable the people of Minnesota to succeed by providing the most accessible, highest value education in the nation." Special congratulations to Marcellus Davis, Director of the Office of Diversity & Multicultural Affairs, for all his hard work!
It is with great pleasure that I introduce Paul Whiteford to Anoka-Ramsey Community College! Paul has accepted a position as our full-time Writing Resources Assistant/Professional Writing Tutor for the Cambridge Campus. In this position, Paul will tutor students in writing, serve as an SI leader for various English courses and mentor/train our peer writing tutors. Paul is enthusiastic and passionate about learning and tutoring, and he clearly embraces a student-centered philosophy. His background includes professional teaching experience encompassing diverse student populations as well as adult learners. In addition, Paul has served in a seasonal capacity as a Professional Writing Tutor in Cambridge prior to accepting this full-time position. Paul holds a bachelor of applied arts from the University of Minnesota. Paul is located in the Academic Support Center on the Cambridge campus, room D208. Please stop by and introduce yourself (if you don't already know Paul), and join me in congratulating him in his new position.
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The fitness center will be open Monday – Thursday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. beginning Monday, June 6. The last day it will be open for summer is Thursday, Aug. 4.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College, It's hard to express my appreciation for the monetary gift and the wonderful reception in just a few words. I will always remember the wonderful people I've been honored and blessed to work with at Anoka-Ramsey. Cindy Nutter ______________________________________________________________________________ I wish to extend a sincere THANK YOU to all who had an active role in making the Cambridge Campus commencement event a huge success. Preparation was key since this was the first time we hosted the event at the Armed Forces Reserve Community Center (AFRCC). We had a wonderful team of contributors who participated with planning, set-up, and production of the event. A special THANK YOU goes to JoAnn Iskierka, Cyndi Schulz, Gena Carlson, Skip Ruis, Ed Norton, James Winkes, Kirk Young, Greg Strandmark, Darin Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Heginio Garcia, Shannah Jones, and Ed Wilberg for their extra time and special talents, and also to Jessica Stumpf, Barbara Prince, Sharri VanAlstine, Michael Wall, Deidra Peaslee, Cory Lundeen and Kirsten Kennedy (our student speakers), and Jo Leritz and Natasha Kolbe (our student escorts) for presenting a memorable ceremony. Many thanks, Jill Snippen
Staff Development Fund Approvals
Wellness Fund Approvals
Items approved by AASC and College President for March 2011, moved to action: ART 1189, Handbuilding III: Tile Making, Add an experimental courses, H-11-FY11 ART 1282, Ceramics Handbuilding II: Tile Making, Add a new course, H-10-FY11 BUS program, Leadership in Business, Suspend a certificate, B-01-FY11 ENGR 1100, Introduction to Engineering, Change a course, EN-01-FY11 ENGR 1111, Engineering Graphics, Change a course, EN-02-FY11 ENGR 2218, Digital Logic, Change a course, EN-03-FY11 ENGR 2219, Linear Circuits I, Change a course, EN-04-FY11 ENGR 2221, Digital Fundamentals, Change a course, EN-05-FY11 ENGR 2240, Thermodynamics, Change a course, EN-06-FY11 ENGR 2241, Statics, Change a course, EN-07-FY11 ENGR 2242, Dynamics, Change a course, EN-08-FY11 ENGR 2243, Mechanics of Materials, Change a course, EN-09-FY11 ENGR program, Pre-Engineering AS program, Change a program, EN-10-FY11 HPER 2215, Intercollegiate Soccer, Add a new course, H-01-FY11 HPER 2217, Intercollegiate Softball, Add a new course, H-02-FY11 INTS 1200, Introduction to Diversity Studies, Add a new course, INTS-01-FY11 MATH 1200, College Algebra, Change a course, M-05-FY11 MATH 1201, Pre-Calculus, Change a course, M-04-FY11 MATH 1210, Pre-Calculus, Change a course, M-04-FY11 MATH 1400, Calculus II, Change a course, M-03-FY11 MATH 1401, Calculus II, Change a course, M-02-FY11 MUSC 1188, Chorale, Add a new course, H-14-FY11 MUSC program, AFA MUSIC, Change a program, H-15-FY11 NURS 2254, Holistic Care of the Family, Delete a course, N-03-FY11 NURS 2255, Holistic Care of the Acutely Ill Adult, Delete a course, N-06-FY11 NURS 2257, Nursing Leadership II, Delete a course, N-08-FY11 NURS 2258, Preceptorship, Delete a course, N-04-FY11 NURS 2260, Nutrition of the Individual in Health and Illness, Delete a course, N-07-FY11 NURS 2261, Pharmacology for Nurses, Delete a course, N-09-FY11 NURS 2266, Physical Assessment, Delete a course, N-05-FY11 PHIL 1200, Medical Ethics, Add a new course, H-09-FY11 SAP Policy, Change a policy, ES-04-FY11 WOST 1100, Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies, Add a new course, SS-01-FY11 INFO items: Implementation of Curriculum Navigator MUSC 1105, 1106, 1107, 1108, 1146, 1147, 1148, 1149, 1188, 2105, 2145, 2150, 2151, Applied Lessons, Concert Band, String Orchestra, Concert Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Music Theatre Ensemble, AFA Applied Lessons, Chamber Singers, Guitar Ensemble, Chamber Ensemble, Performance Hours, Change a course, H-13-FY11 (In April Mary Raeker-Rebek informed the committee that this change in anticipation of a new policy will not be necessary, so while approved, it will be removed.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Lolo Durable and comfortable We've owned our Bali Club chairs going on 3 years now. It was a great purchase, however there was another poster who said the fabric got black spots after some summer showers. I would like to provide a few recommendations and/or solutions for those issues. I would not leave these chairs in the rain. Unless you take preventative measures such as Teak Tree oil to the wood and ScotchGard for the fabric. I did not use ScotchGard on the ones I have outside now so the color did fade, but I plan to this time around. The Teak Tree oil will extend the life of the wood and help prevent rot. Think ahead and these chairs will serve you well. GREAT BUY. May 1, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by Beach Mom good solid stuff at great prices great chair canvas June 16, 2008
Rated 5 out of 5 by brick the sitter comfortable outdoor chair for sittting on "front" porch to watch world go by... folds easily to put inside ... very steady and comfortable... also colorful... June 11, 2008
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jagna Nice when new It was nice when I bought it.After few summer showers got black spots all over the fabric which I can not remove.I used every possible stain remover. April 20, 2010
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You may arrive at this year's 24th of July parade right on time, lawn chairs in tow, ready for the grand marshal's whistle and the drum majors' first beat, only to discover you've arrived too late. You'll be relegated to a patch of dirt near Liberty Park, while the primo spots on 200 East are filled with enthusiastic daughters and sons of Utah pioneers who have shown up ready to play, pretty much 12 to 16 hours before go time.
This parade, after all, is part of the emphatically celebrated anniversary of the Latter-day Saints' arrival in the Salt Lake Valley. Few states have such a rich history that it warrants a day off and a parade of this magnitude.
But snagging key parade spots, and the modest revelry that ensues up and down the town's main drag, may not be unique to Utah-we all love a parade, after all-but the vibe, at 6 p.m.-ish and on into twilight's last fading on the 23rd... now, this is essential Utah.
First, there are the teens, up late with a good excuse for prowling. But "prowling" is too sinister a term. These are the Archie-comic, suburban-parallel-universe versions of the bridge-and-tunnel crowd. You'll meet a fleet of good-natured Davis County teens, enjoying nothing more intoxicating than Mountain Dew and a pass to be out past curfew, thrilling in the Urban. While mom and dad, and extended families, dutifully GUARD THE SPOT, with elaborate systems of coolers, lawn chairs and Honda generators, the young crowd is free to roam Main Street. And if Mom and Dad are not physically there, this is Pioneer Day Eve, after all. The Holy Ghost stays up late tonight.
Next, there are the Bible Bangers. Limited most often to the "protest zone" just off Temple Square, this ragtag fleet of Jesus Freaks and End-of-Timers is set free to carry its fire-and-brimstone message to the gathered throngs. Everyone's up all night, and schizophrenia never sleeps after all. So, John 3:16 it is.
Combine earnest, mostly LDS-mission-bound teens from the suburbs, all hopped up on sugary sodas, with wild-eyed prophets representing The Lord Savior Jesus Christ "hisself" on one long Rocky Mountain Las Ramblas, and now you're in Utah, baby.
And by 2 a.m., after the SLCPD has shooed away the antagonists in the debate over the Trinity, it's proper family time. Bring on the card games, laughter and anticipation of the Grand Marshall's whistle, which means salt water taffy for all. It's going to be a good morning here in Utah.
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I am unable to download my lejos firmware to my rcx. When I type firmdl.bat at the command prompt I get the following error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Files\lejos/3/0/0-RC2-win32\3rdparty\lib\common-cli-1/0/jar;C:\Program Files\lejos/3/0/0-RC2-win32\lib\pcrcxcom/jar
My lejos application files are in C:\Program Files\lejos.3.0.0-RC2-win32
I called firmdl.bat from C:\Program Files\lejos/3/0/0-RC2-win32/bin\
I know very little about java.
I am following insructions from the web tutorial "Your irst brick of lejos" and supplemented with instructions from the book "Core Lego Mindstorms Programming."
At first I thought my problems were with my environmental variables and I spent a lot of time going through those, but now I see that these problems seem to be in the \3rdparty and \lib directories and I don't know what those are for or how they are used or why they might not be accessible or working.
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The Devil Makes Three perform at the ASCAP Music Café, photo by Stephanie Nitsch.
Look past the Hollywood celebs and sponsored storefronts, and the Sundance Film Festival is still most definitely about cultivating an emerging group of creative storytellers and artists. While the silver screen gets most of the attention, music has been sharing that stage for many years.
Well, technically it has its own stage, thanks to the singer-songwriter organization known as ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers). For years, the ASCAP Music Café, an official venue of the festival, has been a hub for hosting musical artists every Sundance, reinforcing the collaborative partnership that exists between music and film. The venue is also parallel to what the Sundance Institute is all about, supporting risk-taking singers and songwriters with a space to explore their pursuits free from commercial influences.
Throughout the festival, the ASCAP Music Café hosts a few dozen artists and groups for 30-minute sets. One such group is The Devil Makes Three, a jam-y, ragtime Americana band from Vermont that blends genres influenced by mountain music as much as zydeco rhythm and blues. Their short-and-sweet performance at the ASCAP Music Café—and full-set performance at The Depot on Wednesday, Jan. 22—marks the start of a month-long tour around the West, promoting their latest album, I'm a Stranger Here.
The Devil Makes Three singer Pete Bernhard, photo by Stephanie Nitsch.
Frontman singer/guitarist Pete Bernhard, along with upright bassist Lucia Turino and guitarist Cooper McBean, bring their prominent bass-thumping rhythms and amplified harmonies into a joyous but gritty album described as "part road songs, part heartbreak songs and part barnburners."
Needless to say, it's an album riddled with emotional storytelling, as Bernhard waxes lyrical about struggles with relationships, nostalgic memories of childhood and friendships affected by addiction. For a band who thrives on lives shows, producing the album itself is as much of a story as the individual songs.
"We always have a really great time playing live, and it's hard to take that energy and bring it into the studio," says Bernhard. "We pretty much performed live and added a bunch of guest musicians. I think we've solved the puzzle in terms of knowing what to do in the future and how to capture the best possible sound."
Using Dan Auerbach's (Black Keys) recording studio in Nashville, TN, Bernhard and his bandmates worked with producer Buddy Miller to bottle this dynamic energy into a album that speaks lyrically of The Devil Makes Three's storytelling abilities. "This last album is the best reflection of what we're like as a band and the energy we get when playing live," says Bernhard.
The Devil Makes Three will perform at The Depot on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 the day of. Show starts at 8:30 p.m. Must be 21+. thedevilmakesthree.com


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UAA's College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP) is a dynamic academic resource that serves and reflects Anchorage, Alaska's largest metropolitan community. Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the College has an impressive faculty who bring a wide range of academic and industry expertise to students and community partners. CBPP students represent all age groups, ethnicities and backgrounds.
The College offers several degree programs: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA); Master of Business Administration (MBA); Master of Public Administration (MPA); and Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management (MSGSCM). In addition to its Baccalaureate and Graduate degree programs, the College has Associate degrees in Accounting, Business Computer Information Systems, Logistics and Supply Chain Operations and Small Business Administration. The College also provides professional training through occupational endorsement and certificate programs in Logistics and Supply Chain Operations.
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Men's Basketball Completes Weekend Sweep, Defeats Cornell 72-53
The Tigers have done their part. Following up a 25-point win over Columbia Friday night, Princeton got past Cornell 72-53 to remain with just two league losses at 7-2, 14-9 overall. Cornell fell to 13-14, 5-5 in the Ivy.
Harvard also won both of its games this weekend, keeping it with just one league loss at 9-1. Friday's game will be televised from Jadwin Gymnasium on ESPNU and is set for a 7 p.m. start.
Princeton scored the first five points and held Cornell without a point for the first 4:25, keeping the Big Red to 5-of-32 shooting in the first half. The Tiger lead was 19 at halftime, and a Will Barrett 3-pointer made it 36-14 to open the second half.
Soon after, the Big Red began to rally. Princeton had a 42-24 advantage with 14:30 to play in the game before Cornell went on a 17-6 run to pull within seven at 48-41 with eight minutes left. A T.J. Bray 3-pointer stopped the rally, and the Tigers rode out the win from there.
Ian Hummer led Princeton in scoring with 23 points, his fifth 20-point game of the season and his highest total since tying his career best with 28 at Elon on Jan. 5. Barrett, with 13 points, and Denton Koon, with 11 after besting his career high at Columbia with 22 last night, were also in double figures.
Shonn Miller led Cornell with 23 points as the only player in double figures, just ahead of nine points for Errick Peck off the bench.
Princeton outshot Cornell for the game 57.9 percent to 31.6 percent, even when taking into account Cornell's 52 percent shooting in the second half. The Tigers compounded that with a 32-26 rebounding edge, though the Big Red had 14 offensive rebounds.
Postgame notes
• The win was Princeton's largest margin of victory in Ithaca since 1997, when the Tigers beat the Big Red 66-42. Current assistant coach Brian Earl '99 had 16 points in that game, second on the team to 20 from Gabe Lewullis '99.
• With 23 points, Ian Hummer set up the possibility of becoming Princeton's second-leading all-time scorer next weekend. He now has 1,541 points, just five behind Kit Mueller '91 in third place and nine behind former teammate Douglas Davis '12 in second place.
• This was only Princeton's third win in Ithaca after winning three straight in Newman Arena from 2002-04. The other wins came in 2006, in double overtime, and in 2011, by two points.
• Cornell had just three assists on 18 baskets.
• Princeton overcame turning the ball over 15 times to seven for Cornell.
• The Tigers shot .570 (45-79) from the field for the weekend, defeating Columbia by 25 points and Cornell by 19. Princeton allowed its two opponents to shoot .327 (34-104) from the field for the weekend and .192 (5-26) from 3-point range.
• Chris Clement scored 13 of his 36 points on the season this weekend. He had seven tonight against Cornell. Clement also made all five free throws he tried over the two games.
• Will Barrett's 13 points were his most since scoring 14 also against the Big Red on Feb. 1 in Jadwin Gym.


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City Creek, City Creek, City Creek. It's just about the only thing we've heard about for the last week. And it's no wonder, folks from across the state turned out to take in the parties, shopping and scene at SLC's newest mall. About 60,000 folks a day. That's a lot of folks.
Before shoppers began popping in and out of new-to-Utah stores like Tiffany & Co., Coach and Michael Kors, lining up for lunch at Red Iguana Two and hitting department store staples Macy's and Nordstrom, behind- the-scenes crews from local caterers like Cuisine Unlimited helped make all the grand opening events even more grand with brightly colored cupcakes, impressive sushi platters and cheese platters featuring the ever-popular coffee encrusted Barely Buzzed from Beehive Cheese Co.
Maxine Turner, president of Cuisine Unlimited, and her company catered the big hoopla— City Creek Center's Opening Gala on Wednesday—along with events for Tiffany & Co., Macy's and Bebe, among others. "What a fun week we had being involved with the celebrations," Turner says, noting her team even upped their fashion quota for the festivities. "Our staff, in their new uniforms, were right in step with the fashionistas."
Hope that fashionable staff left their heels at home in favor of comfortable kicks. With 38 buffets and 38 beverage stations nestled among the rock walkways and waterfalls, they were certainly doing their fair share of running around the night of the gala. "We were expecting 2,500 people to attend, [but] the numbers increased virtually overnight," Turner notes. "It [was our] largest celebration in Salt Lake City since the Olympic Games."
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Here's a breakdown of what it took Cuisine Unlimited to pull off the ultimate mall opening:
10 Days to load in everything needed for the festivities
38 Buffets and 38 drink stations spread across 268 square acres
Staff of nearly 200
More than 10,000 meals served throughout the week's celebrations
40,000+ napkins used
525 pounds of beef tenderloin
485 pounds of turkey
350 pounds of potatoes
6,500 rolls and 20,000 pastries served
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For an increasing number of scholars, international migration has undergone a transformation particularly in the last decade or so. Although circular migration's impact on development is far from settled, a review of the current literature suggests increasing optimism about its developmental potential.
En años recientes, un flujo de estadounidenses que aumenta continuamente se ha estado dirigiendo a América Latina, especialmente para su jubilación. A medida de que la generación del "baby boom" envejece, se espera que ese flujo gane velocidad.
This report investigates the demographic characteristics and experiences of American retirees abroad through a focused study of two countries—Mexico and Panama—that have exhibited dramatic growth in the population of United States-born seniors in recent years. Findings on the decision-making process of emigrant retirees, their integration experiences, and their impact on local communities are drawn from an analysis of 17 interviews and nine focus group discussions.
This report examines the trilateral relationship between the United States, Canada, and Mexico in the decade since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and provides facts and figures relating to trade and migration among the three countries.
This report looks at what, over time, has determined the various departmental or ministerial locations of migration policy decision-making in different states.
This report provides the first analysis of the Department of Homeland Security's "One Face at the Border" initiative designed to integrate the immigration, customs, and agriculture functions of United States border management under the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection.
This report analyzes the impact of established diaspora on the reduction of poverty in their countries of origin. It examines their contributions beyond individual remittances, in the dimensions of foreign direct investment, market development, technology transfer, philanthropy, tourism, political contributions, and the more intangible flows of knowledge, new attitudes, and cultural influence.
During the 1990s, NAFTA was promoted by both U.S. and Mexican officials as a means to spur economic growth and job creation in Mexico and thereby reduce the number of unauthorized migrants entering the U.S. from Mexico each year. This report takes a critical look at NAFTA's impact on regulating migration from Mexico to the United States.


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From hearty meat dishes to a kaleidoscope of tropical fruit, eating out in Rio de Janeiro is never boring and you?ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to the city?s restaurants. Borrowing ... Read more
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Jeff Beaman joined the University of Idaho tennis program as head coach of both the men's and women's teams in August of 2006, and since 2008 has served as the Director of Tennis and the head men's tennis coach. Beaman coached both the men and women's teams from 2007-08 and 2014.
Beaman is a six-time Coach of the Year, earning the recognition from the Big Sky for the men in 2015, Western Athletic Conference in 2013 for the men, and 2014 for both the men and women, along with ITA Mountain Region Coach of the Year honors for the men in 2011 and the women in 2014.
Beaman took both Vandal programs to the 2014 NCAA tournament by winning WAC tournament championships on both sides. It was the first conference championship in the history of the women's program and the first for the men since winning the Big Sky in 1978.
The Idaho women achieved a program-best No. 51 national ranking during its 11-match win streak under Beaman in 2014, and went 19-6 on the season.
Beaman increased Idaho's win total in each of his first four seasons coaching the Vandal men, peaking with 22 wins in 2010 after taking over a program that won just two matches in 2006, going 2-22. Beaman led the Idaho men to their first top-50 national ranking when the Vandals were ranked as high as No. 46 in 2011.
Beaman has taken the Vandals to three straight WAC championship matches, falling to Fresno State in 2012 and Denver in 2013 before winning the program's first WAC Championship over New Mexico State in 2014.
Beaman came to Idaho after serving as an assistant men's coach at Texas Christian University for one season. In his time at TCU, he helped the Horned Frogs earn a 2006 Mountain West Conference crown, a trip into the second round of the NCAA Tournament and a No. 31 national ranking. Two of the players from that team also earned All-America honors.
Beaman's first stop as a full-time head coach came at Barton County (Kan.) Community College, where was the head men's and women's tennis coach from 2000-03. From 2001-03, he guided the men's program to three straight top-five finishes in the final NJCAA rankings. The team was second overall in both 2001 and 2002 and fourth in 2003. His women's team finished the 2003 season ranked third in NJCAA. Overall, he coached six ITA All-Americans and 10 NJCAA All-Americans at Barton County. In 2003, he was also nominated for the Barton County Community College Difference Award.
After Barton County, Beaman moved on to the College of Santa Fe, where he started as an assistant in 2004 and eventually was named head coach in 2005. In the inaugural year of the program in 2004, he helped lead the Spin to a No. 5 national ranking and a quarterfinal appearance at the NAIA national tournament. The team also featured three All-Americans and the NAIA Player of the Year, Ivan Angulo. In 2005, he led the team to a No. 1 final ranking in NAIA and helped five of his players achieve All-America status. Following the season, he was named Coach of the Year for Region 6.
From 2000-03, Beaman was the Head Tennis Pro at the Town & Country Racquet Club in Santa Fe, N.M. He is a certified Level I and II Tennis Coach by Tennis Canada.
Beaman graduated summa cum laude from Alabama A&M in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in Physical Education. As a player for the Bulldog tennis team, Beaman was named Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice, in 1997-98 and 1998-99.
Beaman is a native of Ottawa, Canada. His wife's name is Lori.


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The Keel Meta-framework: A Hands-On Tutorial
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Keel is an open source meta-framework that provides a thin backbone, and a set of core interfaces for common services, which application architects can implement using various other open source or commercial frameworks and libraries to best suit their application. This hands-on tutorial walks you through how to install Keel, setup infrastructure for a typical application, add configuration, authorization, persistence, and a Struts user-interface. Detailed code examples are provided.
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Shash Chatterjee has worked on large-scale aerospace and defense systems, including system and embedded software for the space-shuttle and radar systems. He has also worked in telecommunications product development, leading and managing hardware and embedded software teams for high-speed fiber-optic multiplexers. Shash went from FORTRAN, PL/1, C, C++ to Java almost as soon as Sun unleashed it. Being interested in server-side web development for a non-profit site, he stumbled on to the Expresso Open Source framework in 1999, eventually becoming a core contributor, and has been into Open Source ever since.


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Contemplating The Yanks
This weekend, the Twins will head to Yankee Stadium in New York for three games with their own particular version of kryptonite: the Yankees.
There is a particular amount of buzz about this series in the Twins Cities area right now (whether suffocating or stimulating is up for interpretation), primarily due to the Twins' hot start and the potential to erase a few past demons. Basically, we haven't been able to do squat against the Yankees since, ironically enough, we started winning on a consitent basis back in 2002. However, here is the reason why I finally see the Twins turning things around…starting tomorrow night:
To me, the difference between the Twins and the Yankees has always been a deep bench. Whether Joe Torre or Joe Girardi, in late-inning situations there's also a big bat coming off the bench that can wreak havoc. The best example of this was in the '04 ALDS, when Ruben Sierra came off their bench as opposed to Michael Ryan off ours. Ouch.
The picture above more accurately represents our bench (in past years) in a time of need. Gardy scans the length of the dugout and finds such guys as Brian Buscher, Ryan, Nick Punto, or Matt Tolbert to try and create runs off of Joba Chamberlain or Mariano Rivera. Not likely.
However, this year we have both the lineup depth AND the pitching to keep pace with the mighty Yankees. They may still outpace us in top-tier (Sabathia, Burnett, A-Rod, Jeter, etc.) talent, but we now have the bats to hang with them even into the late innings.
Plus, remember this…
In 2003, we took the first game at Yankee stadium before collapsing. In '04, we took the first and almost had the second if not for a Nathan blown save. Last year, we played them toughed in nearly every regular season game (a lot of walk-off wins for them), and had a chance to win all three of those playoffs games if we could have gotten some clutch hits.
Could this be the start of a new era for the Twins (competing with the big boys)? This weekend provides the first test.


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Can you hide sub-forums? Also is it possible to group sections of forums together? If not then whatever.
Also some organization I suggest:
-Move the intro section to the top area
-sports and spam need to be around general discussion
-all the pokemon stuff and non pokemon stuff needs to stay in there own general area
-Its competitive pokemon discussion, not just general
-where the pokemon voting
sire, its not a "real" monarchy since the queen does NOTHING EVER and everything is all decided by the parlaiment full of wankbags who somehow thought pushing socialism is the best course of action for the country.
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Born: April 25, 1954 in Brooklyn, NY
High School: Crespi
College: UCLA (school history)
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2nd round (42nd overall) of the 1976 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 87 (260th overall since 1950)
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Its been a truly memorable trip to DC. I met with much of the Washington state delegation over the last 2 days to bring awareness and rally support for the Bruce Lee Action Museum. However, the most amazing thing was that My father was honored by the House of Representatives with an official entry in the congressional record. All of this with the commemoration of the 39th year of his passing. It's overwhelming and truly special. I thank the US government for recognizing my father's contributions to this country and the world. Thank you to Ernest Baynard of Meridian-Hill Strategies for making this possible and a big thanks to Congressman Mike Honda and his incredible staff for bringing this to the House and making it a reality. Thank you to Adam Smith (D-WA), Jaime Herrera Beutler (R-WA), Jim McDermott (D-WA) and Dan Lungren (R-CA), Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) and many more. It was inspring to see bi-partisan efforts made on my father's behalf. I am truly touched and so honored for my father and his legacy. I hope you enjoy some of the photos from my trip below (be sure to click on Part 2 for page 2 of the Congressional Tribute and for the rest of the photos!). xShannon
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For a band that formed in 2011 and released their first album less than a year ago, Hiatus Kaiyote has enjoyed a whirlwind of accomplishments in a remarkably short period of time: a backstage serenade of their own song "Nakamarra" by Erykah Badu at SXSW; a long and forceful reiteration of support from ?uestlove at his party at Brooklyn Bowl; a sold-out show at their debut performance in New York City.
Hiatus Kaiyote, comprised of Nai Palm, Simon Mavin, Perrin Moss and Paul Bender, is also a perfect example of the limited utility of the "genre" in characterizing an album's sound or capturing its integrity. But nonetheless, the sources of inspiration for their music are unmistakable. "Atari" takes cues from Flying Lotus's fractal spidering of digital sounds. The keyboard section on "Jekyll" draws inspiration from Fela Kuti and afrobeat. The woozy space sounds of "Shaolin Monk Motherfunk" are reminiscent of Erykah Badu's latest album, New Amerykah Part 2. And Nai Palm herself sounds like a blend of Lauryn Hill and Amy Winehouse.
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As I sit at my desk at the White House – it's hard to believe that just three days ago I was standing in the world's largest refugee camp witnessing one of the worst famines in our lifetime. I traveled on Monday to Kenya along with my boss, Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, and several other U.S. officials to visit the Dagahaley refugee camp in Dadaab, Kenya, where hundreds of thousands of men, women and children have fled Somalia seeking to survive the worst famine in 60 years.
In the weeks prior to our trip, Dr. Biden had seen the news reports and the images from the region and wanted to find a way to help. So the goal of our trip was a simple one - to try to bring attention to this famine and the need for aid, and to tell the stories of the people we met. As Communications Director, my role is to find ways to make more people aware of this need and get the message across to as many people as possible.
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MORE: What were your thoughts before you left about what's going on in Somalia?
Courtney O'Donnell: Like Dr. Biden, I had seen the news reports and images and they were heart-breaking. When I learned that more than 29,000 children under the age of five have died in the past three months in the region, I was horrified. I had some sense of how dire of a situation it was, and I tried to prepare myself. I was also glad to be a part of an effort to bring more awareness to the region. But emotionally, it was hard, particularly as a mother, to know what we were about to see.
MORE: How did that change once you were at the refugee camps in Kenya?
CO: Being there in person really brought home just how acute the need is – the famine is spreading with a relentless pace. The camp we visited was originally built for 90,000 people and there are now more than 420,000 Somalis who have traveled there seeking sustenance and medical attention. It was striking to see the lines of families that stretched out way beyond the entrance gate. Being at the camp in person underscored the seriousness and the scope of this crisis for me – and it also brought the staggering numbers and statistics to life.
MORE: As a mom, what went through your mind?
I was drawn to all of the mothers and the children that I met. Most of these women had walked barefoot, through days and nights, for 10, 20 or 30 days carrying their babies and children to get to the camp. Think about that. Most of them have the clothes on their bodies and nothing else. Many people are robbed or face violence on that journey. Oftentimes it's a mother who's the head of household, so you have a mom trying to bring her children to safety and get them food through this incredibly long and hard distance. You think about this journey and all they go through so they hope they can get the basic supplies to keep their kids alive. Anyone who's a mom would understand that you'd do anything for your children and the mothers at the camp were doing just that – in circumstances that we could never fathom.
Throughout the day, I kept thinking of my own children back home in Washington, D.C., two rambunctious and chubby little creatures who have spent their lives getting regular checkups with pediatricians, loads of preventive care, as well as endless snacks and feedings. It is so striking that these two scenarios could co-exist across the globe.
MORE: Tell us about the moms there.
CO: We met a mother with four children, and her youngest child had diarrhea. She had walked for 20 days to get to the camp and she asked us to help her child. In her situation, diarrhea can be fatal given the already severe dehydration and malnutrition these children are facing. Again, it was hard for me not to think about my own sons at home and all of the preventive care that we take for granted. That contrast made the deepest impression on me – and has stuck with me. Support will make a huge difference, I have seen it.
MORE: The White House announced on Monday $105 million in aid for drought assistance for Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia. As Americans, we can't fathom a food shortage. How can you get the message across that we, as individuals, need to help? How can we even help?
CO: While I saw first-hand just how bad the situation is, I saw the difference that aid can have, even a few dollars in terms of saving a child's life. I saw firsthand the ways that lives are being saved – through medicine, food, clean water and incredible individuals and groups that are working on the ground. I saw how a vaccination that costs less than $2 or an inexpensive rehydration pack can enable a child to survive. I also saw some of the innovations in agriculture and development that is working to prevent this type of famine in the future.
MORE: What would you want the world to know?
That there is hope and that there is a need for every individual to truly make a difference.
People can literally save lives with small dollar donations. At www.usaid.gov people can learn more about the issues and see the ways they can take action.
Since returning from Kenya, the impact and the impression of the trip has become even more emotional and urgent. As I see the images on TV, or learn about the growing numbers of refugees – the numbers become faces and the need feels personal. This morning, I had my oldest son's 3-year checkup at the pediatrician. I looked across the waiting room at all of the parents and children. All of us were there for a simple reason – to make sure that our children are healthy. In my mind all I could imagine were the mothers who I saw waiting in line at the refugee camp – mothers who share that simple and basic goal to raise healthy children – but face unthinkable obstacles to get there.
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This week's column was supposed to be all about art. I was having a very New York Friday which included a mouth-watering pastrami sandwich at the tourist-infested but very hype-worthy Carnegie Deli in Midtown. Then I popped by MoMa to take in the convergence of imagination and technology with "Design and the Elastic Mind" and the ambitious use of hues in "Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today." But my blithe metropolitan day was interrupted by a vigil in Union Square.
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