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Next stop, NCAAs.
For the first time in program history the Princeton women's water polo team can call itself consecutive Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Eastern champions. The 11th-ranked Tigers defeated 18th-ranked Michigan in the title game, 7-5, to earn the league's automatic berth to the NCAA Championship.
Junior Katie Rigler was named tournament MPV and goalie Ashleigh Johnson was voted Rookie of the Tournament, along with earning Eastern All-Tournament First Team honors. Sophomore Camille Hooks was named to the second team.
Michigan managed to corral a 2-0 lead over the first 4:19, but a 3-1 rally by the Tigers squared things up by the end of the first quarter. With momentum budding for the Orange and Black, the Tigers took control in the second off goals from Rigler and Saranna Soroka to create a two-goal cushion, 5-3, by halftime.
Johnson tallied shutout quarters in the second and third, finishing with a 15-save, two-steal performance.
As Johnson and the defense limited the Wolverine offense in the middle quarters, Princeton looked to close things out with some insurance goals.
Hooks scored the Tigers' lone goal in the third to put them up 6-3, leaving a fourth quarter Michigan comeback plausible.
UM netted a pair, but All-Southern Taylor Dunstan sliced one in with 18 second left in regulation to punctuate the victory.
Hooks and Dunstan each led the Tigers with two goals.
Princeton won its third Eastern title in program history Sunday and is now making its second trip ever to the NCAA Championship. The tournament will run from May 10-12 and will be hosted at Harvard in Cambridge, Mass. The Tigers will find out their seeding at the NCAA Selection Show live on Monday, Apr. 29 at 8 p.m. ET.
No. 2 Seed Princeton: 3 – 2 – 1 – 1 – 7
No. 4 Seed Michigan: 3 – 0 – 0 – 2 – 5
Goals: Soroka 1, Hooks 2, Dunstan 2, Rigler 1, Holechek 1
Assists: Hatcher 1, Dunstan 1, Zwirner 1
Steals: Soroka 1, Hatcher 1, Hooks 1, Martinez 1, Gross 1, Johnson 2
Saves: Johnson 15


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My 45 runs rich.
I've all the usual hop ups, like bigger stroke 4-5/8", bigger carb 38mm mikuni, milled heads 6,5:1, correct squish, ported, relived and bigger valves.
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This is a REAL PLACE... and this happens EVERY MORNING!! I went there two mornings and made observations. It was amazing. Please Click to Tweet! http://bit.ly/MACAWesomeSLOWMO I apologize for the video being a couple of minutes longer... but it took months of planning and preparation to do this. I wanted to leave a bit in there about the boat so I wouldn't lose the memories! The noise was awful though (Macaws have a horrible song).
I didn't know most of the rain in the Amazon comes from the Atlantic! So this is what happens when you combine a battery operated Miro LC320S high speed camera with an incredibly specific spot of dirt that Macaws LOVE. It took several days and lots of modes of transportation to get there, but we took a new MIRO (http://www.visionresearch.com/Products/High-Speed-Cameras/Phantom-Miro-M320S/) to one of the most remote research facilities in the Peruvian Rainforest. The footage we obtained was incredible.
How to get there yourself!:
I coordinated the travel with Rainforest Expeditions
http://www.perunature.com/ Tell them Destin sent you.
You can checkout what they do on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Rainforest.Expeditions They ran me up and down the river in a boat, gave me lenses, a clean bed, awesome food etc. It was pretty amazing!
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I recently took a "class", it was more a crash course kind of thing, on effective presentations, and I met [let's call him] Bob who was sitting next to me when we all had to do a presentation for the class. He wasn't very good- apparently he was too nervous- but we struck up a conversation since he was sitting next to me.
Since then :
He waits for me everyday before class
He insists on sitting next to me
( He's in most of my classes)
He keeps inviting me over to play his video games, and watch his collection of tv shows
He walks me to wherever I'm going when he sees me
He doesn't like when I talk to others
- he keeps interrupting when I talk to other people
- he joins the conversation and takes over, making everyone listen to him
He automatically assumes we'll partner up whenever we need to in classes (plus he's already sitting next to me, so there you go)
He wants me to wear his jacket in winter ( ... )
He likes everything I like and dislikes everything I don't like
He presents us to other people as a unit ( always talking about "we" and "us" and about what we feel or decided etc)
Am I just overreacting? Because I am feeling so uncomfortable. Plus he's super weird. Like really.
How do I tell him to back off? I would feel so uncomfortable just brutally telling him to stop being friendly, because so far he's just being friendly.... right? I've been trying to avoid him, but I can't keep doing that forever.
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well i think that Naruto is cool because i have watched some of the showes on Youtube but yea i like them
I wish people would stop bitching about how 'this is better than that'.
My only problem is how they take a serious moment and tone it down.
When Iruka takes the shuriken in Naruto's place in the first Episode.
Japanese (voice slightly changed due to crying): 'It was tough, right? You were lonely, right? I'm sorry, Naruto.'
English (voice completely unchanged, I'm surprised he still has tears): 'You're lonely and it hurts...'
I don't think we have Naruto in Canada. Maybe I'm just missing it.
I meant the TV show.
Ive watched it and i live in Ottawa...
i know alot of the hand signs, even if i don't know what any of the sequences are for any of the jutsus.
Let's make a list of all the jutsus we know P.S. I need some of them for stories because it's boring to use the same jutsus all the time. I mean u kratos!!!!!
ok, but you asked for it. i don't know the hand signs for any of them though. let's see. Shadow Clone jutsu, Shadow Possession jutsu, Mind Transfer jutsu, Human Boulder, Hidden Mist jutsu, Sharingan, Byuakugan, Primary Lotus, Hidden Lotus, Crystal Ice Mirrors, Phoenix Flower jutsu, Summoning jutsu, Ninja Art of Beast Mimickry, Man Beast Clone, Man Beast ultimate taijutsu Fang Over Fang, Dragon Fire Bombs, Earth Dragon Bomb, Great Mud River, Water Prison Jutsu, Water Dragon jutsu, Dragon Flame jutsu, Slicing Sound Wave, Supersonic Slicing Wave, 5-Pronged seal, 8-Trigrams 64-palms, Leaf Village Secret Finger Jutsu, Rotation, Eagle Wings jutsu (which i came up with,) Puppet Master jutsu, Wind Scythe jutsu, Twin Rising Dragon, Sand Coffin, Sand Burial, Re-Incarnation jutsu, Reaper Death Seal, Striking Shadow Snake, Shadow Snake, Twin Snake Sacrifice, Shuriken Shadow Clone, and let's not forget Chidori(a.k.a. Lightning Blade.)
if you need me to explain what any of the listed jutsus do, just say something.
Holy shit. Man, you're a naruto freak, but that's kinda cool. thanks for the jutsus. even if i don't know for what the most of them are. i will find out even if it's the last thing i do on earth (and it's not).
I don't like it at all but I have a friend that is obsessed with it and she is always telling me about and I get tired of hearing about it from her.
I can explain a few for you:
Sand Coffin: Known only to Gaara, he encases his opponents in sand to detain them, and also uses it in conjunction with Desert Funeral (Sand Burial)
Sand Burial: Known only to Gaara, he uses the sand to crush his opponents (sometimes merely breaking bones, others, completely liquifying his opponent.)
Re-Incarnation jutsu: Known only to Orochimaru, he kills two people as a sacrifice to bring two back to life.
Shadow Clone jutsu: Known only to Naruto, A multiplication technique that generates 'solid-illusions', any damage inflicted on the clones before they vanish is inflicted on Naruto.
Mind Transfer jutsu: Known to Ino, she uses it to temporarily take control of another person's body.
Hidden Mist jutsu: Known to Zabuza and Kakashi, Summons a thick fog to provide cover.
Sharingan: A special eye technique that enables the user to perfectly copy any jutsu it sees. Restricted to the Uchiha Clan and Kakashi.
Byuakugan: A special eye technique that enables the user to see through objects and almost completely around them. Restricted to the Hyuga clan.
Primary Lotus: A grapple technique that allows the user to pile drive the opponent into the Ground. Used by Rock Lee and Sasuke Uchiha.
I'm gonna stop for now.
You all forgot Rasengan.
i'll pick up where mike left off.
Shadow Possession Jutsu: Known to the Nara clan. Allows the user to stretch their shadow towards their opponents. if they catch their opponent in the shadow, their opponents is forced to mirror all the user's movements with the exception of the face.
Human Boulder: used by Choji(whose last name i do not know) after using the Expansion jutsu to enlarge his body, he rolls at his opponents at high speed with his signature growl.
Hidden Lotus: used by Rock Lee. Taught to him by Might Guy(Guy-sensei) After opening at least the 1st 3 chakra gates, Lee is able to move with inhumane speed and sends Gaara flying into the air with a powerful kick. Lee then pounds Gaara back and forth in mid-air, ending by spiking him towards the ground, pulling him back up with the tape on his hands, then smashing him down one more time for the finish. This attack comes at a great physical cost to the user, normally bones breaking, muscles tearing, etc. this is a forbidden jutsu for which the special condition to use is "To protect and maintain one's own ninja way," in the words of Guy-sensei.
Crystal Ice Mirrors: the master, you already know how these work, but i'll explain them anyway. Known only by Haku as it is a Kekkei Genkai(which translates to bloodline limit) to his clan. Haku creates mirrors of ice as the name implies then he steps into one of them. all the mirrors reflect his image and he moves between the mirrors at lightspeed attacking the unfortunate victim traped in the center of them.
Phoenix Flower Jutsu: I've only seen sasuke use this 1. The Phoenix Flower, in a word, i basically a shotgun blast of fireballs. simple enough.
Summoning Jutsu: there are a lot of these. It's basically a teleportation jutsu used to call upon creatures with whom the user has signed a contract in blood. with the exception of the re-animation jutsu, the user must draw their own blood in order to summon.
Ninja Art of Beast Mimickry: Known by Kiba Inuzuka. Heightens his senses to equal those of a beast(i'll say a wolf) and gives him the strength and agility thereof. must be used before he can use...
Man-Beast Clone: Allows Kiba to transform Akamaru into a copy of himself. Normally coupled with...
Fang Over Fang: Kiba and Akamaru rotate their bodies in mid-air, slashing their opponent using their claws. a perfect symbol of the bond between man and man's best friend.
Dragon Fire Bombs: used by Sarutobi, the Hokage. Allows him to blow a powerful explosion of flames at his opponent.
Great Mud River: Needless to say, it's Earth Style. Used by the 3rd Hokage. turns the ground under his opponents feet into mud, then basically blows them away with the powerful current of the mud. Sarutobi coupled this with...
Earth Dragon Bomb: Needless to say, another Earth Style. Creates a dragon's head out of the mud, which then shoots powerful mud bombs at the opponent. Sarutobi used this jutsu as well as the Dragon Flame Jutsu to create...
Fire Dragon Bomb: i didn't list it, but i know it. Basically adds a fire charge to the mud bombs of Earth Dragon Bomb.
Water Prison Jutsu: Used by Zabuza. Uses chakra to form water into an extremely hard shell to encase the opponent a prevent their movement.
Water Dragon Jutsu: used by Zabuza and Kakashi who copied it with the Sharingan(which i will explain in depth shortly) Basically creates a dragon using water, then causes that dragon to attack your opponents. since they both summoned one at the same time, the 2 dragons clashed with each other while Zabuza and Kakashi went blade to blade.
Dragon Flame Jutsu: known by Sasuke. In a word, a much larger version of the fireball jutsu, which is basically just fire breath.
Slicing Sound Wave & Supersonic Slicing Wave: I don't know the name of the guy who uses it, but it's one of Orochimaru's sound village henchmen. Creates a destructive energy wave using sound. the Supersonic Slicing wave is the same thing, but much more powerful.
5-pronged seal: Kinjutsu known by Orochimaru. Seals the opponent's chakra or in Naruto's case, causes his chakra to be limited by the 9-tailed fox's chakra due to irregular chakra fusion. for naruto, this seal is dissolved by Jiraiya's 5-pronged seal release, which is self-explanitory.
8-trigrams 64-palms: i really don't know the function of the 8-trigrams, but i do know that Neji has to use them to use 64 palms. 64 palms allows Neji to strike all 64 chakra point one after another in rapid succession, normally leaving the opponent with no chakra, but in Naruto's case, Naruto was able to call on the 9-tailed fox's chakra.
Leaf Village Secret Finger Jutsu: It's rather pathetic. Kakashi uses it and basically just stabs Naruto in the butt.
Rotation: Known by Neji. focuses chakra to all the chakra points in his body, then he spins around, causing the chakra to create a powerful shield that reverses the opponent's chakra on him/her.
Eagle Wings Jutsu: Remember that i made this one up, so it's only fair that i explain what it does. Concentrates chakra to the bottoms of the feet in powerful proportions, allowing the user to levitate. by sustaining this chakra flow and increasing/decreasing as necessary, the user is capable of flight. this requires a lot of chakra, and therefore can only be used by the characters in my stories(namely Lucario, Lee, and myself, Kratos. I'd say Latios ans Latias as well, but they can already fly)
Puppet Master Jutsu: known only to Kankuro. Lets him unveil the Crow and connect the chakra strings to it to control it. simple enough.
Wind Scythe Jutsu: Known by Temari(the female member of gaara's group if you didn't know) using her giant fan, she whips up a powerful whirlwind that slashes away at anything in its path.
Twin Rising Dragon: known by Ten-ten(the female member of Lee's group) using 2 scrolls, she flies up into the air. from those two scrolls, multitudes of random throwing weapons begin to appear and she throws them at her opponent. in the case that she may have missed, the weapons have strings attached to them which allow her to basically control them even after they've been thrown and have landed.
Shadow Snake: known by Orochimaru and Anko. Shoots snakes at the opponent from the user's sleeve.
Striking Shadow Snake: known by Orochimaru; His tongue transforms into a snake that he uses to bite his opponent.
Twin Snake Sacrifice: a suicide attack known to Anko, taught to her by Orochimaru. the user makes a hand sign using their own hand and the targets hand. 2 snakes come out of the user's sleeve and bite both victims' arms, injecting a dealy venom into both, killing both of them.
Shuriken Shadow Clone: known by the 3rd Hokage. after throwing a shuriken, makes multiple solid clones of that shuriken.
Reaper Death Seal: summons the reaper who reaches through the user's soul to grab the target's soul and rip it outof the targets body, forever trapping that soul in the reaper's belly or inside the body of another designated target as was the case with the 9-tailed fox. When this technique is completed, the reaper claims the user's soul as well.
Chidori(Lightning Blade): Builds up incredible chakra in the hand, actually making the chakra visible and causing a chirping sound(hence the name Chidori which translates as 1000 birds) this chakra turns the arm into an invincible blade. absolute focus and extreme speed are required to perform this technique perfectly. the most damage is caused by releasing the chakra into the opponent on the exact point of impact. this technique allows sasuke to pierce Gaara's otherwise impenitrable sand dome that he constructs by layering all the sand around his body.
i descriced the 1's that mike didn't, but i'm going to goback and describe the 1's he describe because a few were erronious.
Sand Coffin: as mike said, is usable only by Gaara. envelopes the target in sand restricting all movement. most often used with...
Sand Burial: after surrounding the opponent in sand using Sand Coffin, Gaara crushes them. this could be to one of several degrees from mere bone crushing to absolute liquidization as mike said.
Re-incarnation: forbidden jutsu known only to Orochimaru, but known of by the 3rd hokage. allows Orochimaru to send his soul out and take over another body, permanently making it his.
Summoning Jutsu;Re-animation: Revives the dead in bodies composed of dust and dirt. unlike other summoning jutsus, this doesn't require a blood sacrifice, but rather requires one life for every life revived.
Shadow Clone Jutsu: as mike said, it is a multiplication technique that generates solid illusions. However, it is known to more than just Naruto. It is known by most Leaf Village Jonin. For instance Ebisu(sp?) and Kakashi. Even the 3rd Hokage and the Anbu Black Ops. The damage sustained by the clones is not afflicted directly to the user's body, but rather to the user's chakra.
Mind-transfer jutsu: Known to Ino, but known of by Leaf Village Jonin, as well as Sakura. Sends the user's spiritual energy out at the opponent, thought the energy travels slowly. If the user misses, their bodies are mere puppets until the spirit returns, which takes several minutes. if the user is successful, they are able to control target, but can be driven off if the target has a strong enough will. any damage afflicted to the target during this jutsu is also afflicted to the body of the user.
Hidden Mist Jutsu: Known to Zabuza (most likely copied by Kakashi) Uses the water in the air to create a dense fog. the more chakra used for the jutsu, the denser the fog. the user can create a fog so dense that even they can't see through it.
Sharingan: bound to the Uchihas and Kakashi Hatake(Kakashi sensei) for those of you interested, it literally translate to "Copy/Mirror Wheel Eye." The Sharingan gives the eye extra pupils. the center pupil allows the eye to see color. the first of the extra pupils allows better detection of the opponents movements. the 2nd perfectly copies what is being seen. the
3rd allows the user to use logic to predict the next move their opponent will make. the Sharingan also has hypnotic properties, but i do not understand how they work. anyone wanna take a crack at that part?
Byakugan: Bound to the Hyuga clan. literally translates to "White/Evil Eye." As mike said, allows them to see through solid objects and in nearly 360 degress with the exception of a blind spot in the back of the neck. Also allows them to see chakra points which are invisible to all other eyes, including the Sharingan
Primary Lotus: A powerful grapple technique that allows the user to spiral slam their opponent into the ground head first. causes the user immense pain due to opening the gate of opening and releasing the mind's restraint on the muscles, causing the user to put far too much strain on the body. a forbidden jutsu for which the condition for using is "To protect the life of someone precious," in the words of Guy-sensei. Lee uses this, but i've not seen sasuke use it.
well i just described all the jutsus that i listed. i'm thirsty now. i'm gonna get a root beer
so, still think i'm just a naruto freak? i was leaning more towards naruto addict.
Sasuke used the Primary lotus against that chakra-draining guy (I do not know his name.) He used it because he couldn't use any other techniques at the time.
Ransengan is the 'purple energy orb' Naruto uses against Sasuke in a few of their battles. He normally has a Shadow Clone prepare the tech for him, but made it literally single-handedly during his last battle against Sasuke.
i missed that episode, so i don't know his name, but he didn't use the Lotus. he used Lion's Barrage. which is 1 kick that launches your opponents into the air, 2 kicks to them while they're in mid air, 1 punch to send them to the ground, and 1 kick just as they hit the ground.
I bought a Leaf Village headband at Meijer's for about eight bucks. But I'm so skinny, I can wear it as a belt! It'll go through my belt loops and tie around the back one!
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wierd. i think i'm still a naruto addict though. anyone who can give explinations of that many jutsus has to be obsessed with naruto.
ive senn all the episodes that are out on teles so gfar and all the shaman king ones
naruto pokemon andf shaman king and avatar is kl
i missed those few only because i was at camp on the night they aired, but i'm gonna catch them when they air again on cartoon network.


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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Teens find thrill in reading
Collaboration between the Marin County Free Library and the Friends of the Marin County Free Library has brought a great gift to the Juvenile Detention facility in Marin. Did you know that we have a mini library in the classroom at the Jeannette Prandi School in the facility? Teens who have never read for enjoyment cannot get enough of their favorite authors. I have had the honor to join teen librarian, Carla Avitable, in visiting the classroom during the year. Thanks to the Friends we are able to bring new books and used books from the Bookplace to fill the bookshelves.
Students are given the responsibility of maintaining the library and take great pride in their work. Carla hosts a book review discussion with the teens and then they visit a popup new book area and they pick some new reads. I am amazed how well read they are and are so on top of authors they love. I spoke with a few students last week and hoped they would continue to read when their time was over at the facility. They tend not to read when they are home, what a shame!
Their reading has brought them so much, a whole new world, new language, and a peaceful respite from their troubles.Thank-you to the library and the Friends for this great gift to our youth. I hope they continue this new joy in their lives.


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In 1947, Sanford Roth, a native of New York, moved to Paris with his wife, Beulah, a Siamese cat, and a small camera. He was determined to pursue a career as a photographer. As the city recuperated from the years of German occupation, a renaissance took place before Roth's eyes. He captured Paris and the Parisians from Montmarte to Montparnasse and became lifelong friends with Colette, Picasso, Cocteau, and many other artists and intellectuals.
He later used his skills as a photojournalist to photograph film stars in both Europe and Hollywood. His photographs of James Dean, for instance, became world famous and contributed to the cult status Dean acquired.
Sanford Roth's photographs appeared in Life, Look, Paris Match, Elle, People, Harper's Bazaar, and Oggii. In 1953, a collection of his Paris photographs were published under the title of The French of Paris with an introduction by Aldous Huxley. Four books of Roth's photographs have been published since his death in 1962, including Paris in the Fifties (1988), Italy, 50s (1990), Portraits of the Fifties (1987) and James Dean (1983).>> More
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Change is in the air, but it is fair?
Pat Riley isn't returning to the bench, because that would be a sign of panic.
Greatness doesn't panic.
It also likely is the reason why Erik Spoelstra will try to find every reason to stay with his current lineup and current rotation.
There already is enough uncertainty in these parts.
But what could he do?
Start Jamaal Magloire: You want toughness? We've got your toughness right here. And while Magloire's hands are plaster to Joel Anthony's bricks, it is not as if Anthony has been a force on the glass.
Start Mario Chalmers: For a point guard, Chalmers is a poor ballhandler. There is a reason opposing coaches defend him 94 feet. But he can hit 3-pointers, especially spot-up 3-pointers. He would space the floor far more than Carlos Arroyo.
Start James Jones: You want spacing? We've got your spacing right here. And by starting Jones, you can get a sense of how things might work when Mike Miller returns (when they would work even better). The downside is having to start Dwyane Wade or LeBron James defensively on the opposing point guard. But that also might keep Wade and James from playing the passing lanes and compromising the defense when gambling for steals.
Start Jerry Stackhouse: And see what Stackhouse has left, because eventually you have to decide whether he is a keeper. He, too, would provide some grit. This also would allow the Heat to see what a lineup without a point guard would look like.
Start Zydrunas Ilgauskas: He's been the best among the Heat's pivots. But that also would remove him from the bench equation, where he has provided needed relief. It is highly unlikely that Ilgauskas has starter's minutes in him at this stage.
Start Udonis Haslem: Because he has been the best player in the Heat's power rotation to this point. Of course, you can't actually do this, because it would mean benching Chris Bosh, and that is just silly.
Play Juwan Howard: Because he arguably stands as the truest thing the Heat has to a low-post presence at this stage, a somewhat sobering reality.


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- Can't Miss: The Shelter, a club in a former underground bomb shelter
- To Avoid: Don't bother climbing up the Oriental Pearl TV tower
- Tipping: Tipping is not compulsory
Glitzy, exuberant and flush with self-confidence, Shanghai has routinely shunned moderation during its remarkable transformation into one of East Asia's most vibrant metropolises. Already boasting the world's fastest train and some of the globe's tallest skyscrapers, the city has set its sights on surpassing Hong Kong as the region's premiere financial capital. However, preoccupations are with play not work. The decadent nightlife scene is pure nouveau riche, lapped up by the prospering Chinese elite and expats alike. The city is also making a name for itself on the sporting stage having become part of the F1 circuit and the host of the Tennis Masters Cup.
A cruise down Shanghai's lifeline, the Huangpu River, gives visitors a sense of what modern China is all about. On one side is the city's iconic skyline of the future, with its rocket-shaped, outlandishly pink Oriental Pearl TV tower; on the other is the Bund, with its grandiose relics of European colonialism built in the 1930s that now serves as hotels, restaurants and galleries. The Shanghai Museum does an impressive job in covering 5,000 years of history, but perhaps more memorable is a visit to the Propaganda Poster Art Centre, which is chock-full of Mao worship from the Cultural Revolution era. The best place to stroll is through the leafy streets of the French Concession area, dipping into the trendy cafés on Taikang Lu before ending up in Xintiandi, a collection of stylish restaurants, bars and clubs housed in restored traditional stone buildings.
The opportunity to watch one of the world's fastest developing cities expand in real time is a major draw for people coming to live in Shanghai. Companies from overseas are piling into the city to set up shop so there are plenty of job opportunities, particularly within the financial and media sectors. The cost of living by Chinese standards is high (Shanghai is the 12th most expensive city in the world for apartment rentals, according to research firm ECA International), but easily within the reach of those on expat packages. A new trendy bar or club seems to materialize every weekend and there is a healthy local sports scene spearheaded by the Shanghai Hairy Crabs rugby team. Don't come to Shanghai for the climate though. Summers are obscenely muggy and winters can be chilly as many buildings do not have central heating.


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Dermatitis herpetiformis is an extremely itchy rash consisting of bumps and blisters. The rash is chronic, which means it continues over a long period.
Duhring disease
Dermatitis herpetiformis usually begins in people age 20 and older. Children can sometimes be affected. It is seen in both men and women.
The cause is unknown. It is thought to be an autoimmune disorder. Dermatitis herpetiformis is also linked to gluten sensitivity (celiac sprue disease) in the small bowel.
Symptoms of dermatitis herpetiformis tend to come and go. Symptoms include:
A skin biopsy and direct immunofluorescence test of the skin are performed in most cases. Your doctor may also recommend a biopsy of the intestines. Blood tests may be ordered to confirm the diagnosis.
An antibiotic called dapsone is extremely effective.
A strict gluten-free diet will also be recommended to help control the disease. Sticking to this diet may eliminate the need for medications and prevent later complications.
Immunosuppressive medications may be used, but are less effective.
The disease may be well-controlled with treatment. Without treatment, there may be a significant risk of intestinal cancer.
Thyroid disease may be found in many patients with dermatitis herpetiformis. Patients are also more likely to develop certain cancers of the intestines.
Call your health care provider if you have a rash that continues despite home treatment.
There is no known prevention of this disease. People with this condition may be able to prevent complications by avoiding foods that contain gluten.
Hull CM, Zone JJ. Dermatitis herpetiformis and linear IgA bullous dermatosis. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, eds. Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 31.
Habif TP. Clinical Dermatology: A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2009:chap 16.
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It's hard enough to get something like maternity leave approved by your HR office, let alone time off for a sick kid or a dental appointment. So we can only imagine the reaction we'd get if we asked for "Botox leave."
Yes, it's a real thing, NBC News reports—in the U.K., anyway, where many employers offer personal-leave time for beauty and cosmetic reasons. Think wrinkle treatments and haircuts. What a magical, magical thing.
Employers in other countries also offer some pretty incredible perks. Citing Mercer's 2012 Worldwide Benefit & Employment Guidelines, the network says in China, it's common for employees to be given a "special leave" when they get married. And French workers, after two years of employment, are allowed to take a year of unpaid leave to start or buy their own business. "After the year, they can come back to their old job or one at a comparable level and pay," NBC News says.
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La Monnaie ¦ Opera ¦ Au monde ¦ Intro
Au monde
a new opera by Philippe Boesmans
For this world premier the composer Philippe Boesmans, a prominent figure in the opera history of the last thirty years with Reigen, Wintermärchen, Julie and Yvonne, Princesse de Bourgogne, wanted the author and director Joël Pommerat to adapt his play Au monde, which La Monnaie is also presenting in its theatrical version this season, into a libretto for his new opera. This is an exceptional collaboration between two of the most important artists of our time. It will allow Philippe Boesmans to explore a new literary universe following those of Schnitzler, Shakespeare, Strindberg and Gombrowicz and allow Joël Pommerat to get involved in a second musical project after Thanks to my Eyes (based on his play Grâce à mes yeux) which he worked on with the composer Oscar Bianchi.
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Tiefel defeated Claudia Escribens of Purdue in three sets, 6-3, 0-6, 1-0(7). Tiefel improves her career record to 2-0 in three-set matches and tallied her fourth victory in five matches dating back to last year's fall season. She advances to Sunday's final against Purdue's Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum.
For the second straight day, Tiefel was the only CU player to claim victory on the singles court. Junior Winde Janssens and freshman Mazy Watrous each won their respective opening set, however both fell in three set super tie-breakers.
In doubles, Saturday's play turned out to be a better performance for the CU doubles teams splitting its six matches for a 3-3 record.
Janssens and freshman teammate Julyette Steur won a pair of matches in the consolation bracket defeating tandems from Indiana (Rubenstein/Sabacinski), 8-2, and from Kansas State (St. Hill/Kubickova), 8-5, then falling in the consolation finals to Indiana's Chupa/Klyczek, 9-7.
"Overall, it was a good day, much improved compared to yesterday (Friday)," said CU head coach Nicole Kenneally. "We showed a lot of grit and heart today; and it's still early in the building process. Great improvement what we showed today and excited for the final singles match tomorrow to see if we can build on what we did today."
In other consolation doubles matches, Watrous and Carla Manzi Tenorio defeated Gomez/Erisman of Kansas State, 8-1. It was Watrous' first collegiate doubles win in a CU uniform. Manzi Tenorio/Watrous would later fall to IU's Rubenstein/Jayawickrema, 8-6.
Elsewhere, Tiefel teamed up with JoHanna Manningham of Notre Dame for a 1-1 record in Saturday's action defeating Kansas State's Gomez/Erisman, 8-1, then losing to IU's Rubenstein/Jayawickrema, 8-2
The final day of competition featuring CU, IU, Kansas State, Notre Dame and Purdue at the IU Tennis Center concludes Sunday.
Indiana Invitational, Bloomington, Ind.
Saturday, Sept. 29
Flight One - Round Robin
Alecia Kauss (IU) def. Winde Janssens 1-6, 6-3, 1-0(8)
Singles Flight 2 (consolation)
Carli Wischhoff (KSU) def. Mazy Watrous (CU) 3-6, 6-3, 1-0(8)
Singles Flight 3 (consolation)
Amina St. Hill (IU) def. Carla Manzi Tenorio (CU) 6-4, 6-3
Singles Flight 4 (semifinal)
Ashley Tiefel (CU) def. Claudia Escribens (Purdue) 6-3, 0-6, 1-0(7)
Doubles, Consolation Round of 8
Janssens/Julyette Steur (CU) def. Rubenstein/Sabacinski (IU) 8-2
Wischhoff/Borau (KSU) def. Manzi Tenorio/Watrous (CU) 8-2
Consolation, Semifinal
Janssens/Julyette Steur (CU) def. St. Hill/Kubickova (KSU) 8-5
Consolation, Final
Chupa/Klyczek (IU) def. Janssens/Julyette Steur (CU) 9-7
Doubles, Consolation
Manzi Tenorio/Watrous (CU) def. Gomez/Erisman (KSU) 8-1
Rubenstein/Jayawickrema (IU) def. Manzi Tenorio/Watrous (CU) 8-6
Rubenstein/Sabacinski (IU) def. Tiefel (CU)/Manningham (ND) 8-2
Tiefel (CU)/Manningham (ND) def. Gomez/Erisman (KSU) 8-1


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e280 v.1: New problem with Rhapsody
Been using my e280 (not "R") v.1 with Rhapsody for quite some time now, transferring files to go, no problem.
Today, when I connected to Rhapsody (MTP mode), the Rhapsody program recognized the player for a second or two, then it "disappeared" from the Rhapsody menu, and the player froze up.
I was able to reboot the player after I disconnected it and it plays fine (including my previously-transferred Rhapsody files). I'm also able to connect to Windows in MSC mode just fine. Repeated the Rhapsody connection a couple of times, same result: disappears from the menu, player freezes, reboot it and it's fine.
Since it's just happened all of a sudden, I went to Rhapsody (thinking it might have been caused by some change on their end) and spent a good 30 minutes on chat with a Rhapsody tech. It was impossible for him to do much diagnosis, since the player disappears from the Rhapsody menu so quickly. But we did reconnect several times with the same result each time.
On one occasion, I was able to quickly get it to produce the Device Compatability report before vanishing. It said that everything was fine, that it was properly licensed, etc., but we did get one error message out of it: "This device's secure clock failed the status request. Error codes: 0x1, 0xc00d2772." I have no idea whether that is the source of the problem (as far as I can tell, that would only affect the expiration date of licensed tracks), but I can't even try to use the Rhapsody interface to fix that, since the player won't stay connected long enough.
Anyone have a similar experience? Is there a way to address the secure clock via Windows, since that connection works? Though as I say, I have no idea if that's the actual problem.
Absent another suggestion, I'll just delete the music files and reinstall the firmware, to see if that fixes it, but I'd love to know more about what's going on first.
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I don't use Rhapsody so I couldn't say for sure but do have a e200 and other players, personally I haven't had the issue but have seen how easily one corrupted file mess up others players, requiring formatting the player and reinstall the firmware, so I think you're on the right track with trying to reinstall fw. Follow up and let us know if it worked ...
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When I feed that error code -0xc00d2772- into Google the first spot it brings me to is back here. This thread has some information and a solution. Formatting seems to be the way to go. Considering the solution is part of Rhapsody's Knowledge Base it's strange their customer service couldn't help you.
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Well, to be fair to the tech, he was trying to help me solve the actual problem. I didn't ask him for help reinstalling the firmware; I've had to do that a couple times before (though in going on four years with the e280, that's really not too bad).
I'll wait till I have some free time on the weekend to reinstall the firmware. As I say, it plays just fine, and I can transfer files with Windows, but Rhapsody has the soundtrack to Winter's Bone that I'm itching to transfer.
Problem solved:
When I was deleting music files in preparation for formatting the disk/reinstalling the firmware, I discovered some massively corrupt files in one folder (I have a vague memory of accidentally unplugging the player a while back without "safely removing," but the player kept working just fine, despite the evident corruption).
After the format, the corrupt files were gone, but I didn't need to reinstall the firmware or anything: all the system folders were intact. I just put my other music files back on, and it's now merrily transferring from Rhapsody as I type this.
Love this player for a variety of reasons, but a key one is how relatively easy it is to diagnose/fix problems (at least compared to most similar devices). I've twice rockboxed it, only to have it die in mid-song within a few hours. In both cases, with a bit of online research, I was able to restore what looked like a complete brick (though I've decided not to push my luck on any more rockboxing).
Good to hear and like you said no need to reinstall the fw if it was file corruption but I've seen where the fw was corrupted which would require it.
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In 2005, faced with scum buildup and high peak flows, the City of Englewood, Ohio, needed to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant. The plant's two 90-foot-diameter, side-feed clarifiers were configured with influent pipe supported by the clarifier access bridge — a design used before skimming became a priority for wastewater plants. This arrangement actually prevented skimming of the basin's surface, resulting in periods of scum buildup.
The Englewood plant typically has flows in the range of 1.5 to 2.5 mgd, but has been experiencing peak flows averaging 10 mgd several times a year, stressing the plant's process. The solution was to upgrade the plant operation to a modified contact stabilization mode once the flows reached a predetermined rate. This mode reduces the solids loading to the clarifiers by diverting the high raw flow to the aeration basin's final compartment, thus preventing washout of solids from the aeration basin. The high hydraulic load required clarifiers to be as efficient as possible.
However, the 25-year-old drive unit and rotating mechanism had been replaced in 1997, due to wear and corrosion. Replacing the entire mechanism again did not sit well with city management.
Instead, the city's water and sewer department partnered with Siemens Water Technologies to develop a retrofit solution using peripheral-feed, peripheral-overflow clarifiers — a configuration that would increase flow capacity and allow surface and influent channel skimming. The retrofit can handle flows of up to 10 mgd, with a design flow of 2.5 mgd and an average flow of 1.5 mgd. At less than $350,000 per clarifier unit, the retrofit solved the plant's issues while saving construction costs and keeping clarifier down-time to a minimum.
One way to add skimming capability is to convert the clarifier to a siphon, center-feed unit. At the Englewood facility, this would require excavation outside the tank, cutting/trenching the basin floor, and installing an influent pipe in the center of the basin. The entire mechanism would have to be removed for the concrete and piping modifications to take place, and a new center pier would have to be added, incurring significant construction costs and disrupting the plant's operation.
A less labor-intensive, less invasive option is to retrofit the clarifier to operate as a peripheral-feed, peripheral-overflow design. With this plan, the influent is introduced through a hydraulically designed channel that extends around the entire basin's circumference.
The influent channel floor includes orifices to allow influent to enter the clarifier. In designing this channel, it is crucial to analyze the head loss required to drive the flow through the channel and orifices.
Many things must be considered to ensure that the flow travels the full length of the channel over the entire flow range, and enters the basin at a uniform rate over the entire periphery. Orifices must have specific diameters and spacing. In addition, properly sized orifice target baffles and specifically located skirt baffles of proper depth are necessary to optimize clarifier operation. The clarifier effluent is collected by an additional peripheral channel located next to the influent channel.
Project: Wastewater treatment plant secondary clarifier rehabilitation
Owner: Englewood (Ohio) Water and Sewer Department
Treatment plant capacity: 10 mgd (peak)
Customers served: 13,000 (5,000 households)
Technology: Siemens Rim-Flo clarifier
Cost of retrofit: $700,000, funded by the Ohio Public Works Commission (75%) and public funds (25%)
Time frame: 2006 – 2008
A properly designed peripheral-feed, peripheral-overflow clarifier can provide 50% to 80% more hydraulic efficiency and can be designed with up to 50% less surface area than a conventional center-feed clarifier, resulting in a corresponding decrease in construction costs.
The clarifier makes full use of its tank volume by eliminating short-circuiting of the solids during higher flows. Also, locating the influent and effluent channels around the tank periphery allows the tank surface to be skimmed effectively. With this option, the existing mechanism can be used with add-on adapters, keeping costs to a minimum.
The combination of influent/effluent channels can be fabricated steel or poured-in-place concrete that is doweled to the basin wall. If the existing clarifier mechanism is still in good shape, as in the Englewood project, it can be easily modified to allow conventional main tank skimming. With peripheral feed, scum is concentrated in the influent channel, a relatively small area easily accessible from outside the basin; plus it allows numerous mechanical options for skimming the channel.
Some channel skimming options include a weir gate. The field-adjustable automated inverted weir gate is located at the end of the influent channel. Its operation is initiated by a land-mounted limit switch incorporated with a series of timers and counters that enable greater flexibility for removing scum, while keeping excess water in the removed scum to a minimum and reducing scum handling system costs. As it is lowered, the weir pulls the scum from the influent channel into a pit, significantly reducing losses related to a more conventional skimmer wiper/scum trough arrangement.
The timers allow the operator to schedule gate openings in relation to the approaching skimmer and the length of withdrawal time. Control counters enable the operator to dictate the frequency of gate cycles based on the number of clarifier rotations. This allows adjustment of the scum collection to match actual day-to-day requirements.
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My favorite is Hitmonlee again.I like it cause it looks cool and I think its a pretty good Pokemon.
My favorite is Hitmonlee again.I like it cause it looks cool and I think its a pretty good Pokemon.
Completed @ 715
Completed VPPs:Paired with _Nithreus_,Lord94,Oni Raichu
rayquaza and charizard
Dragonair and Grovyle.
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I'm not dead. Just veryvery inactive nowadays.
Alakazam is the best - there's no question about it.
my favorite pokemon are dragonite, rapidash, meganium, typhlosion, and lucario.
I'd say Arcanine, Flareon, Ninetails. . . Basically anything fire. *pyro* Oh, and Raichu & Dragonite.
l The Editor l Boycrazies l Teresa l Spiriteon l Eon Spirit l Goku_King_Anime l
My fav pokemon= Gardevoir, Latias, Latios, Umbreon, Milotic, Dewgong, Ninetails, Rayqasa, Pichu, and maybe Totodile. (MAYBE?!)
My favorite Pokemon is Espeon... It's just a beuitiful Pokemon, really.
I will be surprised if something ever passes it.
I'd be surprised if an existing Pokemon would ever pass it.
It will exist soon. We need a Tonberrymon petition
Ummm.. Favorite pokemon? Palkia and Blissey. I like both of them ^.^
Metagross, no doubt
1. Flareon,
3. Kyoger
PORYGONZ!!! oh yeah!
I have many favorites.
Lucario, Charizard, Kingdra, Mew,Latias,Articuno, Rayquaza, Dialga, Lugia, Raichu, Tropius, Swampert, Sceptile, Infernape, Piplup, Ditto, Lapras, Shedinja, Ninjask, Typhlosion, Victrybell, Salamance, Aggron, Rhyperia, Flygon, Jirachi, Rapidash, Onix, Arbok, Celebi, Persian, Kecleon, Absol, Delcatty, Gardevoir, Groudon, Kyrougre, Dewgon, Seel, Spheal, Sealeo and ummm what was it's name? Oh yeah.... I also like Dratini, Dragonair and Dragonite!
You know your pokemon! Long live Dragonites.
--A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world--
Fallen_wings Global "Warming" Poke_Hunter Eon Spirit Trixie God
Silver_Espeon, Myuu, Shadow and The Editor
I can't really decide since there are a lot that I like.
My ban from Serebii should in end in one day.....after that, I'm out:panic:
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I discovered Eclat chocolate through chocolatier Chuck Siegel of Charles Chocolates. He knew they'd be something I'd enjoy and suggested I try them. He knows me too well, because as soon as I took a bite out of the box of caramels I bought for this review, I went weak in the knees.
The chocolatier behind Eclat chocolate, Christopher Curtin, has an impressive culinary background. He practiced his craft for many years in Germany and France, and is now located in Pennsylvania to provide us with stimulating and delicious chocolate confections of his own creation. I have been all to happy to taste my way though his offerings.
I decided on a box of the assorted caramels to try, as I've heard they're the best representation of what Eclat is capable of. Looking at the back of the box the ingredients list is quite long. Lots of things are listed that could indicate anything in terms of flavors of the caramels (vanilla, nuts, spices, etc).
The caramels are gorgeous to look at and it's an experience in itself to open the box to see them all sitting there before you. They're little round spheres, obviously molded and then then fused together. There's milk and dark versions, each coded by either a sprinkling of salt, a square flatted top or a small lines on top.
The sprinkled salt top were the "regular" caramel. It's easy to get the full flavor effect of these, since the caramel is so very liquid and flowing, you can't help but take a bite, realize the impending mess, and then immediately pop the whole thing in your mouth. The flavor of the caramel is extremely buttery, and in my mind, this is the epitome of what caramel should taste like. It's sweet, but not enough to burn your throat, and extremely buttery and rich. The chocolate compliments it nicely, but doesn't overstep itself and lets the caramel shine. The salt adds that wonderful needed kick that enhances the nuances of the caramel. Just stellar flavor-wise, but I tend to prefer to have caramel in a way that doesn't threaten a mess and allows me to slowly savor it.
The second caramel has a light pear flavor to it. The fruitiness compliments the sweetness of the caramel, and masks the butter flavor so that it remains light and uncomplicated. It tastes very pure and it really shines because of the balanced flavors occurring here.
The third, and my favorite, was cardamom. It has the strong base of the regular caramel, but the added cardamom with its sweet, complex and spicy flavors really just blasts this one to space. It adds a wonderful dimension to it that I didn't consider, and it really makes the experience that much more delicious and enticing. You first taste the buttery sweet caramel, then the cardamom comes through with a slow steady flavor that begins to surpass the caramel and evolves into the ultimate spicy and sweet treat.
These are fabulous and I am really thankful to have had the opportunity to try them. I hope they'll start finding their way into more stores soon. Worth a try if you happen to find them.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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My Seventh Friend
He left, and I felt loved!
My first friend came and expressed his shock by saying, "I can't believe that you have cancer. I always thought you were so active and healthy."
He left, and I felt alienated and somehow very "different."
My second friend came and brought me information about a variety of cancer treatments. He said, "Whatever you do, don't take chemotherapy. It's a poison!"
He left, and I felt scared and confused.
My third friend came and tried to answer my "whys" with the statement, "Perhaps God is disciplining you for some sin in your life."
He left, and I felt guilty.
My fourth friend came and told me, "If your faith is just great enough, God will heal you."
He left, and I felt that my faith must be inadequate.
My fifth friend came and told me to remember that "all things work together for good."
He left, and I felt angry.
My sixth friend never came at all.
I felt sad and alone.
My seventh friend came and held my hand and said, "I care, I'm here, I want to help you through this."
He left, and I felt loved!
To My Friend
Just be yourself, be near, and persevere with me.
I know this word cancer is frightening to you. It is to me also. . . .
You ask what you can do for me. There are many things, but perhaps the most important are these.
Please do not stay away because of fear. I'm afraid also. I need you near to know that I'm not alone.
There are times when I will want to talk about my cancer, sometimes not.
But, most of all, just be yourself, be near, and persevere with me.
I know it will not always be easy for you, but I thank you for caring and for being my friend!
Linda Mae Richardson
Sixteen-year melanoma survivor
From Silver Linings: The Other Side of Cancer, published by the Oncology Nursing Press, Inc.


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Single moms don't have to deal with chronic illness, thankfully. That's what I thought. Because if we did, then our lives could turn out to be a nightmare. During the summer of 2010, I started to get joint pain in my knees so I went to a drugstore, purchased a few knee braces, and continued on my way. I have a teenage daughter to take care of by myself. I couldn't time off from work. I had homework to help with, laundry, swim meets, cheerleading practice, basketball games, and meals to cook.
This wasn't happening to me. Sickness happens to other people (people with husbands who can take care of them). People with money and all the time in the world for doctor's appointments and hospitalizations. Sickness doesn't happen to people who can't afford to stop moving.
I finally gave in and went to the doctor after losing 30 pounds without trying. I was so tired that going to the mailbox would wear me out for hours. I slept for days and still was exhausted. Joint pain, severe headaches, myoclonic jerking, and tachycardia. Something was wrong, and the doctor had to fix it now.
With thousands of medications at her disposal, I'm sure she had something in her arsenal that could turn things around. She gave me blood tests for days while I waited for the results.
The answer came on the day of the third largest blizzard in Chicago history. I had lupus. That was insane. How can you have a disease that you knew nothing about? As the days went on, my symptoms got worse. But I floated in a boat alone down the river of denial. It wasn't until one fateful day when I lost control of my legs that I figured out this was serious.
I've been hospitalized many times. I was forced to take a sick leave for six months. I'm on public assistance while my job figures out what to do to me. I take 29 medications a day. I use a wheelchair and a walker to get around. I look at myself in the mirror, and I don't recognize who I am sometimes.
I learned that single moms can get sick too. I was not immune to the unfairness of life. But just before you put the nail in my coffin, I've learned so many things.
My family came together during this time. I have a great support system. My best friend became my fiancé, and I'm getting married this year. I published my first book, Diary of A Sick Chick; A Year In The Life Of A Chronically Ill Woman on Amazon. I write poetry, do awareness videos, and spend more time with my daughter. I enjoy a side of life that I didn't before because I worked long hours.
I was forced to take on a new identity. Even though the new Sonya is in constant pain. This Sonya is free. You can live in denial if you choose. Or you can pick up a new identity. So what will you do? Will you lie on your couch and wait for death? Or will you pick up the pieces and learn how to live again? Which will it be? I decided to get up. And I'm living and living well.


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Minutewomen Add To Newsletter Volume With June Edition
Women's basketball program keeps fans, alumni updated on team activities
Tatham Sisters Prepare For European Tour With Canadian National Team
UMass women's basketball alumni, 2012 Olympians get set for international competition
As A Senior In 2007-08:
As A Junior In 2006-07: Tallied seven points, three rebounds, and three assists in the game against St. Bonaventure (3/2) ... Scored a team-high 14 points at Fordham (2/25) ... Scored 11 points and hauled in six boards vs. Xavier (2/18) ... Tallied 10 points in 27 minutes of action vs. Duquesne (2/16) ... Scored 10 points, adding two assists and one steal against St. Louis (1/26) ... Went a perfect 2-2 at the free throw line securing the victory for UMass in the last 2.1 seconds of the game vs. Lasalle ... Tallied six points, one assist and three rebounds at #12/14 George Washington (1/14) ... At Richmond (1/12), scored five and rebounded four ... Went 5-6 in field goals scoring 10 points and rebounding six at URI (1/9) ... Scored three and stole two against Yale (1/6) ... Totaled seven points rebounding five and assisting two at Holy Cross (1/3) ... At Boston College (12/31) totaled six points and dished out five ... Tallied nine points going 2-2 at the free throw line and dishing out three assists against Eastern Michigan (12/13) ... At Buffalo (12/10), tallied 11 points, four rebounds, three assists and a steal ... At Hartford (12/6), scored five points, grabbed five rebounds and made one steal ... Scored 10 points, made three assists, and grabbed two steals against Northeastern (12/2) ... Versus Wagner (11/30), tallied three points, four rebounds, and four assists ... At the Best Western Roundball Classic (11/25-26), tallied 22 points, eight rebounds, five assists and two blocks ... Had 17 points, four assists and four rebounds at the Seton Hall Classic (11/17-18) ... Against New Hampshire (11/14), scored six points and pulled down five rebounds ... In her first game as captain, pulled down two rebounds and made two assists in 11 minutes of play.
As A Sophomore In 2005-06: Had one rebound and one assist vs. Duquesne (3/3) ... Grabbed two boards vs. La Salle (2/26) ... Had six points, four rebounds, and two assists at St. Louis (2/23) ... Posted five points, five rebounds, five assists, and three steals vs. St. Bonaventure (2/19) ... Had four points, sevn rebounds, two assists and a steal at Xavier (2/17) ... Had five points, three rebounds, and two assists vs. Fordham (2/12) ... Pulled down two rebounds vs. St. Joseph's (2/5) ... Had two rebounds and an assist at Rhode Island (2/2) ... Played on the Canadian Junior National team this past summer and participated in the FIBA 2005 U-19 World Championship ... Had a rebound and an assist at Temple (1/29) ... Had a team-high 13 points, six rebounds and three assists at La Salle (Jan. 27) ... Tallied two points, four rebounds and a block in UMass' upset of #25/25 George Washington (1/22) ... Had four points, a rebound and a steal vs. Richmond (1/19) ... Had four points, two rebounds, an assist and a steal at Charlotte (Jan. 15) ... Had two points and two rebounds vs. Rhode Island (1/13) ... Had three points and two assists at Duquesne (1/6) ... Poured in 13 points, four rebounds, an assist and a steal vs. Dayton (1/4) ... Had two points against Georgia Tech (12/31) ... Had four points vs. Brown (12/30) ... Had two points, four rebounds, four assists and a steal at Syracuse (12/10) ... Dished out an assist at Boston College (12/8) ... Had eight points, a rebound, an assist and three steals UNH (12/4) ... Has two points, two rebounds, a block and a steal vs. Hofstra (12/1) ... Poured in nine points in 24 minutes against Siena (11/29) ... Had four points, a rebound and an assist against Hartford (11/26) ... Had four points, three rebounds, a block and a steal at Eastern Michigan (11/22) ...Poured in a career-high 11 points and also had two rebounds, two assists and two steals against Holy Cross (11/20) ...Had two points, two rebounds, two assists and a steal at Delaware (11/18).
As A Freshman In 2004-05: Selected to the A-10 Preseason All-Rookie team ... Played in 28 games, making one start ... Averaged 7.4 minutes in those contests ... Tallied 41 points and 29 rebounds ... Also had 13 assists, three blocks and nine steals ... Scored eight points, four rebounds and one assist in two games at the A-10 Tournament (March 4-5) ... Had three points, two rebounds and a steal at Dayton (Feb. 11) ... Had two points and two rebounds at St. Bonaventure (Jan. 28) ... Made first collegiate start vs. Saint Joseph's (Jan. 24) ... Had a career-high seven points in collegiate debut against Southern California (Nov. 19).
Before UMass: Averaged 25.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.0 steals as a senior at Chinguacousy High School in Brampton, Ontario ... In the summer of 2003, helped the Ontario Juvenile Provincial Team to the national championship ... Spent the summer of 2004 with the Canadian Junior National Team where she averaged 6.4 ppg as Canada earned its first trip to the World Championship next summer by winning the bronze medal at the qualification tournament this year. ... A Toronto Sun All-Star and a Ford/Raptors High School Academic All-Star ... Named the 2003-04 Miss Basketball in Canada and was picked as the MVP of the All-Canada Basketball game ... Selected to the Canadian Junior National Team.
Personal: Born Alisha A. Tatham on October 14, 1986, in Toronto, Ontario ... Daughter of Roy and Pauline Tatham ... Has three brothers, Patrick, Tyan and Kenroy, and a sister, Tamara ... Brother, Patrick, played for the Cleveland State basketball team and sister, Tamara, played with her at UMass but graduated last year ... A Pre-Journalism major.
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Mosher Retiring After Distinguished Career
Betsy Mosher, Fresno State's Deputy Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator, is retiring after nearly eight years at Fresno State to complete a distinguished career in intercollegiate athletics.
NGWSD Celebration
Fresno State honored 20 former female student athletes as well as three coaches who participated in athletics at Fresno State in the 1960's, 70's and 80's.
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Fresno State seniors Lisa Beach and Derek Oliver joined hundreds of student-athletes and administrators from across the country at the NCAA Leadership forum.
New iPads Help Bulldogs Compete in the Classroom
The NCAA's Student-Athlete Opportunity Fund is helping Fresno State student-athletes by providing an iPad to assist the Bulldogs achieve success in the classroom.
Fresno State's Mosher Named NACWAA's Top FBS Administrator
The Bulldogs' Deputy AD/SWA Betsy Mosher was one of eight NACWAA members honored with the organization's Administrator of the Year Award.
Last Updated: Aug. 8, 2012
Betsy Mosher is entering her eighth year at Fresno State and second as Deputy Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator after serving for the previous six years as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Administration and Program Integrity. She was named NACWAA's 2012 Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Administrator of the Year.
Mosher has formal oversight of all sport supervisors, supervisory capacity regarding student-athlete welfare issues, and is formally defined as the department's top administrator in the absence of the Director of Athletics.
During her tenure at Fresno State, Mosher's guidance has been a key component in the athletics department's unprecedented achievement by the student-athlete community in the areas of academic development , NCAA compliance, gender equity, sports medicine, strength and conditioning, and student-athlete services.
Mosher has helped guide the Bulldogs to significant improvements in the department's Academic Progress Rate, equity in participation and financial aid and student-athlete welfare initiatives. Mosher has established herself as a national leader in fostering an elite and equitable student-athlete experience.
She also plays a critical role in representing the institution at the conference level and oversaw the Bulldogs' transition to the Mountain West Conference.
Mosher came to Fresno State after spending three years (2002-05) as the Associate Athletic Director for Athletic Administration and Compliance Services at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
With an extensive background that includes prominent leadership positions at three NCAA Division I institutions as well as with the Big Ten Office and the NCAA, Mosher's duties at Fresno State include the supervision of five Bulldogs' athletics programs (baseball, men's and women's tennis and men's and women's basketball) as well as oversight of the department's NCAA and Western Athletic Conference compliance programs, student-athlete services, the athletic training and the strength and conditioning departments. Mosher will serve as the SWA for conference and NCAA representation.
At UMass, she was a member of the athletics department senior management team and was responsible for the formulation of the department's strategic plan. Assisting with a campus response to a second round NCAA self study, Mosher oversaw the department's compliance program, including the formulation of a systems manual and an upgrade of the recruitment monitoring system. Additionally, Mosher oversaw the admission process for student-athletes as well as served as a department liaison for personnel actions during a six month transition period.
Mosher, who supervised women's tennis, baseball and cross country and track and field at Massachusetts, was a liaison to the Athletic Council's Subcommittees for Compliance and for Vision. An NCAA Peer Reviewer, she was named to the NCAA Academic, Eligibility and Compliance Cabinet in July 2005.
Prior to UMass, Mosher spent six years (1996-2002) as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Compliance/SWA at Arizona State University. A member of ASU's athletic senior management team, she oversaw the school's compliance, academic and student services as well as the personnel areas. She also supervised the sports of volleyball, softball, soccer and wrestling while working closely with the women's basketball program.
Mosher served as a liaison to Arizona State's general counsel, the school's Intercollegiate Athletics Board, the Pacific-10 Conference and the NCAA. Representing the Sun Devils on numerous Pac-10 and NCAA committees, she was the 1999-2000 vice president of the Pac-10 council and former NCAA softball committee member. Mosher also assisted with the second round certification process at ASU and served as the OCR liaison.
Prior to Arizona State, Mosher spent seven years (1989-96) at Northwestern. With five years as an assistant athletics director and two as an associate athletics director for intercollegiate services, she also served as the department's SWA. Her primary duties for the Wildcats included oversight of compliance, academic services and athletics admissions as well as supervision of the baseball, women's basketball, tennis and swimming programs. She was chair of the Big 10 Women's Administrator's Group and the Conference's Rules and Legislation Committee. Prior to Northwestern, Mosher was a legislative assistant at the Big Ten Conference office (1988-89) and also served as an NCAA compliance representative (1986-88).
Prior to her move into administration, Mosher was the head women's basketball and softball coach at California State (Pa.) from 1980-85 and began her collegiate athletics career as the women's basketball coach at Wisconsin-Whitewater (1977-79).
Receiving her Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Illinois State in 1972, a Master of Arts degree in Physical Education from Northern Colorado in 1976, and a Director's Degree from Indiana University (1986), Mosher also was selected to attend the NACWAA Institute for Athletics Executive in the summer of 2002.
Mosher is a current member of NACDA and NACWAA.


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SCE FCU's Employees Give Their Own $$$ to Support Youth Financial EducationOct 01, 2014 | In The Community
The Center for Financial Empowerment, the nonprofit founded by the Credit Union, launched a special giving campaign at the end of August to all SCE FCU employees – to increase support for the expansion of its financial education programs...Read More
What if your Credit Union served SLURPEES?Oct 01, 2014 | News & Press
Well... welcome to it, because it's here!
Your Credit Union participates in the CO-OP Shared Branch Network, which now offers Vcom units (self service branch kiosks) at thousands of 7-Eleven® stores across the country. You can access your SCE FCU account and perform many of the same transactions you would with a teller – anytime day or night... for FREE!Read More
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basically, the idea is to create a small rap based upon a character or pokemon, but not mention directly who the rap is based about.
for example:
in west sevii islands, born and raised
in the ice cave's where i spend most of my days
chillin', relaxing and actin all cool while ridin' all the lapras in the icy pool
when a couple of guys, they were up no no good. started making trouble that no one understood.
i got in 1 little fight, and Red got scared and said : *nothing*
i whistled for a cab, and when it came near
on the port bow was a pimp, and he wrecked into the pier.
if anything, the boat was making weavile look slow... but nah ya'll forget it
yo home to tha plateau!!!
of course i did modify the fresh prince lyrics to create this example.
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Marina Riviera Nayarit in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle has begun promoting the third annual Taste of La Cruz to take place on Saturday, January 18, 2014 at the Marina's Malecón and Xiriki Amphitheater. Now established as a landmark, annual event, Taste of La Cruz is both an expo and a fair, and features choice area businesses, services and restaurants in a beautiful outdoor venue with the entire Banderas Bay and Puerto Vallarta as the backdrop. In addition, many local artists and artisans feature booths with unique regional art, clothing and food. A select group of musical acts from the region will perform at the Marina's Xiriki Amphitheater during the event.
The last two events have succeeded in attracting new and return visitors to La Cruz de Huanacaxtle and the Marina Riviera Nayarit from surrounding communities. Registration for exhibitors will begin in October. For more information, contact email@example.com, call (322) 116 4731 or visit www.tasteoflacruz.com.
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Heard Any Good News Lately?
By Rebecca Teti
Let's try something different this weekend and share some good news with each other. Have an answered prayer, a nice moment, a joy, a good deed you witnessed to share?
(Join each day's Coffee Talk discussion: Mon: Parenting; Tues: Open Forum; Wed: NFP; Thu: Marriage; Fri: Education; Sat/Sun: Changing Roles)
This is the Open Forum Coffee Talk. That means ... anything goes. Ask a question, make a suggestion, share a story, offer some advice -- the floor is yours!
Ours is the most beautiful faith. Praise God for His wondrous deeds and forgiveness.
My good news is that my 46 year-old sister will have surgery on Thursday to replace her skull flap that was removed on December 30 after a massive stroke. We've been praying for this day. Back in January, we literally went from planning her funeral (doctors had no hope) to dancing with joy when she moved her fingers the morning we were going to remove her life support. Any prayers would be appreciated!
Wow, Amy! Be assured of my prayers.
Thank you, Rebecca!
My good news is our parish priest sent me a letter asking me to prayfully consider becoming a deacon. I am so honored, but boy do I need prayers to discern this. Dan
SB1 passed in Texas! God is good!
Pete: Amen to that! Amy: Thanks be to God for this good news! Praying that our Lord, the Divine Physician of our souls & bodies, will heal your sister! Prayers for your family, too! Dan: That's wonderful, what an honor indeed! Ask the intercession of St. Lawrence & St. Stephen, Proto-Martyr -- they are both patron saints of deacons. JM: Praying for all those who work to defend God's precious gift of life! Also praying for conversion & healing for all those who in any way have been involved in abortion.
My joyful news is that I finally had my first baby! Joseph Nathaniel was welcomed into this world July 6. Thanks be to God!
Welcome Joseph Nathaniel! What a wonderful blessing! Congratulations DW & may God bless you & your precious son!
What great news! Thanks, Amy, JM, Congratulations, DW -- and we'll be praying for your discernment, Dan.
My twin nephews were baptized on Saturday! They are such blessings, and miracles to their parents!
I like this good news idea! Amy-so happy about your sister! Dan-what a blessing for you, and I hope you become a great deacon! JM-I'm so glad it passed! DW-hurrah and welcome to your baby! Congratulations! Joan-I am so glad for that! Great idea!


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Princeton Looks Forward To Magical Finish As Host Of Howe Cup Championships
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Last season, there were expectations. This time, there are opportunities.
When the Princeton women's squash team entered the 2013 Howe Cup championships, it did so as the top seed coming off an undefeated regular season and an outright Ivy League championship. The Tigers won one close match after another, and they weren't alone in believing that this national title was theirs for the taking.
But the Howe Cup rarely follows the same storyline as the regular season, and Princeton learned that the hard way. The Tigers fell 6-3 to fourth-seeded Trinity in the semifinal and never got that opportunity to match an Ivy title with a national crown.
Fast forward one year, and Princeton enters this weekend's Howe Cup (Feb. 21-23, Jadwin Squash Courts) in a totally different situation. A season filled with close losses have left them as an overlooked fifth seed entering the eight-team national championships.
Princeton is fine with being overlooked. The Tigers know that they have the opportunity — and the talent — to pull off a magical finish to the season.
Princeton will open the Howe Cup National Championships Friday at 2:30 pm against fourth-seeded Yale on Courts 4-5-6. The match will be played over three shifts, and the top six matches will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network.
If Princeton wins, it will likely face top-seeded Harvard Saturday at 2 pm on Courts 1-2-3 in one of two semifinals. All three of those courts will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network, as will the 1 pm championship match Sunday (note: the semifinals and finals will be streamed regardless of whether Princeton is involved).
Opening against Yale presents a strong challenge to the Tigers, who fell 5-4 to the Bulldogs at the beginning of February. The last two Princeton-Yale matchups have been decided by 5-4 scores, with both teams winning on the road. The Tigers would love to use its home-court advantage to break that trend.
Recent Howe Cups have shown just how important home court can be to Princeton. Jadwin served as the host site in both 2008 and 2011; the Tigers went 5-1 combined over those two years, and they outperformed their seed in both years. Princeton won its second of three straight national championships as the second seed in 2008, and it went from the fifth seed to the third-place finisher in 2011.
Princeton has seven starters who competed in the Howe Cup last year, including senior co-captains Libby Eyre (No. 2) and Alex Sawin (No. 7). The Tigers have multiple starters from every class, including a pair of freshmen making their Howe Cup debuts in Maria Elena Ubina (No. 1) and Alexandra Toth (No. 8).
Depth has been a strength of Princeton throughout the season, and head coach Gail Ramsay believes that depth could be a key piece for the weekend. There isn't a spot in the lineup where Ramsay isn't optimistic for a big weekend. She knows that this team was a match here, a match there, away from a big regular season.
Those matches didn't go Princeton's way the first time.
But this is a new time, and Princeton knows it.


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Wilmington Police Department Hosts Ceremonial Run with Military Veteran Through Downtown Wilmington
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On October 2, 2013, Brendan O'Toole, a military veteran, ran through Wilmington as part of a cross country trek from California to Maine. In the 600 block of North Market Street, O'Toole passed Jerry Beauford who suddenly and without provocation punched O'Toole in the face and fled. O'Toole sustained a facial laceration and a concussion.
Police have arrested Garry Beauford in connection with the assault after a swift investigation involving the cooperation of the business community and Downtown Visions.
On Monday, October 7, the law enforcement and veteran's community will join with Brendan to run a 3 mile ceremonial loop through the city of Wilmington. The run will begin at the Wilmington Police Department at 9:00 a.m. and will follow this route:
- West on West 4th Street from the William T. McLaughlin Public Safety Building;
- North on North Market Street to North Park Drive;
- West on North Park Drive to North Van Buren Street;
- South on North Van Buren Street to South Park Drive;
- East on South Park Drive to King Street;
- South on King Street to West 11th Street;
- East on West 11th Street to French Street;
- South on French Street to West 8th Street;
- West on West 8th Street to King Street;
- South on King Street to West 4th Street; and
- East on West 4th Street to the William T. McLaughlin Public Safety Building where the run will end.
Since Brendan was assaulted there has been an outpouring of support from within and outside the law enforcement community. Veterans have called offering to open their homes to Brendan while he recovers, and citizens of Wilmington have inquired how they can help.
This ceremonial run is open to the public and will provide an opportunity to show support for Brendan and all of our active and retired military personnel who have served our country.
Those who do not wish participate in the run are welcome to see Brendan off at the police department or line the route of the run.
For more information please contact Corporal Mark Ivey at (302) 576-3162 or (302) 383-1482.